individuals. a lot of them are into the country pending immigration proceedings. this is video from eagle pass. this is what happens. we ve seen it many times along the u.s./mexico border. mi grant migrants cross the rio grande. from there, they are taken to processing facilities. title 42, that allows immigrants to return to mexico, is in effect. i talked to them in mexico. now, many are allowed into the united states. and once they re processed by border patrol, they are taken by border patrol, to places along the u.s./mexico border. i ve been to many of the border towns and talked to many of the migrants at the respite centers. to be clear, this has happened for years. this is not new.
help? they continue to ignore this crisis on the border. 80,000 new irs agents. i d prefer to have more border patrol officers and asylum officers to get these cases processed so if they don t qualify for asylum, they can be deported. there s a lot more things that we can do than hire these irs agents. sandra: hector garza, put that in perspective. what if you saw crammed in that bill the hiring of 87,000 additional agents to protect and run the southern border? what would that mean for you and how would that improve our ability to secure our border? you know what? i don t think we need 80,000 border patrol agents but we need to secure the border. we need proper resources that includes judges, processing facilities so the people coming
recognition that we host one of the major international gateways in kent, responsible for over 80% of all our freight traffic. and as we enter the busy holiday season, we want to make sure that when people are departing for holidays, or arriving from abroad, or people just taking domestic trips in kent that they can get around the canned damer county. some of that will be around a particular round, around the capacity of our roads, but also ensuring that we have the right processing facilities at the port to enable people to have a smooth departure. we are very lucky that we have a fantastic rail link in the county and we are doing anything to promote ourselves as a sustainable destination. the latest industrial action means that those other important opportunities to travel other than on the road, not
used cars, 7.1%, particularly in a state where travel distances are, you know, if you go from one city in south dakota to another, you turn left, 400 miles and then left again. that s true. it s hitting home. i tell people it s hot in the summer, cold in the winter, a long way to drive in the state and agriculture is the number one industry so we are growing the country s food. and for 15 years i ve been talking about food security as a national security issue. what this white house is doing is driving up the food costs and they are doing it by making us much more reliant on other countries who are buying up our fertilizer, buying up our chemical companies, they own our processing facilities now countries such as china are buying up land when they control our food, they will control us. and announcements like the president made today make that come more quicker. john: and what joe manchin
Foreign direct investment (FDI) into Indonesia rose 39.7% annually in the second quarter of this year to 163.2 trillion rupiah (10.89 billion USD), the biggest climb in the past decade.