this is also true for international air passengers. but despite these changes, that trump-era border policy that allows the administration to swiftly expel migrants and which is also based on public health will remain in effect. so migrants will continue to be removed, despite these changes on the border the administration is announcing today. priscilla alvarez, thank you. we ll also cover this story at both land borders with paula newton in toronto, canada and raphael in mexico city. one new york congressman says this news brings a sigh of relief from northern border communities in the u.s. how is the canadian government reacting? you know, about the same. and i have to tell you in speaking to a lot of canadian businesses and families that were so relieved when the u.s. opened up that land border pardon me, canada opened up the land border to americans in august, it just didn t quite get things moving, jake, the way they should have been. this is a huge dose of relie
that i would not be whether or not i was going to be subpoenaed or not, and that emphatically i would not have been sitting in this position as being called as a witness, so that s what my text chains show. so no. that we ve never talked about willis and wade having a relationship? not directly you and i, no. we talked about my health. okay. we talked about as i stated before, other things, but not this, no. okay. did you text me about wade and willis taking many trips together? i object i m sorry. there s been an objection. i m going to object as it relates to attorney/client privilege, and i m going to object because i haven t seen the text messages that she s attempting to impeach the witness with, and so he s made all of his representations that he s had zero communications as it relates to the issues that she continues to ask about and that the only information she has from him is through a third party, which would be hearsay. ms. merchan. judge,
To virginia. going to head to virginia to try to turn out voters, younger voters, voters of color. without turnout, if mcauliffe can t get democrats excited to vote and if youngkin can get independents and republicans to turn out for him, mcauliffe is in a lot of trouble. you think that mcauliffe, just because he s a democrat it s his to lose? the advantage goes to mcauliffe. we were talking about this before. how seismic it would be if he were to lose this. that s why he was governor once before, we should point out, in the same state. that s why mccauliffe is trying to make this about trump and a referendum on him, even though he s not in the ballot because that s done well for democrats when they ve been running against trump and the conspiracy theories. covid is very much a part of what s happening in virginia as well. add on biden s poor approval ratings, the fcts that people are still bothered by being in the middle of the pandemic and mcauliffe is facing this uphill ba
But the optics of this stink, if optics can stink. it s offensive to anyone who watches juris prudence in this country. i think danny captures very well the argument but the practical application here, the discretion that judges have and part of that discretion means that you have to have people who have faith in the process of the system. this mother obviously has lost it because of what the judge did. look and examine what is here. we have a few dish rather relationship. we don t have to revisit the fcts. we have a 49-year-old and a 14-year-old. you have a teacher-student relationship. what does that mean? the original agreement, in light of the fact that the child committed suicide due to the heinous actions of this person, okay, the prosecution was problematic because you don t have a witness. so the original agreement was in place. however, at this point, the judge could have done much worse. the prosecutor asked for, ashleigh, asked for 20 years with ten years suspended. so how