many by texas republican governor greg abbott.igrants have been forced to sleep in the streets including last week when dozens waited outside of manhattan's roosevelt hotel for days, sleeping shoulder-to-shoulder on the sidewalk, in hopes for a bed and shelter. others have been stuck in the city's shelter system for months as new york officials have failed to provide asylum seekers with permanent housing. meanwhile, migrants who apply for asylum have to wait 150 days -- five months -- to file for a work permit, leaving them no options to make a stable living while they wait. for more we're joined here in new york by murad awowdah, executive director of the new york immigration coalition and nyic action. welcome back to democracy now! talk about the situation today where the mayor, democratic mayor eric adams faces a deadline to tell the state, tell the new york governor what new york city needs. murad: first, thank you for having me with you today. one piece of information i would like to share is that new york city, new york stat

apart from diane abbott . but look, i want to move abbott.tress new strictly come dancing signing amanda abbington has been forced to say this to issue a grovelling statement after the cancel culture mob accused her of being transphobic simply for saying semi—nude drag queens should not perform in front of kids. look, watch. watch this, jim. >> i'm not transphobic . >> i'm not transphobic. >> i'm not transphobic. >> jk i'm not a transphobic person. i am a firm supporter of the legitimate trans community. i always have been . jim isn't it i always have been. jim isn't it such an indictment on your industry that she felt forced to do this and literally delete her twitter account, given that these are views? >> jim the views that she expressed are shared by the majority of brits , maybe not by majority of brits, maybe not by the majority her new the majority of her new employers the bbc, but like , employers at the bbc, but like, come on, don't do it, amanda. stand by it. >> yeah. do you know the whole of television apart from you? stream is run

apart from diane abbott . but look, i want to move abbott.new strictly come dancing signing amanda abbington has been forced to say this to issue a grovelling statement after the cancel culture mob accused her of being transphobic simply for saying semi—nude drag queens should not perform in front of kids. look, watch. watch this, jim. >> i'm not transphobic . >> i'm not transphobic. >> i'm not transphobic. >> jk i'm not a transphobic person. i am a firm supporter of the legitimate trans community. i always have been . jim isn't it i always have been. jim isn't it such an indictment on your industry that she felt forced to do this and literally delete her twitter account, given that these are views? >> jim the views that she expressed are shared by the majority of brits , maybe not by majority of brits, maybe not by the majority her new the majority of her new employers the bbc, but like , employers at the bbc, but like, come on, don't do it, amanda. stand by it. >> yeah. do you know the whole of television apart from you? stream is run by 12

geoff: justice department contract and -- confronted governor abbott. the vernment's case for us. laura: justice department said today that abbott did not have a permit approval from the army corps of engineers which oversees this. he never got approval to place these floating buoys in the rio grande, which is a stretch of about 1000 feet or so next to eagle pass, that border community. and that also, they said in the court today that this action by abbott is harming u.s.-mexico relations. they also said in court briefings, prior to the hearing today, that this language used by abbott around invasion is not accurate. it is something he does not have the right to determine whether or not there is an invasion occurring to texas. that that is a federal right. ahead of the hearing today, local advocates, as well as border residents, came to speak out against operation lone star tactics that the governor has deployed. karen gonzalez from the border organization of del rio, texas took issue with exactly what abbott is doing. >> dehydrated individuals denied w

also, they said in court today, that this action by abbott is harming u.s.-mexico relations.d in court briefings prior to the hearing today that this language used around invasion is not accurate, it is something he doesn't have the right to determine, whether or not there's an invasion occurring, that that's a federal right. ahead of the hearing today, local advocates as far as residence came to speak out against operation lone star tactics that the governor has deployed. the border organization of del rio texas took issue with exactly what abbott is doing. >> dehydrated individuals denied water in extreme heat, small children being pushed back into the river, razor wire along the real ground injuring and forcing immigrants into deeper water, increasing the risk of drownings. worst of all, pregnant women stuck in wire, having a miscarriage. >> captured what a number of residents have been saying, which is that while they may have supported governor abbott's operation lone star at first when it was deployed about two years ago, they aren't supportive of it any longer. >> the

eagle pass is a key border community where greg abbott is carrying out a program known as operational are the conditions like there now? >> i spoke to congressman castro, a texas democrat, who recently went to eagle pass to see what the conditions were like there, the new tactics the governor has deployed, and this is what he said he saw. >> they have placed what i consider death traps along the rio grande river. this razor wire that is placed in such a way that hydrants can come up against it and not see it -- that migrants can come up against it and not see it. two weeks ago, there was a dead body found attached to one of those barrels. they have got this saw-like device in the middle, which is obviously very dangerous. >> the barrels that congressman castro was talking about our floating barriers governor abbott has placed on the rio grande, which a lot of humanitarian and immigration advocates have had concern about because of the fact that migrants have to come across these when they are trying to cross the border. there is also razor wire sharp fencing that has been placed aroun

greg abbott is replicating a version of that and there were reports that these 26 families have been separated. we are asking the department of justice to make sure there is no federal funding that violate human, civil or legal rights. from the department of homeland security who say they should be an investigation but did not specify whether they will be investigating the separation of fathers from wives and children. >> on this issue, the doj has done that. didn't they sue texas over the floating barrier? >> you are right, the justice department has taken action on the floating barriers. the interesting part about this is the justice department is saying they don't have the legal authority to place those barriers on the legal ground -- rio grande, and the territory is called the international boundary on water commission. 80% of buoys it would be a violation of mexico sovereignty. >> governor abbott said texas has the right to defend its borders. that is the reason for setting up the wiring and water barrier. they have been equating migrants for drug cartels. they say it's bringing

greg abbott is guilty of the very thing he is trying to punishment immigrants for. but never ttheless i will tell you, i am looking forward to the trial date. the department of justice filed suit against texas. the doj asked the judge to accelerate the suit. the judge agreed. and there will be a hearing on this in a couple weeks on august 22nd. >> yeah, and i do want to ask you about some of this. as you know, two bodies have been found in the rio grande near floating buoys, deployed by the governor, greg abbott. the texas department of public safety says it's only aware of one drowning and it happened up river to the buoys and the body floated into the barrier. that's what they're telling the public. what's your reaction? what are state officials saying? what do we know? >> i have absolutely zero faith in what the texas department of public safety is telling the public. i don't know that they have the authority to make the determination about where these people drowned, and from the accounts that we're getting it's two people, including one child. i don't know that

burgum: governor abbott is working to control the border.e have two sets of national guard down there. they are managing helicopter flights. another group is helping specifically in texas. when i was down there, over my shoulder there were people weaving across the rio grande and i was getting questions about the swamp in d.c. about indictments while there were people crossing the river. the border patrol, there is only 20,000, the positions are not filled. they went into law enforcement to do law enforcement, they are just doing paperwork. we are spending tens of millions of -- a month to do the process of moving these folks into our country. meanwhile, they do not have the equipment to do their job. there is 20,000 border patrol for the whole country. gov. reynolds: how many irs agents did they bring in? gov. burgum: 80 7000, 4 times the border patrol. if you give them the technology, the staffing, they will be able to do the job. when i was talking to the border control people, they said they have done it before. gov. reynolds: i do not t

and so as far as i'm concerned, greg abbott has blood on his hands.e has installed these things knowing that it's more -- they're more likely to force people to drown in that river. but also what they've done is for the people that -- the asylum seekers that do make it over and present themselves for asylum, what the state is doing now is adopting a practice from donald trump's playbook. they're separating families now at the border. so they're traumatizing these young children by taking away their parents from them again at the border. when donald trump did this, there were literally thousands of kids that were left, at least for a time, without their parents, and there are still some families that have never been reunited to this day, even as the biden administration set up a commission to work on the reunification. there are some families that they've just not been able to reunite. so greg abbott has gotten to a very barbaric place. >> what should the biden administration do about this because isn't it the job of the federal government to police th

to the lives of our most precious people. >> for infants were infected and two died. >> although abbott maintained there was no evidence to prove its formula, got the infant sick. and now in the new letter sent yesterday, investing, doctors say they found significant vials options inside facilities during inspections dating back to late last year, including finished formula product that tested positive for cronobacter. for reckitt mead johnson. investigators described multiple water leaks and standing piles of spilled infant product formula, wet conditions and cracks are favorable for the growth of cronobacter. and in the letter to perrigo, the fda said cronobacter was found in finished formula. cronobacter was also allegedly found in bayer's finished formula. but here's the good news. the fda says products currently on the market are safe, thanks to previous recalls which the fda says were effective. but regulators want further action to prevent contamination in the future. now, these companies have been given 15 days to respond to the warning letters. the fda says although these three

i also want to thank governor greg abbott of the lone star state. he was invested in this and he cared about his state and he was part of this process. chair of the houston big committee, ira mitzner right here who was integral in making this happen. ceo of houston first michael heckman who put on quite a show last night and the entire houston bid committee for their efforts. i will say the rnc was blown away when we came to houston, we were blown away from start to finish. it was one of the best bids i have ever seen of any city for any convention and i have no doubt that they will put together one of the best conventions that the entire country has ever seen in 2028. houston is such a great american city. it showcases our party so well. it's the biggest city in texas and that's saying something. it's a perfect example of how our party is continuing to grow. we all know that hispanic voters have been shifting towards the republican party, texans like monica de la cruz and tony gonzalez and ted cruz and myra flores have been front and center leading

describiÓ el congresista al llegar ra la frontera y ver las estrategias puestas por el gobernador abbottntes para llegar a los estados unidos. lo que ha pasado hoy en estos meses en estos dÍas aquÍ en la frontera es imperdonable. el senador demÓcrata gutiÉrrez dice que con las boyas que han estado flotando en el rÍo bravo, no ha disminuido el nÚmero de inmigrantes cruzan la frontera solamente okayado a que recurran varias millas en el agua para llegar a los agentes de la patrulla fronteriza. >>> y pide terminar la colaboraciÓn con la patrulla fronteriza y el departamento de seguridad pÚblica de texas, con la excepciÓn de e quienes protegen la seguridad y solicitante de asilo polÍtico. >>> deban de recibir todo lo que merece a cualquier humano y ahorita en este momento el gobernador abbott estÁ haciendo todo lo que puede para que las personas no puedan recibir ese proceso. >>> nos comÚning el con la oficina del gobernador de texas para una reacciÓn pero sin respuestas. >>> organizaciones locales pro inmigrantes esperan que con la visita del congresista joaquÍn castro sea una manera para q

part of them from texas, part of governor gred abbott to bus migrants to so-called sanctuary cities. we begin bussing illegal immigrants up to new york, it was just texas and arizona that bore the brunt of all the chaos and all the problems that come with it. now the rest of america is understanding exactly what is going on. >> what is your messages to texas governor greg abbott and others who are bussing migrant here is to new york city? >> dehumanizing to treat fellow human beings in this magnitude as political stunts. it's the wrong thing to do that. and i say that with the clear understanding no city should be going through this. i'm with my brother mayors in brownsville. i'm with my brother mayors in el paso, in houston, in chicago and los angeles. >> i spoke with migrants from all over the world just in recent days. and they're coming here to new york city for a variety of reasons. some of them want the stay here and find work. they've heard there are resources being provided to them. so i do think there is a sense of taking advantage of some of those governor abbott bus, as lo

so the reality is you're seeing the end of diane abbott.t goes on inside her mind represents a good chunk of the labour party now. so i think when people come to vote next time, although they've kept enormously quiet now , the enormously quiet now, the reality is they represent between 25 and 30% of that party and when they get to power more leftists will get in than the rightists within the labour party and then we'll see what happens. and i guarantee to you that the minute they get in the rmt aslef , the doctors will all rmt aslef, the doctors will all get their money and, and they'll be able to give a big v—sign to the, to the conservative party who are trying to hold the line on inflation. so i'm afraid gb news viewers it won't come as a surprise to them. but i think to everybody else that when labour gets to power as i expect they will do, then i'm afraid we are in for a shocking, bumpy ride. >> goodness gracious me. >> goodness gracious me. >> i think we've seen the true face of labour this week and abbott and of course the eco lunati

but texas governor greg abbott says the state has a right to defend its borders. both sides are waiting on the court's decision. norah. >> omar villafranca, thank you. >>> we want to turn now to some terrifying incidents on board several planes. on wednesday, delta crew members and passengers helped subdue a man following a violent attack on a flight attendant in new orleans. in a separate incident, one person was injured when a tire was blown out during a hard landing in atlanta. cbs's kris van cleave has new details about a near collision at boston's logan airport. >> reporter: tonight a dramatic new picture of a close call on a boston runway, taken from a jetblue cockpit shows a business jet taking off without permission in february, forcici ththe airlinener to takake evas actition to avoid a catastrophi collision. also tonight, the faa is investigating what caused a fiery tire blowout as delta flight 1437 landed in atlanta yesterday. >> it sounds like we blew a tire, is that correct? >> yes, sir. we did see smoke and fire coming off of one of your tires. your

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so the reality is you're seeing the end of diane abbott. what goes on inside her mind represents a good chunk of the labour party now. so i think when people come to vote next time, although they've kept enormously quiet now , the enormously quiet now, the reality is they represent between 25 and 30% of that party and when they get to power more leftists will get in than the rightists within the labour party and then we'll see what happens. and i guarantee to you that the minute they get in the rmt aslef , the doctors will all rmt aslef, the doctors will all get their money and, and they'll be able to give a big v—sign to the, to the conservative party who are trying to hold the line on inflation. so i'm afraid gb news viewers it won't come as a surprise to them. but i think to everybody else that when labour gets to power as i expect they will do, then i'm afraid we are in for a shocking, bumpy ride. >> goodness gracious me. >> goodness gracious me. >> i think we've seen the true face of labour this week and abbott and of course the eco lu

muerte de una niÑa migrante de tres aÑos de edad que venÍa de texas en un autobÚs enviado por greg abbottna de las migrantes que han llegado en autobÚs desde texas a chicago como parte de la operaciÓn estrella solitaria de greg abbott. >> muchos niÑos murieron en el camino. reportera: el congresista garcÍa dice que le informaron de la tragedia y que se mantienen contacto con las autoridades sobre cÓmo avanza la investigaciÓn. >> sabemos que el autobÚs hizo una parada en illinois y fue llevada a un hospital y falleciÓ. reportera: el mÉdico forense confirmÓ a univisiÓn que los resultados de la autopsia no fueron concluyentes, pero que otros estudios de muestra de tejidos pueden proporcionar la causa de la muerte. la divisiÓn de salud de texas dijo que cada pÉrdida de vida es una tragedia y que la menor cuando presentÓ problemas de salud el autobÚs se detuvo y el personal llamÓ al 911 para recibir atenciÓn mÉdica. y que ningÚn migrante que subiÓ al autobÚs requiriÓ atenciÓn mÉdica. >> preguntaron si necesitÁbamos atenciÓn mÉdica. antes de salir hay mÉdicos que revisan. reportera: la muerte d

a part of governor greg abbott's $5 billion border security plan, operation lone star. >> it's too deeppanish] jesus. >> reporter: magali urbina's farm bumps up to the rio grande the buoys. >> [speaking spanish] >> reporter: where we saw troopers rescuing a small migrant group baking in the sun. urbina says the buoys have not stopped migrants from crossing the river. >> they don't change anything. it doesn't do anything. it doesn't deter, it doesn't stop, it doesn't do anything. >> reporter: the doj has sued the state of texas saying the barriers are not safe, they are unlawful, and they want them removed, but texas governor greg abbott says the state has a right to defend its borders. both sides are waiting on the court's decision. norah? >> norah: omar villafranca, thank you. we want to turn now to some terrifying incidents on board several planes. on wednesday, delta crew members and passengers helped subdue a man following a violent attack on a flight attendant in new orleans. in a separate incident, one person was injured when a tire was blown out during a hard landing in atlanta.

governor greg abbott remains he has constitutional authority to protect the state borders.oining me now is attorney and cnn opinion writer real ray has. he is also an immigration analyst at usa today. appreciate you joining us. >> of course. democratic lawmakers visited the rio grande area tuesday to observe the barriers being used by texas governor greg abbott to keep migrants out of the united states. focusing their attention particularly on the use of barbed wire barriers. and massive buoys in the river. what do you expect to come of this? given legal action against texas has had no success so far and how much do you fear this might simply end up being yet another photo op? >> right, well let us start with the good news here. the good news here seems to be that democrat lawmakers are trying to draw attention to something of a humanitarian crisis. that has been intentionally created, intentionally created by governor abbott as part of law operation lone star. using these blue eastbound with razor wire across the river. now cnn and the houston chronicle are the publication

and that diane abbott. now, this that is diane abbott.secretary for four years, which is a remarkable figure, especially considering her views on a variety of things. but it does also appear to be that she is of the mindset that every single person trying to get to britain is indeed in need of asylum. they are genuinely fleeing. does that view still, still, still, still seep through to the labour party as a whole, do you think? because if it does , that should be a concern for people at the next election? >> quite agree with >> well, i quite agree with that. people in the that. there are people in the labour party who are absolutely determined to have what is called a universal entry and they cannot be allowed to do that. it's got to be stopped . that. it's got to be stopped. and the only way you can stop it is by legislation and in my opinion, you need to have it as strong as possible. i prefer the word notwithstanding the european community, the notwist standing, the human rights act, and notwithstanding the european convention on human

governor greg abbott claiming it helps protect the texas border. but we watched more than a dozen migrants walk right past it. she says, "those things don't work, because we are here with force." these deaths come as abbott continues to bus thousands of asylum seekers to democrat-led cities. hundreds waiting outside this new york city hotel. some moved to a church. >> new york city should not be going through this on their own. this is not sustainable, and i've said it over and over again. >> reporter: officials say they've received more than 2,000 migrants just last week. david, we have learned one of the people found was a migrant from honduras, another one is a mexican national. the president of mexico is saying that this barrier is inhumane and it violates their sovereignty. on top of that, we also note, the u.s. department of justice is suing the state of texas over these red buoys. david? >> david: mireya villarreal in fort worth, texas, tonight. mireya, thank you. >>> in the northeast tonight, a deadly home explosion in a new jersey neighbor

segÚn el gobernador abbott busca desalentar la migraciÓn.r el puerto. >>> dÍas atrÁs, autoridades mexicanas tambiÉn reclamaron porque las boyas flotaron en su territorio pero el gobernador abbott afirmÓ que fueron devueltas al lugar originario. >>> pausa, y volvemos con mÁs. en breve le explicaremos detalles sobre esta acciÓn. inicia un proyecto de vivienda donde personal escual olar podrÍa verse beneficiado. >>> al regresar, la tormenta tropical harold impactÓ texas, hablaremos lo que va a suceder con otra tormenta tropical afectando la uniÓn americana. en telemundo 48 continuamos con nuestra campaÑa de desocupar los albergues, este sÁbado 24 de agosto tere unndmos . ♪(mÚsica)♪ . >>> el gobierno de japÓn anuncÓo que desde este jueves comenzarÁ a enviar al mar mÁs de un millÓn de toneladas contaminadas con radiaciÓn, el agua fue tratada con hasta una sÉptima parte de lo que exige la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud este plan enfrentÓ a grupos pesqueros locales y la organizaciÓn de saludlocal. >>> regresamos a mÉxico, el gobierno rechazÓ hace

one else is doing more right now than governor abbott anand what we have been doing in the statee of meantime crossings are beginning to spike again up 30% in july over june and the surge is continuing into august. sources tell fox border patrol's tucson, arizona sector has seen daily crossings hit almost 2,000 in recent days. one border patrol station in the rio grande valley sector reported 1100 illegal crossings in just 24 hours. and the fox drone team continues to witness illegal crossings here in eagle pass. north dakota governor and republican presidential candidate doug burgum also sounded off on eagle pass. >> so far right here in this sector, 98 different countries people crossing, including syria, iran, china. >> bill: and, bret, in arizona tonight, house republicans from both the oversight and judiciary committees are going to be coming together in sierra blanca. that's where they are going to be holding a field hearing on the biden administration's handling of the border crisis. that's set to start any minute now. they will also be continuing their investigation of dhs se

. >> the state government, greg abbott are treating humans beings like animals.umane. it's the reason i've said it's bar barrick, because it is -- bbarbaric because it is. maria: joining me now is christopher olivarez. it's great to see you. thanks for being here. you briefed the democrat lawmakers during their visit to the border, right? you told them what was going on. >> right. good morning, maria. great to be with you. yes, i got the opportunity to actually brief the delegation group and my whole concept behind it was to provide them facts, not to show them or describe a sanitized version of the border but to explain the reality and the impact of operation lone star. when governor abbott launched operation lone star the purpose was to stop the flow of mass migration between the ports of entry and focus on criminal activity. i provided statistical data to show the amount of drugs and fentanyl we seized in the state of texas that could have p potentially made it to some of the delegation members' districts. the state troopers were able to stop the drugs from ma

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in fact, abbott's own troopers have been raising concerns about how these are operating.nder his protocols has been deeply problematic even within his own staff. >> when title 42 which was that pandemic era measure expired a couple months ago there was an expectation there will be a rise in numbers at the borders, more and more migrants would make the trek to the united states. it hadn't really happened. can you give us a sense as to why. >> i think there are two main reasons. one, it's important to understand once title 42 went away it wasn't as if there's no federal law managing our borers. the suggestion that the borders are open is nonsensical and inconsistent with the reality we see at our country's borders. i think -- so it's important to understand that title 8 is still in place. in fact, it institutes harsher measures in the sense migrants who are encountered, that are returned are barred for 5 to 10 years which wasn't true under title 42. it's why you sawmillians of encounters because people who got returned would then a week later try to come back. it's why you

been doing for the past two and half years it's another attack against governor abbott and the stateparating that it means to create an area which is complete the false putin state troopers are not separating families, one thing to understand the viewers to understand what we see illegal immigrants coming across the river, they present themselves as families, there's no way to know their actual family member's vibrate because they don't have documentation or brexit interpret certificates and we don't do dna testing and the federal government dismantled dna testing so there's no way to determine if there families coming across the river with the children. when we arrest male adults with the family groups or the groups that present them so says families we arrest for state target, no different day-to-day when we arrest people for drunk driving if have a child in the car that is a form of separation or disturbance we arrest the mother or father for family violence, the support of separation, to say that we are actively separating families is completely false. maria: in terms of the numb

by governor greg abbott.he cavalcade continuing in iowa, as candidates make their case at the state fair. we will take you there live coming up as well. we want to begin, though, with this breaking news we have been following all afternoon. what could be -- could be -- a major development in the donald trump georgia election investigation, with a possible indictment coming as soon as tuesday. text messages uncovered may public filing showing members of a firm hired by trump lawyers coordinated a visit to the coffee county elections office. the text messages, they are part of a long running lawsuit filed against georgia secretary of state, but they are getting new attention today amidst speculation they could play a major part in the case being built by fulton county d.a. fani willis. in a moment, i'm glad to speak with dementia from the atlanta journal -- i want to go to -- who is standing by for us. gary, start things off for us. tell us more about what we are learning here. >> just to give viewers a little

they come into contact with them. >> governor abbott's office would argue, i would think, they're not they are meant to discourage people from crossing at the rio grande crossing into the united states that way. and they might argue there have been in number of migrant deaths. i think it's something like 850 because of the policies that the biden administration has, where are the democratic tiers for those individuals? i'm paraphrasing what i think they might say. >> sure. look, i think there is a few things we can agree on. number one, it is best for people and safest for people to cross at a port of entry. but it's also true throughout american history, there have been people, families and others that have been so desperate that they try to make it across the river. and what the governor has done is inhumane in two ways. first, where he has placed the razor wire barrel trap is in an area that forces migrants to swim many in a deeper part of the water. he is forcing them to go to a deeper part of the water where they may drown. if, however, they encounter buoys and the razor wire, th

a part of governor abbott's $5 billion border security plan, operation lone star. >> too deep. they have a child. [ speaking in global language ] jesus. >> reporter: magali urbina's farm bumps up to the rio grande and the buoys. [ speaking in global language ] where we saw state troopers rescue a small migrant group with children baking in the texas sun. she says the buoys haven't stopped migrants there crossing the river. >> they don't change anything. it doesn't deter or doesn't stop it doesn't do anything. >> reporter: the doj has sued the state of texas saying the barriers are not safe, they're unlawful, and they want them removed, but texas governor greg abbott says the state has a right to defend its borders. both sides are waiting on the court's decision. omar villafranca, cbs news eagle pass, texas. >>> two u.s. navy sailors have been arrested and charged with selling sensitive military information to china. as mark strassmann reports, some of the information included details about a large-scale military exercise and navy warships. >> reporter: cash over country. >> we

yesterday evening and a spokesperson for greg abbott said they went voluntarily. this is the ninth busload of migrants that texas has sent to l.a. abbott has defended the moves, claiming that small border towns in his state are overwhelmed. >>> meanwhile a federal judge in texas will decide whether to allow the state to keep a floating barrier designed to keep migrants from crossing the rio grande into the u.s. the biden administration is suing texas over the barrier, and today in court a state department official said the buoys endanger lives, threaten the environment and could damage relations between the u.s. and mexico. texas officials argue the barrier is necessary to protect the state. >>> for the first time ever, infants can be protected from rsv before they are even born. the fda just approved the new pfizer drug and vaccine that would be given to pregnant women who then pass the antibodies to their newborns. the cdc says 2 million children under the age of five get rsv each year and up to 80,000 are hospitalized with 300 not. the paternal vaccine would be

again, desantis and abbott, brilliant, the moves expose democrats for who they are, utter frauds. >> faucet is flowing, stop the flow of faus sxet have decompression strategy at the border. not sustainable, 10,000 per month, the math does not add up. >> laura: the math doesn't add up. the decompression strategy, can't even say support the border. he cannot bring himself to say what we all know, this is all on biden for flinging over the border in the first place. >> are you frustrated with the biden administration, you place blame on them for more welcoming stance that led to this record surge? >> a lot of blame to go around, again, republicans have been blocking real immigration re form. what is at the heart of this for me, what is more american than the right to work? >> laura: uh-huh. there you have it. like all globalists, adams believes that borders are immoral, especially the united states border. he believes that anyone, anywhere in the world has inherent right to be american and because americans have not cooperated in that insane idea, they're to blame for the migrant mess.

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what was known as operation sovereign borders under tony abbott . first borders under tony abbott.of all, can you just explain what was your role in how that and how that policy was delivered? yes. >> my role in essence was to support asylum seekers and refugees with complaints they made about the system we had in place. so nauru was a very complex facility with a lot of infrastructure and had lot infrastructure and we had a lot of australian expats there from broad wilson security broad spectrum wilson security and force and australian border force looking the the looking after the care, the safety security of asylum safety and security of asylum seekers refugees. and my job seekers and refugees. and my job was respond to complaints was to respond to complaints they and to implement they had and to implement additional policies where we thought we needed to provide additional and support. and additional care and support. and ultimately did things ultimately if we did things wrong, our staff wrong, hold our staff accountable. a accountable. now it's a fascinating study because fasc

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. >> sandra: texas governor greg abbott leading republican governors on a southern border tour.migrant crossings, border buoys in the rio grande. hey, casey. >> good to see you. abbott is joined by four other governors, and take an aerial tour, a section of the rio grande river where texas has deployed those giant floating barriers in the water to help deter migrants from illegally crossing. the justice department suing texas arguing the buoys have to be removed because they violate river protection laws. the doj officials claim the buoys are unauthorized and obstruct u.s. waters. texas has argued they do not obstruct that part of the river, therefore the law doesn't apply. governor abbott also contends the federal government has failed to defend the southern border adding the state has a federal constitutional right to defend itself against invasion from

again, desantis and abbott brilliant. strategic moves exposed democrats for who they really are. utter frauds. >> the faucet is flowing. we have to stop the flowing faucet. we have to make sure we have a real decompression strategy at the border. it's not sustainable when you look at 10,000 a month. the math just does not add up. >> laura: the math does not add up. the decompression strategy. can't even say enforce the darn border. because eric adams is a partisan instead of a straight shooter he really cannot be honest. can he not bring himself to say what we all know that this is all on biden for flinging open the border in the first place. >> are you frustrated with the biden administration? do you place blame on them for more welcoming stance that has led to this record surge. >> there is a lot of blame to go around. again, all the republicans have been blocking real immigration reform. what's at the heart of all of this, for me, is what is more american than the right to work? >> laura: aha, there you have it. like a

lauren: karen bass called texas governor greg abbott's move despicable beyond politics and evil.t's a quote. it was the ninth bus sent from texas to los angeles in the past two months and left early sunday and arrived monday night in california just as folks in los angeles were told to stay home because of dangerous weather. stuart: that's pure evil. lauren: about 37 migrants on it. stuart: i'll hold myself in check as i respond to that. thanks very much, lauren. biden administration is auctioning off unused parts of the border wall. governor of oklahoma kevin stitt joining me now. seems to me biden is selling off the material so the republicans cannot finish the wall. is that accurate? >> well, sure appears that way. that's exactly what you would assume and materials are already have and we have a crisis at our southern border. it's beyond me why we're not just finishing that wall. we're just trying to enforce the law and there's ports of industries where people can legally immigrate to our country. we cannot allow people to just cross illegally and that's why myself and i think

governor abbott saying washington, d.c. finally understands what texans have been dealing with every single day. major cities are asking for more federal aid to house the migrants they're also asking for expedited work permits. while several big cities struggle illegal crossings at the southern border dropped significantly after new asylum rules took effect in may. but those rules are now the subject of a legal battle. >> team usa took on portugal at the women's world cup this morning. the result was a nil nil draw, but that's enough to send the us women into the knockout stage for the ninth consecutive time. the us has not lost to portugal in ten previous matches. the streak continues. time now for a look at your tuesday weather. >> check this out. a massive fire whirl was seen along the california nevada border where a wildfire is being fueled by the hot and dry conditions. smoke from the so called york fire disrupted flights in las vegas and is even threatening joshua tree in the mojave national preserve. 31 million amer

governor greg abbott will host a group of at least four other republican governors today down in eagleere the helicopter flyover planned so leaders can see things for themselves. abbott continues to claim the federal government has failed to defend the southern border adding it has a federal constitutional right to defend itself against invasion from non-state actors. more than 183,000 migrant encounters were recorded for the month of july. up from the start of the year when apprehensions topped 157,000 back in january. since october 1st, there have been more than 1.9 million encounters recorded along the southern border. meantime an 18-year-old man has been arrested in houston for allegedly shooting and killing an 11-year-old girl while she was at her home. police say the suspect was in this country illegally. investigators say he was from guatemala and had a sponsor in baton rouge, louisiana. he has now been arrested and is sitting behind bars at this point. we'll keep you posted on what happens down there today. >> dana: casey stiegel in texas. >> bill: retail theft is on the rise i