so, these are the inhumane conditions that governor abbott is creating.artment of justice appealed, and got a decision in court saying, this violated federal law, it was ineffective, and it's really a problematic strategy. >> you know, if you look at the timing of when this happened, the buoys were installed in july. i guess right after title 42 was lifted in may. how much do you think this factored into the governor's decision to build this barrier, and what does it say about the need for comprehensive and humane immigration reform in this country? because it doesn't seem that there is any movement on the comprehensive reform side. >> sadly, no. there isn't any real movement. and it's not just comprehensive immigration reform. we are not see any real steps on immigration reform, period. and that includes even things like economic -- at a time when inflation is obviously a massive problem with the economy. it is in part, because of a lack of immigration. so governor abbott's move in, terms of implementing the buoys, wasn't his only step. as i mentioned, h

governor greg abbott here in new york tell us how to manage the crisis. said go back to texas, talk to your 25 republican members of congress, and tell them to get back to work and help us out here. >> reporter: future waves of migrants are sure to follow the governor's trip, citing a so-called breaking point situation with border shelters overwhelmed, the city of el paso accepting charter bus help from texas to offer migrants rides to locations of their choice, denver, chicago, and new york remain top of the list. during governor abbott's visit to new york, he also resurfaced criticism directed at president biden and vice president harris, erin, saying they are yet to see this migrant crisis up front with their own eyes. we should mention that abbott's schedule did not include a stop at the main intake center during his visit, even if it was right across the street from one of his manhattan stops. erin? >> all, polo, thank you very much. >>> and next, bruce springsteen has pulled the plug on his concerts for the rest of the year. but he's got a new song.

abbott has bused migrants across the country. more than 11,000 to washington, d.c. 6,400 to chicago. and 1,000 to denver as part of his operation lone star. republican senator ted cruz of texas had this reaction to adams. >> seeing eric adams complain about 100,000 is cute, but he still doesn'n't botherr to put blame where i it belongs. >> reporter: but yesterday, a federal judge ruled against governrnor abbbbott on the issu thee buoysys hee placed in the grande. the j judge ordered the r removf ththe 1,000-0-foot waterer bar from the middle of the river. >> texas has been sending operation after operation to o r borders, and frankly nothing has stopped migration. >> reporter: the buoys have to be removed by next friday. governor abbott has already filed an appeal and said he's willing to take this case all the way to the supreme court if necessary. norah. >> omar villafranca, thank you. >>> california is cracking down on fentanyl smuggling. governor gavin newsom said today he's sending more national guard troops to ports of entr

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to his appeal, abbott said he's prepared to take the fight all the way to the supreme court. spokes people for abbott's office and the doj did not immediately respond to our request for comment. >>> the hunt for a convicted killer in pennsylvania is entering the second week the reward that leads to the capture of cavalcante has doubled to $20,000 george solis is following the latest on that search. >> reporter: from the air to the ground and even across rail yards, the search for danelo cavalcante in the eighth day he. >> he's already murdered two people >> reporter: he escaped last thursday morning, crab walking up walls in a corridor off the prison's exercise yard multiple sightings of the fugitive inside a two-mile radius helped establish an initial perimeter where police tried to contain him but failed. he was next captured on a trail camera at longwood gardens authorities say he was seen tuesday night, approximately four miles away from there by a homeowner who sought escaped inmate in a creek bed and possibly again back near the gardens where the search is focussed if h

the original ruling gave abbott until september 15 preer prior to his appeal, abbott said he's willing to take the fight all the way to the supreme court. spokes people for abbott and the d.o.j. did not immediately respond to our request for comment. >>> the hunt for an escaped presse prisoner continues he was convict in the u.s. of killing his ex-girlfriend, stabbing her more than 30 times. our george solis spoke with the victim's sister. >> reporter: is your family afraid, knowing he's out on the loose? >> yes, my family's all scary. i don't sleep no more. he's a monster when he's with my sister >> he was last spotted yesterday at a place called longwood gardens. those botanical gardens were evacuated and evacuated remain closed to the public >>> danny masterson was convicted of raping two women. masterson has repeatedly denied the allegations. his attorney says the jury got it wrong and they are confident the convictions will be overturned >>> >>> now to a drama deep underground. an american explorer trapped in a cave in turkey he suffered a medical emergency while co-leading an exp

the people being sent by governor abbott to new york, washington d.c.re going to go well over 2 million encounters it. let's just say well over 2,035,000 were sent from texas specifically to new york. they were in cbp custody. humanitarian reasons. they are free to go into the united states was some level of status they were set up for asylum or an immigration hearing. they are typically free to go. many go wherever they want including new york without assistance to texas. you think about place like eagle pass or real grand valley they do not have the infrastructure jewel thousands and thousands of people coming across the border every night. every 24 hours half the border is in texas. about 3000 people coming into the border illegally by the brick in the lot to come into the united states. counter by the border patrol about one third of being released. the cities and towns along the southwest border don't have the infrastructure you take care of this people the way they need to be taken care of. let's face it new york asked for this a problem for they

and governor greg abbott striking back, and sticking to the fact that according to governor abbott, thel order to deploy the buoys in a statement saying that this ruling is incorrect, and it will be overturned on appeal. we will continue to utilize every strategy to secure the border including deploying the texas national guard solders and deploying the public safety troopers and installing strategic barriers and this is a brawl, and we will continue to follow it all. >> and rosa, just the beginning here. appreciate it. kate? >> still ahead for us, the americans are stealing show at the us open and now we could be lookinging at an all-american women's final potentially. we will preview that next. your aspen dental team is celebratiting 25 years of affordable care with a an epic summer of smiles event. riright now, new patients without insurance get a free full exam and x-rays. plus, everyone can get 20% off their treatment plan. but hurry, because while these summer savings won't last, the memories you make together will. aspen dental. book today. j.p. morgan wealth management knows it'

no-hitter for jim abbott!e but a player in your situation with everything you'd been through, it's taken to a whole different level. what was your reaction once you'd done it? >> i was blown away by the reaction. my wife and i went out in manhattan. it was a saturday night, the night after the game and newspapers were out for the sunday edition. i was signing autographs, taxi cabs were honking and people were running across the street and in some ways your life had changed. got up in the morning a bit of a headache to be honest with you and i've been so heartened, just amazed that people have remembered that game. i go to new york city, people remember the date, people yell across the street and most importantly, though, there's a lot of kids who were born like me missing a hand, facing challenges and the fact that they have that is something to look to, to connect with, that you can be good. you know, you don't have to just participate. you can actually be good. you can play with the best players and do very

. >>> as buses of thousands of migrants continue to come to new york from texas, governor greg abbotts calling out new york saying the city is only dealing with a fraction of the migrant crisis his state is dealing with. that's ahead. >>> texas governor greg abbott is in new york thumbing his nose at the mayor of new york as he looks at bussing migrants to new york city. so far he has sent 16,000 migrants to no, and he says that the recent ip flux in texas is far worse than what new york is dealing with, and this is coming as migrant bus rides are being offered to other cities. pa polo sandoval is with us now, and greg abbott is not backing down, and it is extreme in places like el paso but it is huge also in new york. >> yes, and they are in a crisis situation in el paso, but we have heard from greg abbott, and he says you think that 16,000 arriving in the last year and half is bad, you should go to the lone star state. this is apples to oranges, and i have heard from asylum seekers who say that a vast majority of them are planning the go beyond cities like texas to denver, washingto

republican governor greg abbott obstacles are more than just physical barriers. they are buoys, seemingly designed to maim and caused deadly injury. look at this video shot by texas democratic congresswoman, sylvia garcia. those are sharp blades, place between each wrecking ball sized buoy. republican governor spent $1 million to install these, apparent death traps. it's part of his multi billion dollar anti-immigration crusade, called operation lone star. >> the context is very simple. washington, d. c. has failed to do its job. to secure our border. the only person who's been sowing chaos is joe biden in his open border policies. texas is the only state in history of america that is actually erected barriers to deny illegal entry into our country. >> well, to the extent that's true, is because illegal to do that. the justice department promptly warned abbott he would face legal action if he didn't remove the barriers, because of a federal law that quite clearly states that federal approval is needed for installing barriers in navigable waters. in response that

more than 13,000 bused in by texas governor greg abbott.licies for the influx and says liberal cities should shoulder some of that burden. abbobott has busused migrantntss the e country. momore thahan 11,000 t to wawashington, , d.c., 640000 to chicago, and 1,000 to denver, as part of his operation lone star. republican senator ted cruz of texas had this reaction to adams. >> seeing eric adams complain about 100,000, it is cute, but he still doesn't bother to put the blame where it belongs. >> reporter: but yesterday, a federaljudge ruled against governor abbott on the issue of the buoys he placeced in t the ririo grande. the judge ordered the removal of the e 1,000-footot water bararrr from the middle of the riviver. but late t today, a didifferent judgdge ruled the bubuoys can rn duringng the courtrt battle. >> texas has been sending operation after operation to our borders, and, frankly, nothing has stopped migration. >> reporter governor abbott has already filed an appeal and says he is willing to take this case all the way to the supre

on friday texas governor greg abbott announced he's sending buses to the border cities of eagle pass el paso, the republican governor says the buses will take the migrants to other cities and help border communities that are in his words overwhelmed by president joe biden's border crisis. for a closeup look at the human toll of the migrant crisis we turn to cnn's ed lavandera on the border between mexico and the united states. >> reporter: a small group of migrants scour the river bank searching for a safe place to slip through razor wire, their final obstacle in a months long journey to reach u.s. soil. a man carries a young boy on his shoulders, leading a line of migrants crossing the rio grande. he said we faint, we pass out, this is crazy but thank god we are here. jorge holds his 3-year-old child telling me his family walked three months through mexico before crossing the river. he said we cross illegally because our children can't take it anymore, can't handle it anymore. eagle pass, texas the flash point for a u.s. border crisis with no end in sight. for several days thousands

territory back into mexico. >> no objection. >> this in addition to governor abbott separating fathers from their children and their families, it's just -- it's agregious what is happening on the border via operation lone star. attorney general garland, are you able to speak to any responses the department has had to governor abbott's blatant undermining of federal immigration authority? >> i can obviously speak on one question, when -- we brought suit under the rivers and harbors act for the interference with navigable waters, that case is still under adjudication in the district court. >> i understand that. there are other issues, i want to make sure i flag them for you today at this hearing. but would also like for your folks to take a close look at the investigation that i have requested, and i will be sending a follow-up letter after what we have learned just this week from the el paso times. switching gears, i do want to offer you an opportunity for some rebuttal because what we have seen from some of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle is their penchant for performance,

mexico has indicated their displeasure with governor abbott.oing to court on this. overall, though, this says something about who we are as a country. to be what the symbol of our border to be this barbaric razor wire buoy system? it has killed people and maimed people. i don't think that we do. in fact, time after time, even watchdogs within the federal government have said that these types of mechanisms are outdated, they are not the best way to keep people out, if that is what you're trying to do. there are better ways to achieve border security that involve cameras and other types of sensors and technology. i think that our time and effort would be better spent on that and on personnel, down on the, border than on this kind of thing. >> okay, i guess we will have to wait and see it this goes to the supreme court's direction. we will see. let me talk to about 2024 politics. the new headline on politico, revealing that in affiliate of president biden's chief super pac has spent $13 million in an ad blitz across six battleground states. they a

i sent you a letter in july about abbott's floating barriers. i know that is now -- that case is going through appeal. but we have also learned that the national guard shot -- a guardsman shot at a mexican national across the rio grande and in september, on september 1st, i sent you a letter asking that the doj investigate that. we also know that governor abbott -- we've learned from whistle-blowers, that he has ordered national guardsmen to prevent migrants from turning themselves in to cbp. has ordered that they push back people into mexico and, mr. chairman, i would like to unanimous consent to enter the record an el paso times article from earlier this year. texas national guard orders hundreds of asylum seekers on u.s. territory back into mexico. >> without objection. >> this in addition to governor abbott separating fathers from their children and their families, it's just egregious what is happening on the border via operation lone star. attorney general garland, are you able to speak to any responses the department has had to governor ab

abbott said texas has bused nearly 12,000 migrants to our nation's capital, 15,000 to new york, 8,700chicago. in a statement, abbott said that until president biden upholds his constitutional duty to secure america's southern border, texas will continue to deploy as many buses as needed to relieve the strain cause by the surge of illegal crossings. the biden administration has announced several steps being taken to address the situation, including the deployment of 800 active-duty military personnel, adding capacity to border facilities, and continuing to conduct deportation flights. the problem goes beyond the migrants who have already made it to the u.s. southern border. take a look at how these migrants are traveling through mexico on cargo trains, using bedsheets as tents to protect themselves from the sun during the long trip north. there may also be tens of thousands of others on their way north. on tuesday, mexico's largest railroad operator suspended service of northbound train lines after reporting half a dozen injuries and deaths of migrants. we reached out to the government

el gobernador abbott lo publicÓ entusiasmado en redes sociales.r los estÁn dejando atrapados en sus casas. >>> no vamos a poder salir de aquÍ en caso de un accidente. >>> las boyas en eagle pass colocados en rÍo grande y un tribunal de apelaciones le permitiÓ al gobernador abbott dejarlas en el mismo lugar. republicanos y demÓcratas en washington estÁn divididos. >>> ¿para quÉ queremos un muro?. para parar refugiados. para parar a estas personas que se estÁn muriendo de hambre. >>> yo creo que sÍ, se necesita un muro, para poder guiar todos los inmigrantes aciertos lugares donde hay mucho mÁs seguro. >>> hay fuerte presencia de miembros de la guardia nacional, son parte de la estrategia de la operaciÓn long start puesta en marcha por el gobernador de texas y la califica como todo un Éxito con mÁs de 400 mil arrestos de in mi dprants >>> grupos proinmigrantes por la construcciÓn de la barrera por el aumento de muertes en la frontera entre mÉxico y estados unidos. hay un aumento de 88%. 140 migrantes han perdido la vida solo en esa zona. >>> los coy

. >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott is railing against the biden administration, saying borderties are overwhelmed and overrun by the large number of migrants arriving there and calling the situation a crisis. governor abbott announced that he had erected the texas division of emergency management to deploy additional buses to the border cities of eagle pass and el paso. the purpose is transporting immigrants to what abbott calls self-declared sanctuary cities, which are municipalities mostly run by democrats. in a statement, abbott says texas has bused nearly 12,000 migrants to our nation's capital, nearly 15,000 to new york, and an additional 8,700 to chi chicago. in a statement, abbott says that texas will continue to deploy as many buses needed to relief the strain caused by the surge of illegal crossings. meanwhile, the biden administration has announced several steps being taken to address the situation, including the deployment of 800 active duty military personnel, adding capacity to border facilities. and continuing to conduct deportation flights. the problem goes beyo

governor abbott has deployed state resources and texas national guards members to the states border with mexico and operation lone star has created order management challenges, it has resulted in countless humanitarian and due process violations for migrants. it has harmed guardsmen assigned to the mission, it has cost the state billions of dollars and it has completely undermined the federal government's authority over immigration. i sent you a letter, my colleagues and i from texas sent you a letter from july about greg abbott's floating barriers. i know that case is going through appeal. but, we have also learned that the national guards shot at a mexican national across the rio grande and in september, on september 1st, i sent you a letter asking that the doj investigated that. we also know that governor abbott, we have learned from whistleblowers that he has ordered national guardsmen to prevent migrants from turning themselves in to cbp, has even ordered that they push people back into mexico. mr. chairman, i would like your unanimous consent to enter into the record an el paso tim

it's not governor abbott i'm glad governor abbott is doing it it shines a spotlight.hey fly the men under the cover of night they do it secretly so people don't see it and it explodes on the streets of new york city and governor abbott gets blamed for it because that's a politics. we have to remove politics from the rule of law if we do that and strictly look at this from what is best for the american people we are going to say we have to secure our border and have an orderly immigration system and by the way the most orderly immigration system under president trump in my 25 year career. maria: unfortunately when you look at how the democrats respond to all of this. it is clear their priority is staying in power. they will not admit the criminality evidence that we see from the comer investigation. they will not admit this is unsustainable at the border, it is against their narrative and it could jeopardize them staying in power. it's really disheartening that this is where we are politics everywhere, you mentioned new york city they just announced plans to distribute

governor greg abbott. appreciate it.rashing maga republicans but he can't even get his insults right. my take on that straight ahead. also i discussed our exclusive newsom-ron desantis debate with both governors last night. tomi lahren, tudor dixon had coming up straight ahead. stay with us. uncomfortable. i want the mental part of it to be uncomfortable, so that when the game comes, it's easy. you got to mentally wake up and make a decision on who you want to be that day. how can i get better. how can i take this opportunity to step into a new level. i'm all about things that work. and with oofos, i saw a product that was working, that was helping. you know, i actually feel better. i feel stronger. i feel faster. [applause] >> sean: president biden traveled to arizona today, but he didn't go to the border. of course not. instead he gave a speech trashing maga republicans. what a shock. take a look. >> i insisted. i take credit. oh, i didn't see well up there. oh! don't jump. don't jump! the speech i made it gettysburg,

greg abbott says he sent 13,300 migrants to new york city. the federal government shipped the other 88% to the city. that's just a fraction of the 5.9 million people crossing illegally. the counters at the mexico border that the border states are dealing with since the day that president biden took office. sandra? >> sandra: thanks, edward. live at the white house. our next guest blasting the hypocrisy of that move. bra brandon judd joins us now. what's going on here? >> sandra, we don't know what is up from down anymore. you hear this administration claiming that abbott's buoys are against the law but yet he turns back around and the next breath and he says he's going to force people to stay in texas. people that have been released -- once they're released, they have the right to travel throughout the united states. as much as i hate the catch and release, i recognize what the laws are. the laws are if this administration chooses to release these people, they're free to travel. he can't force them to stay in texas. that's against the law. so

the state's governor, greg abbott is vowing to take this to the supreme court.livarez from the texas department of public safety. thanks, sir, for joining us. what does this mean for border security? >> well, sandra, good afternoon. great to be you. first off, this is a preliminary injunction. the governor made it very clear yesterday that he's going to appeal the process. so we know for a fact that this marine barrier has been proven to be effective. ever since it's been put in place, there's not been a single illegal border crossing in front of the barrier or someone trying to go under it. it's diverted the traffic miles away from the barrier. so this sends a clear message to the country that the federal government continues to neglect their responsibility to secure the border and attack texas and governor abbott and his responsibility to secure the border. now, we have to keep in mind, sandra, that first off, it's not legal under federal law to cross a river or a desert between two ports of entry. the federal government has pretty much acknowledged that they'

who stood in front of governor abbott with $5000 customized?c adams with no plan, call them racist and said bring it on. send me the illegals and we will put them in hotels. three squares a day. iphones, healthcare and all of a sudden he realizes he's overwhelmed and instead of apologizing to governor abbott saying i understand your pain, we saw governor hochul say i understand. he looked down and said this monster who sends them to new york, governor abbott said okay, i'm going to double the number. >> the fact is, it's only 35000, we had over 100,000 so they are coming on their own. within two weeks they will be at the border again. you said you can't put them in a senior center, this is our neighborhood, we don't know these people are. they might be a bunch of einsteins or gang members, we don't know. what was it like on the ground? i see the video of you in the middle of people and you got arrested a few times. talk about the emotion of the people in new york. >> we are beside ourselves because we feel elected officials have abandoned us to

territory back into mexico." >> no objection. >> this in addition to governor abbott separating fathersdren and their families, it's egregious what is happening on the border via operation lone star. attorney general garland, are you able to speak to any responses the department has had to governor abbott's blatant undermining of federal immigration authority? >> i can obviously speak on the buoys question. when we brought suit under the rivers and harbor act for the interference with navigatable waters, that case is still under adjudication in the district court. >> i understand that. there are other issues and i want to make sure i flag them for you today at this hearing, but would also like for your folks to take a close look at the investigation that i have requested, and i will be sending a follow up letter after what we've learned just this week from the el paso times. >> thank you. >> switching gears, i want to offer you an opportunity for some rebuttal because what we have seen from some of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle is their penchant for performance for twitte

greg abbott responding to a federal ruling against the floating barrier in the rio grande river.up to keep asylum seekers from crossing into texas but it has caused an ray of issues, and a federal judge gave abbott a week to remove it. more details from rosa flores who is live in houston. you've been to the floating barrier before. why is the federal judge saying it has to be removed? >> reporter: well, this judge is saying that's what federal law says. let me take you through this, because it's very interesting. this federal judge is saying, look, we're going to go by what federal law says. the federal law says that state of texas should have obtained permits before deploying these border buoys and i want to reich rea -- read you a portion of his order. the judge says, quote, governor abbott he was not asking for permission for the anti-immigration program for which texas constructed the floating barrier. unfortunately for texas, permission is exactly what federal law requires before installing obstructions in the nation's nav vick kable waters, the rio grande river. this judge

muriÓ el 10 de agosto a bordo del autobÚs fletado por el gobernador greg abbott como parte de la forman los Últimos meses a esa ciudad. para ellos el dÍa se va a separar en mitad clases en espaÑol y mitad clases en inglÉs. reportera: armados con una mochila, de refrigerio, cuadernos y algunas palabras en inglÉs. asÍ este pequeÑo experimento su primer dÍa clases en la gran manzana. ¿quÉ dibujaste? >> los deberes. reportera: su papÁ nos dice que tras cruzar la frontera desde ecuador, espera que pronto su hijo aprender inglÉs. >> le gusta el inglÉs porque escucha hablar a un niÑo y me pregunta quÉ le dijo. reportera: el idioma serÁ uno de las barreras mÁs grandes. para luchar contra esa limitaciÓn, el alcalde anunciÓ que los maestros con certificaciÓn bilingüe obtendrÁ automÁticamente la permanencia en sus posiciones. >> el aÑo pasado habÍan 18,000. nosotros estamos preparados. reportera: se estima que 10,000 inmigrantes llegan mensualmente a nueva york, muchos de ellos con niÑos. para ellos las instrucciones seguirÁn abiertas. vilma llegÓ de ecuador hace tres semanas y reciÉn maÑana podr

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governor abbott had to declare an invasion. he is having to spend texas billions on doing the job the united states government should be doing. we need to pass this bill. i yield back to the gentleman. mr. pfluger: i thank my colleague from tech as on the other side of the aisle that we should be thinking about how to remove people that come across illegally and that is what border patrol agents that told me this past weekend in eagle pass and their solution was deportation and i think my colleague was the one on tv about a week ago and said until you see images of people being deported and i'm not quoting exactly, but until you see the images of people being deported, and i couldn't agree with him more. that's the message we need to send. we don't need a remain in mexico policy and go back to the policy. because they know the border is wide open. this is a pass h.r. 2 and send h.r. 2 in the form we passed it here in the house to the senate and president and secure our border. i urge a yes vote and i yield back. the chair: the

abbott has bused migrants across the country.6400 chicago, a and 1,000 to denver come as part of his operation lone star lone star. republican senator ted cruz of texas had this reaction to adams. >> seeing eric adams complain about 100,000, it is cute, but he still doesn't bother to put the blame where it belongs. >> reporter: but yesterday, a federal judge ruled against gogovernor abbbbott on thehe isf the e buoys he plalaced in thehe rio o grande. the judgdge orderedd the removaf the 1,000-foot water barrier from the middle of the river. >> texas has been sending operation after operation to our borders, and, frankly, nothing has stopped migration. >> reporter: the buoys have to be removed by next friday. governor abbott has already filed an appeal and says he is willing to take this case all the way to the supreme court, if necessary. norah? >> norah: omar villafranca, thank you. former president donald trump's trade advisor was convicted of contempt of congress today. peter navarro was found guilty of defining a subpoena fro

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arthel: mutes but put texas governor greg abbott if not how would you like to speak with him?ve not spoken with him i would always be happy to speak with governor abbott or any governor who can try to solve this problem. what we said last year's if you open the border and put out a welcome mat people are going to come from all over the world. before i ask you specific about governor abbott because he is busting migrants up to new york city. >> i am empathetic to what is doing if he is dealing with hundreds of thousands of people coming across his board and the federal government is not listen to him i think his governors got shirts in the best interest of the people in his state. as you mentioned still more than 85% are coming from elsewhere. if you shut off the valve from texas to visit overwhelming faucet coming from all ports. the bottom line is unless new york city is willing to change the right to shelter dissent to create and challenge that will continue see a downward spiral. just a few minutes ago the city is regarding 5% agency cuts. that means ordinary citizens, taxp

you didn't hear governor greg abbott. i have interviewed you, him, others from that beautiful state where i have family many times have heard how they are crushed under the weight of illegals coming across the border but no one ever says it will change us to the point where we cease to exist. is that desperation or true coming out of the city's mayor? how bad do you think it will get for them? they aren't handling it well. >> i think it's both and it is utter hypocrisy at the same time. the order of magnitude is really different. listen, this was stark last year. you look at a community like martha's vineyard. it has a population between 20 and 30,000 people. and when governor ron desantis sent 50 illegal immigrants to martha's vineyard they freaked out. called in the national guard and deported them within 24 hours. to put that in comparison i want you to compare it another town the same size as marta's vineyard. del rio, texas. it has a population of 30,000 people on the rio grande river. i was there in del rio when on

since june, governor abbott has sent over 400 migrants to l.a. to 3400 migrants that abbott has sent to cities around the country. and saying this requires an investigation, that is true, nothing shows disregard for human life dropping someone in l.a. and new jersey governor is pushing against migrants in the state only if pushed against that smell coming from newark. the migrant situation and saying that new jersey doesn't have the resources to handle them. and funny previously said that would welcome migrants. what does the biden administration has to say, according to ms. peier. has done more than anyone else. he has. june saw the biggest drop in unlawful border crosses because of the policy that this president put in place. and we have registered officers securing a border because of the funding that this president secured. >> no surprise failed to mention the amount spent at the border, like the dentist money it would shock you. jim, you know about what is going in new jersey, and the governor is not being honest is he? >> no, i live in new

according to governor greg abbott just 12% of that total were bused by his administration to new york quicksort cb cotton thanks so much. coming up the white house is considering a plan to force some migrant families to remain in texas already setting off a major battle with texas governor greg abbott who is plucking to take the buy demonstration to court. lucas tomlinson will be the white house of more on that. house oversight judiciary committee member russell fright ways and is doing the calls for a to be impeached over his handling of the border crisis. it is all coming up after the break. ♪ trying vapes to quit smoking might feel like progress, but with 3x more nicotine than a pack of cigarettes - vapes increase cravings - trapping you in an endless craving loop. nicorette reduces cravings until they're gone for good. (vo) ultimate endless shrimp is here with a limited time flavor drop. new crispy dragon shrimp. one of seven endless choices for just $20. right now, only at red lobster. welcome to fun dining. president by mckenzie g20 summit in india. the white house is grappling

in texas, governor greg abbott governor greg abbott has been writing a high-profile campaign sending migrants to what he describes as democratic run cities. such as new york. by bus. claiming that they were overwhelming his state. out of the more than 100,000 migrants new york has received in the last year, about 13,000 were sent on buses provided by the state of texas the texas busing program has set roughly 35,000 migrants to other states since april of 2020. the statistics show that the migrants were offered free passage from texas over the past year it's just a fraction of those who regularly make their way to cities like new york. mayor turner, what's your take on governor abbott's, your governor's response to the influence of migrants in your state. it seems like black mayors i'm saying this are the ones that have buried the brunt of this kind of busing and you've had to bear the brunt as the mayor here in houston. >> let me just say, the governor of texas, governor abbott is wrong. this is not the way to solve the problem. and you are right,. sharpton most of these cities have

last friday eric adams called greg abbott a mad man and now greg abbott is responding.ten to this. >> the mayor may have made it to be mayor of new york but he could not last a week in texas. they have so few migrants in new york compared to what we deal with every single day, jesse. it's just outrageous. what is maddening is the fact that in new york and chicago and d.c. and l.a. and other places, they put out policies self-proclaiming that they are sanctuary cities. they love to promote these liberal ideologies until they have to actually live up and apply them. it's clear that the policies of sanctuary cities and letting everybody live for free simply do not work. this is a day of reckoning for all of the united states realizing that the liberal policies of open borders will not work in country. >> brian: the nypd in an effort, these liberal cities in an effort to separate ice from the police force and allow people, illegal immigrants to live amongst themselves, they came up with sanctuary city idea. no one ever viewed this happening where 100,000 people come and dem

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>> steve: blaming greg abbott for the migrant crisis. we were talking a little bit ago how this city is waiving the requirement kids go to the bulb schools, you got to get all those vaccines, not anymore, if you are a migrant, you got 30 day here is a mom outraged. >> the chancellor didn't give us any specifics how they are going to monitor the situation. what are going to be the consequences of children who do not have their immunization complete after 30 days? and this rule, this grace period of 30 days was meant for refugees who come here and it was always in very small numbers, right? so the u.s. has never granted more than 45,000 asylum seekers for the entire country. just now in new york city, we have over 100,000 the last year and 20,000 children in our public schools thages are chancellor said okay. at this point to be okay. it has not felt okay for parents and school staff one of the other things she said remember a year or two ago when vaccinated parents barred from going into the school. a parent can't go in. what are they doi