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Hi It's Ben White, chief economic correspondent for POLITICO.

Coming to you today from Englewood, New Jersey with your U.S. Politics in just 60 Seconds!

All right let's start the clock!

They definitely will red state Democrats like Joe Manchin in West Virginia, seizing on the

argument that if Republicans keep control they're coming after Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid.

Good argument for Democrats.

Well they've got more cash on hand right now to spend on late ads.

But overall Democrats have raised more and spent more.

So I don't think Republicans really have a big advantage there.

It's absolutely huge for Democrats and a big concern that Latino voter intensity is not as high

as it needs to be.

That's particularly important in Nevada, California, and Texas.

If there's no "Blue Wave" that might be a reason.

They had a big knockdown drag out

outside the Oval Office.

I'd say John Kelly he's totally sick of this job.

I think he wants to bolt as soon as the midterms are over.

All right.

That's your US Politics in just 60 Seconds!

I'm Ben White from POLITICO.

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U.S. President Donald Trump denounces migrant caravan as it marches towards U.S. - Duration: 1:29.

immigration is likely to be hotly debated issue in the u.s. ahead of the

midterm elections in two weeks time as thousands of Central American migrants

continue to inch to worse to country and US President Donald Trump is calling it

a national emergency our Hakeem Hill son tells us more a swelling number of

Central American migrants are marching towards the u.s. hoping to find a new

home fleeing from poverty violence and crime according to Mexico's local media

a migrant caravan of some 7,000 are moving north as they stands some 1800

kilometers away from America's southern border as of Monday local time President

Trump took to Twitter on Monday to condemn the care of a movement

explaining that Guatemala Honduras and El Salvador were not able to stop their

people from leaving their respective countries to come to the US illegally in

a series of posts Trump vowed to cut tens of millions of dollars of aid to

the three Central American nations calling the migrant caravan a quote

national emergency for the US Trump and the Republican Party aim to shed light

on the immigration issue as part of their campaign ahead of the midterm

elections to be held in early November President Trump who has made immigration

a central part of his platform aims to hammer home the issue to help the

Republicans maintain their hold of the US Senate and House of Representatives

Kim asan Arirang news

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Will Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's Baby Be a U.S. Citizen? - Duration: 2:44.

 Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's royal baby is on the way—and he or she could be the first royal to hold dual citizenship in the United Kingdom and United States

 The royal couple announced that they're expecting their first child on Monday morning, and questions about the baby's future citizenship are already swirling

 Meghan, who is American, had plans to become a U.K. citizen after marrying Harry, the palace previously said

 According to the U.S. Travel Department, a baby born abroad in wedlock to a U

S. citizen and an alien acquires U.S. citizenship at birth if the U.S. citizen parent has been "physically present in the U

S. or one of its outlying possessions for five years prior to the person's birth (which Meghan has), at least two of which were after the age of fourteen

"  A spokesperson for the family previously said it's "too early to say" if Markle will retain her American citizenship after she becomes a British citizen

It is unknown whether she is currently applying to become a U.K. citizen, which is known to be a lengthy process

 As it stands, their baby would obtain dual citizenship for the U.S. and U.K. if Meghan does not give up her American citizenship before she's due to give birth in the spring

 Also unknown as of right now is what title the royal boy or girl will receive. If their baby is a boy, he could be known by the title Earl of Dumbarton, the secondary Sussex title, before inheriting the dukedom, according to William Bortrick, chairman of Burke's Peerage

If it's a girl, she could potentially be called Lady (Her Name) Windsor.  The happy couple announced the news publicly after attending Princess Eugenie's wedding on Friday, where members of the royal family got to congratulate them in person

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Camp Ravenna renamed after former U.S. president, Ohio National Guard general officer - Duration: 1:18.

camp ravenna joint military training center was officially renamed Camp James

A. Garfield during a ceremony on October 18th we're building this installation

camp James Garfield for the future we had all

our partners here we had the community we had the National Guard we had the

environmental folks who've been responsible for the cleanup of this site

so this represents a step moving forward this is a state-of-the-art training site

where we can combine live virtual and gaming scenarios to maximize the

training for our folks but in the future we're always looking for emerging

missions we still have lots of available real estate that we can use for emerging

missions so as we look forward to cyber as we look forward to space as you well

know potential missile defense site subterranean training all those things

are possibilities here we want to make this a training site that that has

unique capabilities that attracts not just other military entities but local

law enforcement first responders we want all those folks to come right here to

train and we want them to know this is a trait a state-of-the-art training site

for their use also today's a day we're looking forward we're or shedding the

old brand of the old Ravenna Arsenal it is that no more

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2nd North Korea-U.S. summit to probably happen in 2019 - Duration: 0:46.

White House National Security Advisor John Bolton hinted that the second North

Korea u.s. summit will likely take place next year in an interview with Russian

radio station echo Moskvy on Monday Bolton said the US president Donald

Trump has taken the unprecedented step of meeting with his North Korean

counterpart and that they will probably meet again after the first of the year

Bolton added that Trump is determined to pursue direct negotiations with the

North Korean leader and that the president is going to do everything he

can to get Pyongyang to keep its denuclearization commitments in their

first summit back in June meanwhile Bolden strongly denied a hosts question

on whether the US last year discussed the idea of a nuclear strike on North

Korea

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U.S. Attorney's Office Announces Plea Deal In Corruption Case Against Dallas County School - Duration: 0:42.

For more infomation >> U.S. Attorney's Office Announces Plea Deal In Corruption Case Against Dallas County School - Duration: 0:42.

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Trump Campaigns For Cruz As Migrant Caravan Moves Toward US Border - Duration: 2:15.

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U.S. President Donald Trump denounces migrant caravan as it marches towards U.S. - Duration: 1:30.

immigration is likely to be a hotly debated issue in the United States ahead

of the midterm elections in two weeks time as thousands of Central American

migrants continue to inch towards the country US President Donald Trump is

calling it a national emergency Kim your son tells us more a swelling number of

Central American migrants are marching towards the u.s. hoping to find a new

home fleeing from poverty violence and crime

according to Mexico's local media a migrant caravan of some 7,000 are moving

north as they stand some 1,800 kilometers away from America's southern

border as of Monday local time President Trump took to Twitter on Monday to

condemn the caravan movement explaining that Guatemala Honduras and El Salvador

were not able to stop their people from leaving their respective countries to

come to the US illegally in a series of posts Trump vowed to cut tens of

millions of dollars of aid to the three Central American nations calling the

migrant caravan a quote national emergency for the u.s. Trump at the

Republican Party aimed to shed light on the immigration issue as part of their

campaign ahead of the midterm elections to be held in early November President

Trump who has made immigration a central part of his platform aims to hammer home

the issue to help the Republicans maintain their hold of the US Senate and

House of Representatives Kim asan Arirang news

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Trump needs to deploy US military to southern border: Tom Fitton - Duration: 6:58.

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Early Voting Results in These Key States Are Bad News for Democrats - Duration: 5:02.

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Will the UNITED STATES cut ties with SAUDI ARABIA? - KJ VIDS - Duration: 15:49.

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Time for Mexico to step up: Fmr. US Border Patrol National Deputy Chief - Duration: 4:01.

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The United States Is In An Abusive Relationship With Saudi Arabia - Duration: 11:25.

oh let's see how many subscribers I lose with this video

what is up everybody this is Chris from the Reebok soul where we talk about the

problem but focus on the solution and if you're new to my channel my channel is

all about mental health so I try to take things going on you know in the news and

pop culture they're trying to teach you how to improve your mental health so if

you're into that kind of stuff make sure you subscribe and ring that notification

bell so real quick with as much as I try to teach you guys not to care what

people think like I do care I care and I don't care at the same time it's really

weird how our brains work right but you know with all the Shane Dawson content

I've done I'm worried that a lot of you are gonna think I'm a one-trick pony and

I'm not not because everything I look at everything I see I'm like what can we

learn from this what can we take from this

right so today rather than using youtubers as an example I'm gonna use

the relationship between the United States and Saudi Arabia to talk to you

about toxic relationships how cool is that

so I might lose some subscribers depending on which side of the aisle

you're on but I would ask you sit in this with an open mind and just kind of

look at this because what I try to do with all these videos is just try to

make it relatable like there's so many things we can look at and be like oh wow

this is something that's actually going on in my life in a different way I plan

on doing a whole video explaining why my brain works the way it does because

there were some moments in my life that turned me into Who I am and why I make

this content so anyways what a minute it happened and I'm just babbling so

for those of you who don't know what's going on like ketchup I'm gonna link to

Philip defranco's video from Friday about what's happening with Saudi Arabia

and this journalist the show part of the story real quick like if you want more

in-depth information on it watch the philip defranco episode anyways this is

a journalist from you know I think cookie you came back to get a divorce

from his wife ended up missing pretty much he got murdered and in a very

brutal way this has been an international story for the last week

two weeks you know since his disappearance you know like watching

this right now like well throughout this entire thing I'm just seeing how about

man Donald Trump in the United States is getting abused Saudi Arabia also turned

today when speaking with reporters said he was not satisfied with Saudi Arabia's

explanation they're also saying at the same time he quote doesn't want to lose

all the investment that's being made in our country I don't want to lose a

million jobs you know Donald Trump is refusing to believe the truth right he's

refusing to believe the truth and he keeps saying you know he doesn't want to

do anything like any kind of sanctions to hardcore with Saudi Arabia because

their investments in the United States they buy so much in military weapons

they give us so much money they help us create more jobs and all that and like I

want you to think about I want you to think about Mike have you ever been

trapped in a relationship where your partner or it could have even been a

friend they were clearly abusive like

emotionally or mentally but you didn't want to leave because you would have

lost something and especially like Monica monetary things or either things

that you can like hold you know is that the love and support you you're gonna

miss you're gonna miss the house so you're gonna miss the clothes you're

gonna miss the the TV or the car or whatever it is like have you ever been

afraid to leave a relationship because of these financial things that you might

lose like how many people are stuck in an abusive relationships sometimes it

even a physically abusive relationship won't leave because how am I gonna pay

my bills where am I going to live right so their priority you know is you know

obviously like food and shelter and things like those need to be a top

priority because we need that stuff to survive but the fear keeps us in a bad

situation like here's something that you all gotta understand about humans and I

talk a lot about anxiety and evolutionary psychology and all that we

are survivors okay as a species we are built we have

evolved to survive you put humans in a corner we are going to survive

that's what we're gonna do like afraid of no Independence Day scenario

happening in aliens coming to Earth we will figure some stuff out

so like this is why like you know some of us have to look at the relationships

that we're in so when it comes to this like basically with some of the new

stories that have been coming out yeah like there's the new story that Saudi

Arabia is giving us is that Khashoggi who's like a 50-something year-old man

went into the you know the consulate and he like started a brawl with like these

like trained assassin people and it just got a little heavy who in their right

mind would believe that and then there's also reason to believe that the prince

knew all about this as well right but Donald Trump is denying this he's the

nine to see it he has this this these rose-colored glasses on to pretend like

there's no way this can happen but on Saturday in an interview with The

Washington Post we saw him seemingly criticized Saudi Arabia's saying

obviously there's been deception and there's been lies their stories are all

over the place like have you ever been loyal to a fault because of these things

like you neglect the bad things that people are doing I don't know why this

came to mind already of you Breaking Bad fans if you are like this video but like

for example when Walter White's wife found out about what he was really doing

you know she just got pulled into it you know what I mean

and like how often do we do that like I you know working in the drug and alcohol

addiction treatment field for a few years I see countless times where a

woman is pulled back into you know the drug game because her man is a dealer

I've seen the same thing where guys are pulled back into the drug game because

their girl is a dealer right so like we're afraid to lose these things and a

lot of it has to do with our money you know or we're not gonna have the things

and all that like I always try to tell you to like check in with your value

system check in with your value system like what is what is more important to

you like your mental and emotional well-being or stuff right like when I

figured out a long long time ago that stuff wasn't nearly as important as my

mental health my life got so much better I can't tell you okay you know what

screw it I got time I'm gonna tell you I was working at a job where I was making

six figures plus right in the automotive industry I hated it I hated this so much

it was stressful it was killing me it's when my alcoholism spiraled out of

control I would come home every day miserable and drink my palms away but I

couldn't leave that job because it paid me so well right well now I make less

than half of what I used to make and I am the happiest dude you will ever meet

okay so we have to overcome these fears we have to get out of these toxic

relationships we have to believe in ourselves we have to believe in our

support group like if you are stuck in a toxic relationship right now and you're

worried about like well I can't leave him or I can't leave her because they

pay my bills screw it go go on you know go get some

food stamps until you can get a job and get on your feet right oh I can't leave

that because I use their car okay we'll get a bus pass

you know like I'm sorry like I can't appreciate truth to you like there's

nothing worse than staying in a toxic relationship just because this person is

providing these things because they will take advantage of that right and like

some of you that's your friends like I've had friends in the past where they

were just complete complete a-holes but I kept hanging around with him I kept

going out with him why because they bought us drinks or they would buy me

dinner or they would like take me to concerts or you know whatever all these

other things but this is why I try to empower all of you to develop this

internal locus of control I don't need anybody now I don't need because I am

fully self-supporting right so like this is balance that we have to find between

you know asking for help and not relying on people at the same time so like when

I need help like I don't expect anything so that's a

whole balancing act with your expectations and I hope that's making

sense and if you have questions make sure you leave them down in the comments

below but I hope this is all making sense because you might be in a toxic

relationship with a boyfriend a girlfriend a husband a wife maybe you're

in a positive relationship with your parents oh let's talk about parents real

quick a lot of you are some of my younger audience and I've seen this in

the comments below you are living living with your mom or your dad who

verbally abuses you on a day-to-day basis but you're worried about not

having a house where you're living rent-free you see what I mean like think

about this give-and-take that we give like go move into a studio apartment go

find some friends like bunk up have two three people in a bedroom I don't care

like the verbal abuse and emotional abuse is not worth it it's never worth

it so am I like you know to wrap this up

like in the situation with Saudi Arabia yeah yeah

if we cut ties with them yeah we wouldn't have as much money coming in if

we cut ties with them yeah we'd probably lose some jobs but when that happens it

opens up the opportunity to create new relationships with other people create

different jobs you see what I'm saying so like I don't know like I just really

hope that you guys really start trying to see what I'm trying to do with my

channel I want you to look at everything everything and rather than looking at

the differences look at the similarities right it's really easy for us to sit

back and watch the news and say huh that has nothing to do with me like if we can

start to train our brains to see the similarities between us and other people

between us and other news stories and situations you know like if we could

train ourselves to do that we can constantly learn constantly grow and

improve our mental and emotional well-being and man I'm on fire today

this wasn't even the other video I had planned but I was just watching

I was watching Philip DeFranco and I'm like you know what I gotta make another

video so that's exactly what I did oh so anyways let's do this down in the

coast blush let me know your experience like have you stayed in a relationship

way too long where you were you know in a toxic relationship but you stayed in

it because they were providing you with things whether it was you know a house

or a car or taking you out or whatever it is like let me know and let me know

down in the comments if you're still struggling with it because if you are by

the way go check out some of my videos on setting up boundaries alright anyways

that's all I got for you with this video if you like this video please give it a

thumbs up if you're new make sure you subscribe and read that notification

bell and a huge thank you to everybody supporting the channel over on patreon

you are all amazing and if you would like to help support the channel as well

you can click your top right there alright thanks so much for watching I'll

see you next time

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Trump threatens to pull US out of nuclear arms treaty with Russia - Duration: 4:52.

For more infomation >> Trump threatens to pull US out of nuclear arms treaty with Russia - Duration: 4:52.

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New Stanford research reexamines U.S. Constitution's story - Duration: 2:28.

For more infomation >> New Stanford research reexamines U.S. Constitution's story - Duration: 2:28.

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Lewis Hamilton: Why Mercedes star was 'really happy' at US Grand Prix despite title delay - Duration: 3:35.

Lewis Hamilton: Why Mercedes star was 'really happy' at US Grand Prix despite title delay The Mercedes man needed to outscore his Ferrari rival by eight points in Austin to make sure of his fifth career driver's championship. But by delaying a second pit stop, the Silver Arrows allowed Vettel's Ferrari team-mate Kimi Raikkonen to claim his first win in five years. And Red Bull's Max Verstappen came second, with Hamilton taking up the final spot on the podium ahead of fourth-placed Vettel.

Finishing ahead of the German means Hamilton has a 70-point advantage with three races - and 75 points - remaining of the season. Vettel must win all three of the final races, having only won three of the last 16, in order to complete what would be the most miraculous comeback the sport has ever seen. Despite Ferrari's impressive pace in America, Hamilton and Mercedes are still widely expected to once again secure double titles - and the 33-year-old insists he is not fazed by failing to do so at the earliest possibly opportunity.

Far from it, in fact. "I'm really happy," he said. "We still got a top three [finish]. It's still close; Ferrari picked up their game this weekend, so we push hard for the next race.  "The key was that I at least finished ahead of Seb and for me it doesn't matter when you win the championship as long as you get it done.

    "Ultimately we wanted to win the race today and I think going backwards two steps is not a good result but as I said, you can't win them all, you can't always get them perfect." Hamilton closed in on Verstappen and Raikkonen towards the end of the race but admits he was cautious in battling with the Dutchman in particular as he did not want a late collision.  He continued: "Honestly I was trying to win the race but you look at the two guys next to me, they're not fighting for a championship so I had to be very very careful how I navigated around them.  "Championships are not won by fighting and making silly mistakes so that's really… I was trying to… as I said, I went through that corner, I gave him way too much space just to be sure that I didn't get clipped, for example, didn't get taken out because I didn't know if he [Verstappen] would understeer into me or could be aggressive.      "I didn't know.

If that was me and Seb, for example, I would have been a lot more tighter and more aggressive if we were fighting for the championship, for example, but there was no need.  "The key was that I at least finished ahead of Seb and for me it doesn't matter when you win the championship as long as you get it done.  "Ultimately we wanted to win the race today and I think going backwards two steps is not a good result but as I said, you can't win them all, you can't always get them perfect." Hamilton will hope to kill off the title race in Mexico this coming weekend.

For more infomation >> Lewis Hamilton: Why Mercedes star was 'really happy' at US Grand Prix despite title delay - Duration: 3:35.

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Migrant caravan continues journey toward US - Duration: 2:52.

For more infomation >> Migrant caravan continues journey toward US - Duration: 2:52.

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Growing Army of 5,000 Migrants March Toward U.S. Border Aided by Mexico - Duration: 8:22.

CIUDAD HIDALGO, Mexico (AP) — A ragged army of Honduran migrants streamed through southern

Mexico on Sunday heading toward the United States, after making an end-run around Mexican

agents who briefly blocked them at the Guatemalan border.

Their numbers have now swelled to 5,000.

They received help at every turn from sympathetic Mexicans who offered food, water and clothing.

Hundreds of locals driving pickups, vans and cargo trucks stopped to let them clamber aboard.

entral American migrants walking to the U.S. start their day departing Ciudad Hidalgo,

Mexico, Sunday, Oct. 21, 2018.

Despite Mexican efforts to stop them at the border, about 5,000 Central American migrants

resumed their advance toward the U.S. border early Sunday in southern Mexico.

Their numbers swelled overnight and at first light they set out walking toward the Mexican

town of Tapachula.

(AP Photo/Moises Castillo)

Besi Jaqueline Lopez of the Honduran city of San Pedro Sula carried a stuffed polar

bear in a winter cap that seemed out of place in the tropical heat.

It's the favorite — and only — toy of her two daughters, 4-year-old Victoria and

3-year-old Elisabeth, who trudged beside her gleaming with sweat.

A business administration graduate, Lopez said she couldn't find work back home and

hopes to reach the United States, but would stay in Mexico if she could find employment

here.

"My goal is to find work for a better future for my daughters," she said.

In dozens of interviews along the journey, they have said they are fleeing widespread

violence, poverty and corruption in Honduras.

After praising Mexico for its no-nonsense response when police at a southern border

bridge pushed the migrants back with riot shields and pepper spray, U.S. President Donald

Trump again hammered Democratic Party opponents over what he apparently sees as a winning

issue for Republicans a little over two weeks ahead of midterm elections.

After blaming the Democrats for "weak laws" on immigration a few days earlier, Trump said

via Twitter: "The Caravans are a disgrace to the Democrat party.

Change the immigration laws NOW!"

"Full efforts are being made to stop the onslaught of illegal aliens from crossing

our Souther (sic) Border," he said in another tweet.

"People have to apply for asylum in Mexico first, and if they fail to do that, the U.S.

will turn them away.

The courts are asking the U.S. to do things that are not doable!"

Hundreds of migrants from the caravan did just that — applied for refugee status in

Mexico in the southern city of Ciudad Hidalgo.

But a far bigger group forded the Suchiate River from Guatemala to the Mexican side individually

and dozens at a time, and resumed the trek at first light, marching 10 abreast on the

highway.

"Si se pudo!" they chanted in Spanish — "Yes, we could!"

The throng grew even larger than when the migrants arrived at the border bridge Friday,

swelling overnight to 5,000 or so.

It was not immediately clear where the additional travelers came from since about 2,000 had

been gathered on the Mexican side Saturday night.

But people have been joining and leaving the caravan daily, some moving at their own pace

and strung out in a series of columns.

A group of Central American migrants cross the Suchiate River aboard a raft made out

of tractor inner tubes and wooden planks, on the the border between Guatemala and Mexico,

in Ciudad Hidalgo, Mexico, Saturday, Oct. 20, 2018.

After Mexican authorities slowed access through the border bridge to a crawl, hundreds of

migrants boarded the rafts or waded across the river and crossed into Mexico illegally.

(AP Photo/Moises Castillo)

Their destination Sunday was the city of Tapachula in Chiapas state.

Under a blazing sun, small groups of 20 to 30 paused to rest in the shade of trees on

the side of the road, and by afternoon the caravan had evolved into long lines of walkers

straggling for miles.

Jesus Valdivia, of Tuxtla Chico, Mexico, was one of the many who pulled his pickup truck

over to let 10 or even 20 migrants hop in at a time, sometimes causing vehicles' springs

to groan under the weight.

"You have to help the next person.

Today it's for them, tomorrow for us," Valdivia said, adding that he was getting

a valuable gift from those he helped: "From them we learn to value what they do not have."

Passing freight trucks were quickly boarded by dozens of migrants, and straining tuk-tuks

carried as many as a half-dozen.

Brenda Sanchez of San Pedro Sula, Honduras, who rode in Valdivia's truck with three

nephews ages 10, 11 and 19, expressed gratitude to "God and the Mexicans who have helped

us."

She even had kind words for Mexican police: "We are very grateful to them because even

though they closed the doors to us (at the border), they are coming behind us taking

care of us."

Federal police monitored the caravan's progress from a helicopter and had a few units escorting

it.

Outside Tapachula, about 500 black-uniformed officers briefly gathered along the highway

on buses and in patrol units, but they said their orders were to maintain traffic and

not to stop the caravan.

They moved on toward the city before the caravan reached them.

As the migrants passed through villages on the outskirts of Ciudad Hidalgo, locals applauded,

shouted encouragement and donated supplies.

Maria Teresa Orellana, a resident of Lorenzo, handed out sandals.

"It's solidarity," she said.

"They're our brothers."

Mexico's Interior Department said in a statement that federal and Chiapas state authorities

were providing assistance to migrants, including legal counseling for those who applied for

asylum.

It released a video showing workers doling out food, medicine and medical treatment.

In comments to reporters after a rally in Elko, Nevada, on Saturday night, Trump said

of Mexico's response: "I just want to say, on behalf of the American public, that

we appreciate what Mexico is doing.

They've really stepped up, and it will not be forgotten."

Trump also repeated: "I will seal off the border before (the migrants) come into this

country, and I'll bring out our military, not our reserves."

Mexican authorities had refused to allow the caravan mass entry from Guatemala, instead

accepting small groups to process asylum requests and handing out some 45-day visitor permits.

An estimated 1,500 were still on the Guatemalan side of the Suchiate, hoping to enter legally.

But police could do little if anything in the face of the throngs who avoided the official

entry point and crossed the notoriously porous border elsewhere.

Migrants marching north Sunday said they gave up on Mexico because the application process

was too slow, and most wanted to continue to the United States anyway.

Olivin Castellanos, 58, a truck driver and mason from Villanueva, Honduras, was one of

those who rafted across the river.

"No one will stop us, only God," he said.

"We knocked down the door and we continue walking."

If he makes it to the United States, he wants to work.

"I can do this," Castellanos said, pointing to the asphalt under his feet.

"I've made highways."

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How U.S. elections are unique - Duration: 1:32.

Nothing symbolizes democratic government more than the vote.

Behind me is the polling place where I vote on Election Day.

On Election Day, there's a long line outside the door.

Election Day is the last day of the campaign.

In the case of the United States, it's the last day of a very long campaign.

We have a marathon campaign.

That's different than European campaigns.

They last a few weeks.

In the United States, they last for months and months.

One reason for that is that we have primary elections.

Candidates have to run first in the primary.

And if they win, then they run in the general election.

European democracies do not have primaries.

American campaigns differ also in other ways.

If you're watching an American campaign on television, you'll see lots and lots of televised

political ads.

Some democracies prohibit or ban the use of televised ads.

Others restrict the time period in which they can be shown.

Another way in which American elections differ is that they are a lot more expensive.

Federal campaign now in the United States will cost more than a billion dollars that's

20 times what a campaign would cost in Germany or Britain or Spain.

Make no mistake, there is an American way of conducting elections.

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