[singing] alejandro mayorkas pu woman in charge. put this woman in charge. [singing] alejandro mayorkas put this woman in charge. [singing] alejandro mayorkas put this woman in charge. [singing] alejandro mayorkas pu woman in charge. [singing] >> todd: that woman disinformation jankowicz resigned after it was announced. >> todd: ashley strohmier with the latest. >> ashley: single largest group to reach new york city in a single day, as of wednesday, greg abbott sent 1500 on 25 buses to new york city and abbott sent 125 buses with 7200 illegal immigrants. five bus loads of illegal immigrants embarked on the big apple, eric adams as adams shows frustration on bussing them to his sanctuary city and declined abbott's invitation to come see the border himself. and policy will allow illegal immigrants to board planes using alternate forms of id. american citizens are reminding their ids will need to be compliant to enter an airplane, illegal immigrants can use unidentified documents to enter planes. eagle pass and del rio have become grou

and i'll hand drove my alejandro mayorkas.ignore, it has been a dereliction of duty. >> todd: specifically to carley's question the ability of illegal migrants and people we know nothing about using an arrest warrant as their form of i.d. to get on a plane, isn't that equivalent of me punching someone, getting arrested and going with arrest warrant no i.d. or nothing and permission to come aboard? that makes no sense! >> todd, that hit the nail on the head pier that is exactly what this is. if this administration didn't have double standards, they would have no standards at all because this makes absolutely no sense. they tried to fit round pegs in square holes and they been doing it nearly two years now i'm pretty much everything. the border crisis isn't even a crisis anymore. it is beyond that in a catastrophe. >> carley: president biden announced yesterday he is canceling $10,000 of student loan debt for anybody making up to $125,000 a year, which are wealthy people. but there are some questions about the legality of this.

went home with a clear conscious and slept like a baby, his boss hasn't been able to because alejandro mayorkas is a liar, he says the southern border is closed, it is not closed, he is aair loo and we need him out of there. >> for the white house spokesperson to say people are not just walking across the border, it is totally naive. gentlemen, thank you so much for joining us, this immigration problem is not going away unless you congressman, continue to pound on the table and expose the reality. thank you for your law enforcement career and what you have done to protect the united states. up next how deep does the fbi corruption go? and awaiting department of justice request for a special master, details on both, stay with us. dogs have been such an important part of my life. i have flinn and a new puppy. as i was writing, i found that i just wasn't as sharp and i new i needed to do something so i started taking prevagen. i realized that i was much more clear and i was remembering the details that i was supposed to. prevagen keeps my brain working right. prevagen. healthier brain. better life

call secretary alejandro mayorkas and tell him to do his job. york is qualifying as a sanctuary city. they are protected by the city and they can get a driver's license. they can get a job. new york city will even give them money for their immigration case appear they are coming to new york anyways. if you want the buses to stop, stop the sanctuary city policies and demand the white house do their job to secure the border. >> ashley: they were given free cell phones and health care when they arrived the other day. thank you, we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> ashley: mark zuckerberg with a major revelation to joe rogan and raising more questions about the bias in the fbi. listen. >> there was a lot of attention on twitter during the election because of the hunter biden laptop story. >> the fbi physically came to us, some folks on our team and "hey, just so you know, you should be on high alert." >> ashley: we are unpacking that with joe concha next. >> todd: and she's off. we are headed to saratoga where janice dean is live at the

. ♪ >> coming up tuesday on c-span, homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas joins law enforcemento help find ways to address the rise in violent crime in major u.s. cities at 11:00 a.m. eastern. at 5:00 p.m., a conversation with new york democratic congressman gregory meeks, speaking with the washington post about u.s. economic and military relations in the indo pacific region, and potential threats from china. these events also streamed live on the c-span now video app or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? no. it's way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers to create wi-fi enabled with so students can get the tools they need for anything. >>>> comcast support c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> infrastructure investment was among the topics discussed at a hearing on the economic impact of climate change. witnesseal

. -- alejandro mayorkas. pres. biden: thank you. vice president harris for meeting today's meeting and thanks to you, all of you, especially health and human services secretary researcher and director of the gender policy council, jan klein for co chairing this task force, an attorney general, garland, homeland security secretary, mayorkas and veterans affairs secretary mcdonough for your work on this task force to protect access to a woman's right to choose reproductive health care. in the wake of the supreme court's extreme decision of wiping out a 50 year constitutional president of roe v wade. you know, i created this task force by executive order last month and to ensure that every part of the federal government does its part a >> even the life of the mother has been questioned in some states. the extreme ideology are determined to end talking about nationwide bands of circumstances. whether you have incest or having a rape or i mean it just this is just extreme, you know, even the life of the mother is in question in some case

department of homeland security, alejandro mayorkas. mr. secretary. lause] secretary mayorkas: the first thing i will do is lower the microphone considerably. [laughter] good morning, and thank very much, for inviting me to join you. faith and blue seeks to bring law enforcement agencies and faith-based organizations together to effectively safeguard our communities across the country. it is an initiative that is based on a core principle that our safety and security are best achieved, when we work in partnership with one another. when in the service of our communities, we ourselves work as a community together. the department of homeland security is a department of partnership. one of our key roles is to equip our communities to be safe and secure. we fulfill that role by working with law enforcement professionals, faith-based organizations, residents, businesses, and committed to groups. -- community groups. we are proud to be a member of the partnership, and i am proud to be here with you today. we live in an extremely challenging time. a time when

. >> i haven't heard a single word from president biden or alejandro mayorkas about fentanyl.l. this should scare the hell out of everybody including the democrats in congress that they need to secure the border. now they are targeting children. i'm telling me, mark my word, more children are going to die from fentanyl overdose because of the way they are marketing it now and coming across the border because 70% of the border is wide open. when you open the border up like that, that's where the criminals come across, that's when the drugs come across and terrorists come across. griff: i want to go back, you talk about fentanyl deaths in san diego in 2016 there were 13 fentanyl deaths in san diego county, in 2021, 817 and more than 2,000% increase. last 30 seconds, can this crisis, 2,000 miles across our country be turned around, is there still time? >> this administration refuses to do it but they haven't done a single thing to slow the flow. they just dust off trump policy that gave us the most secure border in a lifetime. illegal immigration in 40-year low. trump policies sa

the finest 1% this country had you got this, you got the secretary of homeland security alejandro mayorkasho stands on stage and says the border is secure, the border is secure the borders closed while the men and -- borders closed. while the men and women in border are busting their 24 7. they've lost total respect in the commander in chief. they lost respect in the homeland security secretary. i do everything i can for him on fox, i fight from every day because the day i retired i promised the men and women in border patrol, i maybe retired from this position but always have your six because either finest americans on the face of the earth, they deserve better. and let me say one more thing about the horse patrol. the horse patrol did nothing wrong. i saw that i watched the video. i knew within three minutes. i did nothing wrong. i was a federal agent. but the media attacked the president, the vice president, the secretary of insecurity. everybody attacked them without looking at the facts. they had them guilty before the investigation went over. the investigation should have took 15 min

as the daily illegal migrants, secretary alejandro mayorkas and equal paths text size after blasted gregio express news and essentially blaming him for taking border security in his own hands by enlisting help from texas department of public safety and national guard soldiers. alejandra mayo chris sank when we work with dps and in coordination with dps they were providing assistance to us and working in a do not collaborate with us, it can actually wreak havoc. governor abbott placing the blame on the biden administration and policies that invite illegal crossings. >> the only reason why we have all these people coming across the border is because the president biden's open border policies. we have the sense of lawlessness in part because they have embedded the rule of law and only sanctuary city status but defund the police attitude. we see that interestingly. >> some of the lawlessness involves human trafficking, human smugglers on a dark and disturbing atrocities being carried out on innocent kids. >> in most cases -- that is the reason. sometimes they will reveal drugs so they can ta

homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas visiting the southern border in eagle pass, texas. he's been meeting with border officials. with the migrant surge showing no signs of slowing down, a texas sheriff says it's time for president biden to show up. we're all over it with casey stegall on the border we're told going down. national border patrol council, art del cueto on border officials that are fed up and peter doocy on where the president is heading right now. let me just tell you, it's not at the border. welcome, everybody with busy news day. much more on the affidavit situation, the border situation front and center for the time being. there we go to casey stegall in eagle pass with a certain big visit today. casey? >> yeah, neil. the visit is wrapping up as we speak. secretary mayorkas made at least two stops here in this border patrol sector while he was on the ground. but no events were open to the press. so we did not get the opportunity to ask him any questions. they even wouldn't let the drone fly in the area once he was here. after landing in del rio, he travel

homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas visiting the southern border in eagle pass, texas.ith border officials. with the migrant surge showing no signs of slowing down, a texas sheriff says it's time for president biden to show up. we're all over it with casey stegall on the border we're told

alejandro mayorkas that abbott as stunt is throwing the federal system out of whack. >> it is problematicollaboration with us, but unilaterally, and that lack of coordination wreaks problems in our efficient processing. >> he also responded to criticism of the administration isn't doing enough. miles taylor who works with dhs is back with me along with david per lick. what strikes you about this? >> it is a stunt. it's using people as pawns. i'm surprised to border state governor hasn't come up with this sooner. it's working because he knows by and large voters are not going to punish him for doing this and knows the president, including mayor adams in new york, mayor bowser in d.c. who are going to have to absorb the migrants, strad it widle the fence, apaid voters. >> put your resources where your politics are. >> it's really tough. i agree, it's a stunt. but at the same time it's always drawing attention to a really broken system that we've got. you know, i really think this issue about asylum seekers and refugees, these are not traditionally folks blending into society. they're crossi

. >>> tonight, homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas is telling cnn that texas governor gregmigrants arrived in new york city today, escalating a feud between abbott and mayor eric adams. abbott criticizing the mayor's policies saying mayor adams likes to pat himself on the back for welcoming migrants with open arms to his sanctuary city, that is until he actually has to follow through on those lofty promises. abbott continues, worst of all is adams' hypocrisy. he complains that he and new york city are overwhelmed to migrants to such an extent that he demands federal help and discourages texas from sending more buses to his city. the mayor's office is hitting back with this. someone get this man a dictionary. hypocrisy is claiming you love america and then decrying the words on the statue of liberty. polo sandoval is outfront with a look at who's on these buses and why. >> reporter: you wouldn't know it as they stroll through brooklyn, but this family, dog included, has been through hell to get here. navigating the concrete jungle that's their home today pales to the central

homeland security alejandro mayorkas will be in texas today.let the border patrol do their job like they were allowed to in the past. the border patrol has always been in the past, great men and women, great agents that do their job. right now their hands are tied. they are just receiving people processing them and releasing the majority into the united states. that needs to stop here they need to go back to what they were doing before and apprehending these people, processing them and expediting them or removing them from the u.s. here that will stop with the people coming across because the policy they have in place right now. they are allowed to come in and that is causing a lot of issues on the border. new york is complaining because they received 1,500. that was what was received by 12:00 at eagle pass. sometimes more people. that is the number of people that give themselves up. right now radio traffic a group of people coming in and border patrol looking for local law enforcement. right behind me right here is a group of 20 people that cr

administration that's not acting, it's not just the white house, you have homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkast add up. the claim cannot be true. >> it does not add up and he knows better. he knows thousands and thousands of people are coming to the border, many are coming to the border never even seen by law enforcement. those that are released by cbp are released on a notice to appear and knows many of them will never show up to follow through on their asylum claim or go to an immigration port. they are coming here because they are encouraged by the policy and encouraged by sanctuary cities like new york and d.c., and the secretary knows the border is not secure. we have never had the kind of traffic coming across the southwest border than we are seeing in the history of that border and he knows it's not secure and for him to say others is just dishonest. >> jacqui: we have to leave it there, we have run out of time. always appreciate you coming on. it's unbelievable we are still talking about this and there has not been anything to change it. ron vitiello, thanks so much. gillian, it's craz

and also of, why mislead the american people with alejandro mayorkas telling us the border is secure.it right now. >> i don't believe anybody's policy is a free and open border but people are walking across the border. look, right now, particularly in michigan, people don't realize that agriculture is a very important part of this state's economy, as well as tourism, as well as a manufacturing. they are desperate. they are screaming for help on finding people to do many of these jobs. our visa program isn't working. >>> it's not clear who is it's going to, who we're giving them to. i'm not afraid to say something is broken. i don't care what party you are. one of the problems right now, i won't do it, i don't play party lines. talk about what people needs to be done -- what needs to be done. so many people take the party line, instead of saying we have a broken immigration system. people need people to work but can't get them into the country. i want to remember -- maria: a broken immigration -- that's a separate story. a broken immigration system and the policy, that's you and your c

algunos activistas dice que la medida no es suficiente pero secretario alejandro mayorkas asegura quelas solicitudes y no a nuevos solicitantes, estÁn dadas las condiciones para que el congreso legisle sobre el tema? abogado: necesitamos algo concreto, llevan en una montaÑa rusa por bastante tiempo para arriba y para abajo. tenemos los requerimientos, sabemos lo que es necesario para tener un estatus mÁs permanente para las personas. en ese momento si quieren acceder al programa pueden someter su solicitud, el inconveniente estÁ en que no pueden recibir pero la ley estÁ previniendo que se implemente a esas personas que estÁn aplicando por primera vez. a la persona que pueden renovar, pueden seguir renovando. elyangÉlica: le vamos a agradecer al abogado por atendernos el dÍa de hoy y darnos luces sobre este programa que como saben entrarÍa en vigencia el 31 de octubre. gracias por conversar con nosotros. elyangÉlica: es hora de celebrar la vida y por eso vamos con ustedes, muchachos. alan: vamos a celebrar los que cumplen aÑos hoy. adaia de phoenix, hermosa, abrazo enorme. karla: celeb

rachel: and the criticism homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas met with border patrol agents of wreaking havoc after sending thousands of migrants to washington, d.c. and new york city, giving sanctuary cities a taste of their own medicine. texas lieutenant governor dan patrick joins us now to discuss. great to have you this morning. what do you think about the response to the plan from texas, the executed plan to send illegal immigrants to new york city. >> well, it's the right thing to do because the blue city mayors need to share the pain that we've been feeling in texas for a long time. the city of del-rio has about 36,000 people near the border, they've had almost 400,000 people in their sector and the mayor complains about 6,000 people in a city of 8 million that we've sent his way or a little bit more by now, we sent more busses this week or the mayor of washington. the blue mayors should feel this pain across the country that texas and our sheriffs and law enforcement are feeling so maybe they can call their president and can call secretary mayorkas and say secure the

alejandro m mayorkas is the wort cabinet secretary.g did get the paternity leave he was talking about. no end in sight for biden's border crisis as new new york ny taxpayers foot the f bill for te bussed in migrants. we'll talk about it coming up. betting big on a new kind of big mac, mcdonald's is bringing over a twist to the iconic sandwich. get ready for this one. we'll be right back. ♪ the boys are back in town. ♪ the boys are back in town. ♪ the boys are back in town. ♪ >> this week on "mornings with maria," tomorrow, it's primary day, newt gingrich handicaps the field. wednesday, youtube competitor rumble to go public, the ceo is here. thursday, from television star to senate hopeful, dr. oz on his campaign progress. and friday, biden tax hikes in the face of recession, h maya mcginnis joins us, it's all right here on "mornings with maria." ♪ (queen - we will rock you) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the new gmc sierra. premium and capable. that's professional grade. ♪ here goes nothing. hey greg. uhh...hello? it's me, your heart! really? yes! rec