I'm John Dasch with my colleague, Professor Avinellis of the U.S. Army Work College, Strategic

Studies Institute.

This is the New World Report, and migration is a worldwide phenomenon.

I mentioned numbers.

The estimate in New York reporting that I've done on these last days is that 2,500 migrants

are arriving each week, 2,500, overwhelming the ability of the city's generosity

and charity and structure to find housing and shelter for that many people arriving with

children.

Not only to find shelter for them and feed them, but to provide something to the children's.

It's school time.

That's in New York City, one city.

This story is worldwide, for example, there's an island in the Sicilian chain named Lamp

Aducid, 70 kilometers from the Tunisian coast, where traffickers are taking advantage of

people fleeing bad governments in the Sahil, the shores of the Sahara.

And there are now 10,000 migrants plus on an island that only has 6,000 residents.

George Malone, the Prime Minister of Italy has challenged the European Union.

Either you do something about this or we will, we'll blockade the Mediterranean.

There's more governance, tangled in the European Union, and there is in the U.S. I don't think

either party is objecting to the idea that migration must be solved.

They have different methodology.

So we go down to Mexico, which is border, the border which is obviously being overrun by

people coming from Central America.

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