and then there are these migrants underneath the bridge that are primarily haitian. they, as you heard rosa say, fled haiti after the 2010 earthquake, have been living in south america several years. as jobs dried up in south america, have made their way north. so there s a number of reasons. in many cases, the pandemic has exacerbated the conditions back at home for these migrants that has, in part, contributed to them coming north. but what it reminds us is that these migratory flows extend well beyond central america. they go to south america into other parts of the world. christine? all right, priscilla, thank you so much. laura? even the changes how this administration approaches immigration, the parents of 303 migrant children who were separated at the u.s. southern border under the trump administration have still not been found. 303. according to a new court filing by the justice department and the aclu, the parents of just 34 children have been found since
carol? i ll let you get off the plane now. i know it s hard to talk. i m sure the plane is packed with people. many thanks. as we watch these pictures of pope francis disembarking, you can hear children singing in the background. special choir, children s choir in cuba. this is the first time that the pope has visited this particular cuban city. i think he will probably get into a car and travel to the center of the city, then trade off for his pope mobile, so he can ride along the streets for the people so the people can wave at him. then it s on to revolutionary plaza where, of course, as you heard rosa say, the pope will officiate a mass. i have to take a break. back with more in the newsroom.