there. >> at this community college at the farthest northeastern point in the continental u.s., border patrolng some of their training to teachers with schools being a major target. nearly 3,000 miles away near the southern border minutes after the deadly august shooting in el paso, texas, over 130 agents rushed to the scene, one off-duty border patrol agent was credited with saving a life using this training. >> our kids and our families work and go to schools, and we saw that there was a vacuum that needed to be filled as far as some training that could potentially help. >> just across this river here is actually canada. in certain remote parts of the country along the border like here in maine, law enforcement can sometimes take hours to get here. that's when border patrol agents step in. >> tourniquets are used to treat massive bleeds on extremities. >> a border patrol agent is teaching the faculty how to use individual first aid kits used by the military in combat zones. the kits come equipped with medical basics like gauze and rescue blankets but the agent says the most important thing

this past sunday we lost a border patrol agent in the line of duty will he was patrolling the tucson sector. the 129th agent who has died in the line of duty. his life and dedication to follow service to protecting this great nation, i can promise you this. he will be missed but never forgotten. expressing, this past fiscal year, cbp faced staggering levels of illegal crossings. while the comprehensive numbers will be forthcoming with respect to the numbers and statistics for 2019, cpb's enforcement oneons totaled nearly million in fiscal year 2019. higher a staggering 80% than the number of enforcement actions in 2018. 88% higher. these are numbers no immigration system in the world is designed to handle, including ours. since -- more than tripled any previous fiscal year on record. we are not designed to hold families or children. they were designed as police stations. because of the new demographics of families and children, resources became strained and limited resources were diverted from the law enforcement duties securing the border to address the humanitarian crisis. our coun

the majority of the border patrol officers i engaged with, i believe it's assistance to cool truth, they are hispanic, hispanic americans who believe that border is part of our sovereignty, the rule of law matters, that's why people seek to come here, the second point is, with respect to the racist charge, how is it good for people of any color to be abused on a journey coming here and have open borders that empowers the very legal organization we discussed earlier in the show and how is that a good thing from a race standpoint? >> on the first point i absolutely agree. i cut my teeth in newspaper journalism in los angeles in the early 1990s, not only did i report on the perspective of american citizens and law-abiding immigrants who were early warning about immigration chaos in that state and trying to take control of it back then. but of course i started building up many sources both and border patrol and ice. then i moved up to seattle times and was able to see the perspective of border patrol agents in deportation and removal ofcers who worked on the northern part of the border. we s

majority of the border patrol offices i've engaged with and ugly it is statistical truth are hispanic. they are hispanic americans or e along the border who believe border is part of our sovereignty to the rule of law matters and that's why people seek to call me. that would be one point and the second is with respect to this racist charge. how is it somehow good for people of any color to be abused on a journey coming here and have open borders that this empowers the very illegal organizations we discussed earlier in the show, and how is that a good thing for a race standpoint? i would if you thoughts on either those. >> guest: on the first absolutely agree with you. i cut my teeth the newspaper journalism in los angeles in the early 19 '90s, and not only did i report on the perspective of american citizens and law-abiding immigrants who were early warning about immigration chaos in that state and trying to take control of it back then, but, of course, have started building of many forces oath in the border patrol and i.c.e. then i moved up to the "seattle times" and was able to see

my favorite was when he told a room of border patrol agents to just turn away every asylum seeker whohowed up at the border. and then get this, as soon as trump left the room, the head of border patrol told everyone else to ignore the president. yeah. that is wild. like uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh. you realize the only organization where the top guy gets ignored luke that is mcdonald'ss, right? yeah, no, because ronald is always like remember, our top priority is pawking people smile, and then he leaves and the manager is like forget that shut, we're here to move beervetion you here me. go kick the soft serve machine and make sure it still doesn't work. now some of you might be hearing these reports and thinking oh, i'm sure the president didn't really mean all of this stuff, maybe he was just joking about the ago gators and snakes but it doesn't seem like that. like the moat filled with snakes an alligators, apparently it was real enough that his aides actually went out to seek a cost stivment estimate, yeah, they actually got a quote for the moat. which also sounds like the name of the m

>>so close border patrol agent. that's what happened when we saw this swimmer make his way across the river. a border patrol agent immediately told him to turn around. agents told us they see 50 to 70 people attempt to cross in the area every day may know. >>that we had a lot of protection nathaniel body until says the people he sees trying to cross use a raft or inert who what he called the tires. >>and like the >>the radar is a large city so we saw lot of border patrol presence in that area but other places that we've been along the rio grande so far in texas, we haven't really seen many border patrol agents there but that's because those places are much more remote live reporter port dot com tour. i'm in a warning kate. thk you anna. >>really illustrates the point doesn't it. up next after being lost for nearly a year at sea, a man retu >>it's a real estate method that sell people retire early in turn some salaried employees into millionaires apparently it's a lot simpler than you think according to one expert an

we have had to redeploy our ice resources to support the border patrol with those challenges at the border which has made us less safe. we have had field offices where sohave shut down our teams they could handle the influx of people coming in illegally as well as the increase of people in detention. we are going to arrest 15,000 fewer criminal aliens this year as a result of what is going on on the border. for those saying we should go after the worst of the worst, i would love to. that has to come with strong border security. byyou open your remarks criticizing a federal judge. you couldn't use databases that were inaccurate if there were causing you to detain american citizens. do youhat circumstances think that judges should be able to order your agency to do, or not do things? do you reject the court's authority to tell you what the law is? days sinces been 213 our last briefing -- could you come up and talk to us? >> [indiscernible] >> litigation is ongoing. there is little i can say. we expect the judge's rulings. we are law enforcement officers. we have to respect -- excuse me, i a

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it is really more up to the border patrol. we are perfectly willing to continue to do the training's and the practical, man and when i say practical, i mean part of it is a week where they are doing interviews with oversight and so forth, hands on. and of course they are trained in making legal decisions already as law enforcement officials, particularly in the roles there in at cbp, so it's not like a new subject area to them, it is just a new element of it. and i do expect to see more of this across training. i would look backwards for part of my answer, all the way back to when i ans was one agency. i think that breaking inf up into three agencies, and there are of course some other shifts that happened, trade being one example, was a mistake, and i say that, just bureaucratically, structurally as a manager, we work intimately with ice and cbp, and agencies, as agencies make their own decisions, so to some extent, we grow apart and overtime, or we can, and that creates communication and operational challenges. the kind of c

the site unique to the border patrol agents supervisory asylum officers also do that. don't think that's a problem in practical impact. understand the people may have the concern but in the real world, we don't see it playing. >> is i'm sure you know monday of us watch your twitter views. which is different than monday government officials. the see. one of the things that we see there is human gauge a lot of nicest mission, you engage a lot on other missions, u.s. eis and historical has been more of a visa granting agency is opposed to necessarily enforcement agency and really thoughts about that way. whereas on this administration starting with your predecessor and now on you, seems to be there much heavier focus on bringing out fraud but carrying out the enforcement from i.c.e. into you in the to the program. i was hoping you could talk about your thinking on why you are so engaged with the other missions and sort of redirections. >> the question. a couple of points about it. first of all, my predecessor really focused allstate at the vision loophole on the question

this is the challenge with this issue, we have had to redeploy our ice resources to support the border patrol and customs and border protection with those challenges at the border which has made us less safe. we have had field offices where we have had to shut down our at large criminal alien teams so they could handle the influx of people coming in illegally as well as the increase of people in detention. as a result, we are going to arrest about 15,000 or so fewer criminal aliens this year as a result of what is going on on the border. so for those people that say we should be going after the worst of the worst and criminal aliens, i would love to. but that has to come with strong border security. >> you open your remarks by criticizing a federal judge. he ruled that you couldn't use databases that were inaccurate if they were causing you to detain american citizens. so i'm trying to figure out, sir -- under what circumstances do you think that judges should be able to order your agency to do, or not do things? do you reject the court's authority to tell you what the law is? and also, hogan

war in the mail the defense woman the customs and border patrol spokesperson said without giving who they were to say don't please don't make me the spokesperson said that the agency is investigating the allegation about the officers alleged inappropriate conduct at washington dulles international airport they also added that the agency holds its employees accountable does not tolerate inappropriate comments. or. as an interesting thing because it's like it's hard to tell in this case because the wide issue somewhere. you guys are given is so much grief that we're doing what we're doing at the border of the. attack. or is it just an individual by individual because look at the end of the day these are people with their own beliefs and their own. ideologies behind that counter saying give me your passport it's hard to tell if it's an individual thing or a group effort by the customs and border patrol at this point. i mean i think there's probably a lot of things at play here when it comes to because you don't know necessarily says unless it's part of something that you tell them who y

liz: with us now, hector garza, the head of the national border patrol council. >> some of the illegalsder are heading to cities like chicago. the police chief is putting citizens ahead of the city. it will announce new enforcement statistics about the border. there have been 850,000 apprehensions of illegals at the border. that's the population of indianapolis. >> it includes a million cbp enforcement actions by border patrol agents. and yet we'll be seeing a report, a border security report. that will be clear a lot of good information that provide updates on connections up at the borderer. so it will have a lot of good information provided by commissioner morgan. liz: 76 mills of wall completed. the president saying 450 miles. is it doable? this month we start seeing a wall coming up. the laredo sector where x should see a wall coming up in 202 and we are so excited because it will keep border patrol activity safe and it will keep the border communities safe from drug smuggling activity. liz: an illegal immigrant smuggler live streamed his choice with the cbp. what does this tell you

border patrol agent jonathon morale in may, i met border patrol agent jonathon morale is when it came to the white house for the national day of prayer, just days before agent morales was off duty attending a service for passover when a gunman opened fire at a synagogue in poway, california. you all read about it. it was terrible. without hesitation, agent morales raced towards the shooter and began driving the gunmen away from civilians. agent morales is swift and selfless action helped to save many, many lives. that was terrible. i just want to say it's great to meet you a second time, agent morales. and your courage and strength is really appreciated and respected by the entire nation. would you please come forward? [applause] >> good morning, everybody. you are our biggest supporter and border patrol, and we all know in this day that we need all the support and help we can. our agency really appreciates what you do. thank you also, commissioner morgan, chief chavez of the el centro sector. you guys are responsible for giving us the training and tools we need each day to complete o

joining us, the acting border patrol and customs director. what is the message here?re you being more effective? or are there just that's more people coming up? >> i think it's absolutely, what you are seeing is unprecedented achievement being driven by this president and this administration to come up with a new network of innovative rules, regulations and initiatives that the men and women of customs and border patrol are expertly enforcing. from may to this last month. in four months we have seen reductions in apprehensions. a 65% reduction in apprehensions that absolutely unprecedented achievement. >> the border apprehensions up 88%. we also have as your department and agency is doing so much to stop illegal immigration and drug smuggling and sex trafficking. we have a clinton-appointed judge declaring the border national knowledge declared by president trump to be unlawful. again, the president while he is taking on nearly every establishment vested interest in this country, he's been then attacked by a jew dish airive that is filled, we pleat with left-wing appo

[applause] you are our biggest supporter at border patrol. we all know in this day we need all the support and help weekend, so really appreciate what you do. thank you also commissioner morgan and chief, central sector, represent us also. you guys were responsible for giving us the training and tools we need a mistake to complete our mission out there. immigration enforcement, most of this time legal quibbles, we're the ones they first to win into our country. when i have the green uniform on, so who they will encounter. just a little recap of that tragic day. we were sitting in our house of prayer. we heard attack. at that moment a split-second decision, was off-duty, i was on leave enjoying my time off but i wasn't off-duty as an officer, as an agent, sworn to protect my community, protect my people. i immediately went into action and i did what i could to save as many people as possible. the terrorist who attacked us ran away like a coward. didn't even bother to challenge me or engagement or return fire. i'm grateful to -- also on behalf

you are our biggest supporter at border patrol.know in this day we need all the support and help we can, so really appreciate what you do. thank you also commissioner morgan and chief, central sector, represent us also. you guys were responsible for giving us the training and tools we need each day to complete our mission out there. immigration enforcement, most of criminals,hese legal we are the first ones -- we are the first ones they see when they enter our country. when i have the green uniform on, so who they will encounter. just a little recap of that tragic day. we were sitting in our house of prayer. we were attacked. at that moment, a made a split-second decision. i was off-duty, enjoying my leave, my time off. but i wasn't off-duty as an officer, as an agent, sworn to protect my community, protect my people. i immediately went into action and i did what i could to save as many people as possible. the terrorist who attacked us ran away like a coward. didn't even bother to challenge me or engagement or return fire. i'm grat

with me now national border patrol vice president, art cue cacuevo.y were told they could back to the u.s. to have a hearing in court. but now that has changed? >> i have been hearing different stories. the amount of individuals coming across asking for asylum has not stopped, it's a huge number. some are legitimate and some are not legitimate. some of the people who came across and asked for asylum were told to wait in mexico and are later on apprehended entering illegal are you between the ports. they said we are not going to wait, we are going to continue to try to come into the country. dierdre: if there was one thing you would want from the trump administration, what would it be? >> you know be it's a good question, but i don't think it just falls on the trump administration. it falls on congress. too much is put on the president. what is the president going to do about it while we see congress sit there idle. the president has done everything he can. the people on the border are appreciative. congress needs to start moving and enforcing some of

can fit a child in a small tupperware container maybe maybe he'll let us know how to best teach border patrol agents to be so very racist right like i could i was trying to figure out do you show them swatches of skin colors and whenever it's darker than say and uncooked marshmallow you might come on the nose and go bad that. please mr secretary tell us your secrets. right well i thought i was an excellent speech. seemed like the par with the secretary of homeland security. but i can't believe those protesters don't want to hear the man speak i mean he's a celebrity our human rights for human rights abuses at the border are world renowned. luckily one of the georgetown administrator has quieted everybody down and got things back on track. mr medlin. good morning everyone 7. and for your commanders on the. so constantia. the bride to be will dog quiet down if for no other reason than you'd think they'd be shocked to see all a literal sack of garbage to be able to walk and talk it's incredible kevin machall and seems very annoyed that he's not getting to speak after asking the protesters to kin

ras al-ain and tell a bad been the main targets despite the official us exit and the american border patrol was reportedly seen on friday near tel abbey at the pentagon also said its troops came under turkish artillery find it barney another border time although nobody was. there have been more violent clashes in ecuador's capital which has been in the grip of anti sterrett and protests for a week now spearheading the rallies are indigenous ecuadorians who continue to converge on quito one of their demands is that the country's president overturns subsystem cuts into mental as part of a loan deal with the international monetary fund something then a mere a no refuses to do. yes been another day of protests and violence here on the streets of quito as riot police clashed with protesters specially with members of the indigenous communities that came here to tito from all around the country. hundreds of indigenous people came from all across the country to join the large group that has been camping in the city center for the days this new group came from the amazonian region issue issues. and

a russian patrol winds its way through the syrian town of commissioning on the border with turkey only weeks ago u.s. forces patrolled here now the guard has changed. russian forces share control of the border with turkish troops and with the syrian army in a buffer zone that is 30 kilometers deep. fascination summit in brussels secretary-general yan stoltenberg welcomed the arrangement the result of a deal between russian president vladimir putin and his turkish counterpart to red chip type adult i'm encouraged by the fact that it also had a spear of seeing a significant reduction in violence in fighting. we have to build on that to work for a political solution all the crisis. in syria hundreds have died and cousins have been displaced since turkey launched its attack on the kurds on october 9th. designers at st sun destruction this is a town of ross a line under turkish control after fierce fighting a cease fire has been declared to allow kurdish troops to pull back but fighting still fared up on thursday. they are due on has not ruled out further military strikes sure you are our s

customs and border patrol at this point. i mean i think there's probably a lot of things at play here when it comes to because you don't know necessarily. part of something that you tell them. it's just you know they give. and they ask if you're from this country. well the usual did you bring. this isn't the 1st time though this isn't as if it's just this one instance of. multiple journalists have reported being harassed and even detained by u.s. customs and so over the past year you had one back in february the bus paid reporter was pretty aggressively questioned at j.f.k. airport in new york later got an apology from officials saying that it was an appropriate so they do actually they do. in june a freelance reporter. by c.b.c. . austin texas airport for several hours going back and forth live on the border covering the issue of. migrants in august british journalist james dyer said he was harassed and told called news by. the los angeles and international airport it definitely is. i think if you are if you lean a certain

the biggest misconceptions about the border, the president of the border patrol union, brandon judd.you, appreciate your time. let's begin, number one, donald trump exaggerated the issue of illegal immigration in america. >> that is disappointing. you hear the mainstream media and liberal left politicians talking about an exaggerated crisis when the crisis was bigger than any crisis on the border in 22 years, border patrol agents, it wasn't true what donald trump was saying was absolutely true, record numbers of family units and unaccompanied children and people who dealt with before. >> the numbers dropped. >> the pressure on mexico, to cut deals any predecessors would love to have, because of those deals the numbers have dropped. and congress not doing anything to help out with the crisis we were facing. >> danger in your home country counts for asylum. i did know there was no such thing as economic asylum. what specifically is false about this? >> you have to qualify anderson categories for asylum and dangerous and enough, persecuted for a specific reason, targeted for a specific

in texas the border patrol seizing meth am get means at two checkpoints. border patrol agents at that checkpoint intercepting 25 pounds of methamphetamines. those drupgs were head for kansas city, missouri. joining us, mark morgan. great to have you with us. the beat goes on. fentanyl continues to come into this country, primarily through mexico which is counterintuitive. but from china where most of of it is made. killing what is it, 60% of the 70,000 overdose victims a year. you know, marijuana, methamphetamines, cocaine, most of of it coming in from mexico. and it hasn't let up. in fact, if anything, it's accelerating. >> you are absolutely right. this is something we don't talk enough about. when we talk about the crisis at the southwest border. the narrative has been taken up with the humanitarian crisis. we have not talked about the national security crisis. drugs are pouring into this country every single day from the southwest border. 68,000 lives last last year to overdose of illicit drugs. if you are talking about cocaine, get anyone nil. those d

tomorrow at noon on the 23rd of october military police from the russian side together with syrian border patrol will go into an area which is outside of the turkish operations zone right now in syria as it is actually a stretch along the syrian turkish border where the russian military police and the syrian border patrol will make sure that the kurdish fighters will be removed and this armed they have 150 hours to do that and if they succeed the minister of foreign affairs here the russian foreign minister sas then the turkish military operation will be finished it will be done if the kurdish fighters are all gone from this area what happens next is that the turkish and the russians will patrol together in a 10 kilometer zone next to the military operations on that turkey has right now so that's the deal that's been discussed here 7 hours it goes further than that it's not only the military solution but also a political solution both leaders have stressed that the constitutional commission that also was brokered by by president putin very much in these style talks that that will be the way to g

could it's in common for the last five, six, seven years, and the inability of the government, , e border patrol, the agencies that are responsible for administering the border to really assess how profoundly different this flow is and what very different responses are required. so what is border security, it's fundamental. we have two have border security as a country, but there are all kinds of ways of bring it about, and had we invested in our asylum system over the years and in our judicial system, going back at least five years, it would be a different picture and where we can now have the kind of reception facilities and interagency coordination and immigration laws that make it possible to respond to a flow like we have from central america, those are all things that need to be done, should be done, and there should've been stronger leadership to take us there, in my opinion. let's ask the -- do you want to ask a question then there is one more question, please. >> my name is john ashley. i i served in the foreign servie for 28 years. i was stationed in mexico, guatemala, el salvador duri

so close border patrol agent. that's what happened when we saw this swimmer make his way across the river. a borde turn around. agents told us they see 50 to 70 people attempt to cross in the area every day may know that we had a lot of protection if annual body until says the people he sees trying to cross use a raft or inert who what he called tires and like the flowing. here in laredo it's a very known port of entry. so we've seen a lot of border patrol presence in this area. but other places we visited along the rio grande here in texas. we haven't really seen many border patrol agents because those areas are so remote for border report dot com tour. i mean a warning key. , the pain at bay area. wh experts say is the cause this time. >>as for ca as you get ready to host the tampa bay rays on wednesday mark harper we'll take you inside the coliseum as the a's for fairer for the wild card game. it's time for sleep numbers fall sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help keep us asleep? yes, it senses you

has incredible problems with retention border patrol agents.000 i.c.e. pierrot, , the deportation agent or the equivalent. we had cbp numbers, , i'm not se what to say about 12, 13,000. since then, today those border patrol numbers have jumped from 11,000, 21,000. again it's hard because of retention issues and recruitment issues, border patrol agents but effective with doubled board little since then. we have about 8000 i.c.e. deportation agents would more than doubled i.c.e. very little growth in the cbp agents who actually facilitate legal tourism, trade, people go back and forth in ciudad juÁrez. if you don't know, if you looked at from scott you would never tell where one star and the other ended. which all across every day to study, to eat, to be with family, to work, to go to school, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. so cbp agents are facilitating that legal everyday and it also applies to facilitate legal asylum which they are not doing. they are metering folks. we have invested a huge amount,, the footprint of the federal government imp

so we've seen a lot of border patrol presence in this area. sited along the rio grande here in texas. we haven't really seen many border patr so remote. for border report dot com tour. i mean a warning key. >>6 40 is the time coming up after california. makes it possible now for college athletes to get paid have reaction from students here in the bay area. plus the warriors starting training camp today at their brand new home the chase center we're going hear from staff curry draymond green and some others about their roles in leading. the younger newer players. and a frigid start this tuesday morning do not forget your jackets as you're getting outside i've got your forecast ahead. >>we tracking your commute around the bay area pretty busy at the bay bridge toll plaza traffic already crawling from the maze. >>plus i ♪ are you ready? are you ready for some fun? ♪ ♪ are you ready? we can't stop, we've only just begun. ♪ ♪ oooooooooo...i'll show you something neeeeeewwww. ♪ ♪ i'll show you something, i'll show you something...new. ♪ ♪ against. >>

border patrol. she's the second person to die in border patrol custody within a week in the state of arizona. the pima county office of the medical examiner said the mexican woman likely died from profound dehydration and kidney failure, probably as a result of an extended journey through the desert. immigration activists have long accused border patrol's "prevention through deterrence" policy of pushing migrants further and further into the deadly sonora desert, where thousands of people have died or gone missing since the 1990's. in france, an 84-year-old man attempting to set fire to a mosque in the southern city of bayonne opened fire on worshipers monday, injuring two people before fleeing the scene. he was later arrested. the man, claude sinke, previously ran in a local election as a candidate for the far-right national rally party of the far-right french politician marine le pen. in canada, 15 children and teenagers have sued the federal government over climate change. >> i am suing the canad

looking at the border wall in the rio grande valley sector and the el paso sector is that a lot of border patrol agents felt at the wall was important but that there are other factors that are important like technology at the order, like manpower, infrastructure. the border wall is just one layer of defense but it is a multilayer approach to securing the southern border. we are showing our viewers some of the photos from your report. next we go to bill at the nation's capital. caller: you may not be familiar this,he legal aspect of but it is rarely spoken about clearly. the united states signed a convention right after world war that allows anyone fleeing persecution a safe haven here. u.s. law.he effect of this isn't just a nice idea or something that we should do or something that is recommended. this takes the form of u.s. law. it's the same as if you would go out and run a red light and you got a ticket, except it is much more serious, it is u.s. law and i don't think that is repeated enough, if ever. parenthetically, or more to the point, the united states is a vast country. the country of

when he was shot by the border patrol agent, who was on the u.s. side of the border. when they's argument filed their lawsuit several years ago is that the border patrol agent had used excess of in excessive force in violation of the fourth and fifth amendment of the constitution. they were trying to bring their claim under a case with six unknown named agents, in which the court allowed a lawsuit seeking money damages against federal officials for violating the constitution to go forward. the u.s. court of appeals for thatifth circuit upheld dismissal. it went to the supreme court. oralupreme court heard arguments in 2017 and sent the case back to the district, to look at the case again in light of the supreme court's decision the same term in another related case, brought by middle eastern men who had been detained by the government after september 11 and were trying to sue various government officials. in that case, the supreme court said didn't should not be extended to a new context when there are special factors counseling hesitation

border patrols and guard posts assembles of one of the darkest chapters in island history the northern ireland conflict the troubles and much more than 3500 people were killed starting in 1969. only with a 998 good friday agreement to the violence come to an end together with the e.u. support the deal paved the way to peace. many worry that the conflict may flare up again in the course of britain's exit from the e.u. and several attacks in recent months suggest that this concern is not unfounded. but how can brax it take place while preventing a heart in an irish border at the same time a comprehensive customs and trade deal between the e.u. and britain would be one solution but this has yet to be agreed. that's why the e.u. has proposed a so-called backstop a kind of insurance that if needed guarantees they'll be no hard border on the island of ireland. the backstop stipulates that the whole of the u.k. would remain in the customs union with the e.u. following backset until a better solution is found which basically means that trade would remain as it is for the time being but with on

asylum seeker who pass through other countries where we have a safe third country agreement, today, border patrol of begin implementing that. >> all righting with thank you. >> we'll have more on the border with former i.c.e. acting director ronald about tello coming up. >> next up, how panels plan to sousubpoena's trump ambassador o the ei . >> then later, speaker nancy pelosi unveils a plan to lower prescription drug frieses in seattle. -- drug prices in seattle. with sofi, get your credit cards right- by consolidating your credit card debt into one monthly payment. and get your interest rate right. so you can save big. get a no-fee personal loan up to $100k. that's why xfinity mobile lets you design your own data. you can share 1, 3, or 10 gigs of data between lines, mix in lines of unlimited, and switch it up at any time. all with millions of secure wifi hotspots and the best lte everywhere else. it's a different kind of wireless network, designed to save you money. switch and save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus, get $250 back when you buy an eligible phone. that's simple. easy