[Video] Pakistan Harassing Afghan illegal settlers ? (On Assignment)

[pakistani342]

VOA Islamabad Correspondent Ayesha Tanzeem tells On Assignment's Alex Villarreal what is behind a reported crackdown on Afghan refugees in Pakistan.

 

[Abu Zolfiqar]

cracking down on illegal settlers is not harassment it's called doing the right thing....those with papers and documentation and who dont cause trouble and who obey the laws and respect the locals would have no problems.

frankly - it's time for them to leave and to rebuild their own country

when a nation is at WAR and when the enemy easily hides amongst the regular population, sometimes 'drastic' actions must be taken

we owe zero apologies and shouldnt blink an eye over this

 

[Dalit]

VOA Islamabad Correspondent Ayesha Tanzeem tells On Assignment's Alex Villarreal what is behind a reported crackdown on Afghan refugees in Pakistan!

VOA should transport the refugees to the US.

 

[pakdefender]

Voice of America should be giving voice to black americans who are getting harassed and shot dead by american police

 

[Abu Zolfiqar]

Voice of America should be giving voice to black americans who are getting harassed and shot dead by american police

on what seems to be multiple times, daily basis

 

[Zibago]

This happens to all poor Pakistanis aswell the law is only valid for rich people in Pakistan

 

[Menace2Society]

So US drop bombs on Afghanistan and call it bringing freedom. Pakistan deports illegal Afghan refugees and they call it immoral,unethical and harassment.

 

[VelocuR]

This raised the question, then, why RT and others are becoming so popular. The US far outspends Russia in its foreign broadcasts. The Voice of America and Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty have been broadcasting in Russia for decades. And still, according to the testimony of Helle Dale, Senior Fellow for Public Diplomacy at the Heritage Foundation, US government-funded media has no influence on Russian audience at all: Voice of America's site ranks 3,828 in Russia, while RT ranks 61.

Are You Scared Now? Congress Declares US Is Losing Media War With Russia

 

[Zibago]

Lol the same america that
"Over the Line": U.S. Agents Shooting Dead Innocent Mexicans Across the Border With Impunity
A joint investigation by the Washington Monthly and the Investigative Fund at The Nation Institute has found over the past five years U.S. border agents have shot across the border at least 10 times, killing a total of six Mexicans on Mexican soil. The killings have gone unpunished after a court ruled the Mexican victims have no standing to sue in U.S. courts since they died on their own soil. Investigative reporter John Carlos Frey writes: "The picture that emerges from this investigation is of an agency operating with thousands of poorly trained rookies and failing to provide the kind of transparency, accountability, and clear rules of engagement that Americans routinely expect of law enforcement agencies." Frey joins us to discuss the shootings and why he fears that the current immigration consensus in Washington on "border security" could increase Mexico’s civilian toll.


TRANSCRIPT
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AARON MATÉ: We turn now to a report that reveals the sharp rise in cross-border shootings by U.S. agents on the Mexico border. A joint investigation by the Washington Monthly and the Investigative Fund at The Nation Institute has found over the past five years U.S. border agents have shot across the border at least 10 times, killing a total of six Mexicans on Mexican soil.

The exposé is called "Over the Line." Investigative reporter John Carlos Frey writes, quote, "The picture that emerges from this investigation is of an agency operating with thousands of poorly trained rookies and failing to provide the kind of transparency, accountability, and clear rules of engagement that Americans routinely expect of law enforcement agencies."

One of the victims Frey writes about is José Antonio Rodríguez. He was killed last year in the Mexican border town of Nogales as he went out to buy a hot dog. U.S. border agents shot him eight times. He was 16 years old. Taide Elena Rodríguez was his grandmother and primary caregiver.

TAIDE ELENA RODRÍGUEZ: [translated] You get really mad. You need a lot of courage. You feel really powerless. So many things go through one’s mind that one can’t make sense of. For example, all I can picture is my grandson thrown onto the floor. I feel like I’m going to go crazy, because I can’t understand how somebody could be so evil to kill a child who’s not doing anything. He was just walking on the sidewalk. The only thing he did wrong was to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Border guard shoots and kills immigrant trying to get into America after being pelted by rocks - one as big as a basketball

Read more: California border guard shoots and kills immigrant after being pelted by rocks | Daily Mail Online

Migrant deaths along the Mexico–United States border - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[naveen mishra]

very sad