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Thursday, March 11, 2021

Mexican President Says Biden Border Policies 'Encouraging Illegal Immigration' And Enriching Cartels

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador says US President Joe Biden's immigration policy is encouraging illegal immigration, and brings revenue to drug cartels through human trafficking operations at the US border.

According to the Reuters, Mexico has asked the Biden administration to assist by providing developmental help to Central America, where tens of thousands of migrants embark on a journey through Mexico in the hopes of reaching the United States and gaining asylum.

"They see him as the migrant president, and so many feel they’re going to reach the United States," said AMLO (via Reuters) following a March 1 virtual meeting with Biden. "We need to work together to regulate the flow, because this business can’t be tackled from one day to the next."

Some of Biden’s policies that worry the Mexican government include a fast track to citizenship for migrants living in the US and support for gang violence victims.

Internal assessments reviewed by Reuters — based on testimony and intelligence gathering — state that Mexican gangs have been growing their clientele and keeping tabs on US measures that would encourage migration. Additionally they have developed a new tracking system to move migrants across the US-Mexico border.

One anonymous Mexican official told Reuters that cartels have been using sophisticated smuggling techniques "from the day Biden took office," such as using technology to thwart authorities, making smuggling operations appear as travel agencies, and keeping migrants up to date on...

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Psaki: Biden Will Push to Make Some Social Safety Net Provisions of COVID Bill Permanent

On Wednesday’s “CNN Tonight,” White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki stated that President Joe Biden will argue that some of the social safety net measures of the coronavirus relief bill should be made permanent.

Host Don Lemon asked, “There’s provisions like expanding the child tax credit and increased subsidies for health insurance. Those expire, though, after a year, Jen. How much of President Biden’s sales pitch next week will be about convincing Americans that these social safety net measures should be permanent?”

Psaki responded, “Well, a big part. He wants to make the child tax credit permanent. He’s talked about that, and certainly, he’ll look for opportunities to do that and to work with members of Congress to get that done. And he certainly wants to make health care more affordable and accessible. But his real focus is on all of the specific details and making sure that people understand out in the country how to get access to all of the benefits of this package. So, I expect that’s going to be really the focus of his travel and the vice president’s travel and other members of the administration who will be out there in the country, making sure people know how they get the direct checks if they’re eligible, how they benefit from the child tax credit, what this funding means for their schools. So, this next couple of weeks — or these trips that he’s going to take is really going to focus on this particular package. But I promise you, he sees the benefits of...

On Thursday, March 4, there was an attempted murder on a male teacher (44) at a language school in Mölln, a town in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. Under urgent suspicion is a 32-year-old Syrian who is said to have attended the school in the past.

According to the current state of the investigation, the former student visited the school around lunchtime and advised the teacher that he wanted to register for a new language course. While the teacher was making a note on the registration form, the accused suddenly attacked him with a knife and stabbed him in the head at ear level. The knife had an approximately 15-cm blade.

This was followed by a physical altercation in which the victim managed to grab the knife. As a result, there was a scramble between the two men over the knife, with the injured person falling to the ground and the accused sitting on him. The accused is said to have also hit the teacher. Police officers, who had been alerted by the victim’s fellow teachers, finally managed to pull the attacker off the victim using pepper spray.

The victim was admitted to hospital with cuts to the head and hands. The accused has not yet made a statement.

The public prosecutor’s office will apply for a pre-trial detention warrant to be issued against the 32-year-old on the basis of the urgent suspicion of attempted manslaughter and dangerous bodily harm, as well as the risk of...