for three days at the border committee of the country, the border guards worked out the issues of operational work and management of units in different conditions of the situation . the events were organized on the basis of the smorgon border group of the training center of the institute of the border service and 120 military mechanized brigade. the situation on the state border. it should be characterized as a complex dynamic , however, it remains controlled and develops in predictable directions. belarus has taken a number of measures to ensure reliable protection of the state border, as well as the elimination of prerequisites for the occurrence of provocations of the incident, significantly increased maneuverability and technical capabilities of the units , reserves have been formed that are able to promptly and adequately respond to emerging risks. particular attention to topics, the defense of units of the border, the installation of fortifications and the use of the latest technology for organizing communications, in addition, worked out in detail the issue of managing maneuver groups

thus, the state border committee of belarus caught warsaw cheating on the topic of migrants at the border that over the past week , the polish ministry of defense has been posting a two-year-old video on social networks, the videos are accompanied by descriptions of hybrid attacks by refugees and alleged provocations of the belarusian military. taking into account the repeated publication of outright fakes , the question arises: is it even possible to trust the information posted in the official communication channels of the polish law enforcement agencies, and who do the polish military think their subscribers are? this is the question belarusians ask. poland has been blaming belarus for the migration crisis for two years, they partially based their foreign policy on this, and they themselves stole money on an industrial scale, while flooding europe with a huge amount migrants, what is really going on in the polish leadership, the main topic of the club of editors in belarus is one. an ordinary pole, he is far from all this, he is a little dumbfounded. that it fell out, poured out from t

the border committee immediately followed the reaction of the belarusian foreign ministry in connectionith the recorded fact of violation state border of the republic of belarus by helicopter of the polish armed forces on september 1, 2023 , the temporary charge d'affaires of poland in belarus in the military was summoned to the ministry of foreign affairs of belarus. eh, filimonovich, the polish side required an appropriate explanation and a thorough investigation of the incident, as well as the results of the investigation and the cause of what happened. as is customary in international communication , the belarusian side must be notified within an acceptable time frame and the country’s search attention must be drawn to inadmissibility of violating the state border. the republic of belarus urgently requests warsaw to take measures to prevent similar incidents in the future. and now poland, apparently , has already carried out its own investigation in the shortest possible time and is trying to cast doubt on the obvious fact; the speaking head was the speaker of the operational comman

territories often sounds in the polish hour, means. interferes with our borders published by the state border committee immediately followed and the reaction of the belarusian foreign ministry in in connection with the recorded fact of violation of the state border of the republic of belarus by a helicopter of the polish armed forces on september 1, 2023 , a temporary charge d'affaires was summoned to the ministry of foreign affairs of belarus. poland in belarus is introducing, uh, filimonovich from the polish side demanded an appropriate explanation and a thorough investigation of the incident, and the results of the investigation and the cause of what happened. as is customary in international communication , the belarusian side must be notified within an acceptable time frame the attention of the country's search was drawn to the inadmissibility of violating the state border. the republic of belarus urgently requested warsaw to take measures to prevent such incidents in the future. and so poland, apparently, in record time, in the shortest possible time, has already conducted its own investigation a

of the checkpoint was severely suspended to prevent certain threats of illegal migration, the border committeessing the border with latvia would be possible through the only functioning latvian border crossing. from the belarusian side. grigorovschina. it seems that the latvian authorities were frightened by the machinations of polish diplomats who set up a business on migrants in the eu or their own citizens, those 200,000 who came to belarus without a visa and were convinced that their leadership was deliberately exaggerating, talking about belarus about this. speaks. you are the heroine of a current interview, which will air today on our channel after the panorama. the whole truth about life in democratic latvia : old people on stretchers and wheelchairs in line for surrender. who are you taking the exam for, how people are waiting in horror for the heating season and the attempt to hide the true story by imposing lies in schools, i’m rowing all this, manila. i really want my latvians to wonder why their compatriots live better than the republic of belarus in their homeland, and this is by

and the mouth and honor guard of the state border committee, also in honor of the memory of the generationts heroes and their names will never go away. into oblivion the belarusian people are founded in first of all on history, because our defenders, they protected us and only thanks to their actions. we are now a free country, and we can already be proud of our independence. uh, although our komarin is located not far from near ukraine, it is developing; children go to school and work. all our stores are fine. thank you very much. here is our president on our leadership of the mosquito on the holy mosquito land. today we marked the beginning of a general republican cycle of actions dedicated to the anniversary of the liberation of belarus and this is the least we can make store memory is beyond her control. even today , a patriotic action started in the very heart of a small settlement in the bragin region. it will pass the victory banner, the same path that the victors took; some western politicians believed that the world could be changed and reshaped in their own way. no, the world wil

video where it is clearly visible as an air vehicle. interferes with our borders, the state border committeen affairs immediately followed in connection with the recorded fact of violation of the state border of the republic of belarus by a helicopter of the polish armed forces on september 1, 2023 , a temporary charge d'affaires of poland in belarus was called to the belarusian foreign ministry; corresponding explaining and conducting a thorough investigation of the incident, as well as the results of the investigation and the causes of what happened. as is customary in international communication , the belarusian side must be notified within a reasonable time , the attention of the country's search for the inadmissibility of violating the state border is drawn. the republic of belarus urgently requested warsaw to take measures to prevent such incidents in the future. and now poland, apparently in record time, has already held its own investigation and is trying to cast doubt on the obvious fact, the speaking head was the speaker of the operational command of the polish armed forces, who st

of google it sometimes, but taking advantage of the fact that we have a representative of our border committeeour site, i have a question for you: if we really talked today, showed footage, yes, on that very border, so that our neighbors could see it from poland, well, first of all, we need to say that yes indeed. a video published on the social network of the ministry of national defense of poland, actually two years ago, the footage obviously shows the engineering barriers that the polish side was erecting at that time. at the current moment in time, they have completed the complete covering of the state border with a five-meter, permanent fence, which, in their opinion , should stop illegal migrants, well , they haven’t decided yet, it seems, it’s necessary vote for it to be demolished now, to be demolished, the fence is there, in their opinion, it should stop the flow of migrants, there are special gates in it, supposedly for animals, but never during the entire existence of this fence have the border service of the republic of belarus recorded so that these cages are used for their intend

enough to sort of google it sometimes, but using that , that we have a representative of our border committee i have a question for you, if we really spoke today and showed footage, yes, of that very border, so that our neighbors could see from the polish side? well first you need to say that yes, indeed, the video was published on the social network of the ministry of national defense. poland, uh, really two years ago, the footage obviously shows the engineering barrier that the polish side was erecting at that time. at the current time, they have completed the complete covering of the state border with a five-meter fence, which, in their opinion, should stop illegal migrants. but they haven’t decided yet, it seems like they need to vote to demolish it now. demolish, yes the fence stands, uh, in their opinion, it should stop the flow of migrants, uh, it has special gates, supposedly for animals, but never during the entire existence of this fence, the belarusian border service has recorded that these cages were used directly purpose, uh, and they are used to expel people onto our territory,

s enough to google it, but taking advantage of the fact that we have a representative of our border committee if we really spoke today and showed footage, yes, on that very border, so that our neighbors could see from the polish side? well, first of all , i need to say that yes, indeed, the video was published on the ministry’s social network national defense of poland, actually two years ago, the footage clearly shows the engineering barriers that the polish side was erecting at that time. at the current moment in time, they have completed the complete covering of the state border with a five-meter stationary fence, which in their opinion should stop illegal migrants, but they have not yet decided, it seems, they need to vote to demolish it now, demolish it, the fence is still there, uh, in their opinion should - stop the flow of migrants, uh, in it has special gates, supposedly for animals, but never during the entire existence of this fence have the border service of the republic of belarus recorded that these cages were used for their intended purpose, uh, and they are used to expel peopl

border protection offices and support staff. i'd also tell you that a single republican on the committee voted for it. it was passed only by democrats. we are the ones who are trying to provide resources to the good men and women along the border to address this. every time an opportunity presents itself for resources on the border democrats are the ones who vote for them. you can talk to but when it comes to being a member of congress you need to vote your convictions. if you don't give the men and women that money they need to help protect us and then that's our fault. thank goodness the democrats in congress gave the money that was asked for by the department. they need more and i look forward to the next time that people ask for money. you're talking about resources, that they will vote for it because that's the only way we can address this problem. another situation as i said i've been on this committee for a long time. responsible men and women but there is a way to be disagreeable. i understand the witnesses on the republican side. this is a great democracy and its only great because of the men

border. however, the sheer amount on the street shows the force of entry is not the full story. can you walk the committee through how cartels are using the mayorkas open border between the ports of entry, where there is little infrastructure to stopping them to smuggle these drugs and do ak our country checks -- of. i would say they are making billions of dollars of funding w is not an issue and they are flooding the zone. er sending mass amounts of migrants to certain areas whered they know border patrol has limited resources. and they are using the open g border area to just smuggle in unlimited amounts of people and an unlimited amount of drugs. g and bringing weapons self and the money south. is basically, they are taking full advantage of the vulnerabilities l' aand the weaknesses. and the border patrol is out there and they don't have the personnel. they don't have enough people in certain sectors. 's obviously, this document, and i deliberately attached this into the record, it is all the news stories around america, headline news, of the mass poison. that is the ultimate impact when the cartel ha

would be nice, -- senator from illinois declined to markup an immigration bill or border security bill. that is the committee of jurisdiction on which i sit. clear that president biden's approach to the border is not sustainable, his administration rolled out one incentive after the another to encourage people from the world to come to our borders and enter our country illegally. that is the the reason we're experiencing an humanitarian and security crisis, record migration levels of last years, have tested law enforcement tested our cities, and nonprofits in ways that i've never seen before. record number of migrants, soaring demands for resources for the dwindling budgets andke overworked personnel and we have not talked about impact of uncontrolled migrant on the local hospitals and education systems and the like. all of them have been operating under incredible strain. for overbl two years. so, it is pastime to adopt policies and im pose consequenceseq -- impose consequences we need consequences to illegal immigration. i think that legal immigration orderly, humane, has been one of the greatest things th

colorado, joe neguse, made excellent points haranguing some of the republicans in the rules committee, gosh, if the border'sa priority, if the appropriations committee had a border funding bill in the su summer,did more than 100 days pass before kevin mccarthy put that legislation on the nor? we don't have good answers to those questions other than the fact that it's always the parlance in washington to just wait until the very end and then jam all these bills together and get one up or down vote on funding the entire governmentress that is the way we have run since the mid-'90s. i'm trying to break the fever and liberate us from those upper on down votes and get to single subject spending bills. that's an idea even those on the left support because it's a more transparent, honest, and open government. >> a number of your republican colleagues say that they're at a loss for understanding your strategy. listen to what they have to say. >> what are you asking for? we're trying to pass appropriations bills, you won't let us do that. i think everybody's just confused. there's not rational explanations on the op

i claim that you lied to the committee about whether we have operational control of the border. homeland security committee even wrote about it in phase one of their investigation into potential impeachment. and my understanding that dhs and it's come about as used different definitions to determine operational control. for example, u.s. border patrol previously defined operational control as the ability to detect and interdict illegal activity. cbd, and our 2020 u.s. border patrol strategy, to find operational control as, quote, the ability to perceive and comprehend at the operating environment, mobilize assets, infrastructure and barriers to prevent criminal activity and respond to and resolve any cross border incursion. close quote. in a 2023 transcribed interview, or nike of the san diego sector failed that, quote, what a patrol is operated under different definitions of operational control than what is listed in the secret defense act. can you describe what happened in that exchange last year? >> ranking member nadler, the congressman did not allow me to complete my answer.

go explain how you oppose border security, hr two, strongly vetted, passed by the share committee, passed by house republicans, that is a dream bill for dealing with the crisis at the border where i've got in texas, 2000 people at eagle pass yesterday. water i spent august sitting on panels with moms and dads who have lost their children to fentanyl pozen thanks. i met with countless law enforcement overrun. communities overrun, now our colleagues in new york are seeing without looks like. if i have to watch another migrant getting sold into the sex trafficking trade or another federal opinion about a stash house in fort worth, texas with a little girl in it, that the father is being ransomed for money so that his little girl does not get abused because of what this country is doing with an open border, no. i did not come here for second place. i didn't come here to posture on twitter. i came to figure out how to save this country for my kids and grandkids. i did not survive cancer at i don't skip out of town away from my family to be here for posturing and for rhetoric. and i'm proud of

the average 600 people and about 90 trucks enter and leave this point every day , the state border committeeprocedure preparing a warning and informing the opposite side, physical obstacles will be placed on the state border, which will impede the movement of vehicles or persons across the border. we told you about how european officials in different countries will think about confiscation of russian cars that enter their territory or just say that they got out of there. but here, too, each country is defined in its own way . on tuesday, the head of the estonian foreign ministry said that the country is not going to confiscate cars with russian license plates. but he plans to retroactively sign a decree on the period during which our russian cars need to leave estonia. the deadline was set and in finland the country closed the border to russian transport last saturday; they need to leave six months in advance. otherwise , the car will be confiscated by the latest eu sanctions. poland its border. they closed it on sunday night. norway also decided to ban today, but lithuania, which supported

borders. the latest health status of arbaeen pilgrims hosseini the language of the head of the health and treatment committee of the arbaeen headquarters, more than 80% of the pilgrims returned to health this year, 470,000 farmers went to mobile medical centers and hospitals at the borders, shopping for 95% of the outpatients with a sore throat who had a cold or fatigue or had a headache. wanted let's say i had a chronic disease in 1970. 67 ambulances, 13 helicopters, and 11 field hospitals were on standby to serve arbaeen hosseini pilgrims . arbaeen treatment this year, 189 chronic patients were treated in border and secret hospitals, 333 surgeries and 28 were performed in an emergency setting, and about 34 thousand people based on the lack of corona heatstroke out of 34 thousand people for 5700 people in minecraft 1000 cards health and pilgrims were taught treatment at red crescent medical centers in iraq, haniyeh jarinejad, sed and sima news agency, the 80s had a strong presence in this year's arbaeen procession, abdullah dal's teenagers were included in the martyrs' dog and salar group, and they willingl

border and has been for decades. what we need -- >> mister secretary, you're speaking in general terms and i think this is why many of us on the committee are frustrated with the lack of accountability, that you have shattered all records in terms of the border crossings. you say that you have nothing to do with the dramatic change in policies you had and there's a great decline. you cite that is evidence that you're doing a good job. and i think that is why so many americans have lost faith in this administration's ability to secure the border. but i want to actually reference some remarks he made that i found somewhat encouraging. this is on the topic of -- he made these remarks early in your tenure, april of 2021 at the ucla, the -- the immigration law and policy center. you said this. you said, you referred to an example of someone who crossed the border illegally and went on to commit sex offenses. and you said, i do not believe that individual should be released into the community. you said, i think the states -- turn that individual all over to ice directly. you had, i think that's a public safety need. you went on to say that af

border. very famous movie the sound of freedom talked about the sex trafficking children. i've written letters to chairman of senate committeeso hold hearings on that. >> absolutely, dangerous and complex environment. >> your border patrol agents have to as senator lankford is talking about, encounter some individuals in camouflage, military age and they process and dispersed them because that's what you're being asked by this administration, it's not your fault, a travesty that's happening in the country and what's frustrating for me having chaired the committee held 3 dozen hearings on the border understanding the problem. to not be holding hearings. i appreciate this hearing. but then to be speaking in such sedate terms. oh, we have this under control, oh, yeah, only ten years, only -- ten years till the first immigration hearing in new york city, ten years? it's a completely open border. it is out of control and we need to call it what it is. it's anor open border. this has to stop. this is not -- this is not what a sovereign country can sustain. thank you very much, madame chair. >> thank you, senator johnson, senator pa

committee of arbaeen headquarters , more than 80% of arbaeen pilgrims returned to the country in good health, mr. mayad far said. this year, 470,000 people went to mobile medical centers and hospitals on the borders. the latest health status of arbaeen pilgrims, hosseini, from the words of the head of the health and treatment committee of the arbaeen headquarters. more than 80% of the pilgrims returned to human health. reference they bought 95% of the outpatients who have a sore throat, have a cold, are tired, or have a headache, want to control their blood pressure , have a chronic disease, this year, 67 ambulances , 13 helicopters, airplanes and 11 field hospitals are on standby to serve the arbaeen hosseini pilgrims. we had an emergency air flight, we had about two flights by plane, where we transferred the number of patients, according to the report of the arbaeen health and medical committee, this year, 189 chronic patients were treated in border and secret hospitals, and 333 surgeries and 28 emergency procedures were also performed. it was done and about 34,000 people, based on the lack of corona heatstroke, out of 34,000 people, only 5,700 people were treated. one of the health treatment t

here's the chairman of the committee with me ten minutes ago. watches. >> borderals. the highest it's ever been before that was like 1200. this is a planned thing from china. there is no way that it is not. maria: gordon chang was earlier with me and he said china is preparing to go to war with the united states, what do you think? >> they are preparing to go to war and were trying to get a climate deal with them. it sums it up. in the southern border the passages of loopholes through puerto rico. obviously china is taking full advantage of the ministries and policies to bring these people in. but what is outrageous why does congress have to request this information. why isn't the administration sharing it freely with the duly represented, elected representatives and states like new mexico where these activities are going on around the national labs. you would think the administration would want to share this with congress and work with congress on it. instead we only get it when they demand it. it's like they have something to hide. maria: todd piro jump in. i ke

border. the movie the sound of freedom talked about the sex trafficking of children. i have written letters to the senate committee to hold hearings on that. this open border policy is facilitating, and you know this, the multibillion-dollar is this model of human traffickers, sex traffickers, and drug traffickers. correct? bemiller: yes. it is dangerous -- johnson: and you're border patrol, senator langford said, encountered men in military camouflage of military age. they were let go. it is not your fault. it is frustrating for me having shared this committee with three dozen hearings on the border, understanding the problem. i am pca this hearing. but then to be speaking in such sedate terms. telling people, we have this under control. only 10 years. we cannot say only. 10 years until the first immigration hearing in new york city? 10 years? it is a completely open border and out of control and call it what it is. this is an open border. this has to stop. this is not way asylum country can sustain. thank you, madam chair. >> thank you senator johnson. >> thank you chairwoman and senator langford to bring us tog

border wall. not all new. some refurbished. >> i took committee members down to the border and what we saw were in areas that thed been built, immigration -- migrant immigration had stopped. we gave border patrol an ability to control the area, but on areas that it's open, people are walking across. >> martha: so what do you do right now? you heard the new border patrol chief say it's as bad as it's been. they want to be doing their jobs down there. they want to be screening people and guns, and instead they're basically processing people. >> right. that's why we passed the border protection bill without house bill 2 that completes the border and barrier area to give the border control and ability to defend the border, and also change our asylum laws so we can encourage lawful immigration and get people here we need who have skills who we can put to work and grow our economy, but right now with this migrant immigration that's occurring on the border, it's a national security threat, drugs, and people in the terrorist watch list, economic security threat and even the mayor of new york says it's too much, and his

transported the number of patients according to the health committee report. and cure this year's arbaeen, 189 chronic patients were admitted and treated in border hospitals, 333 surgeries and 28 emergency procedures were performed, and about 34,000 people out of 34,000 people were treated for 5,700 people based on the lack of corona heatstroke. the red crescent medical service was provided in iraq . haniyeh jarinejad of the sed and broadcasting agency, we are leaving behind mr. mirmohammadi. we have a health committee treatment and rescue committee is the responsibility of the rescue committee number three of the red crescent, which provides medical services to more than three million people from the border into iraq and kuwait by the ministry of health, from the border into the country, from outpatient services to those who it is important to note that some of the non-iranian pilgrims are waiting for arbaeen to go to the medical centers of the islamic republic of iran, because the level of satisfaction with the knowledge and knowledge of our doctors and medical staff is extraordinary, and this is an important issue. it is always more than plan

organization and road transportation of a large number of buses from mehran border they reported that according to the health and treatment committee of the arbaeen headquarters, more than 80% of the arbaeen pilgrims returned to the country in good health and said that this year 470,000 people visited mobile health centers and hospitals in the borders. arbaeen headquarters, more than 80% of pilgrims returned to health this year, 470,000 farmers went to serial treatment centers and hospitals in the borders, shopping for 95% of outpatients, sore throats and colds, tiredness or headaches, we wanted to control pressure, illness i had a chronic illness in 1970. 67 ambulances, 13 helicopters, and 11 field hospitals were on standby to serve arbaeen hosseini pilgrims. 189 chronic patients were treated in border and secret hospitals, 333 surgeries and 28 emergency procedures were performed, and about 34 people were treated for 5700 people out of 34,000 people based on the lack of heatstroke. red crescent treatment in iraq to madrasani pilgrims according to haniyeh jarinejad of the sun tv news agency, several thousand schools served pilgrims

border. he heard the homeland security chair mark green talk about that. we had committeethe border on our side so we would force the democrats to go to the border and our borders are kamala harris has only been to the border once. joe biden has barely been near the border in his 50 years as being a career politician. they don't want to talk about it you see them talking about gun control. earlier in the show you show that president trump was actually beating biden by double digits. the reason is trump came out was something that all republicans were afraid to talk about. a bold position on the border back when he was running in 2015 and 2016 which launched him into the presidency. people realized when you have a border overrun without orderly migration you surrender control to cartels who are making billions, record number of money. human trafficking the poor innocent children. it was obama who had the children in cages. trump was blamed. now we have children in warehouses, warehouses full of children that are suffering they don't know who their parents are, they're being

this is what i am talking about that is being caused -- frictions in committees like border cities, eagleass, el paso, chicago and new york as well. all these cities are striving for greater equity, they are having to take money out of their budgets to receive and welcome and provide humanitarian assistance and integration to these migrants. additional funding would help. but at the same time, enacting immigration reform is a part of that process because the broken immigration system is being manipulated by cartels, by gangs, by other mafias throughout all of the countries where migrants are traversing. and people are being manipulated and misled into thinking that they simply get to the border, things are going to be great and they will be able to get assistance and jobs and integrated into society. this is the type of misinformation that is being manipulated by forces that are behind a lot of the human tragedy and trafficking that is taking place given the current set of events and our inability in congress to enact immigration reform. juan: congressmember garcia, you mention cartels an

border crossings of china and bashmaq, it is cooler than other crossings. today and tomorrow it will be 45 degrees in the western crossings of the country. mehran 45 khosravi, the secretary of the cultural committee of the arbaeen headquarters the 10th report, which especially the women at the border terminals and at the shrines, informed my colleague about the condition of a group of women in shalamcheh , who provide services to arbaeen pilgrims by providing different cultural programs . for asian girls and boys they recite ayat al-kursi or surah before us, we give them a gift, mrs. kianfar, the tailor ladies, and by virtue of entering, in addition to bedouz , she has not neglected the category of hijab and chastity. the lady used to read the quran, and they teach the ways and methods of work to her peers , and we do the same thing. do you like to work and do things for a limited time? hosseini's epic book is based on the words of martyr morteza motahari we will write excerpts from his words in this work and we will distribute them in the form of matching the page of the book with the name of the book and among the people who are going to this question. in english and introduces it in human, pol

border, preserving constitutional freedoms, and promoting fiscal responsibility. and much more. highlights of the accomplishments so far include defunding the biden army of 87,000 i.r.s. agents. eliminating the military vaccine mandate. establishing the bipartisan committee to strengthen america against the threats of the chinese communist party. passing the secure border act to address the chaos at the borders. passing the largest deficit reduction package in american history. passing the parents' bill of rights bill. passing the lower energy costs act. in conclusion, god bless our troops who successfully protected america for 20 years as the global war on terrorism continues moving from the afghanistan safe haven to america with biden open borders. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, there was a time in washington less than a year ago when if the speaker of the house of representatives gave you their word it meant something. mr. casten: that's no longer true. earlier this year speaker mccarthy stood in the oval office with the president

border. why do our tax dollars go to deserve to pay her salary? she continues to not give the committee and members answers to the questions. failure to get us answers from d.h.s. on the border. it's unacceptable and has created to the crisis at the border. i urge the cutting of her salary and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas, mr. cuellar, seek recognition? mr. cuellar: i claim the time in opposition. the chair: the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. cuellar, for five minutes. mr. cuellar: i rise in opposition and urge members to vote know and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from south carolina is recognized. mr. norman: i urge her salary be cut and yield the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from south carolina. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. mr. cuellar: i ask for a a recorded vo

there is no funding without actually securing the border, i am proud of the speaker for passing h.r. 2 earlier that i am on homeland security committeet wrote that legislation, now time to take that stand, protect america, get our border back secure. yeah. i i mean that is what i was talking about earlier i spoke with one of your colleagues, you know he was saying, i said look why are we spending 113 billion dollars to help ukraine, helping ukrainian borrowed we haven't seen spent a dime to u.s. border he said the better doesn't need money it needs policy i totally agree where that hp how do you hold the plain from appropriation standpoint i know you are working homeland security getting through this week what is it going to look like? >> well i think, we've done something smart on their right we do need policy the funding is a separate issue, and what we're, what you are going to see happen, is appropriations bill 4 dh.f. until administration is series with hr2 most conservative border security plan in decades leverage that we have. this is the moment. waiting for this moment america waiting for this moment there are so many people

border security. the 45th meeting of the world heritage committee of the united nations scientific and cultural organizationown as unesco , has started in riyadh, saudi arabia. it is held here every year to review and vote on the cases put forward for world registration. the culture and forests of dizmar in east azarbaijan province will be evaluated and voted on in the natural heritage section of iran at this meeting . the end of this news section is sitting god guarding the front page. the sacrifice is there . the fence between the pleasure of meeting is there. the service page of the people's page is your stronghold, and there is hope for you on the other side of the table, there is a martyr in your eyes, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. hello and good morning , dear viewers of the khabar network, dear ones who chose to watch the program on the first page. i hope that tonight's program will be used. i especially recommend those who have effective children and it is easy to reopen schools. tonight's marathon discussion is in the field of textbooks. be attractive to them. higher e

why is there such an honest disparity between the resources allocated to border communities compared to interior committees under this program? should the needs of arizona border communities and those in other border states be weighed more heavily when allocating these critical funds? >> representatives stanton, we know there is great need out there for these funds. through our legacy program legam emergency food and shelter program humanitarian with the direction of we used our legacy program to administer the first portion of that funding. which highly favored our border cities. we implement the shelter services program we did begin to take into greater account released data but also destination data as we understand communities across the country are incurring costs as they are providing shelter and services for ther migrants. as we move into the next fiscal year end if the program continues to beis funded we will be basing this on a competitive program to take into account existing data they are experiences as we make decisions on future funding allocations for.as >> fema will make this moving forward

alrall right moving on now, stil on florida -- met committees mya cross-border picking up the piecessome it will mean starting over from scratch after catastrophic damage to their homes and businesses. the worse, sometimes invest that comes out and people there is resilience amid the rebels. as neighbors come together for talks with the correspondent max gorden hasn't update. >> here on cedar key the cleanup is well underway. as you can see behind me the damage is extensive for this after a 7-foot storm surge inundated parts of the island damaging homes and businesses here. hurricane idalia made landfall about 60 miles where we are sending along florida's big bend. that marks on florida cosine from the hurricane visible from space. there is not the same loss of life is during hurricane ian covenant ron desantis confirmed one person died in a vehicle crash during the storm the will also be costly could hit $20 billion. power provider duke energy estimates 95% of the hardest hit areas will have power restored by tonight. here on cedar key cleanup efforts have been moving along neighbor

to bring this bill to the rules committee if the situation on the southern border is as urgent as you and i both believe it is? mr. joyce: you know if i was running this place, i would prioritize things -- mr. neguse: who is in charge? do i talk to republican whip, speaker mccarthy, who do i ask this question? mr. joyce: the appropriations process we have field hearings the first six months. july as we have processed 10 of our 12 bills. mr. neguse: you did your work. june 21 you marked up the bill. june 21 was 100 days ago. what has happened in the intervening 100 days. why didn't we take up this bill last month or in july? mr. joyce: i don't take the schedule. mr. neguse: do you understand why the american people would be frustrated and see a republican caucus that purports and states that the situation on our southern border is urgent but waits 100 days to bring a funding bill. does that make sense? mr. joyce: i think the american people are completely frustrated. i think it was my friend mr. diaz-balart and the countries he talked about who came here in 2014 and 2015. we wan