St. Georges ribbon, the guards ribbon, as it was called during the war, which passed through eras. We are closely monitoring what is happening, let me remind you once again, the footage that we receive in real time is lined up and military personnel of various types, branches of the military, we see st. Andrews flag and flags there. In the tombstone there is a bronze composition of a soldiers helmet with a Laurel Branch and a battle banner and the epitaph of Sergei Mikhalkov , your name is unknown, your feat is immortal. When the eternal flame was lit, this ceremony itself, which took place in the year sixtyseven, in may of the sixtyseventh year, before victory day, the fire was delivered from the field of mars in leningrad, a whole relay race was lined up, and in particular took part in it famous pilot alexey maresev, passing the baton with fire, the fire burns constantly, regardless of the weather, including despite todays snow, todays bad weather, the weather was certainly difficult
Hard questions about how to fix the fundamental drivers of immigration as long as they funded more enforcement agents and build higher senses. This broke down in the 1990s because they immigrants began to increase and dispersed throughout the country instead of concentrated in border states, people began to view the numbers that were emerging as more of a problem, especially after the 9 11 attacks, the equilibrium broke down when immigration control was seen as a National Security issue. So since the late 90s and since 9 11 we have seen an additional security measures put at the border and in the u. S. These enforcement measures, i argue, seem to have reached a Tipping Point where the number of unauthorized immigrants in the u. S. Today has been going down. The number peeked in 2007 at 12. 4 million. Theres been a 10 reduction, almost a million less. Its a little hard to assess exactly how important the enforcement measures are in driving that decrease because many of the most importan
Is that agricultural employers dont like it very much. Because it includes theyre required to pay temporary workers more than they would have to pay u. S. Workers because its designed to protect u. S. Workers. And so agricultural employers have found it cumbersome and inconvenient to use. And because we dont really enforce employer sanction laws theyve gone around it and hired a lot of unauthorized workers instead. The h2b visa is for lowskilled nonagriculture workers in temporary jobs. The reason i dont consider it a fix and employers are willing to use that because it offers less protections than h2a to workers. The reason its a limited fix is that its only limited to seasonal jobs. So if you want to hire a worker to work in your restaurant or your factory or, you know your Service Sector job as a janitor, none of those jobs are covered. It has to be a job that is timelimited and its limited to 65,000 visas a year. So it only covers it basically covers people in truly Seasonal Work l
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Correspondent in tel aviv. That is it for me. Thank you for watching velshi and ruhle. Ill see you back here at 3 00 p. M. Eastern. Now surprise, surprise, katie tur, still with us. Still with you. I love it. Do you . Yeah, i do. I do. Its fun. I love it too. All right. Enjoy your next hour and see you. See you in an hour. It is 11 00 a. M. Out west, 2 00 p. M. In washington, faced with a surge in immigrants attemptings to cross the southern border and a protracted border over his border wall, President Trump decided according to new reporting from nbc news, that the best way to stem the crisis is to reinstate a policy of separating migrant families. The very same policy that the Trump Administration last year denied even existed, the same policy that resulted in the separation of some 2800 families, the same policy that the president himself ended with an executive order back in june. Two sources tell nbc news that it was Kirstjen Nielsens refusal to make that reversal that set her at