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it is one of the strictest immigration l l laws in modern . history. texas authorities to arrest and jail anybody suspected into crossing into texas illegally. then, also seek their deportation. we are also getting some brand new data from syracuse university which shows that for the first time ever the immigration court backlog in the united states has hit 3 million pending cases. that number has gone up 1 million in just the last 12 months. we'll send it back to you. >> bret: bill melugin live along the border. bill, thanks. up next, former congresswoman liz cheney on new book and new warnings about the future. first, beyond our borders tonight. pope francis, formally approves allowing priests same sex couples. people seeking god's love and mercy should not be suck to exhaustive moral analysis to receive it. north korea first ballistic missile in five months. south korean government says the missile flew about 620 miles before landing in the waters between the peninsula and japan. the berlin zoo has sent the first giant pandas born in germany to chin

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l . [laughter][l >> let that sit there for ath second. what she did wasat o awful, lotf parents sit back and say you do about anything for your kid but she admits she saw it turningco into a criminal scheme. she needs to do the time. she did 11 days, the judge will say no. it was pretty bad, they areay paying off sat test supervisors to inflate scores. this is really really bad stuff, we need to look at the college system because the end of the sentence was that person advising her was basicallywa saying her daughter will not ge, to the schools you want, not any school, she could get an summer but the news this week, majorco fortune 500 companiemps dropping the undergrad requirement, don't even und need a deployment. look at the college system in this country right now and theoa problems with it compared to this level of pressure. >> if you are a good parent, you teach your child to deal witha disappointment. how many parents out there have a kid who didn't get into their firskid t t choice? do you know what? the kids learn they go to school and they are happy as a clam. >> she should have gone to trade school, she wouldn't have to cheat to get an, she wouldn't be inducted as a and she wouldit learn critical thinking.ic go to trade school, welding. [laughter] welcome back, first up, judge ruling ohio woman with a readable, aaa employee jail sentence, getting a fast food job herself. currently to teacher sense of empathy. >> is a good idea.- >> that's not a good idea,>> iia would not want that employee serving the food at thatt restaurant. >> is it just the right thing? does a problem iployn this? >> no. >> is it something you would doh in texas? >> about the concern for the next customer in line with this lady behind the counteconcith ro like putting someone in the position of the victim of thect crime, iim like that in general ani lid apply it to every crimet across the boardo . >> got the judge with the cleanup. >> i would agree j and maybe thp desperate housewife woman should have to oversee sat test takingg for about six months, just sit there and take time six months.w >> proctor is the one i'orm looking for. [laughter] >> always caught me cheating. >> you are the only one who experienced it. >> i absolutel y do and respect your opinion, i really do i, think one of thesa things you ge to do is make the defendant in the case that it's not a serious case, both their ignorance andna the fact that if they were in the same situation as the e sufferingy would b so like if io had someone creating damage to propertyhe repair property in the area for six months at 1:00 p.m. so1:00 everyone could see. someone was a drunk driver, dwi on the back of the jacket, they would have to prove to me they were it. they need to feel th y ke pain,lswer so whether it is graffiti or stealing you from the store youk at the store with a lot of monitoring. >> i think it's important. >> when you threw a shoe aimt m what should ityo be? w one more thing. ha ♪ with a morning jolt of instant cooling sensation. it's comeback season. diabetes can serve up a lot of questions, like, "what is your glucose?" and "can you have more carbs?" before you decide... with the freestyle libre 2 system know your glucose level and where it's headed. no fingersticks needed. manage your diabetes with more confidence. and lower your a1c. the number one doctor prescribed cgm. freestyle libre 2. try it for free at freestylelibre.us today for just 1999. a year. our lowest price of the year for a limited time only. >> sign up today >> time now for one more thing. jesse smollett, i believe, we have a fox nation special about the guy. and it's kind of relevant because he's headed back to jail. >> yep. >> conviction just upheld. thank you justice system. i never s

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l sandra. l>> sandra: that's right. grady, thank you. john. >> john: president biden is in philadelphia right now but not said a thing so far about magill's resignation or the calls for other university presidents to step down. but a white house spokesman says magill did the right thing by withdrawing the comments she made last week in the congressional hearing. jacqui heinrich live with more. stunning to watch magill set her career aflame at the house hearing last week. >> jacqui: the president just gave remarks in philadelphia, u-penn's home, and in the crowd was governor shapiro who helped prompt liz magill's resignation by condemning her behavior at that hearing. biden did not say anything about the news in his remarks but a white house spokesperson did give a brief reaction on air force one. listen. >> i'm not going to weigh in on personnel matters directly. you saw our response last week to the hearing. we were full throated. the president believed strongly this is a moment to put your foot down, and to ensure we have moral clarity