we're ready to go. >> and in that time, she has seen the border patrol force in the arizona desert almoste in size. the number of border crossers has decreased significantly but the number of deaths has remained relatively constant. >> if some kind of wall or fence or whatever stop people from actually getting into this desert and dying in the first place, why don't you guys support that? >> because we know it doesn't actually stop people. >> the reality is the numbers do go down. >> in those places but then they go up in other places. it's like squeezing a balloon. you tighten one area and people just went somewhere else. i usually write -- >> pure water. fresh water. >> draw some hearts. go with god. good luck. so last year we put out over 21,000 gallons of water. the vast majority is used. >> but border patrol agents sometimes find the water, too, and she charges when they do they often destroy is it. two water drops a week we find vandalized which means the jugs are poured out or slashed. it's in such a far reach of desert that, you know, the only people out here that could be linked

that enables the border patrol agents to get back on the border for their most effective. easements are trained in surveillance, logistics, aviation, criminal analysis another specialties. we use our military duties to help support border patrol. the national guard has unique resources. including the uh 72, a mission enhancement package and the rc 26 in texas. we have 11 helicopters supported by mississippi, alabama, oklahoma and florida currently. like to thank them for coming to our aid. we flew 994 hours doing border operations. guardsmen society operate under title 32 status. the brigade team is in control. read when we deploy we are sent to southwest border and we sent complete and ready units. we mobilize the battalion stationed are ready in el paso. we will swap those commands out as time goes on. we're still supporting plug fires. those i was in the rio grande valley were in with the recent floods. we save lives and went back to work. whenever the nation has been threatened by external dangers the national guard has helped to secure and maintain security and safety

border patrol officials discussed how the national guard hopes to secure the southwest border. this committee hearing is one hour and ten minutes. the board of the torah and the e subcommittees meeting today to examine policies that impact the department's ability to secure the border and i now recognize myself for an opening statement. it's not only poses a threat to the communities and families that the rule of law sovereignty is not respected. including a combination of the border wall technology access and personal now using intelligence driven operations to detect and intercept the fall. today our focus is on personnel and capabilities of the border. staffing shortages at the ports of entry and borders at the co- border patrol as well as the hiring process that takes too long and challenges that have persisted for years. it remains below its congressionally mandated staffing levels by more than a thousand officers and in 1900 border patrol agents. combined with the crisis in the border is put on the nation's security risk. in april president trump announced the deployment

we are supporting again maintenance vehicles so they can practice there and to help border patrol save money and turn vehicles quicker that keeps the agents out in the border if we can get enough vehicles out for them to have their own and makes more effective when they get out there and full start taking law enforcement data to form those mission packages. >> that is real time intel. >> thank you madam chair. in that tucson area there has been a lot of difficulty retaining personnel so how can we help you to retain experienced personnel in your area? and in the context of national guardsmen last time he returned with phone call from eastern europe and it reminded me the national guardsmen are now making up more and more of our regular troops around the world i have constituents on their fourth tour in afghanistan in the middle east but the sun doesn't set on the california theater. so how can we help you get up to those ranks that you need to do your job? >> first of all congressman i appreciate you that congress did with the funding for mobility. that is key to our organization the v

as many border patrol and border patrol backup as there are stars in the sky. in an attempt to secure its borders the current administration is spending billions of dollars on enforcement money many argue is doing little to stop the human traffic merely rebooting it since they've closed the ports it forces people out into the secure. desert and people are dying so. it is supposed to send a message back to the villages and mexico that if you come here you'll die out of the desert it's a policy of death. they really don't know what they're facing i mean they don't know how hot and dry it is most of them if they haven't been here before they don't know about the desert and mostly women in high heel shoes are wedge shoes and they all have one bottle of water and in this environment that is so hot and dry and desolate. if they need if they have any degree of heat exhaustion illness they need to been taken the hospital me and the heat literally just codes for the brain the heart the good news we see a lot of pregnant women and that also. increases the risk that they'

as many border patrol and border patrol backup as there are stars in the sky. in an attempt to secure its borders the current administration is spending billions of dollars on enforcement money many argue is doing little to stop the human traffic merely rebooting it since they've closed the ports it forces people out into the secured. desert and people are dying so. it is supposed to send a message back to the villages in mexico that if you come here you'll die out of the desert it's a policy of death. and they really don't know what they're facing i mean they don't know how hot and dry to most of them if they haven't been here before they don't know about the desert and mostly women in high heel shoes. wage shoes and they'll have one bottle of water and in this environment that is so hot and dry and death or. if they need if they have any degree of exhaustion illness they need to be in techno hospital me and the heat literally just coax them or the brain the heart the kidney will see a lot of pregnant women and that also. increases the risk that they'll get in

>> speaking as a film or border patrol agent, i can say in the area where i worked, we had several milesof border fencing that was built after the secure offenses act was passed. what i can tell you is that people found every way through, over, around that fence. smugglers had figured out ways to pry open these steel panels from the ground and put hydraulic jacks underneath and lift them up high enough so that entire vehicles could drive underneath. for smaller things like a group of people, they were just sort of use a welder to make an opening, push it out and come through. i don't think that's an argument for more bigger, impenetrable barrier. i think that shows no matter what barrier we put there, people will find a way around it. what i think we haveseen , especially with the deaths along our border which i think are underreported. there's a humanitarian crisis that has been unfolding for decades. ever since we started building walls and fencing. hundreds of people die every year in the desert. something like 6000 people have died according to a tally from the year 2000-2016. and th

as many border patrol and border patrol backup as there are stars in the sky. in an attempt to secure its borders the current administration is spending billions of dollars on enforcement money many argue is doing little to stop the human traffic merely rebooting it since they've closed the ports it forces people out into the secure. desert and people are dying so. it is supposed to send a message back to the villages in mexico that if you come here you'll die out of the desert it's a policy of death. they really don't know what they're facing i mean they don't know how hot and dry it is most of them if they haven't been here before they don't know about the desert and mostly women in high heel shoes are wedge issues and they all have one bottle of water and in this environment that is so hot and dry and desolate. if they need if they have a degree of heat exhaustion illness they need to be in techno hospital me in the heat literally just code for the brain the heart the kidneys and see a lot of pregnant women and that also. increases the risk that they'll get

border patrol, responsible for securing the borders between ports of entry, the southwest border primarily where the bulk of our agents are, we also patrol the northern border, and maritime approaches in miami, coastal california and so forth. so that's one. two is the office of field operations. these are cbp officers. blue uniformed individuals at ports of entry and you fly back from europe, cross the border from tijuana to san diego, through the lawful ports of entry and that's where the officers operate. they are responsible for securing the flows through the ports for counterterrorism purposes, for counter counter narcotics. a variety of functions. and the third is marine and air operation. we have the largest civilian air force in the world, supporting border security operations at the land border, of course, but also the maritime approaches and in the source and transit zone for narcotics trafficking. fourth offices and the office of trade. monitoring $4 trillion in trade across our borders, applying the policies appropriately across a whole manner of commodities, ensuring that peop

lou: we'll take it up with the national border of patrol counsel president, the border patrol's union, brandon judd joining us here next. by the way, you hear lots of politicians thanking the border patrol, don't you, immigration and customs enforcement. i can't remember a senator, no not a congressman. but we have a president who does say thankful and grateful and represents the expression of most americans. we'll be right back. stay with us. -welcome. -[ gasps ] a bigger room?! lou: a federal judge praised the trump administration for reunifying more than 1800 illegal children with their families. george w. bush appointee judge says the government deserves great credit for meeting his strict one-month deadline that sent agencies scrambling to reunite young children separated from their parents. joining me now, president of the national border patrol council, the union for the border patrol, brandon judd. great to have you with us, brandon. the president now threatens to shut down the government if, as he put it, the dems and the rinos who lead the republican party don't deliver the

lou: we'll take it up with the national border of patrol counsel president, the border patrol's union, brandon judd joining us here next. by the way, you hear lots of politicians thanking the border patrol, don't you, immigration and customs enforcement. i can't remember a senator, no not a congressman. but we have a president who does say thankful and grateful and represents the expression of you're headed down the highway when the guy in front slams on his brakes out of nowhere. you do, too, but not in time. hey, no big deal. you've got a good record and liberty mutual won't hold a grudge by raising your rates over one mistake. you hear that, karen? liberty mutual doesn't hold grudges... how mature of them. for drivers with accident forgiveness liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ cuz, um, i thought that was what i needed to do. we got our orders to go overseas and i went to baghdad, iraq. we were transporting a bomb sniffing dog to the polling stations. we rolled over two anti-tank m

lou: we'll take it up with the national border of patrol counsel president, the border patrol's unionbrandon judd joining us here next. by the way, you hear lots of politicians thanking the border patrol, don't you, immigration and customs enforcement. i can't remember a senator, no not a congressman. but we have a president who does say thankful and grateful and represents the expression of do these moves look familiar? then you might have a condition called dry mouth. biotène is clinically proven to soothe and moisturize a dry mouth. plus, it freshens breath. biotène. immediate and long lasting dry mouth symptom relief. you might or joints.hing for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. just for a shot. but why go back there when you can stay homefice with neulasta onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1%, a 94%

lou: we'll take it up with the national border of patrol counsel president, the border patrol's unionjudd joining us here next. by the way, you hear lots of politicians thanking the border patrol, don't you, immigration and customs enforcement. i can't remember a senator, no not a congressman. but we have a president who does say thankful and grateful and represents the expression of the fact is, there are over ninety-six hundred roads named "park" in the u.s. it's america's most popular street name. but allstate agents know that's where the similarity stops. if you're on park street in reno, nevada, the high winds of the washoe zephyr could damage your siding. and that's very different than living on park ave in sheboygan, wisconsin, where ice dams could cause water damage. but no matter what park you live on, one of 10,000 local allstate agents knows yours. now that you know the truth, are you in good hands? but it's tough to gete enough of their nutrients. new one a day with nature's medley is the only complete multivitamin with antioxidants from one total serving of fruits and veg

he's also a spokesman for the labor union representing border patrol agents in the san diego area thank you very much indeed for your time is to say give me some indication if you would of the the morale amongst border patrol agents at the moment. first of all thank you for having me this is a very important topic and we appreciate every opportunity we get to discuss it as far as the morale of our guys our guys and gals our agents the morale is it's something that we guys we know that we have a difficult job in the public sometimes disagrees with what we do they believe that it needs to be done so as far as morale i'd say it's not lol it's not high it's about in the middle and i think that that mostly affected is the perception that that they are somehow doing this out of some type of animists in our guys that couldn't be anything more contrary to that our guys love love this country and love the people in this country and would do everything they can to protect everyone in it what kind of impact is this having on the agency on a personal basis on the in their day to day lives for

this is american border patrol u.s. citizens doing their bit to keep illegals. the organization is led by glenn spencer his arizona ranch sits directly the border thanks to glenn anyone can patrol it via the internet. this is one of american border patrols remotely operated border cams this camera is wireless and operated by solar power. so really you could run this camera from your home in new york to watch the border so that we can have thousands of americans watching the border was real vigilance twenty four hours a day seven days a week. glenn says the u.s. government secure border initiative is a disastrous failure and he's compiled hours of video footage to prove it this is the most highly policed area in the country right and we could walk through even in daylight right with a huge atomic bomb on our back. and they would know and they could stop it if they wanted to but they don't i will bet you there are at least sixty illegal aliens holed up moving through the river in the washington right now you have to understand this goes on four. hundred miles of th

you are going to have a country that's crime ridden, the border patrol, the border patrol agents, i.c.e these people are incredible, they were the ones actually when melania went down, she was talking about the border patrol agents, not the i.c.e. -- but i.c.e., border patrol, those are incredible patriots. the job they have is so dangerous. you know long island very well. maria: catch and release. >> they go long island, they liberate towns. these are incredible people. if the democrats go left, okay, if they do that, like i always say, maxine waters is their new leader, between maxine waters and nancy pelosi and getting rid of i.c.e., and having open borders, and the biggest thing you have open borders, all it's going to do is lead to massive, massive crime. that's going to be their platform. open borders which equals crime. i think they will never win another election, so i'm actually quite happy about it. maria: up next, we go international. stay with me for more of my exclusive interview with president trump. why the president says he believes north korea's leader kim jong-un is se

i see it every time i am with ice and border patrol personnel.t challenges only steal the resolve of men and women who have character to serve. these challenges and the challenges you face have only strengthened the resolve of this president and this administration to stand with you. i want to assure you as i travel thess this country that american people know that men and women of ice are american heroes. you are doing an important, dangerous job. you are doing it for them. i want to promise you we will continue to work to make sure this agency has both the support, the respect, and the resources that you deserve to do the job that you have been called to do. the american people support you. because they know how important your mission is. but, as we all have seen in the press lately, the heroes of ice are being attacked and demonized for the work that you do at an unprecedented rate in recent weeks. ice has been targeted with protests across the country not only on the job but in the public square and on social media, and for many of you even y

as many border patrol and border patrol backup as there are stars in the sky. in an attempt to secure its borders the current administration is spending billions of dollars on enforcement money many argue is doing little to stop the human traffic merely rebooting it since they've closed the ports it forces people out into the secure. desert and people are dying so. it is supposed to send a message back to the villages and mexico that if you come here you'll die out of the desert it's a policy of death. and they really don't know what they're facing i mean they don't know how hot and dry it is most of them if they haven't been here before they don't know about the desert and mostly women in high heel shoes are wedge issues and they all have one bottle of water and in this environment that is so hot and dry and desolate. if they need if they have any degree of. exhaustion stillness they need to be techno hospital me live in the heat literally just close the door bryan the heart the kidneys and see a lot of pregnant women and that also. increases the risk that the

as acting chief of the border patrol, i cannot be prouder to represent the men and women who dedicate their lives in support of cbp's mission. them.nored to work beside ultimately, border security is national security. enforcement of immigration law is a foundation of a secure border and a secure nation, and i look forward to continuing to work to the west -- with the committee for this. i look forward to your questions. chairman grassley, wreaking member feinstein, and distinguished members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to appear today to discuss the homeland and ensure the integrity of our nation's immigration system through enforcement of our countries immigration laws and in particular its roles and family reunification efforts. extremely complex, and in many cases outdated and full of loopholes. this makes it difficult for people to understand what ice does to protect the people of the country. this is no more evident than around the zero-tolerance policy and the immigration crisis. today i would like to discuss the impact this policy and has had on ice operatio

i've been a border patrol agent for 21 years. this debate continues year after year after year. can secure the border and with this president, if he continues to do what he is doing i think we will secure the border. trish: all right. we'll see. brandon, thank you so much. >> thank you. trish: for more, bringing in virginia congressman scott taylor. congressman taylor, what are you thinking here? do we need to shut down the government. >> good to see. >> good to see you. because we need money for the wall? >> i'm a border security guy. i think this abolish i.c.e. movement is ridiculous and counterproductive and harmful quite frankly. i voted to give the president exactly what he asked for which is 5 billion in this appropriations markup. we'll see what the senate does. but i will depart from him in terms of shutting the government down. i'm not speaking politically. i'm not concerned necessarily about that, what i am concerned about the military, national guard, shuts down, the government shutdown, the military go on. some things continue to go on but 40% of our war effort from

she told the border patrol agent, you're sending me straight to the slaughterhouse.nd she said that her him,tation -- she said to "my death will be on your hands." she turned to agent garza and said "when i found dead, it will am be on your conscience." >> that's exexactly what she sa. and that was confirmed by two people who were deported with her. they were picked up with her in her car. they all went across the bridge together. and they all said the same thing. she was weeping and crying, desperate. amy: and where was she found? >> in reynosa, in an incinerated car, just down near the river. -- the second day, he found out she was there, he rammed her car, because she was kind of fun a coyote to rush her across. and it is $1500 to pay the cartels for permission to cross. so her family was rounding up nickels and dimes, dollars, anything they could find. she went down to make arrangements, and he rammed her car, dragged her out of the car in front of her small child and and bit her eaear off, basicall. and her cousin, who is a very feisty woman, hit him with a log,

the border patrol, the border patrol agents, ice, these people are incredible.: joining me now, former ice agent and u.s. border patrol agent david ward. great to see you, david. >> thanks for having me back. liz: what do you think of democrats' call to abolish ice? what are democrats not telling the american people about the brutality of criminal illegals coming in. can you explain all of this? >> you know, we've seen all of this protesting over the last couple of days around the country about ice being down at the border separating families when it was far from truth. it was the border patrol. these senators they see ice for all the good work that they do. the other day made his comments about being -- that was ineffective. and the problem is they seem to be describing themselves and their ineffectiveness as congressmen and legislators that should be running this country and enacting laws that we can deal with. liz: but here's the thing. i've seen the images of what these criminal gang members do. i'll describe one. a body covered with 50 knives. i mean, can y

laws and could have been jailed for up to a year according to the border patrol. er direct supervision and approval. any suggestion he was at any point detained or not authorized to do so is a complete joke. the border patrol says the mayors had no permission and no supervision. the austin mayor defended his actions as well saying the mayor and council member were neither apprehended or detailed. observed a border patrol agent speak with a u.s. law enforcement officer and the agent left. the border patrol wants that officer, deblasio's nypd security guard investigated for failing to comply with an order. we asked disblastio for a name. who with the port of entry did they talk to. we didn't get it. >> bill: running it down for us in l.a. william la jeunesse has been at the border more times than anyone counts. he knows it. >> sandra: all right. well, president trump's supreme court nominee back on capitol hill today. the latest on brett kavanaugh on "outnumbered." that will be next. throughout september and october. so you can fill the rest of your year with amazing

some national guard troops have even served by cleaning the stalls at border patrol stables. guardian support is a long way from the president's tough talk of military might. >> until we can have a wall and proper security, we're going to be guarding our border with the military. >> you're not armed, correct? >> correct. none of our soldier or airmen currently on operation guardian support are armed. >> and they're not out there walk right beside the border patrol agents? >> correct. these are positions that are back off the border. >> reporter: despite president trump's claim we haven't really used troops on the border before, we have. in 2006, the bush administration sent 6,000 soldiers to the border. in 2010, president obama sent 1200, but they were in full gear and armed. when specialist duran's welding at the border, he needs two border agents to protect him since he is not allowed to carry his gun. it is possible the public has the wrong impression of what this mission was about? >> it's a support role. and they may have ideas about prior missions. it's not that anymore.

the border patrol. the border patrol agents. ice, these people are incredible.ey: if you wanting to know what ice really does, we have had the acting ice director, well, he just retired mr. homan. he said border patrol is down there arresting people. i'm not going against border patrol. ice is a different entity. i went on their web sites and other web sites to see what they do. they combat pornography. u.s. technology that be used to do harm to all of us. deal with killers ms-13. child rape. those who produce fraudulent documents. protect federal facilities and commercial airlines established after 9/11 and go after americans who hire illegals with low pay and inadequate conditions. you want to abolish that? what are you going to replace it with? pete: exactly. steve: it's politics. pete: all about politics. the left want to take away your guns, which is your individual ability to defend yourself and then get rid of massive law enforcement agencies that we need because we have a rampant problem at our border. yet, steve, it's not clear we listened to some folks

the border patrol, the border patrol agents, ice.eople are incredible. >> maria: the president 1 1/2 weeks ago. we go to white house press secretary under george bush, ari fleischer. will this issue affect the democrats in november? >> yes, it will. you go back to the 70s and the 80s. people didn't vote for democrats because they were soft on crime, this has the same feel to it. abolish the police and ice. middle america, the silent majority, doesn't like to hear this. views on immigration aside, it's a loser for the democrats. >> maria: it's interesting. we just had some democratic strategists on when they say, look, we have to get rid of ice. i was taken aback actually. >> it's the passion of the democratic base. the base will kill them in the middle. >> maria: we know it was roe v. wade and the impact of the mueller investigation and now it's healthcare and abolish ice. what is your take on the president's supreme court pick? >> superb pick. he's strong, calming cool. he's what you hope a justice would be and a really nice guy. >>

. >> the border patrol agent, i would support shutting down the government if in fact it was going toead to border security. this is a topic we have been discussing for years on end. i have been a border patrol agent for 21 years, this comes up year after year after year. we finally need to get a hold of this. we are not talking illegal immigration, we are talking about illegal immigration and we need to get a handle on it. the left want voters was we look at it from the right and they want cheap labor and we are caught in the middle trying to fix a problem that has existed for years on end and we are not getting support from either side, democrats or republicans. this is an uphill battle the president is willing to take on and hopefully wins this battle. >> happening later today the customs and border protection sheaf heads to a meeting with the senate judiciary committee. >> claimed responsibility for deadly attacks that left two american cyclists dead and something more devastating and bitter is coming. according to the interior minister, 7 bikers were hit by a car and attacked wit

border patrol. a big day with this deadline looming, the federal judge hearing about this time line. here you see border patrol saying they have to enforce the law. as this immigration debate plays out. many families are waiting to see when they might be reunited with the children. border patrol is out here doing their jobs. back to you. >> thanks so much for that. back with me. reaction to what you just saw. >> very interesting to see the response from the patrol talking about how much things have decreased. people are getting the message out this is a rough situation, that this could happen to you if you bring your family here and people are choosing to stay in a difficult place to avoid being in the situation themselves. >> you were at this court hearing yesterday right. >> one thing that stood out. two things. first about 50 children are going to be reunited today. but second, of the 100 children under 5 who the doj have identified. more than 50 are not going to be united. that's something the a

rob: border patrol declaring immigration at the border as a war on terror and brandon judd agrees withoopholes from american lives on the line. ♪ ♪ com to give venture cardholders 10 miles on every dollar they spend at thousands of hotels. all you have to do is pay with this at hotels.com/venture. 10 miles per dollar? that is incredible. brrrrr! i have the chills. because you're so excited? because ice... is cold. and because of all those miles. obviously. what's in your wallet? >> i still terrorists in all 50 states? >> there are. we prevent ten known suspected terrorists from traveling to this country a day. >> people look at this as an immigration matter which it is not. you are looking at the war on terror we are fighting. you've got guns coming across the border. you've got cash, you've got people, you've got violence down there. >> reporter: shocking's warnings from the head of homeland security and us border patrol agent, isis is right at our doorstep. with democrats calling for open borders and ice to be abolished, does this just prove we need donald trump's tough stance on imm

did not exist, if you are lucky enough to get by the border patrol, you are home free. get arrested by the border patrol and claim asylum or say that you want to see a judge, you get released until you see a judge, and that judge orders he removed, you are not going to leave, because nobody is looking for you. if you overstate a visa, nobody is looking for you. abolishing i.c.e. equals open borders. the one thing that i will mention on the whole family reunification issue, everybody is having this issue, the population 2500, let's talk about what is not talked about, four times as many, 10,000 children were smuggled into this country by criminal organizations that families chose to separate themselves and pay a criminal organization to have their child put in a chuck of a car or make a tractor-trailer with a criminal organization, you want to talk about trauma, talking about criminal investigation which happens to american parents every day, but nobody wants to talk about the 10,000, that is not talked about by anybody. >> harris: you talk about the interior investigati

border patrol. he starts recording.ells him if he wants to keep driving south, he has to answer a question. >> are you a united states citizen? >> summer tells me he resented being stop and interrogated. >> i indicated hey, i don't want to answer these questions. i'd like to be on my way. >> that didn't happen. this is the area of the checkpoint. justin summers says when he refused to answer the agent's questions, they detained him and said they lo would hold him until he told them what they wanted to hear, in other words, indefinitely. the message to you if you don't answer this question, we're going to hold you on the side of the road here until who knows when? >> exactly. it's kind of an intimidation tactic, i think. >> i need you to pull over there. >> reporter: a tactic critics say is happening more frequently and far away from the u.s./mexico border which has been at the center of attention when it comes to immigration. this is another checkpoint in new hampshire memorial day weekend, and this was maine just this

you know, border patrol, when they were doing this -- border patrol agents would decicide to sepaparate the p parents and the children and w would prosecutete s serve a fewuallyly days in n prison before going to immigration detention, and that is where they had the opportunity to make their asylum claim. juan: during the preceding, was there any indication of what kind of paperwork, if any, ice officials gave her border patrol gave to the mother about where the children were being sesent? >> it did not come up in the hearing, but we know just from other parents i have spoken to, they sometimes were e just told their children were going to texas or to florida and sometimes they were given a 1-80 0 number for the office of resettlement -- refugee resettlement, but they complained that number -- they could not always get through on it or that the agency often required a number to call back, whicich parent inattentionon ofn did not have. it was really difficult for them to find out about the whereabouts of their children. amy: speaking to cnn tuesday evening, secretary of health and human

he became a border patrol agent in 1985.s the agency is under a glaring spotlight and planning president zero tolerance policy. struggle thousands to the street and protest and some progressives are calling for ice to be abolished. struggle the unmanned rocket crashing back to earth second step to lift off. it was the first privately funded japanese rocket to reach base but the interest -based person disclaims flames. they are investigating the rockets failure. now back to "watters' world". a. president trump: every day border agents are keeping drugs, crime and gangs from entering our country. we'll get that wall built. we already started it. $1.6 billion. [crowd chants "build that wall"] jesse: that's president trump on the border wall. he says new construction is under way. tomi lahren went down to the board. he's look for border patrol agents. and if he sees cameras move, he'll call them back. if he doesn't see camera movement, he might send them. >> this is a tall fence easy scalable. >> they have had home made ladders.

. >> the border patrol agent i would support shutting down the government if in fact it was going to ad to border security. this is a topic we have been discussing for years. i have been a border patrol agent for 21 years and this comes up year after year. we need to get a hold of this. we are not talking about legal immigration. we are talking illegal immigration and we need to get a handle on it. look at it on the left, they want voters. on the right they want cheap labor. we are caught in the middle, trying to fix a problem that has existed for years on end and not getting support from either side, democrats or republicans. this is an uphill battle. the president is willing to take on and hopefully wins this battle. jillian: the customs and border protection chief heads to the help of a hearing with the senate judiciary committee. >> donald trump backing off talk on iran saying he is ready. >> i would meet with iran if they wanted to meet. i don't know they are ready yet. they are having a hard time right now but i ended the iran deal. it was ridiculous. i do believe they will prob

the fbi, atf, border patrol, all kinds of law enforcement were called to the mall. turns out that these individuals, they're believed to be illegal aliens that crossed the border illegally. if we would have had a wall, it wouldn't have happened. >> trish: a lot of people would pick that apart and say wall is not going to do it. you need to have a lot more than just the wall. let me get to this for a moment. philadelphia has a mayor there that is scrapping the skreement that ice has in determines of data sharing. >> we cannot allow this continue. it's abhorrent in 2018, a federal agency engages and practices and targets law-abiding citizens. >> trish: what do you think of that? >> they're not law-abiding citizens. they cross illegally. they have broken our law. everybody will say, well, just the act of crossing the border illegally is a misdemeanor crime. if it's the first time, that's correct. but everything that they do after that, if they get a job, that's illegal. a lot of things happen after the fact that sill legal. they're not law abiding citizens. >> trish: i

border patrol patrols the border. field operations controls the ports of entry.encounter narcotics, contraband, whenever border patrol finds a tractor trailer load of aliens, they call the agents to conduct the investigations. and it's not just the investigations of the crimes at hand. the purpose of hsi is to take that case and move forward as far as they can, try to find out where were those aliens going, who were waiting on them, wore o were paying if for aliens who is responsible for bringing them into the country. same thing for the contraband. they're responsible for identifying where it's going, who is receiving it, where is the money and following it back words. >backwards. >> look at this, 2017, more than 81,000 aliens were arrested, 92% of aliens arrested had criminal convictions, pending criminal charges, 4800 criminal gang arrests, nearly 800 arrests involved ms-13, 7,000 pounds of heroin and 2300 pounds of fentanyl were received. what do you make of the rhetoric we're hearing. we played sound from dick durbin whereby the number two democrat in the se

border patrol agents are here making sure they do not pass. good living let me beg them to let us pass because the heat is suffocating the children why are you guys not allowing these asylum seekers to pass and i'm not allowed to give you anything a customs and border protection spokesperson says individuals without documents sometimes must wait to be processed due to strained resources meanwhile the trumpet ministration has made clear it wants to keep out what the president calls an influx of illegal aliens. eight month pregnant taurus says she and her son forcibly were. removed from the bridge she says u.s. border patrol which cannot cross into mexico had asked mexican police to arrest her getting there the whole day said to me you think the u.s. president is offering political asylum that doesn't exist anymore she had hoped to give birth in the united states away from the dangers of her native one during this now without a plan she's returned to a shelter on the mexican bank of the rio grande a river so close to the u.s. yet so far. heidi j

>> you know, i can't speak for anybody who works for border patrol. but i will say that i think what is happening is absolutely inhumane. i think you mentioned that a lot of things about immigration law are complicated and can be confusing. and i would say this is not that situation. you know, taking parents and children and separating them for no good reason, there is no reason to do that. it's just unjustifiable, frankly and inhumane. >> if you're watching this and you feel like it is unjustifiable, i mean i would really urge you to contact people that represent you in the united states government and tell them that you feel that way. thank you both. >> thank you. with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, are you okay? even when i was there, i never knew when my symptoms would keep us apart. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira can help get, and keep uc under control when other medications haven't worked well enough. and it helps people achieve control that lasts. so you can experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your a

border patrol which cannot cross into mexico had asked mexican police to arrest her getting there the whole day said to me you think the u.s. president is offering political asylum that doesn't exist anymore she had hoped to give birth in the united states away from the dangers of her native one during this now without a plan she's returned to a shelter on the mexican bank of the rio grande a river so close to the u.s. yet so far heidi jo castro al-jazeera mexico south sudan's rivaling does have agreed to share power again three years after their previous deal collapsed solve a kid and rick are set to sign off on the final a cold on all this a fifth of the visual news agency says care will lead the transitional government. will return as vice president the two men are attempting to render a four year civil war that's killed tens of thousands of people and displaced millions of all those muhammad oh has more from can chew. of the nineteen days of deliberations parties insults the downs conflict covered here in sign a preliminary agreement on power sharing it's unlikely to stop the war