In an age of mass deportation, one Latin American country has a different approach,

give migrants illegal permission to work and send their kids to local schools.

They'll take care of themselves, you know, and I think that kind of pragmatism is getting lost in some of the ideological debates around immigration.

A fresh take on migration and asylum today.

I'm Carolyn Beeler. Also in the show, a new law in Italy means harsher punishments for those who commit violence against women.

And what's changing on the menu this Thanksgiving.

It's not just the traditional Thanksgiving,

but it comes with food from all over the world.

It's been more than 20 years in the making.

The Grand Egyptian Museum is finally open for visitors.

Just the architecture of the building alone,

never mind all the artifacts in there.

It's just so impressive.

We've got all those stories and more ahead on the world.

This is The World. I'm Carolyn Beeler. Marco Wormann is out for the day. Glad you are with us as we head into a long holiday weekend.

Since early September, the U.S. military has carried out more than 20 military strikes in the Caribbean and eastern Pacific, killing more than 80 people in international waters. The Pentagon

has publicly released short video clips of the strikes. Trump administration officials say the

attacks are targeting drug smuggling boats.

Locals who work in the fishing industry fear that the U.S. military campaign is not just targeting drug smugglers.

They say it's putting their livelihood and their lives at risk as well.

Manuel Rueda reports from the Caribbean coast of Colombia.

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