(21 Jan 2025)
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Washington – 20 January 2025
1. Mid of US President Donald Trump in Oval Office signing Executive Order, UPSOUND (English) Will Scharf, White House staff secretary:
"This is a proclamation guaranteeing the state’s protection against invasion based on the current crisis on the southern border and invokes various executive powers relating to the ongoing invasion at the southern border."
President Donald Trump signs executive order
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Hidalgo, Texas – 7 November 2024
2. Tracking shot of border wall in Texas
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Brownsville, Texas – 21 January 2025
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3. SOUNDBITE (English) Valerie Gonzalez, The Associated Press:
"President Donald Trump, during his first day in office, signed multiple executive orders targeting immigration, including declaring an emergency here at the U.S.-Mexico border. He also plans to send U.S. troops to help border agents and further restrict asylum and refugees’ access to the country. However, in the last six months, border illegal crossings have been trending low."
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Hidalgo, Texas – 7 November 2024
4. Mid of Mexico side of border on other side of border wall
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ARCHIVE: Ciudad Juárez, Mexico – 6 November 2024
5. Various of migrants waiting for U.S. Customs and Border Protection ‘CBP One’ appointment on the Paso del Norte International Bridge
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Brownsville, Texas – 21 January 2025
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6. SOUNDBITE (English) Valerie Gonzalez, The Associated Press:
"President Trump also moved to end a decade-old immigration policy known as ‘birthright citizenship’ — is a constitutional guarantee that U.S.-born children are citizens regardless of their parents’ status."
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Washington – 20 January 2025
7. STILL: President Donald Trump signs an executive order on birthright citizenship in the Oval Office of the White House
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ARCHIVE: New York – 9 January 2024
8. STILL: A pregnant woman and children who left the Row Hotel walk past the belongings of other immigrants, Tuesday
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Brownsville, Texas – 21 January 2025
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9. SOUNDBITE (English) Valerie Gonzalez, The Associated Press:
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"Trump’s order excludes the following people from automatic citizenship: Those whose mothers were not in the U.S. legally, or who had temporary status, and whose fathers were not U.S. citizens or legal permanent residents."
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ARCHIVE: New York – 9 January 2024
10. STILL: Migrants David Quero, left, and his pregnant wife, Maria Quero, center, from Venezuela, leave the Row Hotel with their belongings
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ARCHIVE: San Diego, California – 5 June 2024
11. STILL: Volunteer Karen Parker, right, helps escort Arelis Alonzo Lopez, a pregnant woman from Guatemala who is seeking asylum, center, as she walks with a Border Patrol agent towards a van to be processed
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ARCHIVE: McAllen, Texas – 20 February 2016
12. STILL: A volunteer helps a pregnant woman and her partner inside the Humanitarian Respite Center across from the bus station
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Brownsville, Texas – 21 January 2025
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13. SOUNDBITE (English) Valerie Gonzalez, The Associated Press:
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"Birthright citizenship is a policy that is enshrined in the 14th Amendment to the Constitution and Trump’s order is expected to face pushback and legal challenges.
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National City, California – 13 May 2004
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