we re talking about this morning use the hashtag victoria live, and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. our top story today: eu leaders are expected to formally agree to start the next phase of brexit negotiations later. talks on a transition deal could begin as early as next week. at a dinner in brussels last night, theresa may was applauded by her fellow leaders after stressing her desire for a smooth departure. christian fraser is in brussels for us. christian, what can we expect today? first, the thing to say is, we have all been surprised by the sort of reaction to theresa may after the defeat in the commons on wednesday night. there has been another round of goodwill, the leaders putting their arm around theresa may and seeing her as the person they want to deal with. that was reflected with the round of applause in the room last night as she set out what she wants from the future relationship. apparently there was also a drink between emm
many are caught attempting to cross the border. but others make it over. around 11 million undocumented migrants live in the u.s. most are from mexico, el salvador and guatemala, others from as far away as india. and since president donald trump took over, life for many people without papers has grown grim. for the last several months, javier garcia has called this church cellar home. since trump s election victory last year, it s the only place where the mexican national feels safe. he came to the us illegally twenty years ago and has been living and working without a residence permit ever since. his family visits him at his hideaway. it s really tough, especially for the kids. they cry a lot and they complain. they don t have a carefree life the way we used to. was caught driving under the ininfluence of alclcohol, and d up on the deportation list, he was even fitted with an electronic ankle monitor. his partner alma faces deportation too. only their children, who were
many are caught attempting to cross the border. but others make it over. around 11 million undocumented migrants live in the u.s. most are from mexico, el salvador and guatemala, others from as far away as india. and since president donald trump took over, life for many people without papers has grown grim. for the last several months, javier garcia has called this church cellar home. since trump s election victory last year, it s the only place where the mexican national feels safe. he came to the us illegally twenty years ago and has been living and working without a residence permit ever since. his family visits him at his hideaway. it s really tough, especially for the kids. they cry a lot and they complain. they don t have a carefree life the way we used to. was caught driving under the ininfluence of alclcohol, and d up on the deportation list, he was even fitted with an electronic ankle monitor. his partner alma faces deportation too. only their children, who were
many are caught attempting to cross the border. but others make it over. around 11 million undocumented migrants live in the u.s. most are from mexico, el salvador and guatemala, others from as far away as india. and since president donald trump took over, life for many people without papers has grown grim. for the last several months, javier garcia has called this church cellar home. since trump s election victory last year, it s the only place where the mexican national feels safe. he came to the us illegally twenty years ago and has been living and working without a residence permit ever since. his family visits him at his hideaway. it s really tough, especially for the kids. they cry a lot and they complain. they don t have a carefree life the way we used to. was caught driving under the ininfluence of alclcohol, and d up on the deportation list, he was even fitted with an electronic ankle monitor. his partner alma faces deportation too. only their children, who were
many are caught attempting to cross the border. but others make it over. around 11 million undocumented migrants live in the u.s. most are from mexico, el salvador and guatemala, others from as far away as india. and since president donald trump took over, life for many people without papers has grown grim. for the last several months, javier garcia has called this church cellar home. since trump s election victory last year, it s the only place where the mexican national feels safe. he came to the us illegally twenty years ago and has been living and working without a residence permit ever since. his family visits him at his hideaway. it s really tough, especially for the kids. they cry a lot and they complain. they don t have a carefree life the way we used to. was caught driving under the ininfluence of alclcohol, and d up on the deportation list, he was even fitted with an electronic ankle monitor. his partner alma faces deportation too. only their children, who were