kilicdaroglu is from, and something that had been said during the campaign, that support is here, are they lgbt supporters? and they all shouted yes back at the screen. the atmosphere is noisy, chaotic, celebratory. people will be arriving through the night, even though that final result is yet to be announced. president erdogan is a veteran of turkish politics, he was the mayor of istanbul from 94 to 98, then prime ministerfrom 2003 of istanbul from 94 to 98, then prime minister from 2003 to 2014, then he has been president since 2014. this though in recent years is by far the biggest challenge to him. to think there is any sense that he may change his style, the way he is as the president, as a result are being pushed so close to the wire? i think it will depend on if and when that victory comes to how competitive those numbers are. iffy
centres and file these claims for asylum ? sumi, i really think people want to be in the region. they say they want to enter through the puerta grande. right. they want to enter the united states in a way that is regular. right. and so if given the consequence regime that is now in place at the border, we are trying to give people options so that they can, if they really do want to come to the united states, that they access the united states through a legal pathway. i was talking to a foreign ministerfrom the region who had mentioned to me that he had taken his fourth trip, and he hadn t been foreign minister that long, to another country in the region to pick up the remains of migrants from his own country who had perished along the way. i mean, this is tragic. and marta, final question. you know, these people are fleeing violence,
refugee resettlement in the united states. what are migrants saying along the way? because some of the migrants we ve been speaking to, rather, at the bbc, have said they want to head directly to the us. so are you confident that they are going to be willing to go to these centres and file these claims for asylum ? sumi, i really think people want to be in the region. they say they want to enter through the puerta grande. right. they want to enter the united states in a way that is regular. right? and so if given the consequence regime that is now in place at the border, we are trying to give people options so that they can, if they really do want to come to the united states, that they access the united states through a legal pathway. i was talking to a foreign ministerfrom the region who had mentioned to me that he had taken his fourth trip, and he hadn t been foreign minister that long,
what are migrants saying along the way? because some of the migrants we ve been speaking to, rather, at the bbc, have said they want to head directly to the us. so are you confident that they are going to be willing to go to these centres and file these claims for asylum ? sumi, i really think people want to be in the region. they say they want to enter through the puerta grande. they want to enter the us in a way that s regular. and so if given the consequence regime that is now in place at the border, we are trying to give people options so that they can, if they really do want to come to the united states, that they access the united states through a legal pathway. i was talking to a foreign ministerfrom the region who had mentioned to me that he had taken his fourth trip, and he hadn t been foreign minister that long, to another country in the region to pick up the remains of migrants from his own country who had perished along the way.
and file these claims for asylum ? sumi, i really think people want to be in the region. they say they want to enter through the puerta grande. right. they want to enter the united states in a way that is regular. right. and so if given the consequence regime that is now in place at the border, we are trying to give people options so that they can, if they really do want to come to the united states, that they access the united states through a legal pathway. i was talking to a foreign ministerfrom the region who had mentioned to me that he had taken his fourth trip, and he hadn t been foreign minister that long, to another country in the region to pick up the remains of migrants from his own country who had perished along the way. i mean, this is tragic. and marta, final question. you know, these people are fleeing violence, poverty, oppression and making their way to the us. what can the us do in its foreign policy to address some of these push factors that is that are causing