secure the border and get this under control. >> todd: cbp got an ied. let's face it. this is one they caught. they are completely overwhelmed. ing what what is getting through. the thought of that makes me shudder. t.thank you. happy mother's day to you and all of you out there. >> ashley: thank you. "fox & friends" starts now. >> steve: this is a fox news alert. and good morning, everybody. it's friday may 12th, 2023. now to the southern border. a wave after wave of migrants are starting to pour into the united states following the midnight expiration of title 42. >> brian: all right. agents were encountering 10,000 every single day. this week before the policy ended. but that's going up. >> ainsley: caroline shively on the ground in el paso with the latest. i was reading 10,000 on monday, tuesday, and wednesday. three d days in a row. >> absolutely. the shelters are absolutely

packed over capacity in many parts of the 2000 thousand mile long border. of course, title 42 has come and gone and migrants keep coming, guys. we got here 1:30 local time and so far two different bus loads at migrants here at gate 42 loaded up and taken to processing centers. we shot video of that if you want to show it for our viewers. they are the folks who have done the paperwork. el paso sector already seen a surge of migrants trying to gets in illegally as well. check out these numbers. in april, el paso sector saw 1400 apprehensions per day. but in the last 48 hours, this sector had 1500 am apprehensions, homeland security secretary released in statement at midnight quote: starting tonight people who arrive at the border without using a lawful pathway will be presumed ineligible for asylum. the border is not open. people who do not use available pathways into the u.s. face tougher consequences including minimum five year ban on reentry and criminal prosecution. now over in brownsville, tackle

team members were clocking migrants from crossing the border yet. some border patrol agents say the entire process is just not enough. >> the only thing we do is fingerprint them, see if they have a criminal record here in the united states. we also to see if they have interpol hit and that's it. we can't check anything that's happening in their countries. if they have a criminal record in their country we are never going to know about it. >> and in a major development overnight, a federal judge is temporarily blocked part of the biden administration's plan for releasing some migrants. now, would have allowed migrant holding centers well over capacity to release migrants with no set court date. just an agreement to turn themselves in to an immigration office in 60 days to be screened for asylum. a judge described it this way in his ruling. quote: aliens were being released into the country on an expedited basis without being placed in removal proceedings and little to no vetting and no monitoring. that block on this part of the program lasts for two weeks while they hash it out in court. back to you guys.

>> steve: caroline, i think the secretary of the department of homeland security was listening to you yesterday. because you detailed how the migrants were told by the cartels hey at midnight, the door is going to open and yesterday mayorkas said, essentially don't believe the lies of smugglers. >> that's right. and i think word has gotten out to folks over the border in mexico. the surge that we thought we would start seeing tonight, of course ainsley mentioned those numbers. 10,000 a day for three days running, what's going to hand today? will it be a run for the border? will it be hour you have what we have seen in the border patrol folks here on the ground simply don't know. they say they're as prepared as they possibly can be. but you are talking about capacity. they are well over capacity. 125% over capacity and many of the sectors along the border. so it's hard to say they're prepared. not knowing whether a's going to come. >> brian: thanks, caroline. >> ainsley: highest day daily

ever recorded in border patrol. >> steve: in history. >> ainsley: they know title 42 is over. they are trying to get. in isn't it amazing there is this parole memo hey if these facilities are beyond capacity, which they're in rgv and el paso and yuma and if they're over more than 125% then they can just go. you can let them out. >> steve: what caroline just said. >> ainsley: federal judge stopped. >> steve: judge stopped it last night. you can't do that now, chaos. >> ainsley: it's crazy that they were able too it. just release them without a court date. >> brian: so where are they coming from? coming through mexico central and south america. turkey, india, an goalla, jamaica, afghanistan, russia, guinea, pakistan, kazakhstan, that is in the san diego area. overall, add georgia, colombia, ecuador, brazil and thousands from china. isn't it amazes. some people are getting out of

china. many of which turn out to be scientists. they are coming through our border rather than using our immigration system or going to college and refusing to leave. so now we're watching the end of title 42 and brought to wonder what is it going to mean now that title 8 is in place? what do you have to say when you come to the border in order to get in? one thing that will get you in hey, i'm oppressed. i'm gay. i can't stay in my country. that gets you a free pass. in meanwhile the mayors joined bret baier last night in this area. three of them joined. just talked about what is it like on the ground? how bad they need help. they are not talking about democrat or republican. they just need help. watch. >> this is not our problem. it's not a municipal issue. it's federal government issue. we want to see some action. finally some action. >> they tell us they have it under control. i can tell you right now in our sector in uvalde, that probably 75% of our border patrol they're not on the border. they are in these processing

places. the border is wide open. >> our border patrol agents are now inside their processing facility processing the migrants come in the u.s. and that leaves our border wide open. we want to see more support on the border, sir. bottom line. we need support down here. >> steve: yeah. brian, you mentioned all those different countries people are coming in from. el paso is the new ellis island, essentially. you look at those images right there. there's great item in today's "new york post." a fellow by the name of tom bins bensman. he actually earlier this week was on the mexican side of the border. he noticed as you see all these people waiting to come into the united states. he noticed about 100 or 150 people would get up as though in response to a signal and they were pausing. and then follow a little while later by another group. he asked one of the mexican immigration officials what exactly what is going on.

and they said their mexican official superiors were coordinating with u.s. officials on the u.s. side on when to let the migrants cross the river. because the department of homeland security wanted to make sure they were finished processing one batch of migrants before the next batch came across. they want to make the whole process appear less chaotic and news worthy. >> brian: you really can't count on anything coming out of the homeland security secretary's mouth as being factual. the reality is we are getting the real facts from our reporters on the ground and for people on the scene. for example, here's what he said. mayorkas comes out. has a press conference and mayorkas on the press conference said title 8 does not equal removal. it equals this according to the border patrol. they want to straighten out what it really means. they said title 8 does not equal removal. it equals release. example. march, no more than 42% of arrestees held for removal were removed. all those released in april, no

more than 31%. this is what marco rubio said a month ago. even title 42 was only throwing back 30%. the other 70% were getting in here. they just say do the math. the border patrol union hates this guy because he knows he's not telling the truth to the american people. he has made their lives hell. and for joe biden to say i need 87,000 irs agents but not 87,000 border patrol, again, this is joe biden's equivalent of the afghanistan exit. he just says i want my people out of there, embarrass the country forever, and now he says i don't like donald trump's border policies, record levels. we are in the middle of an invasion from thousands, if not millions of people, we know nothing about. and it's only because we have an administration that has no interest in our national security and safety. >> ainsley: the front cover of the "new york post" says surrender and a lot of migrants. biden orders border agents to

let migrants in with no tracking or conditions. that was the parolee program that we were talking about. is that the parolee program that karine jean-pierre was talking about 90% down? what was she saying we released 90%. >> brian: thank goodness that judge said for two weeks you can't do that number one, number two on the parolee program. part of it check n colombia and guatemala check the app. and then we will fly you in if you qualify. they haven't even set up the places yet. and the app. doesn't work. >> then it also says the next asylum court date is 2035. >> brian: do you believe this? the "new york post" has some reporting where yesterday, the migrantst in brownsville apparently they were given court dates for 2032. and then migrants who were heading to florida and chicago were given court dates over 10 years from now. >> ainsley: new york suspect there, too. >> steve: it said florida and chicago. i don't know about new york for sure.

nonetheless, it's like okay, so those people who came across yesterday were handed a piece of paper. do you think they will still have that paper in 10 years, let alone 10 days? >> brian: in new york it is 10 years. >> ainsley: new york is one of the heist because so many people want to come here and i assume florida, too. a lot of people want to live there to wait 10 years, 12 years before you have a court date? what happens? can you work during those years? can you contribute to society? can you pay taxes here? >> steve: absolutely. because you have got that paper that says you have got a court date. that's why joe biden is i sag do you know what we need? we don't need as many people on our southern border as we need judges. we need migration judges to go ahead and speed this up. and, obviously, it would be great if they could speed it up. then again, it should be happening in two weeks. not 10 years. >> brian: joe manchin says the biden administration has no viable solution to prevent this surgeon. senator kyrsten sinema i think the biden administration does want congress to take action. i appreciate that the house has done its job. but they have been totally

unprepared since it's clear the biden administration had two years to prepare and they failed to do so. so, congress yesterday, the house went ahead and passed the strongest border patrol yet. again, answering the challenge of all those knuckle heads in the administration who first challenged them to come up with a plan on the debt ceiling. they did. then they ignore it. and then they came up and said why don't you come up with legislation? the houses we just passed it. now what? the senate nowhere to be found. a democrat on the border, nowhere to be seen. a policy from this administration? no, fundraisers done by a president that lost his fast ball 12 years ago. we are in a lot of trouble right now. and i think people have to put politics aside, stand up, and start doing something, including getting the wall off the ground and in the ground and stood up that we paid for. >> ainsley: the border patrol union also tweeted this out where are all the environmentalists why aren't they all complaining about joe biden's trashing of our american

border lands. and to your point, steve, you said if you apply for asylum, and you get your court date, you have your papers, can you contributed to society and can you work. what about the people that were being released under the parole release? because those are migration migs released and did not get alien registration numbers and did not get a court date. >> steve: exactly. that's a big gray area. brines bribe supposed to go to ice. >> steve: what's interesting and we have dan crenshaw coming on a little later on today in this program and brian, to the the house passed the bill to increase border security, he was one of the people and he was on our show, he was concerned over the fact that a number of republicans wanted to label cartels terrorist groups because of the belief that it would create more credible asylum claims for the migrants. look these are terrorists. ultimately he got his way because they have now, kevin mccarthy and the house whip as

well have decided to go ahead and start a commission to see whether or not that's a good idea. we'll talk to dan crenshaw about the terrorists devastation for migrants. and these cartels, coming up later on on this show. >> ainsley: all right. 12 minutes after the top of the hour. a fox news alert. marine vet daniel petty expected to surrender and fate a chokehold. >> steve: plus fox weather alert on this friday morning. tornadoes tear through the center of the country as a flash flood threat engulfs states from the gulf states to the gulf coast. janice dean tracking all the severe weather coming up next on "fox & friends." ♪ ♪

apes ain't we are pack with a fox weather alert. a series of tornadoes tearing through the great plains. trail of destruction kansas and oklahoma. >> steve: close to home for my family. look at this wreckage where the powerful storm system tore apart homes and buildings in as well. >> brian: the flash flooding threat continues through the plains to texas and gulf coast into the weekend. check in with senior

meteorologist janice dean for the forecast. make sense of it. >> janice: beautiful day in the northeast. plain states texas through oklahoma dealing with the flash flood risk and more severe storms. take look at it. you can see that area of low pressure across portions of the rockies where we have snow in the higher elevations and then along with the warm front and the cold front, we are seeing the potential for heavy rainfall. look at the future track as we go through today, saturday, sunday, monday, heavy rain in the same areas and that's going to cause a tremendous risk for flash flooding from the big bend of texas all the way up towards oklahoma. so here's the rain still to come with that bulls eye for south and central texas. several inches of rain in a short period of time is going to cause a disaster in some of these areas. and, you know, we are following the migrant story. this is going to add a problem to that story with heavy rainfall in the forecast for the next several days. so here are some of the rainfall

totals. obviously a good situation because we need to end the drought but a bad news situation because so much rain in a short period of time is going to cause flash flooding and the risk for large hail, damaging winds, also tornadoes. fox weather.com has your latest details and of course tracking it all morning on "fox & friends." steve, ainsley, brian. over to you. >> steve: janice, a great point about the migrants. some have surged to the border and now they are going to start together and flash flooding that's terrible. >> janice: absolutely. for our reporters on the ground and people trying to cross the border. >> steve: thank you very much for the update. >> janice: got it. >> ainsley: ashley has more headlines. >> start our headlines in virginia where fairfax police officer is recovering this morning. after getting attacked inside his own police cruiser. officials say a suspect snatched the officer's gun and the cruiser went in reverse, crashing into a parking lot. responding officers shot and killed the suspect to save their brother in blue. >> he was fighting for his life, literally. suffered scrapes, bruises, his

eye is bloody. and that's on body worn camera he was fighting for his life inside of a police car. >> ashley: police say the suspect stole a u-haul truck just before that attack. white house national security adviser jake sullivan meeting with china's top diplomat yesterday in an effort to move pars the chinese spy plane incident from earlier this year. the administration saying hours of talks between sullivan and weijia jiang ye in vienna paved the way. dwight howard is now apologizing, after referring to taiwan as its own country. he instead a video wednesday he had a whole new appreciation for the country after the visit. that stirred anger on chinese social media. howard later told chinese state media he apologizes for any confusion. okay. some country music legend dolly parton and garth brooks.

live goat on stage to symbolize the greatest of all time in the genre. dolly rocked the stage with a performance to promote her first rock and roll album. watch? ♪ tell me what is true ♪ have we all lost sight ♪ of common decency ♪ of wrong and right? >> laney wilson coming out on top taking home four awards for best female artist, album, visual media and music event of the year. morgan wallen honored as male artist much the year not on hand following a vocal cord injury that forced him to reschedule six weeks of shows and old dominion took home the trophy for best group. and i think with morgan wallen wasn't it that he can't speak at all for six weeks? >> steve: exactly. just completely rested. >> brian: which would help award shows if if you got an award show say thanks. keep it moving.

>> ainsley: he didn't even say thanks. >> steve: dolly parton how old she is? she is 77. >> ashley: i swear there is nothing she cannot do. >> steve: she is probably watching. good morning,. >> ainsley: sat next to her during an entry three legs into mine. teeny tiny. never gotten political. she is all about love. >> steve: she's smart. >> brian: love can be a battlefield but that's a different time. >> steve: pat benatar. >> let's talk a little bit about hunter biden. we are trying to put together what all these shenanigans how he earned his country. different beds is he in bed with and what service he provided. you watch james comer sit down and give us a press conference that lasted an hour and 20 minutes. and they talk about deals with romania, kazakhstan, other deals with china. deal with lithium talk bin influence peddling perhaps with the moscow mayor. another thing they are doing

with the investigation and that laptop keeps on giving is looking back at some people that have challenged him legally like, for example, the baby momma in south carolina, wanted to see. >> ainsley: in arkansas i should say. >> brian: as well as his ex-wife who wanted to find out if she had any money coming. it turns out it all comes back to really help the investigation of one of his companies. and some of that money romania investment company. and evidently the payment came into their divorce proceedings. >> ainsley: fox news found out when hunter and kathleen were getting divorce his divorce lawyer -- her divorce lawyer were aware of money made from this romania deal and they discussed how it should be divided. >> steve: right. >> ainsley: this was part of the email it says on the disclosures help me understand. >> brian: this is 2016 by the way. >> ainsley: exactly this someone of the lawyers. help me understand why it is taking so long to get this basic information. >> steve: where's the money. >> ainsley: hunter's office confirmed kathleen 120,000 into

hunter's t.d. account as funds from the romania deal. there is no reason to continue to delay providing us the td account statements and all expenses since the end ever the last statement. it is more than fair to ask for hunter immediately to provide kathleen with half of the 120,000 and immediate disclosure with respect to his t.d. account. >> steve: you look at the passages and these are on fox news digital the back and forth between lawyers. obviously he had suggested through his lawyers to her lawyers i have got $120,000 coming in on the romania deal. it doesn't specify what the deal was, why he was getting the money or anything like that. >> brian: big mystery. >> steve: hunter's lawyer at one point in the back and forth said that clearly hunter was broke. they owed $200,000 in taxes. they owed her parents $100,000. credit cards maxed out. bills not being paid. and, yet, as her lawyer said, hunter is in california with hally. ultimately, they apparently

worked out a schedule of who would get what. it's unclear what they agreed to. and neither would comment to fox news digital after the oversight hearing the other day where they had the press conference and they revealed a bunch of biden family members got money, then yesterday, fox news digital said okay, let's look into some of it. and the romania deal. we don't know what the romania deal is but it came up in this court proceeding. >> ainsley: well then when she was saying his office told me about the romania deal. that money, he fires back to his lawyer: that is not true. my office confirmed the t.d. deposit -- it's not true that my office confirmed the t.d. deposit. >> steve: he doesn't have the money. >> ainsley: only two people knew of that and i was one of them. so is he saying he does have the money. only way she knew of that she being has access to all of my texts and emails. >> steve: the cloud. >> ainsley: she is saying she is spying on him and that's how he she found out about the romania

deal. >> brian: former cia director testified on capitol hill and topic was why did you sign off on that letter that said the laptop was classic russian disinformation. according to jim jordan he confirmed this was all a political play to help joe biden get elected. mike morell we learned a couple weeks ago and get the 51 day names. even though he denies it. an antony blinken quarterback behest of him that mike morell went into action to try to get people like dan hoffman to sign off on it who said i know nothing about this why why sign off on it? that's what happened. we don't know exactly what happened behind closed doors but evidently he was tight-lipped but they did get him to see you that. >> steve: and james clapper is going to be in the hot seat next week for the house judiciary committee. >> ainsley: clock strikes zero title 42 now terminated as america braces for tidal wave of illegal residents.

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firsthand. seoul, anderson, retired cbp rosa is here. any indication that his policies will yield results that now that title 42 has morphed to title 8? >> no. he has been in denial from day one and every time he is given the opportunity, given the platform to go ahead and speak in regards to this chaos. he just keeps denying it. right now in regards to title 42 ending we know he is lying again and is just going to be taken to another whole new level. we thought we had seen it all. we have not. we are bracing ourselves here down at the border and we know that he has no control. his own chief admitted to to it, so we do not believe secretary mayorkas at this point. >> brian: alison, one thing i have noticed caught on video from the reporters, texas special forces unit they put together they are putting up razor wire and push being people

back. is that going to be effective? >> i don't see it. we have razor wire out here and i don't see that as being effective. effective is enforcing our immigration laws and not following broken border policies that are created to circumvent immigration laws. we live outside of del rio and we received word yesterday from local law enforcement officials that we're expecting at least 23,000 to hit del rio here soon. i mean, razor wire isn't going to keep 23,000 people away from invading our town and overwhelming us once again. >> brian: john, you were saying to me that the people that you have to deal with are the ones that don't want to get caught. they don't want to sign in. >> they don't want to use the app. >> yeah, absolutely. that's what we are did dealing with and going to deal with. we have been dealing with it. but it's going to get progressively worse every single day these guys don't want to get caught. walking across the border.

now with 24,000 agents i hear at the border, what does that leave us inside the united states to protect us as ranchers? they are not going to be here to help us. so, all these bad guys are just going to go around and, you know, they're going to be in our country to do whatever they want. >> brian: rosa, i was talking to one of the officials yesterday. a resident of el paso. they said they are looking at some of these guys. they got tattoos all over them. they clearly -- i'm not saying they are all like that obviously family with infants and i'm seeing them on their shoulders. but there are a lot of people here from the prisons and finding out venezuela prisons in particular. you are nodding your head. >> that is correct. we do see exactly what you are describing. right now we have a concern in regards to a lot of these people coming in and units it looks like get aways that we're talking about. they walk around in groups of three or bigger.

and before what we would see now we are seeing them here in opportunity, too. they go ahead and approach people and ask for money and assistance and it's a pretty scary situation. especially when you are a female and you are alone. it's pretty scary down here. >> brian: and to think your government doesn't care but guys at the border, right? >> exactly. >> brian: since i have gotten this job at the border. you probably don't have a monitor there. but we are now seeing live shots of port authority bus from texas, it's assumed. coming to new york because they say they choose new york and into our port authority where they are processed and put into one of 122 facilities and eight emergency centers which are up to the gills with people and now they are taking them on another bus to the suburbs against their will. so, allison, this is a national problem now. allison. >> yeah. 100 percent. i agree with that it's a national security issue. it has been since day one. but now i mean, completely

overwhelmed. pulled out of the field again or almost all of them for that matter. what number of illegals is going to be enough for this administration to end this? if they really wanted this to end like mayorkas talks about coming up with these solutions and the border isn't open, they would have already come up with tangible solutions to secure our border and return the safety and security to the american citizens down here in these border communities which they have not yet done. >> you are a rancher, you have to protect yourself you basically have a gun and going to protect yourself and your family? >> absolutely. >> every a gun always. and i have dogs with me. if it wasn't for dogs, there would be some pretty scary days for us out here. we are on a big plight with no help. no agents that i have talked to are in favor of this plan that the administration is pushing. >> brian: john, thanks. sorry you guys have to deal with this. unfortunately we are saddled

with this government who has no interest in doing something, watching, arguably the most important thing securing the safety and security of our country. thanks so much. >> you are welcome. >> and we will have you back a little bit later to expand on what you are experiencing. it's only been gone for a few hours already we are seeing a big change. turning to another fox news alert. marine veteran daniel penny from long island, he faces charges in connection with the chokehold death of jordan neely. todd piro is live outside the fifth police precinct with the latest. todd? >> todd: brian, right now the street here in front of the fifth precinct is completely dropped off. the only allowed to pass is far badge truck clearing thrash in anticipation of the throngs of people that will be here later on. with that the d.a. marine

veteran will face a charge of second degree manslaughter killing neely. acting erratically moment before the incident in question. kneely's family demanding penny face consequences for his action quote dabble penny's press release is not an apology nor express of regret. it is character assassination and a clear example of why he believed he was title entitled to take jordan's life. in shosht, hills actions on the train and now his words show why he needs to be in prison. penny's attorney says he was acting in self-defense. quote: when mr. penny, a decorated marine veteran stepped in to protect himself and fellow new yorkers his well-being was not assured. the unfortunate result was the intended and unforeseen death plaintiff kneely. we are confident that once all the facts and circumstances surrounding this tragic incident are brought to bear, mr. penny will be fully absolved of any wrongdoing. if found guilty penny could receive three and a half to 15 years in prison. as you remember, for days protesters took to the streets demanding action, calling

neily's death a murder and more are expected to do the same today. the entire arraignment process expected to take about two hours. back to you. >> brian: yep. thank you very much. he was screaming. evidently penny -- thank you, todd. penny was not engaged with this guy right away. he got involved when they started screaming out. i will take a bullet. i will kill an mfer. i will go to jail. and then finally he said i have to do something. he locks the guy up. vent actually got other passengers. people thanking him when they got off the subway now trying to put him in jail after a week of protest for people who are totally misguided. up next on our show. los angeles residents buckle up. civilians, not police officers could be making your next traffic stop. why the city needs to pump the brakes on this terrible idea. ♪

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>> ashley: we are back with headlines. jury deliberations are set to resume today in the murder trial of the so-called doomsday mom lori vallow and the verdict will be live streamed once a decision is handed up. now, day bell is accused of killing her two children in september of 2019 with their remains not discovered until june of 2020. value low faces up to life in

prison if convicted. elon musk announcing he will be handing over his ceo duties at twitter to someone new. and he says she will start in six weeks. musk has yet to reveal who will be taking the position but according to the "wall street journal," he is looking to patch the torch to nbc universal's head of advertising linda yack reno. must will still serve actually will be serving as the chief technology officer to oversee product software and system operations. could texas be the new hollywood? actor dennis quaid explains why even could soon we want to make texas the film capital of the world. it used to have a great film incentive brahm great film base. bring back a lot of people who moved to other states. >> ashley: quaid also mentioned bring a bill to make texas more

business friendly. tholsz are your headlines, steve, over to you. >> steve: i just read that northeast glass the number one market to look for real estate in america. texas once again. thank you very much. now, let's move further west to california. buckle up, l.a. because under a new city proposal, civilians, not police officers, could soon be enforcing the rules of the road. a draft report says unarmed civilians would be used for safety-related traffic violations such as speeding and anything else. it comes as l.a. experiences a major spike in road deaths and injuries since 2020. here with reaction, we got jamie lapd detective and director of the l.a. police protective league. jamie, thank you so much for getting up so early out there. >> sure. thank you for having me. >> steve: okay. so, these guys have come up with this great idea. rather than somebody who is armed pulling over a stranger who might have been speeding or drunk driving or whatever, they

will have people who don't have guns try to enforce the rules of the road. what could possibly go wrong? >> well, a lot can go wrong. i know in my own personal experience i have will recovered scores of guns from. i tried to stop somebody for going through a stop sign. we had a pursuit. the passenger laid down and firing rounds at me. i don't understand who comes up with these ideas? it's really a subtle form of still defunding the police. what are they going to do unarmed people when somebody pull as gun on them are they going to poke them in the eye with a pen? reckless behavior. even our own chief came out and said he would welcome the idea. i hate to say this on national news. chief moore has 42 years on the police department. showing early signs of dementia this is reckless for him to consider doing. this. >> steve: activists for criminal justice reform traffic stop violence is a symptom of overpolicing and hasn't helped

make the city any safer according to the "l.a. times." so, when i read this proposal, jamie, it sounds like if these unarmed civilians are or maybe members of some department in the city are pulling people over, would they be driving a police car to get them to stop? >> that's interesting. because our laws here in california clearly written saying you have to be a police officer in order to do traffic stops. think about this. just a few weeks ago, we had two officers killed in wisconsin doing a traffic stop. and this is, you know, this week right now is national police week where we are honoring officers killed in the line of duty. and i know several officers who have been killed during traffic stops in los angeles. in fact, we had one officer killed in the early 70s, his name was paul veteranna. he stopped a car, not realizing they were robbery suspects. they shot him, walked up on him and executed him. two young sons grew up and became los angeles police officers who i know. this is something that is very close and dear to us here in los

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♪ >> ainsley: a new report revealing loudoun county who spoke out against the lgbtq agenda being targeted in facebook group it's called loudoun love warriors members of the group i'm so ready to show up with guns, lol and lives need to be ruined beyond repair or how about let's actually destroy them. grind them. our next guest says she was threatened by name, actually. loudoun county mom and army of parents co-founder alicia brand joins us now. hey, alicia. >> good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: good morning. first of all, what exactly was in the curriculum that you were not okay with? >> well, when we're talking about the curriculum, whether a i'm not okay with is the move away from academic excellence.

so i have a group called army of parents we're a 501 c 4. and we advocate for excellence in education, school safety, and parental rights. and for some reason, this has made the activists very angry. so they targeted me in a group -- a facebook group and they said that they wanted to ccurb stomp me. i'm not sure if your audience is aware of the violent nature of curb stomping but what it does entail is grabbing somebody by the back of their head, forcing their mouth open, pushing them down to the ground with their face on the cement, their mouth around the curb and then somebody else stomping on the back of their head. this is murder. it's a felony. and this is what i was threatened with by these activists who are tied to our political candidates.

>> so what are you asking for? an apology for this group to be taken down? off of facebook? what are you asking for that's not really enough but, yes, they shshould be taken down. these are real threats. these are threats of death. they have even mentioned the soft on crime policies put forward by our commonwealth attorney where they said that they don't that this is worth it. it's worth going to jail. what is this? just a misdemeanor in it's not. it's murder. what we want is an investigation by jim jordan's team. i have spoken with them. we have chip roy and bob good who have written to our school board. but we need more than that we need the people who have involved held accountable. this is not the first time that they have done something like this. we need an initiation of legislation that protects parents who have advocating for their kids in a public forum for

public speech like at a school board meeting. they have the right to be protected in the same way that merrick garland says that public servants have a right to be protected. and there are laws to protect them. we need laws to protect us from death threats when we are speaking out to our school boards. this is a first amendment right. and this is where we are supposed to speak out to our school board. >> steve: elicia you are a mother of three and one in loudoun county school. and they are threatening your life saying they should curb stomp you. they said please leave me in a room alone with elicia. uncalled for no. one deserves that. the violence is atrocious. here is the statement from loudoun county commonwealth's attorney they said violent threats are never acceptable and at times could be criminal. i personally condemn all violent language and my office will be investigating whether a crime was committed.

due to the possibility of a criminal investigation, i cannot comment further at this time. elicia, we wish you all the best. thank you for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> ainsley: you're welcome. all right, the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. >> steve: it is 7:00 in new york city it is 5:00 in the morning, #:00 in the morning in texas. and we start this hour as a letter from. border patrol facing a massive influx of migrants overnight after the end of title 42 at midnight. a federal judge blocking president biden's plan for the mass release of thousands onto the streets, thank goodness. caroline shively on the ground in el paso with the latest. caroline? >> good morning to you steve, ainsley and brian. we are here at gate 42. since we got here at 1:30 in the morning here in el paso. it has been a very active morning. so far we have seen it three different bus loads of migrant