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will: alejandra mayorkas attempting to defend the border crisis despite cvp tracking one million encountersborder alone this year. is that acclamation good enough? jonathan fahey joins us to react, great to see you. let's fact check that just to start, he says across the western hemisphere we see border crossings all over. i would guess it is less about border crossings and more what they are attempting to stop crossing is the border. that might distinguish the southern border of mexico which is a way station. >> reporter: it is breathtaking because it is either complete lies or nonsense. the reason we are having this issue is there policies, there's no other reason because they have told anyone in the world if they get to our country they will receive every benefit american citizens get. plus a little bonus point. every time i listen to them it is just ridiculous and he knows better and if he doesn't know better he has to be the most incompetent person ever to have any job but he knows what is going on. will: venezuela, crossing the central american borders in the mexican border. it's not

here is senator josh hawley questioning homeland secretary alejandra mayorkas today. >> one 13-year-oldced to wash hotel sheets in virginia, kids running milkshake machines in vermont, delivering meals in new york city, scrubbing dishes, all in violation of our country's laws, all facilitated by your policies. are you proud of this record? >> senator, the exploitation of children is something that we do not condone. you're incorrectly attributing it to our policies. one of the significant policy decisions that we have made is to focus our investigative efforts, criminal investigative efforts on unscrupulous employers who exploit individuals because of their vulnerabilities. >> which policies do you believe are most contributing to the expectation and harm of these children? >> this crisis is the result of policy failures on multiple levels. part of it has to do with labor enforcement, and the biden administration said it will get serious about enforcing child labor laws not only with manufacturers but the biggest brands that are profiting from the labor of these children. this is a chil

homeland security secretary alejandra mayorkas is back on capitol hill today once i facing calls to resign or be impeached as the crisis at our southern border continues and drives increases in migrant child labor. marianne rafferty has that story tonight. >> reporter: alejandro mayorkas got an earful from the senators who wanted him to resign over his handling of the migrant crisis. suggesting a sharp spike in the exportation of migrant children including fourth child labor. take a listen to the safari exchange between mayorkas and missouri senator josh hawley. >> every stage, facilitated this modern-day indentured servitude of minor children. white shirt you would not be impeached for this? >> what we do is we enforce the law. >> reporter: the other hot topic, how the biden administration plans to handle an expected search of migrants a month when title xlii health instructions are lifted. mayorkas saying his department is surging resources and plans to use legal authorities to remove individuals crossing the border. the secretary will be back on the hill wednesday to testify before the

where do you stand on possible impeachment of dhs secretary alejandra mayorkas? mind there needs to be a change at dhs. it has run its course. whether it's impeachment or elsewise, there has to be a change. everyday americans are getting killed. they need justice. we need a change what's happening, starts at the top, with president biden but it also starts with the dhs secretary. >> bill: congressman tony gonzales, thank you for your time. >> sandra: any moment now, john kirby, karine jean-pierre, set to take questions at the press briefing. the growing threat from china as beijing flexes military muscles near taiwan. that is expected to come up. we'll by listening for questions. a.i. potentially heading to court. a popular chat bot accused of defamation against several people, including jonathan turley. kellyanne conway, art laffer, robert wolf and more coming up as "america reports" heads into a brand-new hourhave a. windshi, and recalibrate your advanced safety system. so automatic emergency braking and lane departure warning work properly. >> singers: ♪ safel

in the coming weeks, said ella hunter of mayorkas and antony blinken during a joint -- said alejandra mayorkasny blinken during a joint press conference. they will negotiate with additional countries. other hubs could be in a good or and eventually costa rica. john is in virginia, republic -- in pounding mill, virginia, republican. caller: itcallerf you go back to your last segment, i did not get through. i will be voting for trump in the next election. if he does not get the nomination, i will be writing him in. host: why? caller: he is the only thing that can save the country. they can indict him, but it will not stop anything. i worked in d.c. 50 years ago. they elected a mayor that was in jail. marion barry, his name was. he was, in jail for drugs and he still got elected. even if they put trump in jail, i can still vote for him. host: let's talk to wendy in putnam valley, new york on the line for democrats. caller: good morning. i wanted to address how different poll numbers are on issues are. they say that 85% of americans believe that abortion should be allowed at some point. i wonder h

in the coming weeks, said ella hunter of mayorkas and antony blinken during a joint -- said alejandra mayorkastony blinken during a joint press conference. they will negotiate with additional countries. other hubs could be in a good or and eventually costa rica. john is in virginia, republic -- in pounding mill, virginia, republican. caller: itcallerf you go back to your last segment, i did not get through. i will be voting for trump in the next election. if he does not get the nomination, i will be writing him in. host: why? caller: he is the only thing that can save the country. they can indict him, but it will not stop anything. i worked in d.c. 50 years ago. they elected a mayor that was in jail. marion barry, his name was. he was, in jail for drugs and he still got elected. even if they put trump in jail, i can still vote for him. host: let's talk to wendy in putnam valley, new york on the line for democrats. caller: good morning. i wanted to address how different poll numbers are on issues are. they say that 85% of americans believe that abortion should be allowed at some point. i wonder

c-span 3, alejandra mayorkas testifies on the 2024 budget request and other priorities. you can watch these events on the c-span now video apps or on our website, c-span.org. now the house rules committee considering two bills, one which focuses on banning transgender participation in women's sports by withdrawing federal funding for institutions that don't comply with that the ban, and resolution to repeal police reform efforts by the washington dc council. both measures are specked on the house floor for debate later this week. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> hr 724, to protect the rights of women and girls to participate. a recipient of federal funding. it will safeguard a level playing field and ensure women and girls have full access to the opportunities they deserve, protecting the lives of women and girls, is unfortunately necessary. just this month the biden administration moved to advance a regulatory scheme which forbids bands on transgender athletes under title ix. to suit progressive ideas at the expense of fairness and opportunity for