Hello everyone and welcome to Amunpur. Here's what's coming up.

I'd say that there's at least a hundred people here. There are children from the ages of five to literally three months old.

Inside the harrowing trek to America, Vice News Host Paola Ramos tells us what migrants really face on their dangerous journey

through the jungle. Then. Gridlock in yet another Israeli election as Palestinians gear up for theirs, the first in 15 years,

candidate and former Foreign Minister Nasra al-Qidah on what all this means for peace and human rights in the region.

Plus, you have a lot of thousands of officers who want to serve, who really want to do the right thing,

and you have some that are attracted to it for all of the wrong reasons.

Reimagining policing, Tracy Kisey and Philip Attiva Gough, co-founder of the Center on Policing Equity,

tell our Michelle Martin, what it will take to bring real reform.

Plus,

A world-class pianist returns home, Mahani Teave on what drove her to create Easter

Island's first music school. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Manpur in London. A group of

Senate Republicans is at the US-Mexico border today a response to the wave of migrants

trying to gain entry into the United States. Texas Senators Cruz and Cornyn are

calling the situation a crisis while President Joe Biden says that it's not.

He says the surge is something that happens every year at this time for seasonal reasons.

Still, the number of children and unaccompanied minors is a cause for concern.

While the focus right now is very much on the border,

it's important to remember that the actual story is outside the border

and that the journey there can start much much further away

than we realize. Vice News correspondent Paula Ramos headed down to Colombia's

border with Panama and joined migrants as they trek

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