alejandro mayorkas afirma que la reducciÓn fue del 50%.ciÓn mÉdica or el aumento de cÁncer uterino entre las mujeres hispanas. tenemos recomendaciones para buscar un diagnÓstico a tiempo. >>en mi familia hay mucho cÁncer y siempre recomiendo un chequeo. fÉlix: buenas noches, a 26 aumentÓ el nÚmero de vÍctimas mortales del choque frontal que se produjo en una carretera de tamaulipas entre una camioneta de pasajeros y un trÁiler. ambos vehÍculos se incendiaron y quedaron calcinados. tienen la Última informaciÓn. >>aumentÓ a 26 la cifra de personas que murieron en una carretera de tamaulipas cuando un trÁiler y una camioneta chocaron de frente. ambas unidades terminaron calcinadas tras el impacto. >>es una camioneta de pasajeros contra un trÁiler, que al parecer, se ve que transportaba como aire acondicionados grandes. >>en el accidente no hubo sobrevivientes, debido a que los tripulantes quedaron atrapados entre las llamas. >>dos personas estÁn en el exterior de los vehÍculos. una persona femenina y un menor de edad. >>la mayorÍa de los cuer

un 50% luego del fin del tÍtulo 42, la afirmaciÓn la hacen secretario de seguridad nacional, alejandro mayorkas hotel de manhattan en nueva york se convertirÁ en repudio para inmigrantes, la decisiÓn estÁ generando controversia. >> pienso que va a ser un deterioro de la ciudad y es un Área turÍstica. pienso que es una locura. fÉlix: 13 personas mueren en un trÁgico accidente en una carretera de tamaulipas, mÉxico. un trÁiler y una camioneta tipo van chocaron y se incendiaron y la fda acaba de aprobar una nueva droga para tratar sin hormonas los sofocos de la menopausia. >> en mi caso muy molesto, mucha alteraciÓn en mi cuerpo, mi estado de Ánimo. locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana con fÉlix de bedout. fÉlix: muy buenas tardes. antes de ir con las noticias, un feliz dÍa de las madres, todo lo mejor hoy y siempre, como esta madre que espera un mejor futuro para su hija en la frontera, y ahora vamos con el secretario de seguridad nacional, alejandro mayorkas, que afirmÓ que lejos de aumentar como muchos temÍan, la inmigraciÓn irregular en la frontera, disminuyÓ en un 50% luego del

mike: alejandro mayorkas' message. >> he reiterated talking points for many days. it a crisis. mike: lucas tomlinson, thanks very much. 20 veterans have been reportedly booted from temporary stay in order to make room for incoming migrants after new york city eric adams sent bus flows of asylum seekers. cb cotton with the latest on this story. reporter: new york city scrambled finding houses to scramble rooms, more than hour drive from the city. a spokesperson telling fox news in part, our veterans were housed in several hotels that were preparing to receive migrants from new york city. thankfully my team and i were able to scramble and find new temporary housing for the veterans. whether you agree or disagree with migrants being housed in the hudson valley, i believe all of us can agree that this issue should not negatively impact our homeless veterans who have sacrificed so much for our country. on thursday new york city eric adams sent two buses with adult single male migrants, 60 in total to suburban orange county. the migrants are voluntary participants in rel

un aumento en los cruces irregulares ante esta situaciÓn el secretario de seguridad nacional alejandro mayorkasional alejandro mayorkas apunta al congreso urgiendo una reforma migratoria y un una entrevista para nbc pidiÓ ayuda de los legisladores (hablan en inglÉs) >>> peticiones que sumarÍan a cientos de agentes fronterizos (hablan en inglÉs) >>> un refuerzo que llegarÍa justo a tiempo porque segÚn las Últimas cifras estados unidos expulsÓ solo de octubre a la fecha a mÁs de un millÓn de inmigrantes mediante el tÍtulo 42 >>> hace apenas dÍas el comisionado interino de la oficina de aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza advirtiÓ a legisladores en una audiencia que (nombre en inglÉs) se prepara para un flujo de hasta 10 mil cruces irregulares al dÍa. esta cifra segÚn estimaciÓn oficial excede las custodia. >>> colaborar con biden no es algo que ellos estÁn interesados en este momento. es una crisis que le ayuda al partido republicano a ganar votos. >>> aÚn asÍ seguridad nacional sostiene que las detenciones en la frontera estÁn en los mismos niveles que en administraciones anteriores y presume docena

that is according to the homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. he warns it's too early to know if the surge peaked. president biden is supposed to hold another round of debt ceiling talks tomorrow with kevin mccarthy and the other congressional leaders. yesterday, the president sounded opt m optimistic. >>> ron desantis headlining big political events in iowa this weekend. the florida governor making a last-minute pit stop in des moines trolling president trump who canceled a rally because of bad weather. >> and jayson tatum setting a record for the most points scored in a postgame. he helped the celtics move on to the eastern conference finals. "cnn this morning" starts right now. >> correct me if i'm wrong, but i think it is jayson tatum who said he is humbly one of the best basketball players. am i right? sam? sam? am i right? i think he showed it last night. >> pretty good. >> we should stop while we're ahead. i'm right. they tell me. >>> president zelenskyy is meeting today with british prime minister from the united kingdom. he announced a

guest: i guess elizabeth mcdonald alejandro mayorkas placement playing with your market people called by the truth and the truth is, that he said all of the authority and me resources in this and ministratn in the trump administration has and he's doing much more pivotal or pitiful job and trump had me thing all they needed to do was nothing, to continue to have a relatively secure border we have seen well the situation of the border, explode and it is horrific what is happening. we all know what is happening with the cartels the fictional that's this point in watching what is going on right now anything everything that he can to escape the law. david: is been going on for a while now it looks like they have been creating a crisis of the past two years in order to get congress kind of blackmail congress to do something that they want which it looks like were there pushing for his a blanket amnesty for those who came into the country illegally. guest: here's the thing it will talk but were not take entered using title 42 were using totally is never either or its existed for quite some

moments from now, homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas is set to give live remarks on operations at the southern border, one day before the health restrictions known as title 42 were set to be lifted. we're live on both sides of the border as the amount of people seeking asylum trying to seek asylum continues to build. >>> and e. jean carroll speaking out one day after a federal jury found donald trump liable for sexually abusing and defaming her. we'll play for you what she had to say. >>> in washington, a standoff between president biden and top republicans with just weeks to go before what could be a catastrophic default on the nation's debt. >>> and we are following breaking news at this hour. right now, new york republican congressman george santos is in federal custody after a 13-count indictment was unsealed this morning. santos faces seven counts of wire fraud, three counts of money laundering, one count of theft of public funds, and two counts of making materially false statements to the house of representatives. he will be arianed this afternoon. santos previously faced

this just days after homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas visited this border community aheadthe lifting of title 42 and the expected uptick in the number of migrant arrivals. >> t s at the southern border has both the biden administration and congress on high alert and much-needed changes to our immigration system. skyler henry has more on that. >>> we are prepared -- >> reporter: homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas says the biden administration is ready for a massive surge of migrants on the southern border. 1,500 active duty troops are expected to start arriving wednesday ahead of an expected influx of 10,000 migrants a day when title 42 ends thursday. >> the deployment of active duty troops is not to do enforcement work, not to interact with the migrants, but to provide other support so that border patrol agents can be out in the field. >> reporter: the biden administration plans to enact a policy that would block most asylum requests if migrants have passed through another country like mexico without applying for protection in that country first. arizona senato

this incident comes just days after homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas visited this border community ahead of the lifting of title 42 and the anticipated rise in migrant arrivals. >> nicole sganga, thank you for your reporting. from brownsville. >>> as the pandemic-era restrictions impacting border communities ends this week, u.s. officials are bracing for a new migrants surge. cbs's skyler henry is at the white house tonight with more on the challenges facing this administration. skyler, good evening. >> reporter: hey, jericka, good evening to you. there is four days left until title 42 ends, and there's new urgency as the biden administratin looks to try to control the growing humanitarian crisis along the u.s.-mexico border that stretches nearly 2,000 miles long. >> we are prepared. >> reporter: homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas says the biden administration is ready for a massive surge of migrants on the southern border. 1500 active duty troops are expected to start arriving wednesday ahead of an expected influx of 10,000 migrants a day when title 42 ends t

secretary of homeland security, alejandro mayorkas at minute that it is still too early to tell at the same time we know that the authorities on the ground are still expecting a search. >> the number of migrants attempting to cross the southern border is down approximately 50% drop in the number of people encountered at our southern border as compared to the numbers earlier this week, sunday on abc's this week, department of homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas said following the end of title, 42 a covid era immigration policy that prevented thousands of migrants from entering the u.s. the border is not facing a sudden immigration surge. he says that's a reflection of months of preparation. we are enforcing our traditional immigration enforcement. authorities think things are going at the borders much credit. you all expect it while in delaware sunday, president biden called on congress to pass a long-term solution for more lot more work. immigration reform, however, remains deadlocked on capitol hill. we need a a better and improved immigration system. but the problem is the

matthew graves, christopher wray, merrick garland, alejandro mayorkas and joe biden are all corrupt and unfit to hold office and they all must be impeached. this concludes impeachment week and now i can take questions. yes. >> who do you see in this list of, you know, your targets, who would be the most viable in terms of the getting the whole conference find them. there's been talk of mayorkas, who do you see as the top target there? >> i think mayorkas is definitely the easiest one to impeach on my list. but i would argue that christopher wray would be second. today there's a weaponization of government committee going on this morning where there are whistleblowers testifying, fbi whistleblowers testifying who had their security clearances taken away, even though they have whistleblower status. not only is christopher wray weaponizing the fbi against american citizens, he's also weaponizing it against actual employees of the fbi. employees that are doing their job and coming forward bravely to try to tell the truth about the things that are happening within the fbi. that is extremely

. >> we'll ask homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas about the security challenges we're facing in the u.s. a rare conversation with arizona's independent senator kyrsten sinema, who says the biden administration had two years to prepare for the migrant surge and did not do so. >> have you talked to the white house directly about this? >> yes, i have. >> what's the response? >> it has not been adequate. >> do you care to he elaborate? >> i do not. >> as the u.s. barrels towards potential default on its debt president biden will sit down with congressional leaders tuesday to negotiate lifting the debt ceiling. we'll discuss that and the concerns about stability in america's banking system with the chairman of the house financial services committee, patrick mchenry. then, the north carolina republican legislature passes new restrictions on abortion. can the democratic governor roy cooper stop it from becoming law? we'll ask him. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." >>> good morning and welcome to "face the nation." we have a lot to get to this morning, including that migrant

but you heard yesterday, the homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas trying to argue that the plans and the messaging that the administration had put in place in lead-up to the lifting of title 42 has led to some of the drop in the encounters. take a listen. >> we have communicated very clearly a vitally important message to the individuals who are thinking of arriving at the southern border. there is a lawful, safe and orderly way to arrive in the united states. that is through the pathways that president biden has expanded in an unprecedented way, and then there's a consequence if one does not use the lawful pathways. >> reporter: the big question going forward is whether the decrease of the number of encounters is something temporary or if it is a part of a longer-term trend. the white house is pushing back on the political criticism receiving from both democrats and republicans. they are also still grappling with the legal challenges to the title 42 policies. chief among those is that the federal judge down in florida which blocked the biden administration's plan to releas

here with me now, homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas.ou so much for joining me this morning. you are getting regular updates from the southern border. what is the latest from regard to border crossings and do you believe the surge has peaked? >> dana, over the past two days the united states border patrol has experienced a 50% drop in the number of encounters versus what we were experiencing earlier in the week before title 42 ended at midnight thursday. it is still early and we are in day three. we've been planning for this transition for months and months and we've been executing on our plan and we will continue to do so. >> so it's too early to say whether the surge has peaked? >> it is -- it is too early, but the numbers that we have experienced over the past two days are marketedly down over what they were prior to the end of title 42. >> what are the numbers? 5,000? >> so we have seen, i think approximately 6300 on friday and about 4200 yesterday by the united states border patrol and we saw over 10,000 before the end of title 42 e

but alejandro mayorkas is the tip the of the spear. the up and lied to the american people about border patrol agents, claiming that they were whipping haitian migrants and saying it was systemic racism. he knew that was a lie. he lied to me under oath. he lied to me. he said they have operational control of the border, and then he just dismisses it in subsequent hearings. he has a duty to the enforce law, and he's blatantly disregarding that duty, and american citizens are dying. i met with three fentanyl moms just two weeks ago, three of the dozens, hundreds, actually, fentanyl moms that i've met with over the last two years who have lost their children and loved ones to fentanyl. fentanyl pouring across our border being promoted by china and dangerous cartels while this administration ignores it. enough. of course we should impeach him. i can't say what the senate's going to do. the senate and the president, they don't want to defend the country. but we're the house, we're led by republicans, and we should impeach mayorkas. pete: ou

i'll ask the homeland security secr sec alejandro mayorkas how the biden administration intends to respondthis is a special edition of "the situation room." >> and we start this hour in new hampshire. less than two hours away from that town hall where former president trump will come face to face with voters in the key state. let's go to kristen holmes who is at the site of the town hall. what are you learning about what donald trump's game plan is for tonight? >> reporter: well, trump and a small group of advisors are on their way to the town hall tonight. i talked to sources who believe the former president is as prepped as he is going to be for this event. he is not somebody who likes that tedious studying practicing that we see with other traditional candidates. so there is no last-minute cram session. but the advisors i talked to said they are urging trump to focus on two things. one, to stay on message, talking about the things policy wise that he wants to accomplish if he wants wince in 2024, but also to stay measured. and they are expecting tough questioning tonight, not just from

compliance. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >>> homeland security chief alejandro mayorkas to oversee preparations for the end of title 42. you'll remember that is the public health policy that allowed officials to turn away certain migrants from the u.s. during the coronavirus pandemic. it's going to end a week from today. as a result, the government is anticipating a major surge in border crossings. president biden has already deployed 1,5 flips00 troops to federal agents. two busloads of migrants from texas were dropped off in new york city. local officials say the city has been averaging roughly 200 arrivals a day. and it's running out of space to house them. more than 50,000 migrants have arrived in new york since last spring. cnn white house reporter priscilla alvarez is here. there are preparations under way. walk us through what those are. >> reporter: the preparations can be broken down into the short term and long term. in the short term the administration is racing to bolster capacity, transportation, as you mentioned, send additional troops to help in a support

homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas denounced the action. it is a both sad um and tragic day. when a government official uses migrants as a pawn for political purposes. since last year, governor abbott has sent hundreds of migrants to washington, d, c and other sanctuary cities, including new york and chicago. in response to title 42 ending, governor gavin newsom released a statement that reads in part through our strong network of non governmental organizations and community partners. we have supported over 350 migrants since april 2021 with temporary services and onward travel coordination to help migrants reach their final destinations and pursue their immigration proceedings. he added that the state currently supports three migrant rest respite shelters to traveling staging sites and 69 congregate sheltering sites earlier on before we spoke with professor bill hanging and immigration policy expert at the university of san francisco, he says only a small percentage of migrants who apply will likely be granted asylum. the percentage of tho

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alejandro mayorkas says they are prepared to work into the country more quickly and hopefully for the sake of el paso made communities less inundated, we will have hundreds of thousands of migrants in the interior, not used to the language or customs and they will be on their own. >> ashley: like senator kyrsten sinema said it will be humanitarian crisis for migrants. you don't know what is going to happen and they are let loose in the country. reparation task force approved $1.2 million per person and that is not enough for some activists. >> i expect you to do us right as foundational black americans, reparations are now. >> you are not supposed to be the gatekeepers, you are supposed to say what people want and hear from the people. >> ashley: okay, how much will the price tag be for this proposal? >> todd: president biden approval among black americans has thropped 30%, what does that mean? we are talking to patrice awuka about that next. how do we decide what hotel to book? (yelping) fear not, i got you. choice hotels has a hotel for every type of stay. like a comfort with the ki

homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas is at the border right now. in secretary mayorkas? >> i do. you know, i do. i just think there were other forces that were holding him back, holding the career people like ortiz and the border patrol forces. >> what are the forces holding them back? >> it's the white house. quite honestly there were some staffers at the white house, i stopped talking to the white house. i just talked to homeland because their per spect i is very different from our perspective. it was okay to try to bring in as many people. i believe in immigration, but when is enough enough? and that's what some of us at the border are saying, and can't we do this in an orderly process? yes, you know, i believe in immigration, and i want to see people come in. we've got to do it the right way. just having people streaming into our communities where we're seeing, i mean, we've got communities that are very concerned, and it's not only the urban areas, but you talk to one of my ranchers, one of my landowners, they tell you that at nighttime, it's

alejandro mayorkas says there has been a 50% reduction, compared with the week prior.s credits drop to criminal penalties resuming in title 42 absence, same time the texas national guard stepped up entry blocking and mentioned the processing center. severe overcrowding there. this is in el paso, congressman tony gonzalez says this was six times capacity with 6000 people on site friday. sources tell fox news they don't expect the crossing to last. from delaware yesterday, president biden said this. >> how do you think things are going at the border? >> president biden: much better than y'all expected. >> do you have plans to visit the border? >> not in the near term, no, it would be disruptive. >> alexandria: vice president kamala harris heard that question, as well. shed, i hear everything is going smoothly given what the concerns are and the issue of immigration falls within the responsibility of the united states congress. so we've done what we can. clearly texas governor greg abbott thinks that is not the case. yesterday a bus load of migrants were dropped off near

why did eric adams mention joe biden or alejandro mayorkas?pen border, reverse trump policy and we're paying the price in america. >> ainsley: leaders in washington dictate the border and texas is paying the price. the numbers of what they are sending is nothing to what they are dealing with on the southern border. leoh, thank you. wear the hat one time on our show. >> leo: next week. >> ainsley: really? okay. the president's son goes to court to beg a judge to lower child support payments, could the case expose biden city secrets? kayleigh mcenany will react live and here she is. ♪ ♪ - double check that. eh, pretty good! (whistles) yeek. not cryin', are ya? let's tighten that. (fabric ripping) ooh. - wait, wh- wh- what was that? - huh? what, that? no, don't worry about that. here we go. - asking the right question can greatly impact your future. - are, are you qualified to do this? - what? - especially when it comes to your finances. - yeehaw! - do you have a question? - are you a certified financial planner™? - yes. i'm a cfp® professional.

>> homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas held a news conference today a a day befoe pandemic era border restrictions expire. it i love border patrol to turn away migrants seeking asylum at the border. >> good morning and thank you for joining us this morning. to my left is the acting commissioner of u.s. customs and border protection when miller. to my right from the united states department of state. as you know, on thursday may 11 at 11:59 p.m. eastern time the title 42 public health order will terminate. at that point we want to get him process at our southern border using our immigration enforcement authorities under title eight of the united states code. our overall approach is to build lawful pathways for people to come to the united states and to impose tougher consequences on those who choose not to use those pathways. we are taking this approach within the constraints of a broken immigration system that congress has not fixed for more than two decades. without the resources we need, personnel, facilities, transportation and others, that we requested of congress and t

talk about the border, the dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas will travel to the southern border today, today and tomorrow and will talk to cbp and review with them and ice agents to talk about operations because title 42 is ending very quickly, very soon. we have a week left. >> brian: border patrol says do not believe what the white house says, last 10 days, seven stabs and 700 arrested per day. 700% increase during the obama-trump administration, we have lying propagandist running this country and dhs right now. the dhs despises the border patrol despises mayorkas, they know he is lying and knows better. among the groups, large contingents from brazil, turkey, uzbekistan, somolia and egypt and cuba, venezuela, nicaragua and haiti. this is just an absolute mess and it is poise, the border is about to buckle. no one has ever seen anything like what we are about to experience over next four days. >> steve: title 42 ends in seven days and so the white house has got to look like they are doing something and that is why they are ordering 1500 active duty troops to the southern border to pr

estar vigente del "tÍtulo 42" de la polÍtica migratoria durante la administraciÓn donald trump, alejandro mayorkass "el mayo", mayorkas confirmÓ que 1500 tropas serÁn desplegadas el paso, texas, pero que tambiÉn serÁn utilizadas en otras partes de los otra sur. >> [habla en inglÉs] >> [habla en inglÉs] maria r: el propÓsito de estos centros es ofrecer migrantes una forma legal seguro irregular tras solicitar asilo, que se los migrantes tratando ingresar irregularmente enfrentarÁn consecuencias, en la frontera, comunidades tambiÉn se preparan. >> preocupaciÓn mÁs grande ahora es la capacidad de albergues, advirtiÓ este representante comunitario. maria r: entre 10,000 a tres migrantes llegarÍan a la frontera cada dÍa. fÉlix: votantes demÓcratas no parecen entusiasmados con la perspectiva del segundo mandato del presidente mainer, una nueva encuesta del diario de "the washington post", informa que los independientes demÓcratas desearÍa que se nominarÁ a otra persona, sÓlo 36% dijo que quieren ver al presidente en ejercicio de nuevo en la casa blanca. erika harman demanda a tiger woods, porque Él obli

on a recent visit to the rio grande valley, homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas said the administration has prepared for the end of title 42, planning to stiffen penalties for illegal crossings and establishing additional legal avenues for asylum seekers. >> at the same time, we will deliver consequences for individuals who arrive at our southern border irregularly. >> reporter: but right now, some border cities and many of their shelters are overwhelmed, like this one in laredo, texas. >> these groups are for the ones who decided to launch themselves and decide they'd have better odds by coming before may 11th. >> reporter: the biden administration is sending 1,500 active-duty military personnel to the border, some arriving starting wednesday, to serve in a support cast, meaning they will not directly interact with migrants. norah. >> manuel bojorquez, thank you. >>> outrage is intensifying over the death of a man who was homeless on a new york city subway. today lawyers for the family of jordan neely demanded that daniel penny, a 24-year-old marine veteran, be arrested for putting nee

alejandro mayorkas dijo que el fin de esta polÍtica no significa que la frontera estaÁa abierta por elilegalmente, mayorkas asegura que los esfuerzo de su agencia son ilimitados y temporales y culpa al congreso por no tener recursos para lidiar con esto adecuadamente. >>> primero la crisis fue creada por la administraciÓn del presidente biden cuando cambiÓ lo que hizo el presidente trump, cuando Él estaba no habÍa esta crisis en la frontera. mayorkas se dirigiÓ a los migrantes advirtiendo. >>> les pidiÓ que no gasten sus ahorroses y que no arriesguen su vida para terminar siendo regresados a su paÍs >>> si entras, entre puertos te van anegar la en tramaed y si lo tratas de hacer otra vez son 5 aÑos de prohibiciÓn del entrar. >>> el gobierno insiste que las personas que califican para asilo lo hagan desde sus paÍses y que trabaja en una nueva regla con el departamento de justicia que presume que los que llegan que de forma ilegal no califican para asilo, en bÍsperas del fin del tÍtulo 42 polÍticos ponen propuestas sobre la mesa que pondrÍan mano dura en la frontera sur, en washington, r

secretary a alejandro mayorkas case border encounters have fallen since title 42 stopped last week. >er of encounters versus what we were experiencing earlier in the week before title 42 ended. >> why do you think that is? >> because we have communicated very clearly a vitally important message to the individuals who are thinking of arriving at our southern border. stuart: look who is here, joe concha joins me. is mayorkas right to take a victory lap? because he was taking a victory lap right there? >> yeah. that is spiking the football, stu, right? look, when you have a crisis like we have at the border this is what they did with inflation, remember. when it was 9%, fell to 8%, look at it wow, inflation is really far down. you can't measure things this way. just last week alone, stu, three agent were assaulted at the border, 68,000 apprehensions at the border. 15,780 approximately got-aways, those we don't know about that were not apprehended. 224,000 pounds of marijuana. 56 pounds of meth. 34 pounds of cocaine. these are all things that were found at the border, including five sex o

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right now homeland security alejandro mayorkas is at the u.s. southern border as worries grow about a sharp rise of migrant crossings days before a covid-era policy ends. live from there. >>> a major threat to putin's war in ukraine. the head of a mercenary group deployed in the war against ukraine by tens of thousands, wagner, says he could pull out from a battle as russia raises a major counteroffensive against ukraine. this, all coming in here to "cnn news central". >>> it is a historic moment in the global fight against coronavirus. the world health organization today announcing covid-19 is no longer a global health emergency. it was more than three years ago now that coronavirus was declared a public health emergency of international concern. here is that moment on january 30, 2020. >> i'm declaring a public emergency of international concern. over the global outbreak of coronavirus. >> about six weeks after that, the statement made by the w.h.o. at the time would go on to call the covid outbreak a pandemic. now the director of the world he

homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas on thursday warned migrants arriving at the border of even harsher consequences. >> if anyone arrives at our southern border after midnight tonight, they will be presumed ineligible for asylum and subject to steeper consequences for unlawful entry, including a minimum five year ban on reentry and potential criminal prosecution. amy: we will go to san diego for the latest from the u.s.-mexico border. the former marine who killed the beloved street performer jordan neely is expected to be arrested today for second-degree manslaughter. video shows daniel perry held neely in a chokehold for 15 minutes on a new york city subway train on may 1, leading to neely's death. penny was questioned by police shortly after the killing but was initially released without charge. meanwhile, protests continue in new york demanding justice for jordan neely. this is celina trowell, an organizer at vocal-ny. >> what we need, accountability. that comes from the mayor and the governor because his death is on their hands. legitimizing that type of murder. amy: t

you've just been listening to dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas. the headline is that they will add an additional 1,400 dhs personnel to the border as well as a thousand more who can process those seeking asylum. he also confirmed that there is a surge of migrants at the border at this time. they're seeing it in some as he put it, sectors, and this is all coming as the end of title 42 goes into effect tomorrow night, but when it does that they are going to put another something in place title 8 which he says will have serious consequences for those who do cross over the border. let's get straight to priscilla alvarez who is at the white house for us. what stood out to you in what he talked about? >> there are two key points here, sara. the first is that you heard the secretary stress the legal consequences. as you mentioned, they'll go back to the decades-old protocol known as title 8 when title 42 lifts and that has a consequence. even with that in place, smugglers often determine what migrants are hearing and the information they get. so the bott

borja: el secretario de seguridad nacional, el seÑor alejandro mayorkas ha dicho que con el fin del toro 57% la cantidad de migrantes en la frontera. carolina: durante el fin de semana reportamos que autobuses cargados de migrantes tambiÉn siguen llegando a ciudades encabezadas por demÓcratas en todo el paÍs. algunos habrÍan llegado hasta la residencia de la vicepresidenta kamala harris, en la capital, en washington d.c., y otros a new york, a un hotel de manhattan que se estÁ convirtiendo en un refugio de emergencia.en nueva york a un h de manhattan que se estÁ convirtiendo en un refugio de emergencia. borja: afirman que las polÍticas de asilo estÁn surgiendo efecto. m carolina: la familia alega que la mujer llegÓ en california porque tenÍa depresiÓn posparto. creen que la vÍctima. carolina: ahora este caso estÁ en manos de las autoridades. el hermano de teresa estÁ aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital". borja: gracias por estar con nosotros, javier, sentimos mucho lo que ha pasado con tu hermana. nos gustarÍa conocer quÉ pasÓ, cuÁl es tu versiÓn y la de tus familiares? >> buenos dÍas. gracias p

don't forget to tune in tomorrow to the sunday show, we're homeland security secretary, alejandro mayorkashe humanitarian crisis on the southern border. that's tomorrow at 9 am eastern right here on msnbc. remember to follow us on twitter, instagram and tiktok using the handle at weekend capehart. don't go anywhere, my friend ali velshi has the latest after the break. the break. [♪♪] if you have diabetes, it's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel- nothing beats it. new pronamel active shield actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a gamechanger for my patients- it really works. (vo) with verizon, you can now get a private 5g network. so you can do more than connect your business, gamechanger for my patients- you can make it even smarter. now ports can know wher

you've got alejandro mayorkas, he refuses to take responsibility fors this. he's blaming congress.t at our southern border, but throughout the hemisphere, that is unprecedented. the president on day one delivered a solution. he delivered immigration reform legislation that we had hoped congress would act on swiftly. they haven't. within the constraints of a broken immigration system, we are doing so much. cheryl: final thoughts, tom? >> well, the trump administration, i was part of a group that sent legislation to congress too and they failed to act on it but what did we do, what did president trump do? he created policies like the third safe country and remain in mexico which was a game changer and moved immigration to a 45 year low. we reduced immigration by 83%. so they got the playbook. they can put remain in mexico back in play next week because of federal courts already said remain in mexico is legal. they could fix this tomorrow if they had the will power dust off the trump plans, they could fix this tomorrow. cheryl: tom homan, don't think they will. but we'll see. great so

the reality is, what secretary alejandro mayorkas just mentioned is absolutely heartbreaking to hear he knows that the investigation that was conducted by the administration took 30 minutes of the entire weeklong ordeal of abuse that we all saw in september 2021. as you can see them celebrating using that coin to depict the image of mi josephr in the most humiliating way, and we cana see the man on horsebackrd holding him, holding the person with his hand and we can see the whip on his back. to say that is unbelievable. but we all know we have heard -- only 30 minutes for the people were abused in the most inhumane way and really rot us back to a time of slavery as we are looking into extremism into the united states, that is a pure reflection of that and it did happen. and we continue to push to hold accountability to the administration. we have filed lawsuit on behalf of mirard joseph and 11 others who are under the bridge. we want people to understand over 21,000 people have been deported to haiti, including mirard joseph and his family, his little girl who turned two years old un

. >> reporter: homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas says it's too early to tell whether the numbers at the southern border have peaked. >> the numbers that we have experienced over the past two days are markedly down over what they were prior to the end of title 42. >> reporter: the biden administration says the steps it has taken including restricted asylums that's led to the lower than expected numbers. border patrol is preparing for daily migrant arrivals to increase to 12,000 to 14,000 a day. but the characterization of the situation along the southern border is split along political party lines. >> the president has actually -- has been actively engaged in trying to manage this crisis. >> reporter: some republicans are criticizing the narrative and the administration. >> we're going to look very closely at the failures of this administration and secretary mayorkas. >> reporter: texas congressman tony gonzalez shot this cell phone video at a customs and border patrol processing center in el paso on friday. >> this is what not that bad looks like. in this particular facil

. >> according to homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas, there are 24,000 border patrol agents and officers at the southwest border as well as thousands of troops, contractors, and asylum officers. on capitol hill republicans say the white house isn't doing nearly enough to secure the southern border. >> the biden administration's reckless policies have created chaos on our southern border. president biden and secretary mayorkas have proven they are either incapable, unwilling, or uninterested in defending and maintaining our borders. >> homeland security secretary mayorkas will be a guest with us later today on "morning joe." and joining us now live from el paso, texas, nbc's brie jackson. brie, good morning. title 42, of course, expired just a few hours ago. what are you seeing so far where you are? >> reporter: good morning, jonathan. well, things are pretty quiet here so far. as you can see behind me we have the border fencing. this is the border between el paso and mexico. there have been some law enforcement agents here as long as we've been here early this morning, but i

joining us now is homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. mr.met with you yesterday with the secretary anthony blink enan lloyd austin. as you see this play out, where do things stand? can you update us on what you've seen so far seven hours into this new reality? >> good morning. we are seeing people arrive at our southern border as we expected, as we have been planning for. we're taking them into our custody. we are processing them. we are screening and vetting them. and if they do not have a basis to remain, we will remove them very swiftly under now what we can use are traditional immigration enforcement authorities. we've been very, very clear. there are lawful, safe and ordererly pathways to seek relief in the united states. and if one arrives at our southern border when it is going to face tougher consequences and that is what we're going to deliver. >> a federal judge yesterday ruled or stripped your ability to release migrants without court dates. first, you plan to appeal that ruling. >> it's a very harmful ruling. the department of ju

el secretario de seguridad nacional, alejandro mayorkas, en recientes declaraciones dijo que la fronteraque quienes entren al paÍs ilegalmente no son elegibles para el asilo. carolina: en el tema del asilo, ha entablado una demanda, a partir de ahora dicen que el gobierno de estados unidos ponen en peligro a quienes piden asilo. hay muchos cambios, muchas demandas, tambiÉn esta, hay un juez federal de florida que le prohÍbe al gobierno dejar en libertad condicional a los migrantes que no tenga una fecha para presentarse a una cita con la oficina de inmigraciÓn, o si no tienen forma de rastrearlos. el presidente biden dice que va a pelarlo. ——apelarlo. elyangÉlica: al otro lado de la frontera, en la ciudad de matamoros, se encuentra jessica sermeÑo . esos migrante que no lograron cruzar antes de que termine el tÍtulo 42, pero que no pierden la esperanza de cruzar este paÍs. ¿cuÁl es el ambiente, jessica? jessica: gracias. aquÍ en la frontera entre matamoros y brownsville, texas, luce muy distinta a como lo habÍamos visto en los Últimos dÍas, despuÉs del fin del tÍtulo 42. la basura, la ro

joining me now is in studio is alejandro mayorkas, secretary of the department of homeland security.r secretary, thank you so much for coming to the sunday show. >> good morning, jonathan, thank you for having me. >> the chaos expected other border didn't materialize. are you surprised by this. do you expect these numbers to increase as the days move forward. >> jonathan, we've been planning for this moment for the end of title 42 for more than a year and a half not only have we've been planning but we have been executing on those plans. surging resources personnel greater facilities capacity. and so much more. in these first two days after the end of title 42, united states border patrol has seen a 15% drop in the number of people encountered at our southern border. it is too early in the process but we continue to execute our plan of providing lawful pathways for individuals who seek relief in the united states. lawful, of safe and orderly pathways. at the same, time deliver consequences for those who arrive at our southern border without having access to those pathways. >> why the

tomorrow on cnn this morning, homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas is going to join the showwhat it means for the border and other american cities. so, as we have been telling you, title 42 will and in a matter of minutes. we'll go live back to the border with and lavender right after this. ♪ your yard is your sanctuary. where you should feel free. i know... i was talking about the dogs. [barking] they need their lawn back fast and you need scotts turf builder rapid grass. it's a revolutionary mix of seed and fertilizer that grows grass 2 times faster than just seed alone. giving you a stronger lawn. release the hounds! [barking] smell that freedom, eh? i smell it! i'm still talking to the dogs. pick up a bag at lowe's today. feed your lawn. feed it. asking the right question can greatly impact your future. - are, are you qualified to do this? - what? - especially when it comes to your finances. - are you a certified financial planner™? - i'm a cfp® professional. - cfp® professionals are committed to acting in your best interest. that's why it's gotta be a cfp®. >> we are now

homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas outlined the biden administration's approach, including a new rule that penalizes asylum seekers who entered illegally or who have not sought protection in another country. they passed through or made an appointment through the cbp. one app issues persist. many report the app is glitchy, with very few appointments available. our borders are not open. people who cross our border on lawfully and without a legal basis to remain will be promptly processed and removed. despite the warning, many migrants have made the long and often dangerous trek to places like tijuana, hoping to cross seeing the article is ending on may 11th. i made the effort to come back and see if i can stay . others began rushing the border, fearing the new rules would make it more difficult to gain entry. president biden conceded the border will be chaotic for a while, while immigration advocates threaten legal action is passed, without objection, a motion to reconsider is laid on the table. on capitol hill, house republicans passed a sweeping border bill, which is dead o