cannot possibly leave. what are the challenges with that? unfortunately for relief organisations challenges with that? unfortunately for relief organisations like - challenges with that? unfortunately for relief organisations like irc, - for relief organisations like irc, we have had to suspend all of our humanitarian operations across the country except for in the east. this means that people are not able to access life saving aid in things like health facilities, which is often critical, even in terms of water provision, for example. in the east of the country, in a refugee camp where we are already hosting refugees from ethiopia, we have been able to continue our services and yesterday we had at least 3000 people have arrived there from different parts of sudan and so we hope to be able to provide them with critical aid, as well. what hope to be able to provide them with critical aid, as well. critical aid, as well. what concerns do ou critical aid, as well. what concerns do you
the headline in the daily mail. the paper says ministers have been advised that the proposals are lawful but push the boundaries of the european convention on human rights. the times adds that, under the plans, there will be a cap on overall refugee numbers and the home secretary will have a legal duty to remove almost all asylum seekers who enter the country on small vessels. as we ve been hearing, whatsapp messages leaked to the daily telegraph allege that the former health secretary matt hancock agreed to put pressure on a fellow tory mp if he failed to back lockdown restrictions during the height of the covid pandemic. a spokesperson for mr hancock said the message exchange was an entirely partial account . and the most watched video on the bbc news website this morning? three must see moments from sir david attenborough s new bbc series, called wild isles .
decades. we were playing games. now we have complete chaos, fentanyl is pouring in, families are being wiped out, destroyed and there s death everywhere. all caused by incompetence. millions of illegal aliens stampeding across our border. interior enforcement shut down, everyone is overstaying their visas, nobody thinks about reporting it anymore. my wonderful travel ban is gone, it was wonderful. refugee numbers are through the roof and spies and terrorists are infiltrating our country, totally unchecked like never before. with i m back in the white house, the first reconciliation bill i will sign will be for massive increase in border patrol and colossal increase in the number of ice deportation officers. [cheering and applauding]
0 once again, we are not a free nation right now, we don t have free press, free anything. in 2016, i declared i am your voice. today i add, i am your warrior, i am your justice and for those have been wronged and betrayed, i am your retribution, your retribution. i m going to let this [cheering and applauding] [cheering and applauding] i will totally obliterate the deep state. i will fire [cheering and applauding] [chanting] thank like it s never been westernized before. these are sick people. i will put the people back in charge of this country again, the people will be back in charge of our country. [cheering and applauding] the biden administration is the most corrupt administration in american history. hunter biden is a criminal and nothing happened to him, nothing happened. joe biden is a criminal and nothing ever seems to happen to him. because you know, say what you want but the democrats stick together. they don t have mitt romney, they don t have guys that, they stick t
she is the senior adviser for migration. tara, very good to see you. i want to get your take first on the new the presidents new plan and how it compares to the plans that you were working on when you are in the administration. what are your thoughts? happy new year, simone. so i, this is the presidents first speech on the immigration of the border since he came into office. i want to highlight for policies that i think a very positive developments. the first is the one that was just mentioned that people from cuba and nicaragua and haiti are going to be able to apply for humanitarian from their own countries. this is based on the program that s been used for strokes from afghanistan and ukraine to give them a safe, fast way to leave their countries and to come to the united states. this is a positive development. the president also announced tripling of refugee numbers. more people seeking protection can take it vantage of the refugee program. he also talked about more money f