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[00:00:22] Forum with Senate candidate James Tallarico, a face-to-face meeting
[00:00:25] with voters, unfiltered, unedited. Can the Democratic
[00:00:29] aspirant
[00:00:38] The full story with Anderson Cooper.
[00:00:51] I was born in that hospital, you receive these immigrant
[00:00:55] workers who come, I'm fine, we need people
[00:00:59] to cover it.
[00:01:03] The positions in our hospital, you were also born in the
[00:01:05] a lab hospital, yes, it's bringing diversity to the city and they are good people,
[00:01:09] Jonesto, so it's not like we're receiving an influx of
[00:01:13] people, it seems that the evolution that has occurred in Heddinger has been
[00:01:16] received with open arms, well,
[00:01:19] change is always a
[00:01:21] challenge,
[00:01:23] but if the hospital closes, this town is
[00:01:26] nothing.
[00:01:30] We're on our way to interview Republican State Representative Kith
[00:01:34] Kepnick.
[00:01:36] For over 30 years he represented this southwest corner of North
[00:01:40] Dakota. Knick was one of the proponents of a bill that
[00:01:44] would have eliminated the legal immigration office, a state
[00:01:47] agency that helped places like the hospital in Hedinger find
[00:01:50] workers.
[00:01:54] are now facing What was your problem with the legal immigration
[00:01:57] decades, immigrants have helped office? Well, I think there's a lot of duplication
[00:02:00] of some of the things that are already happening, because
[00:02:03] we don't provide the
[00:02:05] visas.
[00:02:07] It was interpreted that by sponsoring that bill, you were opposed to legal
[00:02:11] immigration. Well,
[00:02:13] it's, and you look at the promoter, the person who promoted
[00:02:16] it, but that was referring to what you just
[00:02:20] said, that we should focus on local
[00:02:23] years ago, observe the employment
[00:02:26] who lived here accepted instead of trying to do it with immigration.
[00:02:30] That just wasn't my opinion on why I was
[00:02:33] doing it.
[00:02:35] Do you regret signing it? No matter, it didn't pass. When
[00:02:39] analyzing the labor force needed to keep Hedinger's hospital running,
[00:02:43] we see that it needs immigrants.
[00:02:47] It needs help, that is, the positions need to be filled. Yes,
[00:02:50] there's no point in having a hospital or anything else if you can't fill the
[00:02:54] position, but you also need skilled personnel, like many
[00:02:58] of these, when you enter the professional field, I think they have the necessary
[00:03:02] skills, it's probably the communication, it talks about a language
[00:03:05] barrier, yes, the language and understanding of what you say and what
[00:03:09] I say, have you heard specifically from the hospital
[00:03:12] about whether these language barriers have been a problem? Well,
[00:03:16] it's a concern. Do you generally support or are you concerned
[00:03:20] about the amount of immigrant labor that needs to be
[00:03:22] brought in? You can harm people if there's a misunderstanding
[00:03:26] about what you're trying to do or what the intention is,
[00:03:33] a kind of problem in many areas. In what
[00:03:37] way? Well, are you assimilating into this country or
[00:03:41] do you want to keep your home country, if so, why don't you go back
[00:03:45] country left at 9:30 there? Do you support the immigrant workforce that
[00:03:48] is coming to Hedinger? Yes, we are all
[00:03:51] immigrants, I may be illegal, I don't know, they lost my
[00:03:54] trace or our name back in 1820,
[00:03:58] but the two things I always...
[00:04:07] 9:30 in the morning from the Angel of Because if you want to work here, but you don't want to assimilate, then go back to your country and
[00:04:11] fix it, you come from a country that is
[00:04:14] broken, I'm going to say broken, there are probably worse words
[00:04:18] and you want to bring that
[00:04:22] culture here that is not
[00:04:25] ours.
[00:04:39] Relax, all the patients
[00:04:41] I have, okay,
[00:04:45] I take care of them with all my heart, with
[00:04:49] all my heart, I will check the
[00:04:52] belly
[00:04:54] area,
[00:04:58] do you want to stay here?
[00:05:02] Do you see yourself anywhere
[00:05:04] people who live here accepted else? I love the place. What else
[00:05:07] do you need? Do you want me to put the pillow between your
[00:05:10] legs?
[00:06:12] down at the hospital. What's happening? We'll draw blood
[00:06:15] again. We wouldn't have
[00:06:18] department.
[00:06:21] I couldn't take you back to the
[00:06:22] operating room.
[00:06:26] We couldn't deliver
[00:06:29] babies. We wouldn't have enough
[00:06:31] staff.
[00:06:33] The hospital would be reduced to a shadow of its
[00:06:36] former self.
[00:06:39] The Trump administration's new offensive against H1B
[00:06:42] visas. Major changes are coming in how the United
[00:06:46] States manages visas for foreign workers, they have also been
[00:06:50] attacking other legal immigration pathways. Trump says he is trying
[00:06:53] to protect American workers. A lot of
[00:06:56] attention has been focused on undocumented
[00:06:59] immigrants. But a shift is occurring.
[00:07:02] People who have come to the United States through legal means
[00:07:07] retaliation.
[00:07:10] President Trump signed an executive order. His new plan could worsen
[00:07:13] the existing doctor shortage.
[00:07:17] The full story with Anderson
[00:08:22] age, many say they want to reach Mexico
[00:08:26] City, but others seek to go further
[00:08:28] north.
[00:08:32] The Mexican army's anti-drone battalion consists of
[00:08:36] these types of inhibitory elements to bring down drones
[00:08:39] that have become a threat. The
[00:08:42] Chiapas authorities have detected a cattle smuggling
[00:08:45] point. This is one of the illegal crossing
[00:08:49] points for cattle going from Central America to
[00:08:52] Mexico. Thousands of protesters, workers from this
[00:08:58] in the morning from the Angel of Independence. I am in
[00:09:01] the municipality of Teuchitlán in the Mexican state of Jalisco.
[00:09:05] Here the discovery was macabre by groups
[00:09:08] of people searching for missing persons. What made
[00:09:12] you come here with the suspicion that your son might be on this ranch?
[00:10:38] of the H1B visa program, it's a scam for the
[00:10:41] American people, it all comes down to cheap foreign
[00:10:44] labor to replace the American
[00:10:46] worker. Jobs that could be filled
[00:10:50] by Americans are given to H1B visa
[00:10:53] holders.
[00:10:55] You may have heard a lot of debate about the H1B visa
[00:10:59] lately, this is Hedinger's main street, it's the only grocery
[00:11:03] store in town.
[00:11:05] It's what is technically known as a non-immigrant visa, but
[00:11:09] it grants temporary work permission to highly trained and
[00:11:13] qualified workers.
[00:11:15] There's the Past Time Bar Steak House, I think it's been owned by four
[00:11:19] generations or more.
[00:11:22] There's no doubt that many of the people who get these visas and come
[00:11:26] dream of a better future, they aspire to eventually obtain
[00:11:29] legal immigrant
[00:11:30] status.
[00:11:36] You're here on an H1B visa,
[00:11:43] you like to get a green card, yes, for my children, this is also for the
[00:11:47] future of my children.
[00:11:51] You're here on an H1B visa, yes, and how
[00:11:54] long does this last? First 3 years and then you can
[00:11:58] renew it for another 3 years. Anesthesia
[00:12:02] administration. I was hired through
[00:12:05] H1B, that visa expired in January of this
[00:12:09] year.
[00:12:16] after the approval of the H1B Visa.
[00:12:20] Many of my friends are still in the Philippines waiting for their
[00:12:23] visa.
[00:12:26] Some have been waiting for 3 years.
[00:12:30] Others are about to give up.
[00:12:32] What
[00:12:42] challenges does attracting immigrant workers
[00:12:44] entail?
[00:12:47] The hardest thing lately has been the $1000
[00:12:51] quota.
[00:12:55] We had several nurses and potential employees in the hiring
[00:12:58] process who just had to wait, and I've been
[00:13:02] waiting for over a year. Welcome to the
[00:13:05] lab, even the recruiters who could help us
[00:13:08] stopped sending us
[00:13:16] H1B Visas? About 20. That would be
[00:13:19] 20 times $1, that's 2 million dollars.
[00:13:22] What impact would that have on your?
[00:13:26] I don't want to think about that, I think it's something we know
[00:13:30] is not feasible, we would have to rely on travel staff, but
[00:13:33] economically that's not a long-term solution. Hospitals
[00:13:37] across the country need travel nurses who work on
[00:13:40] temporary contracts for higher fees. If you want to use
[00:13:44] my numbers and make a prettier chart,
[00:13:46] go ahead, with a travel nurse
[00:13:50] hired in 3 years we would be paying over
[00:13:53] 70,000 in costs. If we had a full-time
[00:13:56] H1B nurse, it would be just over 200,000,
[00:14:00] so there's a difference of approximately 50,000 in 3
[00:14:03] years. In 2025, when the
[00:14:07] Trump administration proposed that $1000 quota for the H1B
[00:14:10] Visa, a federal judge rejected it, but now in August
[00:14:14] 2026, the Trump administration is trying again, this
[00:14:17] time proposing an even higher fee of
[00:14:19] $103.
[00:14:21] The Trump administration is proposing a new, exorbitant
[00:14:25] price for the popular H1B worker visa. One of the
[00:14:29] concerns with the last price hike was that hospitals and
[00:14:32] universities would be exempt
[00:14:34] today. We found out
[00:14:38] yesterday, it would directly affect us. It would
[00:14:42] actually affect the public sector. Since we are a
[00:14:45] non-profit organization, we are not subject to
[00:14:48] capped H1B visas. So this
[00:14:52] specific fee of $103 is only
[00:15:01] we receive emails from our lawyers almost every
[00:15:04] day, we never know what's
[00:15:06] going to happen.
[00:15:11] We are so happy to be here in the United States, I never imagined that we
[00:15:14] would face this, I might cry, no, I don't want
[00:15:17] to cry.
[00:15:20] Push, it was a difficult delivery,
[00:15:23] breathe. You're doing well, you're working
[00:15:26] hard, do you feel that the
[00:15:29] you?
[00:15:33] The full story with Anderson Cooper.
[00:15:44] But regardless of that, the truth is that everything that happens in the world
[00:15:48] is shaking up in some way, and Latin America, with all
[00:15:51] the aspects that are there, as you said, of elections,
[00:15:55] of the treaty of Mexico
[00:15:58] with Canada and the United States, will have the spotlight
[00:16:01] on it, and it comes at a time when the markets, to stay a little bit in
[00:16:04] our focus today of markets,
[00:16:08] when the markets have been doing quite well
[00:16:11] too, and there are expectations that, to the extent
[00:16:15] that they are difficult to anticipate, certainly, but that are
[00:16:18] moving in a way they haven't in
[00:16:22] many years.
[00:17:37] to migrate, knows no age. Many
[00:17:40] claim they want to reach Mexico City, but others seek
[00:17:43] to go further
[00:17:44] north.
[00:17:48] The Mexican army's anti-drone battalion consists of
[00:17:52] this type of inhibitory elements to bring down drones
[00:17:55] that have become a threat. The
[00:17:58] Chiapas authorities have detected a point of cattle
[00:18:02] smuggling. This is one of the illegal crossing
[00:18:05] points for cattle going from Central America to
[00:18:09] Mexico. Thousands of protesters, workers from this
[00:18:12] country left at 9:30 in the morning from the
[00:18:15] Angel of Independence. I am in the municipality of
[00:18:18] Teuchitlán in the Mexican state of Jalisco. Here the discovery
[00:18:22] was macabre by groups of people searching for
[00:18:26] missing persons. What made you come
[00:18:29] here with the suspicion that your son might be on this
[00:18:31] ranch?
[00:18:35] Forum with Senate candidate. A face-to-face meeting with
[00:18:39] voters, unfiltered, unedited. Can the Democratic aspirant
[00:18:42] win in a Republican state? CNN and Jubil
[00:18:46] forum with James Talarico, Wednesday on
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[00:19:08] The full story with Anderson
[00:19:09] Cooper.
[00:19:13] During filming in Hedinger, three new elementary school teachers
[00:19:16] arrived. We arrived, it's a long
[00:19:37] teachers from the Philippines, we finally arrived, that
[00:19:41] has never happened, it has never happened in
[00:19:44] Hedinger.
[00:19:46] We are happy and excited to meet our children. How do you
[00:19:50] feel? Overwhelmed. Yes, that's right.
[00:19:53] When you post a job opening for a teacher, how many applicants
[00:19:57] do you get? In the last two decades, the situation has been reduced
[00:20:01] to if you get two or three it's incredible. To be
[00:20:04] honest, in some cases you're lucky if you get one.
[00:20:08] Welcome to North Dakota, I'm so glad we're
[00:20:11] finally here, tomorrow when I wake up I'll
[00:20:15] have my coffee and say, hello
[00:20:17] Hedinger, we're happy to be here in the United
[00:20:21] States, I never imagined we'd face
[00:20:30] Yes, yes, I might cry, no, I don't want
[00:20:32] to cry.
[00:20:37] The flag of the United
[00:20:41] States, of the United States of America. Take your
[00:20:45] crayons.
[00:20:48] Yes, it's difficult, maybe I can help you. 7,
[00:20:51] 8, 9, 10, good, I know you can
[00:20:55] do it, now we have our months of the
[00:20:58] year, September, October,
[00:21:02] November, one of my students told me, thank you for coming,
[00:21:06] you left your daughter in the Philippines just for us,
[00:21:10] it's 4 + 2, what's the answer, I'm very
[00:21:13] touched by that, because they see our effort as a teacher to
[00:21:17] come, so yes. That's
[00:21:21] all, I'm
[00:21:21] sorry.
[00:21:25] I left my daughter in
[00:21:26] the Philippines.
[00:21:30] It's the first time we've been
[00:21:31] apart.
[00:21:36] A week after she arrived, she got sick and had a
[00:21:38] fever, my mother
[00:21:47] students?
[00:21:50] to manage the classroom and with time I will gain their attention, I will
[00:21:53] win their affection, you just have to build a positive
[00:21:57] relationship throughout the year and
[00:22:04] home, from my
[00:22:05] home?
[00:22:09] My daughter, my son and my
[00:22:11] husband. Here I am with my
[00:22:15] son, this is the first time I won't be
[00:22:19] with him.
[00:22:22] I'm doing this for our
[00:22:23] future.
[00:22:27] Hello, let's check the baby's
[00:22:30] movements.
[00:22:33] Hedinger, like many rural cities, is facing a rapid
[00:22:36] population decline. You are 32 weeks and
[00:22:39] 6 days. According to researchers analyzing US census
[00:22:43] data, over the past two
[00:22:47] repopulate rural areas of the United States. It will arrive
[00:22:50] very soon, it will arrive soon.
[00:22:54] I'm from Mexico, why is it
[00:22:57] there? From Aguas
[00:22:59] Calientes. I'm from
[00:23:02] Jalisco.
[00:23:06] The head is here, oh, it's down.
[00:23:09] When you moved to Hedinger 15
[00:23:13] movement, do you feel that the people
[00:23:16] you? With closed hands.
[00:23:20] I think they love us, but it was more of a political
[00:23:24] thing, everything seems to be fine, nothing to
[00:23:27] worry about, glad to hear
[00:23:36] I don't know what language you speak, do you speak Chinese or what? No, I speak
[00:23:40] Spanish, you know, because there are some people who don't just
[00:23:44] go around here, and now how many languages do you hear in
[00:23:47] Hedinger? There are many. Look, she's in the
[00:23:51] hospital now, they could bring her to the hospital.
[00:23:55] Get a little
[00:23:55] comfortable.
[00:23:59] It was a very long and
[00:24:01] difficult delivery. She's been pushing for two
[00:24:05] hours. And she must be
[00:24:23] push, you can do it, you can do it, keep going, keep
[00:24:27] going.
[00:24:30] It's okay to cry, you've been pushing for about two and a
[00:24:41] hard. Every delivery is so
[00:24:44] different, yes, so different, this is the most complicated
[00:24:48] for you, right? Come on.
[00:24:51] The head is already visible, I'm going to need a gown, can you
[00:24:54] bring it?
[00:24:59] Push, it's right
[00:25:00] there.
[00:25:04] Push, push, push, that's
[00:25:05] it.
[00:25:10] Now I need to clean it, here
[00:25:11] it comes.
[00:25:14] Very good, everything went as planned, I have it if
[00:25:17] we want to hold it.
[00:25:37] okay, it's a privilege to be part of this
[00:25:41] with a family,
[00:25:44] especially with such a kind and welcoming family like
[00:25:47] them. Oh, my life,
[00:25:51] what, what, my
[00:25:52] love.
[00:25:55] They are a fundamental part of our
[00:25:57] community.
[00:26:02] Do you imagine your family growing old
[00:26:10] him, what would happen if I died one
[00:26:14] day, he told me he would send me to Phoenix, Arizona, because all the
[00:26:17] family is there, and now what do you think,
[00:26:20] Hedinger, it feels like home, yes, that's
[00:26:23] right.
[00:26:37] a job interview on our last day here, yes, what
[00:26:41] happened, I got a message two days before from the recruiter saying
[00:26:44] that she had found another position and was planning to
[00:26:47] accept it, do you have other names you can call
[00:26:51] on or are you starting from scratch, we're
[00:26:54] starting from scratch, we've had this vacancy for several
[00:26:56] years.
[00:27:06] First you have to start with liquids, today we received a couple of
[00:27:10] ambulances, tonight when she arrived she was
[00:27:12] vomiting.
[00:27:15] We gave her breathing, it was very busy yesterday,
[00:27:18] we'll take one of your samples to the
[00:27:20] lab.
[00:27:23] I'm about 60 hours into my 72-hour
[00:27:26] shift, do you want an ultrasound, do you think
[00:27:29] we've understood well?
[00:27:33] And the challenges they
[00:27:34] face.
[00:27:39] I hope so.
[00:27:42] You have no idea what this
[00:27:44] hand has been through.
[00:27:47] People live here
[00:27:48] too
[00:27:51] and they need medical
[00:28:09] According to a 2026 analysis, more than
[00:28:11] 40% of rural hospitals are operating at a loss in the United
[00:28:15] States, 417 are at risk of closing.
[00:29:31] The need to migrate. It knows no ages, many
[00:29:34] assure they want to reach Mexico City, but others seek
[00:29:38] to go further
[00:29:39] north.
[00:29:43] The Mexican army's anti-drone battalion consists of
[00:29:46] this type of inhibitory elements to bring down drones
[00:29:50] that have become a threat. The
[00:29:53] Chiapas authorities have detected a point of cattle
[00:29:56] smuggling. This is one of the illegal crossing
[00:30:00] points for cattle that goes from Central America. America to
[00:30:03] Mexico. Thousands of protesters, workers from this
[00:30:06] country left at
[00:30:10] Independence. I am in the municipality of Teuchitlán in the
[00:30:14] Mexican state of Jalisco. Here the discovery was macabre
[00:30:18] by groups of people searching for missing persons.
[00:30:21] What made you come here with the suspicion that your
[00:30:25] son might be on this
[00:30:26] ranch?
[00:30:30] Forum with Senate candidate James Stallary. A face-to-face meeting with
[00:30:33] voters, unfiltered, unedited. Can the Democratic aspirant
[00:30:37] win in a Republican state? CNN Forum
[00:30:40] with James Talarico, Wednesday on
[00:30:43] CNN. I am Emirano Jiménez in Buenos Aires,
[00:30:47] Argentina, we are
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