cases. people that have lived here their entire lives, many of them don t speak english don t speak spanish, and even if they do speak spanish they may not know where they re from, they don t have mexican papers. it s harder to get a job in mexico, if you don t have papers than it is in the united states. and they end up living in places that are subhuman conditions and tijuana, a place called el bordo a sewage ditch where thousands of poem are living in squaller. you know, there s a human cost to the deportation that i think most of us don t realize. certainly when i went down there, my initial thought you get deported you get sent home to where you re from the village or the state, and that s not the case in a lot of the instances. it s difficult thing because if we re going to have deportation we need to find a way to address this so there s not this humanitarian crisis going on on
a country exhausted by a flood of ref sews. the army wants us to see this welcome but there s something wrong with this picture. the journey must have been held he hellish for them and you can only imagine what they left behind. this is the last point they are allowed to cross. they have shot most of the rest. this is the other side of the story, the syrian town just meters from the jordanian border. no refugees are crossing here. hundreds stranded activists told us now allowed to travel the remaining meters into jordan. they sent us this video of the squaller they endure nearby
after the dow did the same thing. strong housing market is helping to push stocks higher, but not every community is in recovery. tom foreman has this american journey story of one community fighting back and trying to keep its homes out of foreclosure. reporter: when the housing crash came, no place was hit harder than georgetown south, a distant suburb of washington where the foreclosure rate shot to 30%. some homes plunged in value from $300,000 to just $40,000. people moved out. crime and squaller moved in. this board back here were french glass doors. inside hard wood oig, brand new cabinets. reporter: but the community never lost its voice. meg carol is part of an aggressive effort by some 50 churches, synagogues and mosques called voice and their mission has been saving communities like this one from ruin, cleaning up, maintaining and taking care of
no he looks like whoopi goldburg making a point on the view. i know, whoopi goldburg breaking wind on the on the view. and then drowns it out by saying child. that s the past part of the view. if i had children i would have no problems with this. when the kids screw up it is you who gets sued. jay as somebody who doesn t have kids, you know nothing. the thing with my super i will legitimate daughters is i let them get high all the time. when they are not, they realize the squaller they are living in. remember you knew in high school who the kids were on drugs and then you get the counselor to straighten them out. that s the way they did it. no need to cut their hair. just their clothes. we should be called the red eye old table.
no he looks like whoopi goldburg making a point on the view. i know, whoopi goldburg breaking wind on the on the view. and then drowns it out by saying child. that s the past part of the view. if i had children i would have no problems with this. when the kids screw up it is you who gets sued. jay as somebody who doesn t have kids, you know nothing. the thing with my super i will legitimate daughters is i let them get high all the time. when they are not, they realize the squaller they are living in. remember you knew in high school who the kids were on drugs and then you get the counselor to straighten them out. that s the way they did it. no need to cut their hair. just their clothes. we should be called the red eye old table.