for abortion rights. and to witness the states democratic governor, roy cooper veto the 12-week abortion ban that the republican-controlled state legislature passed in the first week of may. now north carolina republicans claim that the bill was, quote, a mainstream approach to regulating abortion, but critics say it is full of hidden restrictions and medically unnecessary obstacles that take in together were we dramatically reduce access to abortion and cause women s health clinics across the state to shut down. but the fact that republicans are trying to market this extreme abortion ban as reasonable and mainstream is important. it s part of a larger national effort will cancel determine unacceptable abortion ban standard that they could enact without politically backfiring on them. for the most, where they ve been unsuccessful in this regard. again, the majority of americans support abortion rights. opposed this is importing the criminalization of women and their doctors
significantly in the last 30 months. we saw talk about people from the northern triangle and mexico to talk about the border. right now, mexico s the last mile for people coming from all over the world. we re different meditate races. our community center in mexico city is helping people from russia and ukraine. sierra leone, sri lanka. it s our different profiles of people escaping different crisis all over the world. raphael, thank you for the work that you and i are we always appreciate. we count on you in so many parts of the world to explain to us what s going on with these increasing humanitarian crises. raphael velasquez garcia is the mexico country director at the international rescue committee. one of the biggest threats to american democracy may be something that you ve never heard of but i m going to explain it to you when i come back. i ll explain the constitutional sheriff movement coming up. coming up coming up the always discreet pad is super comfortable. it feels li
moving and that i can t wake up. i m dreaming awake. i haven t been able to sleep. i haven t been nightmares. everything is a nightmare. that s why i say i have been woken up from this nightmare and what i have is a nightmare. as a wake up, i don t think i m hear. that i m still in the trains. i got used to being hungry. to being thirsty because i wasn t used to them. to drink hot water. to eat poorly. just because we never had one meal. and now, at least we have meals. the girl had diarrhea fever. you re very difficult. joining me now from mexico city. raphael velasquez garcia. he s the mexico country director for the international