into doing something that neither of you want to see happen. mexico has a very similar problem, overwhelmed with people who are applying for asylum. police forces are overwhelmed. the shelters are totally overwhelmed and as mexico s government s struggles to keep up, the journey has become even more perilous for the migrants will makes it so dangerous is the fact that there are threats really on all sides on the one side violent drug cartels who have found a cruel new way to make money. you will see organized crime moving increasingly into the trafficking of migrants the smuggling business has become even more lucrative than dealing fentanyl for migrants. it can be just as deadly when cartels can t extort migrants for monday they often just kill the people if kidnapped another danger often mexican authorities sometimes corrupt sometimes inept sometimes lethal in march 2023, a fire broke out at a migrant detention center migrants were left blocked in the cells killing doze
do many deal, this is the moment to do it. the flip side of that is kim jong-un just a second. we are looking at live pictures of kim jong-un leaving here. i hate to interrupt but we are watching kim jong-un leave this bilateral meeting with the singaporean prime minister loong that has been within 30 minutes or so, we saw mr. kim walk in at about 35 minutes ago and probably five or six minutes of cameras there in the room and then they met for a few moments. more than pleasantries. they certainly had some things to discuss but now kim heading back. we presume to the st. regis and we will check in with manisha tank to see if that is where he is heading ahead of this meeting on tuesday with president trump. paula, you re watching this unfold. the extra security and reaction to the leaders coming to this
four months ago, kim jong un was talking about pressing nuclear weapons from his desk. and president trump was responding in kind. i feel somebody stepped on the accelerator at the beginning of the year. it s been nonstop since then. how do you account for are it? clearly, you know, credit goes to president trump. he has been determined to come to grips with this from day one. the two leaders will meet in the demilitarized zone tonight. cnn s paula hancocks is live near the demilitarized zone with more. good morning, paula. some of this we will see broadcast. what will we see tonight? reporter: that s right, dave. you will see it live 8:30 p.m. eastern time. you will see the north korean leader kim jong un walking to the border between north korea and south korea. the dmz demarcation line. the south korean president moon jae-in will greet him there. you will see kim walk over the