which naturally strengthens enamel. pronamel mineral boost helps keep teeth strong, white, and protected from sensitivity. new pronamel mineral boost >> unprecedented action can be coming to the southern border fox news learning exclusively cbp agents of the busiest sector are now considering a plan that would release migrants from custody without a court date. right now around 600 on a comedy minors and entering the u.s. every day with more than 15000 total and testing. i am mike emanuel in washington you fox team coverage tracking the growing crisis of the border. david spunt at the white house with how the biden administration is responding and steve harrigan and mission texas with the conditions on the

ground. steve, good afternoon let's start with you. >> good afternoon if that does happen it would happen along the section of the border between texas and mexico. very busy section and it would mean releasing migrants are crossed over into the u.s. illegally and who are being maintained in processing centers and release them without nta's notices to appear in court, this would be an unprecedented move and put the burden on the migrants who are seeking asylum to get their own asylum hearings. the motivation behind it is because the processing centers are simply overwhelmed by the increased numbers of migrants crossing over. this morning on "fox news sunday" the secretary of dhs said there is progress being made on the border. >> the border is secure, the border is closed, we've been unequivocal in that and we are

operationalizing our processes, executing our plans. we've been watching a steady stream of migrants crossover in this area around mission texas throughout the last couple of days, some traveling on foot most of the way from places like honduras, 1500 miles away month-long trips, once the rio grande is cross their signs directing them towards a processing centers in the processing center here and offer some shelter for the hours on process from the sun, rain and outdoors from covid-19 mike, back to. mike: steve harrigan permission texas, thank you. president biden facing pressure to do more to contain the situation at the southern border, david spunt is at the white house with more on his administration plan. david, good afternoon. >> as of now 15000 unaccompanied minors at the southern border in

u.s. custody and that only continues to grow president biden at camp david will be back at the white house later this afternoon but this continues to be a growing issue for this administration there are calls for the president to visit the border personally he has yet to make a trip there, right now his point person is secretary mayorkas who made a bipartisan delegation a few days ago. i want to put up with graphic that shows in custody in december border officials encountered 5000 unaccompanied minors and in february of 2212 months later that a most double to 9500 the white house and more broadly the administration refused to use the word crisis were talking about the border search secretary mayorkas said the border is closed despite evidence to the contrary he was asked about title 42 on "fox news sunday" that is a policy in place during the trouble

administration that expels migrants back to their home country without any due process citing the covid-19 pandemic. >> we do expel families, we are working with mexico to increase mexico's capacity to receive the expelled families, the border is secure, the border is closed, we've been unequivocal in that and we are operationalizing our processes, executing our plans, we are a nation of laws and we treat vulnerable children humanely. >> the border is wide open because the biden administration dismantled their affected policies of the trump administration and the agreements with mexico and other latin american countries. >> last thursday they passed to white house approved immigration related bills in the future of those bills remain unclear and evenly divided 50/50 senate and of course the vice president can always break the tie and meanwhile president biden holding his news conference at the white house in just a few days on thursday and you can

assume and bet the border will come up probably multiple times. mike: plenty of hot topics, david spunt live on the north on. joining is now west virginia republican senator in the senate appropriation rule and a administration committee shelley moore capito, welcome. >> good morning, thank you. >> you rider southern border on friday how do you compare what you saw this time with your previous visits. >> we were in el paso region with the secretary and three other senators, it is overrun with children. we went to a processing center that was built for adults, they are way over capacity in the number of children that they have in their children only facility now and also keeping them there longer than really what is legally allowed which is a 72 hour. in a very concerned about the situation because i think the numbers are continuing to grow and there is no impedance for these children to becoming an

and obviously the word is out. mike: i want to play a clip from secretary minor kiss today and i'll ask you to respond. >> the prior administration dismantled the orderly and safe way that these children can make their claims. we are encouraging families not to send their children along the dangerous journey because so many do not make it safely, we are encouraging them not to do so and yet if they arrive at the border we have a responsibility to allow them to make their claims under united states law. mike: senator your thoughts? >> i think with the secretary decides they want to blame the prior administration, the trump administration i don't think american citizens really care about that, i think they want the situation to get under control, it's not under control, the word is out in the northern triangle countries that you are

going to be able to get in and sent to the interior of our country if you make it to the border, were having children crossing with who knows traffickers repeat under families are paying thousands of dollars. i just think the secretary, we had a great trip with him and with all due respect, i did not see the operational plans set forth to us that tell us always going to handle the situation. when you are already anticipating their diverting agents into the shelters, their diverting some of the drug addiction resources so they can handle the amount of children that are coming in, this is very concerning to all of us. mike: you asked the government accountability office to look into president biden's decision to unilaterally stop building president trump's border wall, what are you hoping to gain from that. >> i think it's a question is it legal for the president by executive order to overturn the will of congress in terms of the appropriation of dollars.

so in case of the wall at the end of last year we appropriated over $1 billion for border wall system which includes a technology and other things not just a physical wall, some of the replacement walls have been taken down and nothing's been put up because president biden stop this in its tracks. personally when you talk to agents what they tell you is a wall in the wall system is part of a tool that they need in their toolbox to disrupt the flow of the illegal immigrants. i think it's important that we finish the contracts at the least and then decide what kind of technology we need going forward. mike: were nearly out of time but i want to touch on another issue in the united states senate, the filibuster can you explain why it's so important to preserve the filibuster and how your talks are going with bipartisan members to try to save it. >> the filibuster requires that we get 60 votes to move anything. over the last four years we were able to move bipartisan legislation which meant we were getting eight or nine democrats to join the majority republicans

to move in that forces compromise and negotiation and if we get rid of the filibuster we will turn into the house of representatives majority rule and it will be a roller coaster policy that are just going to be passed much easier and greater impact, things like the green new deal or the new voter id laws or other things of that nature. we have got to preserve the filibuster, that is critical to the rights of the minority to be able to be heard. mike: shelley moore capito from the great state of west virginia. have a great sunday. not to the democratic side north carolina congressman in the house appropriation of budget committee david price, welcome. >> hello, good afternoon. mike: what needs to be done to address the border crisis right now? >> we need to get a hold of the situation in terms of sending a clear signal as a secretary has done in the president has done

that people should not come to the border and they should not send their children to the border, it is not safe and that's a very clear message from this country and with the children, of course we are not separating children from their families, were not putting children in these warehouse situations and we have a real challenge at the moment with the numbers being accommodated, but the administration is working very steadily and very conscientiously to treat these children humanely but at the same time to send a negative signal not to come into deal with those who are here in a responsible way and they're quite steadily increasing our capacity to do that. mike: would be wise for president biden to make a trip to the border and is he doing enough right now? >> i think they are bending every effort to deal with this, it is a challenge and there is a

legacy from the previous administration that has to be dealt with. were not going to separate children from their parents, were not going to lose the papers so we can't ever reunite these families and so on. this has to be dealt with and there needs to be an orderly process who are doing so, yes i think there bending every effort to do that and the president has some point no doubt will want to visit the border and see for himself and meanwhile the secretary has been down there bipartisan groups and members of congress have been down there and i think there's plenty of attention being paid to this issue. mike: infrastructure a key issue is your procreative and on the budget committee here is arkansas republican senator tom cotton from today. >> we have infrastructure needs in arkansas like every state does but i suspect based on what i heard from a democratic friends in the senate this will

not be geared toward those needs it will be geared toward big tech increases in implementing the green new deal. mike: your thoughts? >> i don't know what planet my friend mr. cotton is on. we are talking infrastructure and this time we hope it's more than a punchline during the trump years there was infrastructure but everybody became kind of a joke, it is true both sides have been talking infrastructure for a long time and i choose to see the positive side of that let's assume everybody means it that they understand even without the pandemic we would be needing to big-time invest in this country transportation and this country's broadband and our housing needs and by transportation i mean all loads of transportation and it's way way overdue and as we speak talks are going on as to what they should look like in the dimension should be on the

transportation and housing chairman on the appropriation side of the house and we have moved far along to figure out what this will look like. mike: one last top a quickly, there is a very close race between mariette miller meeks and hearts, she was seated to the sea in others talks that the house democratic leadership may override the will of the voters in that district, what are your concerns? >> i would not talk about overriding i would talk about a process the house administration committee has underway and we will have to see what that process produces. mike: do you worry about washington overruling iowa? >> i don't think there's a slightest chance that that would happen i have confidence that all sides of the house administration committee process are well aware how difficult this is and i look for them

double conscientious process and evaluate what they come up with. mike: congressman david price, looking forward to picking your brain more about infrastructure soon, thank you so much for your time. >> thank you. mike: more on all of this after our show on "fox news sunday" you can catch chris wallace full interview with secretary alejandro mayorkas that's coming up at the top of our at 2:00 p.m. eastern fox news alert former president trump has been on social media and months after being kicked off facebook and twitter but earlier today on "mediabuzz" trump senior advisor jason miller says we could see him back online in a different way. >> i do think that we will see president trump returning to social media in two or three months with his own platform and this is something that i think will be the hottest ticket in social media and will completely redefine the game. mike: several people have

approached the former president to build the new platform. no word on what the new social media platform will look like. the party is over in miami beach after out-of-control spring breakers forced the city to deploy swat teams and declare state of emergency. phil keating is live on the ground with the very latest. >> good afternoon, another night of chaos and disorder and the rest being made in police shooting pepper bullets into the crowd to get them to disperse and last night at 8:00 p.m. was one of the first nights miami beach brand-new state of emergency curfew, all of the restaurants and bars behind me on iconic ocean drive have been ordered to close at 7:00 p.m. in a way to encourage the crowd to get out of here but last night it took a whole lot of police effort i gotta tell you that but today much less crowded than it was his time of day friday, much

more peaceful and that's exactly what city leaders want, what they don't want is this attacked street in denial that a curfew alarm went off they pull horns, to get people off the street who resisted back to the hotel and back to the mainland, took an hour for cops to clear the crowd who all came down here, let's put it plainly party and let loose, this is the high-impact weakened of the spring break season it's been a chaotic couple of weeks in miami beach specifically on south beach. fights on multiple occasions, sometimes nightly and these are group fights with men and women all throwing punches and of course it always happens after dark, more than 1000 people been arrested, dozens of weapons have been confiscated, the beaches seen larger crowds than anticipated mostly due to supercheap airfare, hotel rooms and people just needing to get

away after a year of a pandemic. but in a hastily scheduled news conference yesterday to announce a new emergency measures including closing inbound traffic on the causeway unless you can prove your local resident, city leaders say this just cannot go on. >> are sitting right now in this area has become a tinder and we cannot have it lit, we have to act before it can happen we cannot act in the wake of something. >> in about two hours or just under that at 3:00 p.m. eastern local time the mayor who you just heard from in city commissioners are going to have an emergency meeting to discuss the state of emergency, the devolution of the party scene over the past bring break season and possibly will extend the state of emergency further which includes the road closures at the end of the beach as well as

a curfew in last year's spring break was abruptly canceled in mid-march because that's when the clarity of the coronavirus pandemic situation really got sharp, the beaches close, the tourists went away and this year is a different scene but as far as ocean drive today we were here on friday during spring break live shots as well and there were a lot more people on the street behind me then there are today. it could be the vacation ended and they left town or could be a buzz kill of an 8:00 p.m. curfew. i don't know for sure. mike: phil keating live in miami beach, thank you. this is fox news alert where families gathered to honor love ones who died in your nursing homes due to covid-19. several of the family members will speak at the event including our own colleague janice dean his book moments ago.

>> and then she died and we were not able to see them the only time sean was invited to see his mom was after she died through glass window. what is a humanity and that, we never had wakes or funerals, i. many nights that they both had a kind stranger or nursing home worker that held their hand when they had their last breath. so i am here today as a grieving family member, not someone who is politically motivated which are governor likes to call me or she's not an expert in anything except maybe the weather. i'm an expert in grief and i'm an expert in trident to find answers and accountability for their deaths. this is a memorial that we have today the we care wall, it's beautiful and i'm grateful for all these beautiful families

that i have met because we bound together through our grief and were bound together because we want answers and we will not stop, we have been shouting for ten months, ten months and i am grateful for ron kim i am grateful for for him because he was brave enough to stand up and want accountability for all of us, that's why a lot of you are here and i'm grateful for the coverage. but we will not stop, we will not stop even when the cameras stop rolling. we want answers and i hope we get them, i think we are getting closer so we remember everyone today the 15000 plus that we lost, many of us were not able to mourn in the traditional ways so i thank you my family, i think you and let's remember them, let's remember them because they risk their lives and we cannot let them die in

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mike: the cdc relaxing the social distancing and ppe requirements and backlash from teachers union to say the more modest measures don't do enough to protect students. with us now lawmaker who is calling for schools to reopen washington republican congresswoman and ranking member of the house energy kathy mcmorris watchers, welcome. >> take a listen to the cdc director doctor zelensky in alaska to respond. >> our conclusion is that when schools can continue to be the package of preventative measure the distance between students in classrooms can be 3 feet apart, we want to emphasize that 6 feet of distance or more is more important between teachers and other adults, and between teachers and students. mike: your thoughts on the guidance congresswoman? >> is long-awaited and good news on friday i am very concerned i

speak for millions of moms across the country that are desperate for our schools to get open, our kids are in crisis it's been over a year we will. down in depression is often anxiety is up fearfulness, increase in suicide, we need to open up her schools one of the most difficult aspects for our schools has been the cdc guidance that requires 6 feet social distancing, what we know according to the science of the facts if you're wearing a mask at 3 feet is sufficient. i had a chance to push the cdc director earlier in front of the committee on the continued 6 feet guidance and urged her to make a change read it was good news on friday. mike: president of the national

association is not happy, let's put her on the screen she said n students in classrooms will be particular challenging for large urban school districts and those without the resources necessary to fully implement the covid-19 mitigation measures that the cdc says are essential to states in person destruction resources. didn't congress authorize $1.9 trillion including a lot of money for schools? >> that is true i would also urge her to stop bleeding with fear and to follow the science doctors are supporting this numerous studies have reinforced that the science suggest that we know that 3 feet is sufficient and it's an important aspect of getting her kids back in school. washington state where i'm from was 46 as far as opening schools only 26% of our kids and been in schools this is over a year you think about that impact of education, the long-term impact of these kids we need to get the

schools open in the fact that the cdc has had 3 feet, the teachers union needs to get to yes and it really encourage that more teachers are speaking out and saying it is time to open our schools the house of representatives, here we are in march there's a bottle over the eye with two seats, marianne annette miller was a republican another is a possibility that they may overrule iowa officials and put the democrat in the seat, your concerns? >> i support marionette, and certified these results, she was sworn in on january 3, she sues the duly elected representative in the house of representatives, he is speaker pelosi tried to change the outcome it would be an abuse of power by the speaker. mike: today is world down syndrome day and i know that is

touching your family as you have a precious son with down syndrome. what is this day mean to you? >> the key for recognizing world down syndrome day, our son is in second grade he's in hybrid going two days a week but i'm anxious for him to get full-time, he reminds me every day of the value in the dignity and potential of every person he is doing algebra and he loves basketball and football player, his dreams are so similar to kids in seventh grade. mike: that's a beautiful story, thank you so much for sharing, our best to your family and all the down syndrome kids, their tremendous potential so they keep assuring that and thank you for your time. you heard janice dean's powerful remarks a short time ago she's joining with more of her thoughts one year since the start of governor cuomo's controversial nursing home policy, that is coming up next

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mike: gathering in brooklyn, new york to tape under pay respects to 15000 lives lost her covid-19 in new york state nursing homes. alex hogan is covering it live from brooklyn with a very special guest. >> this was a very cheerful and emotional day for a lot of people speaking about their loved ones as you can see behind me some of the faces of people who died as a result of getting the virus in the nursing home or dying later on of course business is taking place today to mark the one-year anniversary of a march 25 order in which the governor ordered patients with covid-19 been released back to nursing homes. an investigation is underway, federal probe looking at how the governor handled some of those numbers, the state attorney

general found that the underreported covid-19 deaths by as much as 15% we care in response to some of the governor's comments about that. >> whether person died in a hospital or nursing home, it people died, people died but who cares, 32, 28, died in the hospitals, died in the nursing home, they died. >> one of the greatest advocates we've been hearing from and talking with janice dean fox news meteorologist being here you called yourself an expert in grief, what is it like being here with so many people feeling the same thing. >> we are all a family we did not know we were going to be a family but this brought us together in response to the governor and his administration

saying there was the an expert except for anything but the weather. my responses i'm going to shout it louder so that our beanie family asked me too be here and it's a memorial we were not able to have funerals or wakes for my relatives so this is what we have today that we care wall, the governor may not care but we do. >> we had a lot of sad cheerful moments for people that were finally able to get closure or be around people gutfeld the same pain, do you feel any different today. >> i feel this is a good way to start the grieving process and all the rituals we have as families and being able to do that we were able to do that, today felt like a step forward in that and i think we'll finally get a bit of closure

when there's a full investigation a bipartisan into this governor why a march 20 for the mandate and why he didn't use the government facilities provided to him and why he covered up the numbers for so many months. if we get answers i think we could start to breathe and continue to try to memorialize them. one thing that we've heard time and time again for people grieving saying they want more answers is there one specific thing or a multitude of all those that you mentioned anything about specific policy at the time. >> i want to know the origins of the march 25 order why did you put infected patients into nursing homes, that is not science, where did that come from. i want to know why he didn't use a comfort ship in the javits center in the makeshift hospitals and why they covered up the numbers and why he lied all those months and lied in his book and celebrated himself. those are the three questions i want answered to and i hope the fbi in the federal investigation of the d.o.j. investigation

continues. >> you are personally advocating because you lost your in-laws, what were they like, tell us about the emotion that you felt when you were around them and also the great pieces of your heart when you think back on now. >> this is a year end were getting close to easter and we lost my husband's dad in late march and his dad around easter and i talked about the last thing my mother-in-law wanted was to put easter presence together. there was always a card or present on a birthday were celebration. and he served in the u.s. air force and a firefighter for 23 years and a proud brooklyn born they would've been married for 16 years there were beautiful people and they deserve answers, their death should not be in vain. >> a lot of people are celebrating in the lives of your being remembered here today. mike: thank you very much. homeland security secretary mayorkas says the border is

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mike: homeland secretary alejandro mayorkas is defending handling the including a new surge of unaccompanied minors. let's bring in our panel to discuss, founding partner and ceo of merrimack pat griffin and former bernie sanders national surrogate and host of the show tommy he can't. welcome to both of you. >> we are land of immigrants that i talked to some legal immigrants the say we should welcome folks but do it in orderly and legal fashion, your thoughts questioning. >> i think that is correct and the previous administration had a policy of tolerance don't let anybody in india created a

humanitarian crisis that we are seeing because what the biden administration has done and i don't think they ever expected the number of immigrants and refugees to come over at this rate the highest in the last 20 years, the train very quickly to solve these deep-rooted problems he had in immigration plan to congress at least a pass. he said unaccompanied minors can come over but we need more housing facilities and reunification with families we need a better process but the process is not catching up to the process and the biden administration doesn't want to use the word crisis but it is a crisis when democratic lawmakers at the border same president biden you need to listen to us, he needs to listen to the officials of the border in the organization dealing with humanitarian crisis but we should have a policy that is fair, just, humanitarian, the refugee crisis based on the policy that we instituted over

the last two decades and i think it's time we reverse the policies and have a more just immigration program and not just bring families back together but also a pathway to citizenship for dreamers and others. mike: i want to play a clip of president biden during the presidential campaign and i'll get you to respond. >> what i would do as president is several more things because things have changed i would in fact make sure there is an immediate surge to the border and all those people seeking asylum, they deserve to be heard that's who we are were a nation that says if you want to flee you should come. mike: patented that contribute to this crisis? >> of course it did, you handout a welcome sign and people are going to take a beta devout. the president advertised that the campaign that we were going to change the term policy and zero-tolerance at the border and allow people many of them who

are helpless who need help, if you look at the right along that griff jenkins did with senator rob portman they interviewed some of the immigrants and came over the border illegally and said we need money and we need help and we need to get here, that is the wrong thing to do we do have a crisis on the border and i don't know what alternative reality the president is living in or particularly secretary mayorkas nearly doing the full ginsberg this morning on sunday show and suggesting the border is secure enclosed. that is not the case, the humanitarian crisis is humanitarian, it's economic and it's about safety and we do not have the facilities or the ability in this country to humanely treat these people and this is to become a crisis and spiraled out of control. mike: were running low on time but i want to get one last topic and that is the cuomo situation

in new york, eight women now and governors turn our governor cuomo's days numbered in office? >> the tough part of the situation governor cuomo is an expert at maneuvering crises he has gone through multiple investigations that he admitted in his four terms in his chief of staff closest ally is in prison for corruption scandal, i think it's his second nature to maneuver crises. but he's losing staff one current staffer has come out and said she was sexually harassed in the last couple of days, the pulling went and four days from 35% wanting to see him to resigned to 43%, i think these days are numbered but he has to get to the budget process, the budget is underway and the crisis of his budget is underway and it will send the entire state into a much bigger crisis if we can get through that with some normalcy. hopefully he's not leveraging the budget for his political

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at atlanta motor speedway but still a significant number during the pandemic when most fans are not allowed to attend the majority of sporting events. there are precautions in place to keep people safe. nascar is trying out something new with covid sniffing dogs who will help to screen drivers, crews and staff working on site. the canines can detect the virus within 30 of seconds. fans are being screened for temperatures and fans are required to wear masks throughout the entirety of the race. they will be socially distanced so folks can safely watch the action on the track today. >> i think nascar is a great opportunity, it's an outdoor venue, fresh air all the time. they're doing a great job keeping people separate and safe. >> they were a model for the other sports to see they could start back and it could be done safely. i think they did a good job with

the way they let the crowds in and socially distanced and proved it could be done. >> reporter: and we're about a little more than an hour away. you can watch the big race on your local fox tv station with fans in attendance, mike. mike: kyle busch, denny hamlin, brad kozlowski, some of the guys to watch. should be great fun. charles watson, enjoy the race. you can catch the folds of honor live at 3:00 eastern today on big fox with prerace coverage beginning in about a half hour or so. you don't want to miss it. looks like a spectacular day for racing. so it's been quite an action packed hour. we have done a lot on the immigration crisis at our southern border, also the latest on the cuomo crisis, eight women coming forward. we'll see where that goes in the week ahead. also, we expect president biden to do his first news conference thursday, march 25th. that will be must see tv. that is all for us here in

washington. fox news sunday with chris wallace is next. i'm mike emanuel. for march madness, go rut against over houston. -- rutgers over houston. thanks for watching. have an awesome sunday. kristin: i'm chris wallace. -- a flood of unaccompanied children arrive at the southern border and get to stay in the u.s. . >> their families made the heart wrenching decision to send them on a journey across mexico to provide them with a better future. chris: the surge overwhelming facilities in texas where the governor is leading the the charge against the president's policies. >> the biden administration must also answer for enticing unaccompanied minors into inhumane conditions. chris: we'll talk with the man in charge of securing the border, secretary