for several years, we were using this pandemic authority under title xlii to basically say because of a public health emergency we're prohibiting certain forms of asylum and such. >> yeah. >> and the courts were sort of losing patience with that, and the biden administration had a prior ideological commitment to move away from that. i think if they tried to restart doing certain things that the trump administration was doing and the biden administration was doing in the early parts of the administration, it's fairly likely the courts would interfere with that. but i don't think we have a full set of answers. >> they've made moves to pull down trump's executive orders, made a big show of shifting things, title xlii stayed and they had to have it because it was actually effective. the courts tied that up, and that's gone. so many of these trump priorities done through executive action were never fully litigated. most were pulled off on appeal or had been struck down. so, there are limits to what they can do. it's true they can do some, but -- >> the executive action. >> also need mexico

he was able to turn away people one secret invoked title xlii during the covid pandemic, which allows for that action during a public health emergency. biden did allow that authority to lapse, but were he to try to invoke it today, courts would almost certainly rule that there is no public health emergency right now. america still a country of laws and the president cannot misuse his authority without being checked. the conservative commentator david frum explained the situation last thursday. most people have an image of the problems that come from the 1990s and 2000s. hoards of undocumented immigrants crossing the border and evading law enforcement authorities. but that is not what is happening now. today, people come from the border and rather than running away from the law, run toward it. many have figured out that if they apply for asylum, they are legally allowed to enter the country and go through anne adjudication process that lasts from five to seven years. during that time, they slip into the country and start working. the problem is that the laws need to change. it's not ju

he also let title xlii expire. he can reinstate the policies on his own just like he undid them with the stroke of a pen. he doesn't need congress congrel legislation to do that. the house already passed hr-2. why didn't the senate simply take up hr-2, make it part of the big package, although i don't like the idea. i think every bill should stand on its own merits. i don't think foreign policy funding should be connected to the border in any way. i don't think ukraine should be impacted by a border bill. this bill would enact the necessary steps to secure our border again. that's hr-2. meanwhile a source tells fox news that the day the legislation was released, there were over 6,000 illegal immigrant encounters at the southern border, including 160 chinese nationals that were apprehended in the san diego sector. we've talked about over 26,000 chinese nationals in this country, over 12,000 from russia. what about the ones from iran, syria and egypt and afghanistan? why are chinese nationals pouring over the border

it was with the director of the white house that they got rid of title xlii without a replacement. got rid of that remain in mexico policy and the stopped instruction of the border wall and started taking the border patrol agents. they ended up rubbing up catch and release. the rest of us who have a problem with the millions of people coming into th the county during the biden administration were saying that this is unconstitutional that you are not following the laws. and the rules and the constitution. you are not protecting the people but getting back to a question, i think that mayorkas by design and the biden administration's mind, he is doing his job. >> greg: and i guess if that is counting for the job numbers, that is a win-win for them. i just came up with that. >> lee: looking for the votes? >> greg: yeah. emily cook the dams are calling this impeachment political. isn't that interesting? when is it not political? they impeached trump twice for political reasons. >> emily: and the irony is this actually is a tool that congress can use upon realizing or determining that so

policies they follow as joe biden ended stay in mexico, ended the border wall, construction, ended title xlii everything else. >> reporter: well, let me tell you, sean, speaking to border patrol supervisors, a retired and border patrol supervisors and others who are currently employed by dhs, they believe that it is a smoking gun. it is basically a policy that has a lot of the biden administration to the facto open the border and allow everybody into the country. it has treated problems all across the nation and like we said, from portland to denver and particularly in democratic cities across this country, we are watching the people suffer. both of those migrants to come here without any knowledge that they are not going to have a job or place to go as well as the citizens inside the cities and the blame everyone who works on the border both federal local and state say those right to the -- goes right to the biden's restaurant, go straight to president biden. that is where they see the buck stops and then i have to agree. >> sean: sara carter, thank you. by the way, as you have seen, we are

when he was creating what you called a bigger crisis by taking up, quote, dumb move by lifting title xliiandemic era restrictions without a backup plan in place. do you hold vice president harris responsible for those decisions as well? how do you tell your fellow a ari arizonans to dismiss it when you said it was a legitimate complaint? >> back in 2022 when we had a crisis on our southern border, i talked about it with my colleagues, both democrat and republicans and with the white house and it was those discussions that enabled us to get to the point where we were able to negotiate a bipartisan agreement. it addressed so many different things. it was going to provide more border patrol agents, more border patrol pay, money to build facilities to temporarily hold migrants. so we -- this legislation had a lot of things, you know, in effect. >> it didn't get done. >> it was a reasonable compromise. it didn't get done because of donald trump, not because of the administration. >> when you were saying democrats don't understand this issue, do you think vice president harris understands this

what xlii so crockett out towards the maze can take you around. 21 minutes darya james, back to you.rk fire is forcing more and more people to leave their homes and belongings behind. >> a firefighter on the front lines did that he had to leave his truck while he was battling the flames and his vehicle was stolen. 21 year-old judith collins was sent out to battle the fire and he parts his personal truck on the side of the road in redding. he had his sister go to pick it up. it was about 5 days later and when she went there, the truck was gone. it was later spotted. the truck was found but he still needs help from the community to actually get it back. >> car was spotted at a a walgreens in town. someone recognized the car from facebook posting they immediately called police. so you know, they can hopefully get the car back time. but sadly that they got overheard the phone call, i think or something like money is bet off. think. i don't know if it's been seen sense or not. >> so take another look at the truck and keep your eye out some guys driving his car. a truck. well, he's fightin

don't start to slow down until you hit her xlii traveling into the city. antioch and to conquer told for a long they're just under 12 minutes. not seeing any major delays or issues doubling down to fremont along southbound 6.80. a 22 minute ride. maybe you're in the south bay. you have and i want to let are still at 60 minutes to our it's 85 to menlo park. so 82 might be a better option for you at this time. darya. james, back to you. >> thank you. and it's every david de pap of the man who broke into nancy pelosi is home in san francisco in attacked her husband is going to be sentenced a little bit later. we have to wait. another month has been pushed back to may 17th david to pat faces a maximum of 50 years in prison for attacking paul pelosi with a hammer in october of 2022. sfo in the city of san francisco are facing a lawsuit now by an airline mechanic who says he lost his livelihood because of a faulty security turnstile. yeah, they say the turnstile failed just before the remembrance of 9.11 and now he's suing the city to get his job back with kron

he voted to terminate title xlii. he voted give illegal aliens taxpayer funded benefits.nnot afford six more years of tim kaine. everybody got to get out and vote for hong cow. he is really going to be great. say a few words. >> mr. president, the only person better off today than they were four years ago is the illegal alien. we're going to fight for america! we're going to put americans first. with your leadership, sir. [ applause ] >> he's going to win. that guy -- he's got a serious handshake. i'm sorry, i think my hand may be broken. [ laughter ] he's a tough cookie. that's a serious handshake you have. you're going to win. a lot of people are going to win that nobody think of. it's amazing what's happening. what's happening is really amazing. this is a guy who is going to win. you will be proud of him for many years. we're grateful to be joined by the governor of this magnificent commonwealth. his name is happen to be glenn youngkin. he's one of the greatest governors of the country. i love him to come up to say a few additional words. thank you very much. >> okay,

you know, title xlii went away because of covid. they couldn't go and put that back into place.one his job in leaning on mexico to try to make sure that number one, that they can secure their southern border, and number two, that, you know, that they can -- he got rid of "remain in mexico", he has to talk to that government there the way that trump did. and people see through it, they know he's not leading. that's the real thing, joe. and i know the hyperbole is just deafening sometimes, but we'll get through it. we've got a great country. the deal market is slowly coming back. the interest rates, there's a little bit more clarity around that. people are feeling a little bit more comfortable with the economic environment. >> i still think that, when push comes to shove, though, in a general election, it's going to be tough for trump, because i think abortion is still around, and everything -- and the polls can say one thing, but when it's all said and done, in spite of everything, biden could still end up getting a second term. >> get 35 weeks. >> and it's close. and we've talke