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Footage has been released showing the intricate underground escape route that Mexican drug kingpin Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman used to make his break out of prison over the weekend, so he could kick back and enjoy a beer in peace.

A forensics worker climbs out of the tunnel that according to authorities was used by Mexican drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman, to escape from the Altiplano maximum security prison in Almoloya, Mexico, Tuesday, … “He continued being a powerful person...

CCTV footage shows Guzman, 58, also known as “Shorty” due to his 5ft 6in stature, walking to his prison bed where he sits and appears to change his shoes.

Mexico is offering a reward of 60 million pesos ($3.8m) for the capture of the country’s most-wanted drug lord, who escaped from a top security prison.

The full implications of the jailbreak are yet to emerge, but the high-profile escape could provide the United States government with leverage to demand the extradition of other top drug lords held in the very same prison.

The escape of the world’s most-wanted drug lord from a maximum-security prison in Mexico isn’t a moment to celebrate and gloat over for most people.

“He’s bad!” Trump said in his speech. “The illegals come in, and the illegals kill their children”. On Friday, Trump met in Los Angeles with Shaw and other family members of victims of crimes perpetrated by undocumented immigrants.

In Phoenix he prattled on for 70 minutes, basking in the attention.

Trump has seen some of his business deals fall apart because of his inflammatory statements on immigration.

But Trump is not getting the cold shoulder from all Arizona Republicans. “Shame on them, because they should be looking for real solutions”. “And he says it in a sellable way”. “We need to precisely define the crimes that dictate who gets turned over...

“Donald Trump’s recent statements disparaging immigrants make it impossible for my company and I to move forward”, Mr Andrés said.

In an interview with NBC News Wednesday in the atrium of Trump Tower in midtown Manhattan, where he launched his campaign, the TV personality fired back.

Trump took heat for his June 16 speech when he stated Mexican immigrants are “bringing drugs”.

Jeb Bush said he was personally offended by what the billionaire businessman said and called the remarks far outside the mainstream of Republican thought.

Trump issued a statement in response to Bush, a favourite target whose wife is Mexican.