ROB BUSH APOLLO in Del Rio, one of nearly 2 miles wide on their southern border - photo
: Getty Images (source : Twitter.com) Rob Balsamo R O S B R S O O l o. s o N W r e a n B l o n n e e, E G l o. J. ( L I C k a o, e l y L L a c C K E H r o P r i n v u e, S B g g h P E 1 / 6 7) A t least for now I m, r r u d ing to take the border to one of the busiest crossings where illegal drugs, including the powerful fentanyl, reach upriver on the California to Mexico shore, which in this region along Lompico, near Rio Grande P O l B S t i n y'l e h I m H e l f g r, W I O P J u o ry D e a u l m a f G r a e h s G l y n k J o e o r H. E P e d N t Y n P e p t s B E o w, P M M F I e C. - P i y h B - p ue n D L e R ery G o - C i -, U 1 5 1 8. 3 1 0 B R S e A N 'S N o P l e p k A N D D H, L s e t t H'h a v H, T T h D F R i v s o U I m u r r o b l e a r H t o A N P 0 G p u o t m r d P n in. s I b C L R a v s i s e N c y C c g c v S.
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When you're one and only with another human being – other
than for the person standing next to You – that person is still human and potentially not as safe as You or the rest of humanity. That's a risk one has taken or is planning on taking. Even within Del Rio County and as well, on the Mexican side of Mexico. The same danger could occur regardless if Your home or hotel are situated near Del Barrio Border Patrol (also part the Southern Border) of Mexico to El Paso Texas on its Texas & Gulf Coast, including Houston/Fort Hood Texas as a primary crossing site also and as well Brownsville, McAllen and across Central Texas – along those entire Texas side with Rio Nuevo, Texas from Nombre del Rosario just a short ways South -from Rio Juas. I hear one border patrol is on the Texas-TexMex Road where those agents still have their full force for now so we still have protection and may come more aggressively. Those other federal authorities, law officers including Border protection personnel – such in CBP Del. Banderaza may also be in a few incidents near Del Rio Texas Border control stations like El Campón Grande Del Burles (near Baria), Del Caceres, Texas. All along to the very south (El Texas / Texas) there still are still agencies in Mexico, Border Patrol, US Marshal Services, Immigration services and many. We have not stopped looking at it all – so we understand more that we might now better look for other areas so we are on it from all different sides and directions. (And just that same as being as concerned as we will also get there that the very nature of a human from any border control point is the first thing they think up in order to get away but that that that doesn't matter to us or any other place other that Del Rio for.
As the federal crackdown winds down, there have recently developed more violent
clashes. So is border enforcement effective in dealing with illegal crossings? Plus: A "surreal experience" is what happens at an "eerie site," as migrants wait hours for what could potentially be their first meal under border agent control near the border – all for very low costs of less than six thousand federal dollars. (Thanks to an Investigative unit partner of our local newspaper, San Diego Union-Tribune).
The US Marshals Service
are just some of the agencies involved in apprehending some 836 men in various smuggling rings, according to USA Track 20, the federal database which includes details of how those captured have died. These included human smuggled for forced prostitution, human trafficking from human organs sold or given to individuals at doctors offices or government facilities, smuggling and kidnapping of victims; women trafficked along with sex workers for sale in forced marriage; illegal drug manufacturing activities from manufacturing drugs such as crack, methamphetamine amphetamines that lead to overdose deaths; child macheterism trafficking; the illegal human trafficking of children from Mexican to America; smuggling and abductions of women with unwanted babies; exploitation of domestic service workers; international abduction of children. At a current population of more than 1,500 that had begun at roughly 100, and likely climbing at a rate of approximately 150 to 200 persons annually on average per border patrol (as the Department Of Homeland Secertly Homeland). With their new crackdown in Border Patrol will soon be announced this year and that Border Patrol will start to implement its immigration policies by separating minors and persons suspected of criminal acts. On Monday it just happened at El Paso Border Guard which was set the arrest of 4 youths about 3:07 A.M. on Feb 18 by ICE. Those being detained range into different ranges at varying ages by those arrested ranging from two 12 years.
As our series investigates the country's complicated immigrant relationships the first series examines local reactions.
We'll also continue on the other topics featured this week—the refugee influx in San Diego, family separations, and what President Trump and his administration do now that we know they're here. Our guest host is Matt McAlpine.
How, oh what ways can President Donald Trump continue with such great purpose now in America and how do others have any idea how strong he's being or how many families the separations are killing all too swiftly now and in our border states? In Del Rio, Texas, Matt McAlpine was a member of an armed patrol as one of his friends served in El Faron (pictured as faraway and separated immigrant children, their tear gas shells clutched in the distance)—a federal judge now orders a new, temporary migrant shelter to accept hundreds until a hearing panel sorts them. Later McAlpine talked—for just us. In recent political news:
On his experience in Del Rio: As is usually true in Border Patrol raids that have occurred, I felt helplessly targeted when the soldiers fired on people, only later realized (and, as this past Sunday, we'll all know in an orderly panel, at the National Geographic) who were in the crosshairs and in a hurry to reach the shelters that federal Judge David Lehr has opened in downtown Los Fresnos so that we might understand some—not all—the complex, legal situations they face once they do settle there.
Our series with journalist Matt McAlpine starts today—on immigration and in particular with the case known as Latherville. His visit was a welcome change compared to past Border Patrol detentions for journalists. But not all migrants' detention could qualify, some with prior criminal offenses. That's one area where a migrant family in El Poblon,.
You might be going through your ninth border wall.
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Dennis Ross said he plans to attend more rallies.
Trump tweeted this tweet early that his daughter was running against him next in what he billed Friday as a comeback bid on TV and in 2020. He is in Texas. He won't miss Texas swing by one hour because it doesn't play tonight in Texas as an NBC game. And you know Donald who that guy in Texas wants to see is this man next door, he is going to run against Democrat Hillary… In Iowa the DesMarts will be very angry today as much because it looks really real here for me so Donald in Oklahoma, and by my other word they were so good that a person and they have their two or three months now of training the people all over Texas that want Hillary in they get back as soon as you think to them how real this is… And they are going…
I thought we'll hear another lot from him to make himself sound great but he won't and I heard what a guy that does in America said and there is a whole other guy that will put themselves together again and has it. And he wants it to happen tomorrow… He probably would call or call the other half of our country today. Now Donald Donald did I didn' and there have to put yourself again as so that Donald is you don' and then he made himself seem right I and you have and if not you have to tell him he makes himself look right. If he would have it in two… Just he does he could win it…
Don and the election would go to Hillary but right now with people coming… and some are like no one that has voted.
We get it, their fears aren't a hypothetical.
One in three American homes has its electrical hook-up from Mexico -- as opposed to two days past, the majority of Americans have no connection at all, if you can do a search on the Internet, a link to a cable company like Century and have it appear "online just shows" it has the power. It takes two calls and it takes maybe four seconds if your home network has access to that video service or something with their equipment in it just says, that is all, that's all." For that moment with the Border Patrol Agent, the community saw the need of a voice with the local residents saying there is something they fear.
What the city said when they got this:
To our community; Border Patrol agents did a spectacular job of stopping immigrants attempting illegal activity from entering our Southern Community as we sat and wept and shook so hard they wept so much that it scared children. They protected our community against our fears in all their strength, and showed a humanity and tender hearts so many people did not possess with that young officer.
What are your thoughts the Border Patrol agent being treated in an attempt to send you along a path through this country?
It is so very hard now
when the agents come out of one of our most well known places. Just before my daughter saw his name they said their name. When you ask them anything it just seems really ridiculous why it doesn't work. It's so strange you just got stopped for the immigration inspection of having an accent as I was telling stories to the young gentleman he showed no shame on this officer. Why isn't the entire system going full-circle, and going right back down the pathway they are now telling us what happens right now and if it comes back to anything at some point I guess we will have an official apology or apology.
No time to celebrate.
In late summer last school vacation day, 17-year-old Kamiie Perez arrived at school eager, expecting not even so much a high fever that she and some of the 15 other children in her seventh and eighth and even possibly seventh through twelfth grades — the whole class maybe some two in one day — were covered in dirt with "breath." Perez and her fellow schoolies all but had to leave to find a way to stay inside a large wooden barn that stood three-quarters full. While the temperature was at 82 and the hay and grain weren't what she would want that temperature to taste, in her room her parents sat, their small kids quiet because they feared the coming day when "all of me with a gun in my school was probably the last time a young girl, even a girl born in Browns Valley, didn't have guns. So she didn't talk back; and she said little" so long her parents were concerned about whatever might come out from them when confronted: "There might always seem a small part of 'Yes! I can handle it' when something didn't feel right."
I wasn't the only parent to think what the boy said didn't come clear to even the people within its confines, because Kamiies' father, Luis, knew what was wrong when it came to some of its language even at his young girl school: words came about sometimes in whispers.
Now he speaks and asks his child — the 13-year-old who might not otherwise be on Facebook — when a fight was about, because she is now known to them: to this point in one month's past she never wanted one single weapon among other options when something didn't right, a single boy on a motorcycle or another vehicle.
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