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A cinco días que se lleven a cabo las elecciones legislativas en Estados Unidos, el presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, volvió a ponerse en el centro del huracán –cosa muy rara-

Por medio de su cuenta de Twitter, el mandatario publicó un video con un mensaje: En el video aparece Luis Bracamontes, un inmigrante ilegal que fue declarado culpable el año pasado del homicidio de dos agentes de la policía estadounidense

En las imágenes el hombres sonríe y dice: "Maté dos policías y voy a matar mas policías pronto"

Se intercalan imágenes de este personaje con la entrada de la caravana migrante a territorio mexicano, mientras aparece un mensaje digno del presidente Trump… Sin embargo, a pesar de que muchos estadounidenses concordaron con la postura del presidente, miembros del partido Demócrata, e incluso del propio partido Republicano, han criticado que las imágenes transmiten un mensaje racista e infundado

Hay que mencionar que este video se publica justo cuando el presidente Trump ha intensificado los ataques y amenazas en contra de la caravana migrante, misma que poco a poco avanza en territorio mexicano con rumbo a Estados Unidos

Esta misma mañana declaró ante un grupo de periodistas que los militares que se han desplegado en la frontera podrán "abrir fuego" en contra de los migrantes si es que "lanzan piedras"

El mandatario se refirió a la forma en la que la primera caravana ingresó a México

For more infomation >> ¿Otra? Tachan a Trump de racista por video sobre migrantes y demócratas - Duration: 1:50.

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Number of Homeless Veterans Shrinking Under President Trump - Duration: 1:24.

On Thursday, new information from Housing and Urban Development indicated a large decrease

in the number of homeless veterans in the US, as noted by Nikki Wentling of Stars and

Stripes.

From January 2017 to January 2018, the HUD revealed that the number of homeless veterans

had continued shrinking, showing a 5.4% decrease from around 40,020 to 37,878 over the course

of the year.

Wentling reported that the National Coalition for Homeless Veterans said they were pleased

with the HUD's performance, but believe that "more national attention" would continue

to help combat homelessness among American veterans.

Dr. Ben Carson, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, said "We owe it to our veterans

to make certain they have a place to call home," while stressing the need to continue

veteran outreach programs.

"We've made great strides in our efforts to end veteran homelessness, but we still

have a lot of work to do to ensure those who wore our nation's uniform have access to

stable housing," said Dr. Carson.

For more infomation >> Number of Homeless Veterans Shrinking Under President Trump - Duration: 1:24.

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President Trump Tightening His Grip On The Border - Duration: 1:46.

For more infomation >> President Trump Tightening His Grip On The Border - Duration: 1:46.

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Trump Just Announced His Latest Surprise And It Hasn't Been Seen Since 1998 - Duration: 3:40.

The economy is on a white-hot tear thanks to President Trump.

The Labor Department said US employers created 250,000 jobs in October, far more than the

190,000 economists had expected.

In addition, unemployment held steady at 3.7 percent and the labor force participation

rate increased to 62.9 percent.

But there's more.

32,000 manufacturing jobs were added in October exceeding 1,000 jobs a day.

What manufacturing slowdown?

The US has not created this many manufacturing jobs in October since 1998, according to Department

of Labor data.

All job industries grew… not a single one didn't.

Breitbart has more on this amazing economic news:

Rumors of a slowdown in American manufacturing were greatly exaggerated.

The United States added 32,000 new manufacturing jobs in October, more than 1,000 every day,

including holidays and weekends.

Twenty-one thousand of the new manufacturing goods were in durable goods manufacturing,

including more than 10 thousand in transportation manufacturing.

More than 6,000 new jobs were added in autos and auto parts.

Nearly 5,000 jobs were added by makers of machinery.

October is not typically a strong month for manufacturing jobs.

In fact, the U.S. has not created this many manufacturing jobs in October since 1998,

according to Department of Labor data.

Manufacturing was expected to grow by just 13,000 jobs.

October was a surprisingly strong month for jobs overall, with the economy adding 250,000

jobs.

That far exceeded expectations of 190,000.

The strong growth of manufacturing comes after widespread predictions that trade disputes

and tariffs on metals would weigh on domestic manufacturing.

Instead, domestic manufacturing is booming.

The job growth in autos and machinery, heavy users of the tariffed steel and aluminum,

indicate these have not been hit by the tariffs.

Machinery manufacturing employment is up 4.5 percent from a year ago, outpacing the rate

of growth for the broader economy.

Transportation manufacturing jobs have grown by 3.6 percent.

Fabricated metals manufacturing jobs are up 3.6 percent from a year ago.

These are perhaps the jobs most directly in the line of fire from metals tariffs.

They include toolmaking, hardware making, and architectural and structural materials

manufacturing.

For the month, however, this category shed 100 jobs, a decline of 0.1 percent, on a seasonally

adjusted basis.

Although the forecast job losses due to metals tariffs have not occurred, there are signs

that U.S. tariffs on China are adding to jobs.

The U.S. added 2,200 jobs manufacturing computers and electronics, the first area of Chinese

manufacturing hit by tariffs, in October and these are up 2.2 percent from a year ago.

Food manufacturing, an area some thought would be hit by retaliatory tariffs, boomed in October,

adding 6,800 jobs.

These are up 2.1 percent compared with a year ago.

For more infomation >> Trump Just Announced His Latest Surprise And It Hasn't Been Seen Since 1998 - Duration: 3:40.

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Trump at Southport High School -- 6:30 - Duration: 2:45.

For more infomation >> Trump at Southport High School -- 6:30 - Duration: 2:45.

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Trump administration to crack down on asylum, Venezuela, Cuba, Nicaragua - Duration: 3:52.

For more infomation >> Trump administration to crack down on asylum, Venezuela, Cuba, Nicaragua - Duration: 3:52.

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Trump Promises Dramatic Changes To Immigration Law - Duration: 4:14.

For more infomation >> Trump Promises Dramatic Changes To Immigration Law - Duration: 4:14.

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President Trump campaigns in West Virginia, Indianapolis - Duration: 3:46.

For more infomation >> President Trump campaigns in West Virginia, Indianapolis - Duration: 3:46.

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Trump campaigns in Southport - Duration: 5:03.

For more infomation >> Trump campaigns in Southport - Duration: 5:03.

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KELOLAND Media Group/Argus Leader Poll: Trump's Impact - Duration: 2:25.

For more infomation >> KELOLAND Media Group/Argus Leader Poll: Trump's Impact - Duration: 2:25.

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POR TELEFONE, TRUMP E XI JINPING MARCAM REUNIÃO NA ARGENTINA - Duration: 6:03.

For more infomation >> POR TELEFONE, TRUMP E XI JINPING MARCAM REUNIÃO NA ARGENTINA - Duration: 6:03.

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Trump at Southport High School - 4:30 - Duration: 1:45.

For more infomation >> Trump at Southport High School - 4:30 - Duration: 1:45.

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Donald Trump fait polémique avec ce clip assimilant les migrants à des "envahisseurs" - Duration: 4:30.

TRUMP - Jouer sur la peur pour influencer les masses, un classique que semble bien connaître Donald Trump

D'un côté: une caravane de 7000 migrants venus du Honduras se dirigeant vers la frontière américaine au Mexique

De l'autre: les élections de mi-mandat approchant à grand pas et prévues mardi 6 décembre

Du pain béni pour le président américain qui a basé sa campagne et son mandat sur son combat contre l'immigration

À 5 jours de ces élections législatives, les "midterms", Donald Trump continue sa campagne et prend pour cible, une fois encore, la grande caravane de migrants

Jeudi 1er novembre, le président a encore créé la polémique sur Twitter en diffusant un clip destiné aux électeurs montrant à quel point il serait dangereux de laisser rentrer ces Sud-Américains sur le territoire

Pour ce faire, il les compare à des "envahisseurs", assure que la caravane est truffée de délinquants, de personnes dangereuses et publie un clip sur un trafiquant de drogue mexicain

Dans cette vidéo, produite par son comité des réélection, on peut y voir un trafiquant de drogue mexicain, Luis Bracamontes, expulsé par deux fois des États-Unis et condamné à mort cette année pour avoir tué deux policiers en 2014, après être entré une troisième fois sur le territoire

Sur ces images, Luis Bracamontes, tout sourire pendant son procès, promet de s'échapper et de tuer d'autres policiers

"Les démocrates l'ont laissé rentrer dans notre pays. Ils l'ont laissé rester. Qui d'autre laisseront-ils rentrer?" est-il alors écrit avant que ne s'affichent des images de migrants forçant un barrage à la frontière entre le Honduras et le Guatemala fin octobre

Pourtant, Luis Bracamontes est revenu aux États-Unis après sa seconde expulsion entre 2001 et 2003, sous l'administration de George W

Bush, un républicain. Et il ne faisait pas partie d'une caravane de migrants. De nombreuses personnes se sont indignées de ces propos

Parmi elles , le président du parti démocrate Tom Perez: "C'est le pire de Donald Trump, il cherche à nous diviser"

"Il touche le fond, c'est écœurant", a jugé le sénateur républicain Jeff Flake. La chaîne CNN a pour sa part dénoncé une vidéo "raciste"

Donald Trump a promis d'envoyer 15.000 soldats pour stopper la caravane à la frontière

Il a aussi remis en cause le droit du sol pour les enfants nés de parents sans-papiers

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For more infomation >> Donald Trump fait polémique avec ce clip assimilant les migrants à des "envahisseurs" - Duration: 4:30.

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Trump reinstates ALL Iran sanctions lifted as part of nuclear deal - Daily News - Duration: 3:09.

The Trump administration on Friday announced the reimposition of all U.S. sanctions on Iran that had been lifted under the 2015 nuclear deal

The sanctions will take effect Monday and cover Iran's shipping, financial and energy sectors

It's the second batch of penalties that the administration has reimposed since President Donald Trump withdrew from the landmark deal in May

With limited exceptions, the sanctions will penalize countries that don't stop importing Iranian oil and foreign companies that do business with blacklisted Iranian entities, including Iran's central bank, a number of private financial institutions and state-run port and shipping companies

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the sanctions are 'aimed at fundamentally altering the behavior of the Islamic Republic of Iran

' He has released a list of 12 demands that Iran must meet if it wants the sanctions lifted

 They include ending support for terrorism, ending military engagement in Syria and completely halting its nuclear and ballistic missile development

'Maximum pressure means maximum pressure,' he said.Pompeo said eight nations, which other officials identified as U

S. allies such as Italy, India, Japan and South Korea, will receive temporary waivers allowing them to continue to import Iranian petroleum products for a limited period as long as they end such imports entirely

 He said those countries had made efforts to eliminate their imports but could not complete the task by Monday's deadline

Share this article Share Treasury Secretary Stephen Mnuchin said 700 more Iranian companies and people would be added to the sanctions lists under the reimposed sanctions

Iran hard-liners in Congress and elsewhere probably will be disappointed in the sanctions because they were pushing for no oil import waivers as well as the complete disconnection of Iran from the main international financial messaging network known as SWIFT

Mnuchin defended the move to allow some Iranian banks to remain connected to SWIFT, saying that the Belgium-based firm had been warned that it will face penalties if sanctioned institutions are permitted to use it

Pompeo and Mnuchin both said the sanctions will have exceptions for humanitarian purchases