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Border Patrol agents and other law enforcement officials fear the growing number of migrants amassing along the United States border in Tijuana, Mexico will try to rush the U.S. port of entry as the situation has been exacerbated in recent days by the increased conflict between the migrants and locals, former and current U.S. law enforcement officials said.
The asylum reform is sketched in the article which says:
Central Americans who arrive at U.S. border crossings seeking asylum in the United States will have to wait in Mexico while their claims are processed under sweeping new measures the Trump administration is preparing to implement, according to internal planning documents and three Department of Homeland Security officials familiar with the initiative.
According to DHS memos obtained by The Washington Post on Wednesday, Central American asylum seekers who cannot establish a "reasonable fear" of persecution in Mexico will not be allowed to enter the United States and would be turned around at the border.
The plan, called "Remain in Mexico," amounts to a major break with current screening procedures, which generally allow those who establish a fear of return to their home countries to avoid immediate deportation and remain in the United States until they can get a hearing with an immigration judge. Trump despises this system, which he calls "catch and release," and has vowed to end it.
The high-fashion brand faces a growing storm in China after a video campaign it made was criticized as racist and insensitive, and incendiary messages from co-founder Stefano Gabbana's Instagram account went viral.
Cross-border e-commerce site Yangmatou said late Wednesday night that it had taken 58,000 D&G products off its site, saying that "the motherland is more important than anything else." On Internet giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.'s Tmall shopping portal, a search for D&G in both English and Chinese returned no results. Searches on popular shopping sites JD.com and NetEase's Kaola also returned no results for D&G items.
Alibaba, JD.com Inc. and NetEase Inc. did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Dolce & Gabbana didn't immediately respond to a request for comment on the pulled items.
Comment: Hold on to your pearls. Here's the full ad with RT commentary:

Children are pictured in the village of Khan al-Ahmar in the occupied West Bank.
Khan al-Ahmar in the occupied West Bank is facing demolition by Israel, which says the residents haven't obtained building permits. Some of the villagers spoke about the psychological and emotional toll that the situation is having on them.
The conversation somehow landed on feminism and we spoke about everything from abortion legislation to Ariana Grande's new song, Thank u, next and what kind of message it conveys.
Father Vineet Vincent Pereira was conducting a prayer service in Ghohana town in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh when right-wing Hindus attacked him on Nov. 14.
"Two local men barged into Ashwar Dham with the intention of causing tension, they were joined by two more people, and these four began beating up one of our inmates. I went to his rescue, and they hit me on the head, pulled my hair and hit me on my arm, making conversion allegations. Soon the number of attackers swelled. The entire incident lasted around ten minutes," the priest told Crux.
Ishwar Dham is a four-room house rented by Pereira, where he lives with a few lay brothers and five additional residents who are ill. He holds prayer services every day, which are open to people of all faiths.
Right-wing Hindu groups have accused the priest of trying to convert the local Hindu population.
McInnes, who co-founded Vice before leaving the media company in 2008, made the announcement in a 36-minute video posted Wednesday on YouTube.
"As of today, Nov. 21, 2018, I am officially disassociating myself from the Proud Boys, in all capacities, forever. I quit," he said.
McInnes said his reasons for leaving the group are connected with an incident that took place last month after he spoke at the Metropolitan Republican Club in Manhattan.
Proud Boys members violently assaulted leftist protesters in Manhattan's Upper East Side after the protest, and at least nine were arrested days later.
"I'm told by my legal team and law enforcement that this gesture could help alleviate their sentencing," McInnes said. "Fine. At the very least, this will show jurors they are not dealing with a gang and there's no head of operations."
Comment: See also:
- FBI labels the Proud Boys an 'extremist group' in documents
- Paypal suspends accounts associated with Antifa and Proud Boys to 'strike a balance'
- American breakdown: Uncle Sam finally pays an overdue visit to the psychiatrist couch
- Instant karma: Antifa protester loses job after telling 9/11 widow her husband should 'rot in his grave'
- Portland's mayor cracks down on violent protests while America struggles with left vs right street brawls
- Three arrested in Antifa and Proud Boys brawl in NYC; opinions differ on who attacked first
As fire engulfed the apartment building in northeast Dallas on Wednesday, not everyone thought they would make it out alive. One mother and father punched out their third-floor window to escape the blaze, but couldn't risk jumping with their one-year-old infant.
"It was terrifying," mother Shuntara Thomas told WFAA-TV. "I didn't know if I was going to come down with her or if that would be the last time that I was holding my child."
Gazprom Export launched on August 17 its Electronic Sales Platform (ESP) for physical natural gas sales to European consumers, in addition to supplies under existing contracts. The Russian firm expects the platform "to become an additional mean to optimize supplies of gas," Elena Burmistrova, Director General of Gazprom Export, said.
Sales via the ESP began on September 20, and according to Gazprom Export data, no auctions have been held since last Friday, November 16.
"There are no auctions as all of the gas available in balance has been sold till the end of the year," the source close to the process told Platts.

Ailsa Hospital in Ayr has been placed on lockdown following a stabbing in its grounds.
Police Scotland said it was searching for an attacker who knifed the woman outside Ailsa hospital, on the outskirts of Ayr, at about 10.05am on Thursday.
The victim is being treated in hospital but her condition is not yet known.
NHS Ayrshire and Arran said the building was "on full lockdown" as a police helicopter and officers search the area.
The health board said "no members of staff, patients or visitors will be able to leave the site until advised".













Comment: The Daily Caller reports intentions of some migrants to storm the border: