desde el inicio del programa cbp one en el 2022.si tienen un un récord criminal. desafortunadamente de acuerdo a información analizada por el equipo de noticias telemundo y te verifica la plataforma de verificación de datos, los solicitantes de cbp one que se acogen al programa de libertad condicional aprobado por el gobierno tiene patrocinadores en el país y pagaron por sus propios boletos aéreos para viajar a los estados unidos. y no es un secreto como el expresidente lo hizo ver las personas que vienen en esas en esos vuelos, tienen que pagar por su propia cuenta. no es algo que estados unidos está cubriendo. en cuanto a los gastos en tonces es importante hacer esas aclaraciones y espero que a la gente que venga en camino, que esperen su cita, que no arriesgue su vida a pasar por por el río. esperen con fe. hasta el momento la casa blanca no ha respondido a los comentarios del expresidente donald trump. de acuerdo a cifras oficiales, más de 450.000 personas han beneficiado hasta estos momentos con el programa cbp one en san anton

migrants were turned over to cbp and processed under title eight. brandon judd reacted. >> i have conducted numerous interviews with people that have crossed our borders illegally. when i've detained them. they have flat out told me they know that nothing is going to happen to me. these individuals do not fear our laws. >> cbp issues this statement. consequences to crossing the border illegally. cbp continues to enforce united states immigration laws, no one should believe the lies of smugglers, individuals and families without a legal basis to remain in the united states will be removed. our colleague aishah hosni got reaction from democratic congre congresswoman jayapal. >> we have to reform legal policies. >> do you think it's what would stop this? >> yeah, i think that is ultimately what the answer is. >> the president is here at the white house right now. we'll see if he has anything to say about it. no comment, though, yet on the breach video and no talk still about any executive actions the president might take. dana. >> dana: griff, if the c

tand the practice of allowing people to use cbp one app that will fly from one u.s. destination to another. it would also prohibit the use of incoming international flights coming from international origins like into the united states if the id they require and deem sufficient as a cbp one app. all the cbp one app does is it bob smith or whatever your name is and then you show them on the screen and say see, i can board the airplane. the american people cannot do that when they fly internationally but not when they fly domestically. we stop giving privileges to illegal aliens that are denied every single day to american citizens. that is why i introduce the valid act though prevent that from happening but last week voted on an amendment to the spending bill late friday night. every republican senator supported it. every democrat voted against it. just like bill hagerty some of the same night that would have ended these flights where the u.s. government is paying for people to fly any destination of the u.s. lex just more open border? more open border policy. whatever

vacÍos, son muy pocos lo que han decidido quedarse para esperar sus citas a travÉs de la aplicaciÓn "cbpÉn cruzas igual. jorgu a traficantes de persona encontrado la forma de acercarse a los migrantes de los albergues, para ofrecer cruzar mÁs rÁpido a cambio de dinero,. >> grande cuestan $800 y para pequeÑos $500. el pase seguro. jorge: la oferta ha corrido de boca en boca y cada vez son mÁs los que aceptan cruzar ilegalmente, saltando el muro, cruzando por el rÍo, y hasta por las montaÑas pero todo tiene un proceso. >> salen de aquÍ, y se van para la plaza esperan a la hora que le dicen, y despuÉs de ahÍ se los viera llevar. jorge: nuestra forma de cruzarnos segura un proceso de asilo ante autoridades de los estados unidos, sin embargo muchos han cruzado, estÁn del lado estadounidense. >> hasta ahorita lo que se han ido a cruzar, los han detenidos en migraciÓn por poco tiempo, jorge: los albergue estÁn cada vez mÁs solos, hace un mes en este sitio habÍa cerca de 1000 migrantes ahora apenas 125. se comunican ya estoy en estados unidos, ya paguÉ tanto, luego se comunicara lejos en voz por

tand the practice of allowing people to use cbp one app that will fly from one u.s.estination to another. it would also prohibit the use of incoming international flights coming from international origins like into the united states if the id they require and deem sufficient as a cbp one app. all the cbp one app does is it bob smith or whatever your name is and then you show them on the screen and say see, i can board the airplane. the american people cannot do that when they fly internationally but not when they fly domestically. we stop giving privileges to illegal aliens that are denied every single day to american citizens. that is why i introduce the valid act though prevent that from happening but last week voted on an amendment to the spending bill late friday night. every republican senator supported it. every democrat voted against it. just like bill hagerty some of the same night that would have ended these flights where the u.s. government is paying for people to fly any destination of the u.s. lex just more open border? more open border policy. whatever m

the new budget boosts cbp spending by three-point to billion dollars.epublican congressman tony gonzalez says the money goes to the wrong places. >> when you give more funding to more processing centers without having immigration judges they are thereto expedite cases and n ultimately remove it people immediately that do not qualify for asylum. all you are doing is creating a huge magnet that increases the amount of people coming over illegally for. >> dhs secretary mayorkas wants more money posting on x quote what congress passed falls short in key areas and does not address chronic underfunding of dhs. texas on the biden administration now await a key ruling on senate bill four which would allow texas to arrest and deport migrants who cross the border illegally. >> that ruling could come at any moment. it will determine if texas can force sb four of the next 10 days then there will be another hearing about whether or not the law is unconstitutional coming up on april 3. we will send it back to you. to succeed nay audit trey yingst live from tel aviv.

the new budget boosts cbp spending by three-point to billion dollars.epublican congressman tony gonzalez says the money goes to the wrong places. >> when you give more funding to more processing centers without having immigration judges they thereto expedite cases and then ultimately remove it people immediately that do not qualify for asylum. all you are doing is creating a huge magnet that increases the amount of people coming over illegally for. >> dhs secretary mayorkas wants more money posting on x quote what congress passed falls short in key areas and does not address chronic underfunding of dhs. texas on the biden administration now await a key ruling on senate bill four which would allow texas to arrest and deport migrants who cross the border illegally. >> that ruling could come at any moment. it will determine if texas can force sb four of the next 10 days then there will be another hearing about whether or not the law is unconstitutional coming up on april 3. we will send it back to you. to succeed nay audit trey yingst live from tel aviv. h

. >> charm, good evening the new cbp numbers also show this fiscal year the eye to her watchlist tryingally. this as illegal crossings skyrocket in america's west and for two days in a row migrants clash with texas authorities in el paso as a lucas and briefly talked about there. take a look at the most recent scene at one side of the fence to see migrants and on the other side you see texas national guard. the migrants are trying to tear down the razor wire fence where they want to be processed by border patrol under title eights again so they can be released into the country with a notice to appear in immigration court it's exactly what happened to the migrants on thursday who rush the wall and trampled over texas national guard soldier. >> that is why we see this drive, this determination by illegal immigrants to get across the board at whatever cost if that means assaulting a soldier or law enforcement officer or a border patrol agent they will do that to get across the border because they know the end result is they will be rewarded they will be incentivized and be released into th

griff jenkins sent a statement fro cbp about the incident. cbp continues to enforce united states immigration laws and individuals and families without a legal basis to remain in the u.s. are subject to removal and subject to a minimum five year bar of -- no one should believe the lies of smugglers, individuals and families without a legal basis to remain in the united states will be removed. they are suggesting that these people who came in would be subject to removal. and jenny said a lot have been processed and released into the interior of the country. >> dana: yesterday we had the reporting dhs had misplaced 200,000 notices to appear. the story continues and it is having an effect not only on the country but also the presidential election. >> jacque: that case in texas and whether the law can be applied will be interesting to watch. >> dana: we'll get you to the next news here. >> jacque: new clues in the state of missing college student riley strain. it showed the 22-year-old walking in the opposite direction of his nashville hotel the

using this app, improved security because it provides cbp with advanced note but us of who's arrivinguals have already passed security checks about 1,400 appointments a day occur through the app by providing people so with advanced travel, let's go back to non-man zona is known as we're hearing about the cbp. of course, customs and border patrol as are talking about this app. and national security, of course, immigration, top of mine in many of these amendments and discussions going forward, what's the latest now >> yeah. i mean, you just heard they were talking about some of them. i meant that they're gonna be voting on. you heard mike lee, he's a conservative. he had been one of those republicans who railing against the deal itself, but wanting amendment votes, particularly on the issue of border and immigration it's important to keep in mind that a lot of those republicans voted against a bipartisan border deal that had been worked out earlier in the year. >> but they are >> still eager to show that they are trying to do something to address the issue of the border because they hav

democrat congress woman veronica escobar prizes the spending package and increases cbp, and will i amthe processing facilities. some republicans in congress say that's a waste of money and that could be better spent elsewhere, and tony gonzalez says he won't vote for a bill to continue giving money to dhs to do what they're doing. it does nothing for catch and release, or stop abuse of patrolling authorities. and we're waiting for an appeals court regard senate bill 4 which would allow texas to arrest and possibly deport without turning them over to border patrol. back to you. neil: thank you for that, nate. we have a lot more coming up here, including trying to get the latest on the tik tok for donald trump j trump half nearly half a billion bucks. can he do it? what happens if he doesn't. and if you've made the deployments and you've been the wife at home, or you've been the spouse at home, you understand what i'm talking about. your spouse has earned the right to apply for a va home loan. the newday 100 loan allows you to borrow up to 100% of your home's value. so if you're in a si

recuerden que todavÍa existe el cbp one. no todos los inmigrantes deberÍan nomÁs presentarse.stÁn detenidos actualmente? los deportarian de inmediato? >> no, el estado de texas no puede deportar a los inmigrantes, el gobierno de mÉxico dijo que no los va a asentar bajo ninguna circunstancia a migrantes que estÁ tratando de ser deportados . quiero reiterar, no se ha detenido a ningÚn inmigrante bajo la sb4. los policÍas han dicho que no han dicha informaciÓn de cÓmo detener. andrea: perfecto, ha quedado muy clara toda esta informaciÓn. alex gÁlvez, muchÍsimas gracias por acompaÑarnos en "al punto california". >> gracias a ustedes. andrea: continuamos. quieren que california sea mÁs transparente a la hora de justificar los despidos de policÍa. al regresar veremos quÉ efectos podrÍa tener una nueva ley. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ andrea: el incremento de actos criminales cometidos por agentes de policÍa en california motivÓ a una cena dorada proponer un proyecto de ley que revelara las causas por la cual un agentes despedido. julio cÉsar ortiz nos habla de esta medida y el efecto que tendrÁn.

cbp just released the february data.res of cocaine, meth, heroin and fentanyl and marijuana increased 118% from january to february, to date in fiscal year 2024. cbp 8847 pounds of fentanyl at our southern border. he is saying it's being made in the united states. don't look at mexico. not according to cbp data. >> brian: i thought this was an interesting poll. border security, who do you trust more on border security trump or biden? in georgia trump up 21, winning in the polls. in michigan trump by 16. winning by 6 or 8 in the polls. in north carolina got a 2 point lead. he has 19 point lead when it comes to border security there and wisconsin 17. no matter what you are going to say about senator lankford's legs which had some merit. that's what they are leaning ton me. nothing would have been done yet. nothing would have changed for about 18 months. >> carley: all right more news to get to starting in missouri. missouri college student riley strain's death appears to have been an accident according to preliminary autop

aplicación del cbp one y por eso optan por cruzar por el río.toridades, pero de alguna forma los están evadiendo , no sabemos cómo, pero están llegando a la frontera. roberto delgado telemundo, bomberos de franklin bill estos queda cerca de new jersey. mire usted eso. qué pasó? cómo sucedió eso? ayudaron a una familia a rescatar a su perrito de nombre daisy. se quedó atrapado ahí en el ring de esa llanta de un vehículo. los dueños dicen que intentaron liberarla usando agua, jabón, pero no lo lograron , por lo que los bomberos tuvieron que llegar y utilizaron una corta. ahora tuvieron que romper ese ring y así lograron sacar a daisy. pues el perrito no resultó herido. eso sí, todo enjabonado del cuello se encuentra en buen estado de salud, pero la gente estaba así como muy preocupada por él. a propósito, estamos en la celebración del día nacional del cachorro que se se será mañana el american kennel club informó que el bulldog francés es la principal raza de perros en estados unidos, ese que está ahí , ese también los perros de pura raza más regi

personas salieron en caravana desde tapachula, chiapas, rumbo a la ciudad de méxico para pedir cita en cbp estadounidense para solicitar asilo. nadie se corre si llega migración. otros planifican continuar hasta la frontera norte para ingresar a estados unidos. frenesí por el eclipse solar total. varios estados se preparan para este evento astronómico desde consejos para manejar hasta declaraciones de emergencia para cualquier eventualidad. noticias. telemundo con julio vaqueiro. muy buenas tardes les saluda arantxa loizaga. en ausencia de julio vaqueiro ya hay fecha para el que será el primer juicio criminal contra un expresidente de estados unidos. en 3 semanas, donald trump empezará a ser juzgado por la justificación de sus pagos a una actriz porno. pero no todas fueron malas noticias para él este día, porque en el caso por fraude financiero, consiguió que le redujeran la fianza más de un 60. karla amezola informa this is all about de interferencia electoral. donald trump calificó los casos penal y civil en su contra en este lunes crucial para ambos procesos legales que enfrenta el exma

new cbp numbers, take a look at this, also show over 189,000 migrant encounters at the southern border alone. that's the highest february ever recorded all this as texas awaits an appeals court ruling on senate bill 4. it would allow texas to arrest and deport migrants without turning them over to border patrol. now, border patrol also continues making drug busts nearly every single day. so far just this month, griff, agents have seized $25 million worth of drugs including over 300 pounds of fentanyl. back to you. griff: that's a lot of drugs. nate foy live on the border, thank you. aishah: well, as california spends hundreds of millions of dollars in hopes of tackling the state's retail theft problem, the lapd says shoplifting rings have now jumped 80% from 2022 to 2023. christina coleman is live in los angeles with more on this story. hi, christina. >> reporter: hi. yes, we embedded with the l.a. county sheriff's department organized retail theft crime task force as they busted a major fencing operation and recovered thousands of dollars in stolen merchandise in if an area plagued wi

they show 320,000 were flown over using biden's cbp one app.nistration refused to reveal which airports the migrants landed at. public can't know receiving airports because cbp arrivals have created such vulnerabilities at airport, bad actors could secure the united states border if they knew the volume at each part of entry. frigh frightening. yeelsz saying this, this administration is both importing voters and creating national security threat from unvetted illegal immigrants. the groundwork could be being laid for something further worse than 9/11. >> bill: these were underage migrants down on the border that were flown to white plains. you remember the outrage there. center for immigration study took a look at this and think it is politically dubious to be able to do this. it is likely venezuela, that is where the app is being used and cuba, as well. nicaragua, ecuador, i said a few, el salvador, on and on the list tells us. they should tell us where they are going. >> emily: many of them were posing juveniles sxoo we learned were on certai

the report stressing security vulnerabilities saying cbp approved secretive fights that feried inadmissibleapp. national border patrol pat joins us now. bad actors could interfere with operation if made public. what about possible bad actors on the flights? >> well, first and foremost, the bad actor defense is totally ridiculous. the reason is everybody can check on public stats to see how many flights are coming into certain u.s. cities and see the numbers. bad actors already know that. when you look at what this administration is doing, it is upsetting on two different levels. they are abusing the parole system. we allow 5000 into the country on the parole system. we are in a fentanyl crisis and pulling law enforcement out of the field to vet individuals at ports of entry. it is ridiculous to think we can control border and crime when abusing the system, violating the law and pulls police officers off their main responsibilities and duties. >> todd: cbp allowed one app haiti, cuba, venezuela, when you look at that list, why such a push to bring in people from these countries, in particula

murray: the cbp-1 app is a downloadable app to schedule appointments with cbp at a land port of entryat ports of entry. u using this app provides cbp with advanced notice who is arriving already passed security checks. about 1400 appointments a day occur through the app. by providing peoplevel authoriz it allows them to avoid human traffickers and drug cartels and other criminal organizations. accepting this amendment will lead to more encounters at the border, pulling our agents from other work and responsibilities, like stopping drug car getting fentanyl through our border. and it will create long lines at ports of entry as individuals travel to the borde all the guarantee of a shutdown for no sensible reason. i strongly urge my colleagues to vote no. mr. lee: i call for the yeas and nays. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. the clerk: ms. baldwin. mr. barrasso. mrs. blackburn.

in a statement, the cbp says we do not comment on pending litigation.s pete hegseth, host of tonight's super coverage on fox nation which starts at 7:00 p.m. pete, whats going on here? >> it's super tuesday. you'll be covering it all night. there's a reason immigration is number 1. number 1 issue. even amongst independents now. everyone senses and now we confirm they're not telling us the truth. we can see with their own lying eyes what is happening at the border because of the coverage from the fox news channel. that doesn't include got-aways or people that go through ports of entry. now because of a foya request, the government is now admitting that through an app -- we have known about this app a long time, except it was supposed to be used at the border. here's how we create an orderly process at ports of entry. you apply in an app in a foreign country, claim asylum status. we don't know the parameters. what countries? what fits the parameters? where are they flying them in here? they won't tell us in the rest of the foya all of this information, so

same time president biden toured brownsville, texas, accompanied by customs or border patrol agents or cbp. customs and border patrol is actually in charge of border security. the texas national guard, on the other hand, is not. so trump is effectively just cosplaying here. when it came to their actual speeches, trump and biden could not have been more different. president biden talked about the need for more immigration judges to clear the asylum backlog. he proposed more overtime for cbp officers, more machines to detect fentanyl, and more bipartisan compromise. he talked about real tangible policy. he offered possible solutions. and then there was donald trump. >> now the united states is being overrun by the biden migrant crime. it's a new form of vicious violation to our country. it's migrant crime. we call it biden migrant crime. >> now i should stop to say the united states is not in fact being overrun by migrant crime. migrants are actually much less likely to commit crimes than u.s. citizens are. but if you watch fox news these days or if you listen to republicans, you would not k

granted flight authorizations to more than 320,000 immigrant using the cbp 1 app. they were abroad. 133,000 of these were haitians 23 republican lawmakers asked the biden administration to terminate the program and demanded to know where these newcomers, that's what they are called now, newcomers were sent. the biden administration won't say because the information they claim could be exploited by bad actors. that's you, by the way, the taxpayers are bad actors. we also reached out to dhs for further clarity, no response from them yet. joining us now texas congressman chip roy and chad wolf former acting dhs secretary under president trump. congressman, you get the sense that the biden administration is preparing to bring in hundreds of thousands of haitians into the united states? >> well, good evening, laura, yeah. there is no question about it. you just mentioned it. we had 133,000, i think, haitians. what the american people don't fully understand the extent to which radical progressive democrats, led by biden, led by alejandro mayorkas are releasing large numb

turns out, according to the head of cbp, if you try to scan every vehicle.y haven't been able to put in the ground. we're on the front lines of the fentanyl crisis. half of all fentanyl seized coming in from mexico is stopped here. but critics say the biden administration is not doing enough. with fentanyl overdoses now the leading cause of death for americans aged 18 to 45. acting cbp commissioner told us virtually all fentanyl is brought across in vehicles. >> men women, young, old. >> reporter: he tells us border agents have begun using a new technology to identify fentanyl. this is new technology that's been installed to x-ray cars that officers suspect might be carrying narcotics, instad here because it's considered the ground zero for fentanyl traffic. but less than five percent of personal vehicles and 20% of commercial vehicles coming into the u.s. are actually scanned. with more new technology, miller wants to bring that number up to 45% of cars. but not for another two years. >> we see a million people crossing our border every single day, if we tr

it's a cbp if number. >> new york i don't have those numbers.i know -- no, i don't have those number but i know the numbers e over the last five years is the information i have, over the last five years. >> >> right. well i'm making a comparison here, and the answer is in the third year of the biden presidency encounters on the southern border with known or suspected terrorists is 80, in the third year of the previous administration, the number is 280. i'm sorry we have to talk about it, this is a serious issue. i would just put it in the context of the many, many threats that we have. i'm sorry we need to talk about this because the chairman and i were with the president in the cabinet room when then-leader mcconnell said to the speaker you not get a better border deal if donald trump is president and if theyhat a lost opportunity to address the problems that my republican friends make such hay over. with that, i want to turn to what i really am concerned about which is, in particular, foreign interference in our election. the unclassified thre

cruce irregular y aumentando las penas para quienes cruzaban ilegalmente y comenzó el programa de asilo cbpdado al menos 6 punto 3 millones de encuentros con migrantes en la frontera. julio. el secretario de seguridad nacional, alejandro mayorkas, dijo recientemente que el gobierno del presidente biden ha deportado a más inmigrantes indocumentados que lo que hizo el gobierno del presidente trump en 4 años. aquí ha bajado el número de personas que están cruzando la frontera de manera irregular. y esto es sin lugar a dudas algo que el presidente estará hablando esta noche cuando se dirija a la nación. julio bien, francisco en la frontera. muchas gracias. una corte en georgia negó la fianza para el hermano del sospechoso de asesinar a lane riley en georgia. el caso de diego ibarra ganó notoriedad cuando se supo que tenía documentos falsos de residencia. hay un agente dijo que algunos tatuajes de ibarra se relacionan con la banda criminal venezolana. el tren de aragua. de ser hallado culpable, podría pasar 10 años en prisión. agentes de florida arriesgan sus vidas para salvar a personas atrapad

doing enough with fentanyl overdoses now the leading cause of death for americans, aged 18 to 45 acting cbp commissioner tells us virtually all fentanyl is brought across in vehicles >> it's by women, men, young, old, u.s. citizens, mexican citizens >> reporter: and he tells us, border agents have begun using a new technology to identify fentanyl hidden in vehicles we watch as officers first question drivers and inspect cars then they may be referred for a scan this is new technology that's been installed to x-ray cars that officers suspect may be car carrying narcotics it's considered the ground zero for fentanyl trafficking. but less than 5% of vehicles and 20% of commercial vehicles coming into the u.s. are actually scanned with more technology, he wants to bring that number up to 40% of cars and 70% of commercial trucks, but not for another two years. why not scan every vehicle through an x ray >> we see a million people crossing our border every single day. if we tried to scan every single shipment and person coming into the country, we would shut down legitimate trade and travel >> re

. >> as illegal crossings continue every single day, cbp refusing to share more details where the migrantsere dropped off. agency just denied a request to name the airports where the migrants had arrived, citing security concerns. so, what we do know is the migrants in this special program are able to apply for asylum using a cell phone app. it's called cbp1. they can apply. strict eligibility requirements, we are told, including security vetting and once the two years are up they are supposed to apply for renewal or leave the country. >> i said that must be a mistake, they flew 325,000 migrants, over the borders, into our country. >> so republicans are arguing that the migrants using biden's parole program will end up staying here illegally. several gop states have sued the biden administration over the legality of this program, but we are still waiting on that ruling, sandra. >> sandra: we'll keep watching all of that. thank you. john. >> john: chad wolf, former acting homeland security director. the program paroles in people from haiti, nicaragua, cuba, but idea of secretly flying 350,0

if you break the law, you get ahe ahead. >> new cbp numbers show over 189,000 migrant encounters at therder in february. that's the highest february recorded and fiscal year, border patrol agents have released 70 people on the fbi watch list and 112 criminals for prior convictions for sex offenses. five on the screen are child predators, they have felony convictions that include sexual assault of a child and criminal sexual contact of a minor under 13. take a live look at our fox news drone, eagle pass, eight migrants just crossed illegally, and this happens as texas awaits a key ruling on senate bill 4, who look at those who cross illegally. that ruling will determine if texas can enforce sb4 in the interim before the court will again hear arguments whether or not the law is unconstitutional coming up on april 3rd. back to you, aishah. aishah: thank you, nate foy. griff: more on the surge in the southern border, let's bring in texas department of public safety, lieutenant olivarez. let's have you first react to what you saw on that video as hundreds of migrants, mostly adult males, i'm

i talk to cbp, the folks at the bridges. i want to make sure that we do something.you look at the last two years, homeland appropriations, added $2.4 billion to cbp except for two republicans are still in the house, two republicans are still in the house every single republican voted to add more money for border patrol and add new border patrol agents, add technology, they voted against $2.4 billion the last two elections, the last two appropriations so again, look, you just can't say it's the democrats or the republicans. we need to stop playing politics in congress and do what we need to do and secure the border. edward: congressman, in the last 30 seconds, they want to process more no talk on slowing the flow. and what's your thoughts, processing, or slow. >> we need to see if they qualify for asylum. if they don't you need to deport them just like in the past, you need to detain, see if they qualify and if not, quickly deport them, that's the consequences that we need at the borders. edward: congressman cuellar, appreciate your time. appreciate you coming on. >>

cities where they have a huge cbp presence at the airport to do the processing.ould not be happening at all. if they want to come into the country and claim asylum, the cbp1 app -- which i think's illegal. but they're flying straight from their country into our country, which it makes it a hell of a lot easier rather than transiting, paying the cartels. they're making it easier for people that have no authorization to enter this country, no documents to enter this country, no the right to enter this country. we're flying them straight into the interior of the united states. that is a huge national security crisis, because i just explained we can't vet them proper orally. it's a misuse of taxpayers' funds. and what's really disgusting, they won't share the information with us, the taxpayers. elizabeth: tom, you have repeatedly said you're worried about neighborhoods, minority communities, worried about crime. you have supported and you are for legal immigration. immigrants who have come here legally say they're upset about what's going on. they don't think it's fa

known or suspected terst the third year of the previous president, gina what the number is extensive cbp't have those numbers. i know that the numbers over the last five years is the information i have come over the last five years a number of -- >> by making a comparison and answer to the questn is in search of the biden presidency, encounters of the southern border with known or suspected terrorists is 80 pick in the third year of the previous administration the equivalent number is 280. i'm0. sure that we're to talk about this. this iss a serious issue. i which is put into the context of the many, many threats that we hthis but the chairman and ie were with the president in the cabinet room when then leader mcconnell said to the speaker you will not get a better border deal if donald trump is president, if republicans controlled the senate and if they control the house. what a lost opportunity by repun friends make such hay over. with that it, want to turn to wt i really am concerned about, which is in particular foreign interference in our election. theef unclassified assessment divo

according to new cbp data, this fiscal year agents have also a arrested 70 people on the fbi terror watcht, and this comes as we're specifically watching el paso, texas, today where for two days in a row migrants have clashed with texas authorities. we're talking dp if s and texas national guard. take a look at this video. on one side of a razor wire with fence you see migrants, and on the other side you see texas national guard. the migrants are trying to tear down that fenceget to border patrol. this is where you remember on thursday over 300 migrants pushed past texas national guard soldiers while rushing the border wall. border patrol processed those migrants under title viii. that that means they get a notice to appear in mihm gration court and -- immigration court and then are released into the country. here was peter doocy talking about that. >> so two things. everyone was apprehended by the border patrol agents. that is important to note, they were apprehended. >> reporter: were they deportedsome. >> i can't speak to individual cases. they were apprehended. >> reporter: or so the

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. >> esta familia de venezolanos cruzo recientemente bajo el programa cbp one. >> les tardo meses lograrlodesacuerdo con las acciones de muchos de sus compatriotas. >> tenemos que estar siempre obedientes a las reglas, que es lo mas correcto y por ejemplo lo que gente quiere hacer las cosas a su manera, pues no esta bien. >> el abogado carlos quintana asegura que estas imagenes afectan el caso de este i inmigrante hondureno y danan tambien seriamente la imagen de muchos migrantes que quieren seguir un camino migratorio legal y ordenado. >> podria ser una feria grabada. >> eso ya ha complicado mu muchisimo su caso y los casos de los que vienen detras de el. >> francisco cuevas, noticias e politicas telemundo. >> el congreso de georgia aprobo una ley que endurece las politicas inmigrantes en ese estado. >> se espera que la nueva norma sea firmada por el gobernador brian kemp la proxima semana. >> esta nueva politica le exige a la policia local que coopere plenamente con las autoridades federales migratorias. >> activistas temen que bajo esta ley los indocumentados sin licencias de conducir e

encontrÓ una cita para cruzar legalmente, y es que los migrante tienen que esperar meses por una cita en "cbpieron 120 resultaron heridos al intentar cruzar la frontera en la regiÓn de san diego es, la mayorÍa de los incidente tuvieron relaciones con el muro. jorge: el jefe de la patrulla fronteriza dijo que la semana pasada hablÓ por primera vez con el presidente joe biden en una entrevista exclusiva con univisiÓn, confesÓ que joe biden ese primer presidente del paÍs con el que ha podido . conversar pedro pedro: el jefe de la patrulla fronteriza a una exclusiva con univisiÓn con el objetivo de hablar sobre el recorrido que dio con el presidente joe biden. es la primera vez que ha hablado? >> es la primera vez que he hablado con actual presidente de los estados unidos. pedro: caminaron junto a la ribera del rÍo grande y conversaron con gente que patrullan la zona donde hay mucho trÁfico de narcÓticos posteriormente ambos viajaron juntos hasta la estaciÓn fronteriza donde el presidente conversÓ con agentes de agencias federales. >> hablamos de necesidad de mÁs presupuesto y no sÓlo eso, presup

. >> cbp allergic reactions may occur, can fire, may increase your risk of infection it's a lower your ability to fight that. tell you dr. if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to emerge as you emerge trim phi, it ask your dr. about trump vi a >> they'll keep living. you keep preparing >> new dove bond strength with peptide complex helps reverse the sign he's of three years of damage >> mornings congestion, i'm feeling better all in one and done with new mucinex kickstarting today it's better now the next kickstart gives all in one and done relief with a morning jolted instance, cooling sensation combat season. >> my store, my design business or exploded, but my old internet was not letting me run the show. so we switched to verizon business internet. they have that's great internet nationwide. >> make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon >> for the stuff you can't live without, what would rather not live with. there's public storage now written online on your time and save up to 50% during our half-price sale at public storage.com. >> can th

buscan incluso llegar a la ciudad de méxico para pedir y esperar su cita a través de la aplicación cbpnicos beneficiados por parte del estado porque los migrantes no tienen otra opción o salir caminando en grupo o irse en un tráiler de la muerte. mientras tanto, al sur de la frontera entre méxico y guatemala, hay unos 40.000 migrantes varados esperando que salgan adelante sus trámites migratorios y el presidente de guatemala, bernardo arévalo, conversó fuera de agenda con el presidente biden. esto luego de reunirse hoy con la vicepresidenta kamala harris. fue la primera visita oficial de arévalo a estados unidos tras asumir la presidencia en enero y ahí habló entre otros temas, de los esfuerzos conjuntos para poder frenar el flujo migratorio. aquí parte de la entrevista que el mandatario le dio a noticias telemundo. nosotros estamos trabajando, eh, para garantizar que cualquiera que sea la situación, los migrantes tengan un eh se resguarden sus derechos en cualquier circunstancia en que se encuentran. más de esta entrevista mañana las ediciones de noticias telemundo y también en nuestr

acting cbp commissioner troy miller tells us virtually all fentanyl is brought across in vehicles. >>ld, u.s. citizens, mexican citizens. >> reporter: and he tells us border agents have begun using a new technology to identify fentanyl hidden in vehicles. we watch as officers first question drivers and inspect cars. then they may be referred for a scan. this is new technology that's been installed to x-ray cars that officers suspect might be carrying narcotics. it's been installed here in nogales because it's considered the ground zero for fentanyl trafficking. but less than 5% of personal vehicles and 20% of commercial vehicles coming into the u.s. are actually scanned. with more new technology miller wants to bring those numbers up to 40% of cars and 70% of commercial trucks. but not for another two years. why not scan every vehicle through an x-ray? >> we see a million people crossing our border every single day. if we tried to scan every single shipment and person coming into this country, we would shut down legitimate trade and travel. >> reporter: and tonight we've learned milli

it's a cbp if number. >> new york i don't have those numbers. i know -- no, i don't have those number but i know the numbers e over the last five years is the information i have, over the last five years. >> >> right. well i'm making a comparison here, and the answer is in the third year of the biden presidency encounters on the southern border with known or suspected terrorists is 80, in the third year of the previous ad 280. i'm sorry we have to talk about it, this is a serious issue. i would just put it in the context of the many, many threats that we have. i'm sorry we need to talk about this because the chairman and i were with the president in the cabinet room when then-leader mcconnell said to the speaker you not get a deal if donald trump is president and if they call the house what a lost opportunity to address the problems that my republican friends make such hay over. with that, i want to turn to what i really am concerned about which is, in particular, foreign interference in our election. the unclassified threat assessment before us

quieren entrar a como de lugar ¿esta familia de venezolanos excurso recientemente bajo el programa cbptardo meses lograrlo y estan en desacuerdo con las acciones de muchos de sus siempre obedientes a las siempre obediente a las reglas que es lo mas correcto y por ejemplo lo que gente quiere hacer las cosas a su manera pues no no esta bien. >> el abogado carlos quintana asegura que estas imagenes afectan el caso de este in inmigrante hondureno y danan tambien seriamente la imagen de muchos migrantes que quieren seguir un camino migratorio legal y ordenado. >> podria ser una peronia la feria ya ha complicado muchisimo su caso y los casos de los que vienen detras de el. >> francisco, cuevas, noticias telemundo. >> y ahora presta atencion, en nueva jersey autoridades investigan la muerte de un nino de nueve anos y el incendio provocado de un vehiculo hallado en el estacionamiento de nueva una escuela preparatoria. >> al parecer, todo se desprende de una disputa domestica en donde el principal sospechoso se habria peleado con su esposa para luego huir con su pequeno hijo, cuyo cadaver fue h

. >> reporter: david, cbp confirms they will be sending additional personnel to the affected area. just a reminder. not everybody in that group is going to get to stay in the u.s. and plead their cases for asylum. in fact, since may of last year, we've seen at least 600,000 unauthorized migrants be deported or returned back to their home country. that's the most of any year since 2012. david. >> david: mireya villarreal tonight. thank you. >>> we turn now to capitol hill and to the newest attempt at a republican revolt in the house. rise after the house speaker today mike johnson relayed on both republicans and democrats to pass a spending bill to keep the government open, the far right republican tonight filing a motion to oust yet another house speaker. rachel scott on the hill. >> reporter: tonight, with just hours to spare, speaker mike johnson resisting pressure from far-right republicans, putting a bill on the house floor to avert a government shutdown. the passing. package passing, with democrats carrying it across the finish line. the bill provides funding for homeland secu

en parte yo entiendo las autoridades americanas, ya que esta es la cita del cbp.scate acuden a ayudar a una señora que se había caído en un río. en breve ya le vamos a decir en qué terminó todo eso. cómo está la situación? pues la comida está a veces muy, muy cara y familias de bajos recursos pueden recibir comida sin costo alguno, más adelante le contamos. pone condiciones estables para esta noche y mañana, pero a mitad de semana algunas lluvias son posibles. más detalles luego de la pausa. están empanizados en tempura picante y hechos con cayena. pero lo más importante es que han vuelto. obtén 20 piezas de spicy chicken mcnuggets por solo 7 . ordena por adelantado en el mac app parapapapa marzo. puedes sentir el excitamiento donde todo es posible que comience la locura. ahorros lo ahorita en el mes de las trocas potrero safford en pittsburg tu parada de camionetas ford con 0% a pr financiamiento por 72 meses más 1.000 $ en efectivo bono en un 9 más y aquí compras y le da servicio a tu vehículo o visítanos en lilian mass ford punto net. toma la carretera 4 salida

de acuerdo con cbp de momento no anticipan otro cierre temporal, pero afirman que continuarán evaluandosoleado, que persiste realmente bonito para varias partes de la bahía. pero la gran pregunta seguiremos con esas condiciones? ya se fueron las lluvias por completo. tenemos a nuestra vianey arana para que nos diga césar viene con la respuesta. bueno, es que quiero que vean mi reporte primero, pero les no, pero sí. mira, las condiciones se mantendrán secas este fin de semana. y de hecho, vamos a ver un ascenso en las temperaturas. pero primero, los vientos. ya que vamos a ver este aumento. esta noche. así que prepárense. es posible de que quizás se vaya la luz esta noche, avanzando hacia mañana con condiciones secas tan fuertes. sí, o sea, de 30 40 millas por hora hasta 60 arriba en elevaciones arriba de los mil pies. estamos despidiendo ya el invierno. ya casi, casi. bueno, pasamos ahora con las temperaturas y el pronóstico extendido por. porque es el sistema de alta presión va realmente traer esos fuertes vientos del norte noreste y actualmente en san josé en vivo. las condiciones de

cruce venían de diferentes partes del mundo y todos ellos fueron trasladados a las instalaciones de cbpambién detectó más de 124.000 nuevos migrantes, llegando a los puertos del suroeste de este país. ahora bien, el total de ingresos asciende a más de 176.000 personas, según las cifras oficiales. eso representa 42% menos que en 2023 y un nuevo capítulo en la ley sb4 se decidirá en la corte suprema de justicia del país. esta ley castigaría hasta con 10 años de cárcel a quienes crucen la frontera de forma irregular y fue aprobada por el gobernador de texas, greg abbott. esto fue en diciembre de 2023. pues será este miércoles 13 de marzo cuando la sala suprema votará a favor o en contra de dicha medida. no pongas esa ley. recuerda que nosotros trabajamos para ti. recuerda que si nosotros estamos asustados, si estamos presionados con violencia, no podemos funcionar, no podemos producir. y esto es para la economía de tu estado. bueno, dicha ley debió entrar en vigor el pasado 5 de marzo, pero fue bloqueada por un juez federal. el se imagina que las deudas médicas no afecten su crédito. hay u

. - [ash-har] the government accountability office says cbp needs to do better. it warned the agency about holes in their enforcement in a 2020 report that concluded its primary enforcement processes are not tailored to combat counterfeit goods in small packages. - the sheer number of small packages that are coming in was a major, major challenge for them. it's almost 2 million packages per day. - and last year, your own inspector general criticized your agency for, quote, "failing to coordinate or manage your ipr strategy with the department of homeland security and failure to collect accurate data to help manage your ipr enforcement." what's your response to those criticisms? - look, i mean, there's not a day i don't come to work and think that we can't do a better job of what we're doing. but when we sit in a facility like we're sitting in today, let's look at the the things we are doing to improve that. - and ash-har quraishi joins me now. ash-har, great to see you, great piece. - good to see you, thank you. - really strong reporting there. so i'm not a bag p

. >> reporter: david, cbp confirms they will be sending additional personnel to the affected area. and just a reminder, not everybody in that group is going to get to stay in the u.s. and plead their cases for asylum. in fact, since may of last year, we've seen at least 600,000 unauthorized migrants be deported or returned back to their home country. that's the most of any year since 2012. david? >> david: mireya villarreal tonight. mireya, thank you. >>> we turn now to capitol hill and to the newest attempt at a republican revolt in the house. right after the house speaker today, mike johnson, relied on both republicans and democrats to pass a spending bill to keep the government open, the far-right republican tonight filing a motion to oust yet another house speaker. rachel scott on the hill. >> reporter: tonight, with just hours to spare, speaker mike johnson resisting pressure from far-right republicans, putting a bill on the house floor to avert a government shutdown. the $1.2 trillion package passing -- >> the resolution is agreed to. >> reporter: -- with democrats carrying i

explain it, you introduced a new bill to block airlines from allowing migrants to fly this controversial cbps at reagan national airport. how does the apps work, and why do you want to block it? >> over a thousand people every day using the apps to come into this nation and tsa agents are allowing that application form for their identification, i feel like these people have not been properly vetted and to get them on an airplane with other americans as a threat to american safety and simply what we do, airlines continue to do that, we would block them from using dca reagan airport for any flights as well so trying to protect americans national security as they get on these airplanes with illegal aliens. ashley: the ceo of tiktok on capitol hill meeting with lawmakers this week, donald trump opposed the bill to ban the platform. he says it will and power meta and we heard this come in the online video platform company rumble has often -- offered to purchase tiktok. where do you stand on this issue? >> tiktok should be banned. it is a national security issue. americans think the best of people

we have customs and border protection commissioner troy miller for a conversation on how cbp can leverageiometrics at u.s. borders. and most recently, hosted dhs undersecretary for intelligence and analysis ken wayne steen for a discussion on the current challenges facing homeland security enterprise. today's event, we aoi dhs withil emergency management agency and explore its role in working with federal, state, and local governments to prepare u.s. community's to withstand and recover from disasters. we are really truly delighted to host administrator, chriwell, so she can discuss agency's goals around its 2024 year of resilience initiative. 2024 might not be the only year of resilience. i think it is something we are going to need for some time to come. we are just so grateful to you -- for you spending time with us today. i am looking forward to hearing your insights over the course of the next half-hour. after we hear from the administrator, she will be immediately followed by a panel consisting of federal, state, and private sector emergency management experts. fellow with us and le

we have customs and border protection commissioner troy miller for a conversation on how cbp can leveragetrics at u.s. borders. and most recently, hosted dhs undersecretary for intelligence and analysis ken wayne steen for rent challenges facing homeland security enterprise. today's event, we are going to do a deep dive into another side of dhs within the federal emergency management agency and explore its role in working with federal, state, and local governments to prepare u.s. community's to withstand and recover from disasters. we are really truly delighted to host fema's chriwell, so she can discuss agency's goals around its 2024■n year of silience initiative. 2024 might not be the only year of resilience. i think it is something we are going to need for some time to come. we are just so grateful to you -- for you spending time with us today. i am looking forward to hearing your insights over the course of the next half-hour. after we hear from the administrator, she will be immediately followed by a panel management experts.al, state, and tom warrick, who is a senior fellow with us