border patrol and customs and border protection. ? i >> just border patrol. >> this is a slight typo that has you've been both positions and you are not just wanted to clarify that. let me just for the record take note of the fact that a number of children had died in 2018 that in fact no child had died in cbp custody for the entire decade of 2018 and we lost -- jacqueline felipe and a number of children that proceeded to get medical care in case of the cbp and ultimately for migrant children who passed away or shortly after being released from federal custody. both of you whether you have children or not or are around children or around relatives that acknowledge the death of any child is a crisis and tragic, mr. hastings? >> as i said earlier i'm a father and a grandfather and it is a tragedy. >> doctor eastman? >> i am a parent in the death of any child is devastating. i think it's important to not only note that is not just devastating to the parents, but i was in our facility and i went and saw our personnel who tried valiantly to

customs and border protection. in his current role he oversees nearly 30,000 federal employees and manages programs related to immigration, custom, and commercial trade related to cbp missions. mr. peter minute is a deputy officer for program and compliance at the office of civil rights and civil liberties here he previously served as chief of the labor and employmentpr law division for u. immigration and customs enforcement. dr. charles romine is the director of information technology laboratories at the national institute of standards and technology. in this position he oversees a research program that focuses on testing and interoperability, security, usability, and reliability of information systems. without objection, the witnesses full statement will be inserted in the record did i not ask eah witness to summarize his statement a for five minutes beginning with mr. wagner. >> good morning. chairman thompson, ranking member rogers, members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify before you t

border protection. i look forward to the opportunity to discuss this with you, since we are using the defenders and the report, we are confident that these are cooperated. the 100 different algorithms, the highest performing algorithms that minimal levels of demographic rates. the report also highlights the operational valuables. such as gathering size, photo eight, photo quality, numbers of photos of each subject in the gallery. camera quality, lighting, human behavior factors. all influencing the accuracy of an algorithm. that is why cbp is deploying the technology to ensure we contain the highest levels, which remain in the 90% range. and one important note is that they did not discuss the operational construct, to mission the additional impact they may have, which is why we've entered into an mou, but as we roll out the bomb a check based entry, exit system we are creating a system but is facilitative. agility requirements are not new when taking an international flight. they require travelers to es

border protection. i'm looking forward to discussing the recent test today krins cbp is responsible for corroborating the findings in this report. 189 different algorithms nis reviewed, the highest number had undetectable levels with demographic error rates. and impacting error rates, such as gallery size, photo, age, photo quality. camera quality, lighting, human behavior factors, all influence an algorithm and why we're instructed in the employment of the technology to insure we obtain the highest levels of match rates which remain in the 98-97% range. nis did not test the operational construct to measure the additional effect valuables may have and why we enlisted nis to check out the data. we're creating a system that not only meets the security mandate, cost-effective, feasible and facilitative for international travelers. identity retirements are not new crossing the border or taking an international flight. several existing laws and regulations require travelers to establish their identity enteri

panel love witnesses as the deputy executive assistant commissioner for field operations customs border protection and the current role nearly 30000 federal employees and manages the program related to

customs and border protection. in his current role, he oversees nearly 30,000 federal employees and manages programs related to immigration, customs, and commercial trade related cbp missions. -- previously served as chief of the labor and employment law divisions for u.s. immigrations and customs -- doctor charles romine is a director of information, at the national institute of standards and technology. in this position, he oversees the research program that focuses on testing and interrupt realty, security, usability, and reliability of information systems. without objections, the witnesses full steam and will be inserted in the record. and now i ask each witness to summarize their statements for five minutes. beginning with mr. wagner. >> good morning, chairman thompson, ranking member, large members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify before you today on behalf of customs and border protection. i'm looking for the opportunity to discuss this report. since cbp has been using an algorithm

the proclamation of the president will have customs and border protection ensuring u.s. citizens, legal permanent residents, and their immediate families continue to enter into the u.s., those coming from the province, as you heard from the secretary, will be subject to quarantine and the others to screening. we will implement a funneling effort at the airport. this is done under the authority of the customs border protection. it will include seven airports. starting at 5:00 on sunday eastern time, incoming flights from china will be funneled through seven airports. those airports are jfk, sanago's o'hare, seattle francisco, atlanta, honolulu, and lax. this is done under cbp's authority. it will be executed by the secretary of department of homeland security consistent with the president's proclamation. in support of that effort so we can focus the expertise of the medical professionals that will do the screening to implement this. we will continue to support the medical efforts across the country both at our ports, land sea and air, as well as with personnel standing up

gallery of photographs of children crossing the border some of whom are being exploited and falsely identified and can this technology be used to protect children that are being exploited across the border coming into the country, and if so, what can we do to protect the privacy and i will leave you my remaining 30 seconds. >> the applications specifically is something we don't test. what we have tested is the effectiveness of the algorithms in terms of the error rate and we do find that for children in the one-to-one setting the one that you just described, there are demographic effects have differentials that are higher in the one-to-one case with respect to age, so that is more difficult based on the testing it appears more difficult. >> but there is no one to many. if we did develop that perhaps this could be a tool to protect children. >> we could undertake many tests to determine the effectiveness. >> i think my colleagues were yielding. >> is it true that the biometric entry system uses less personally identifiable information than the current system we have in place? >> currently you open your passport and show it to an individ

agriculture inspector within customs and border protection are crucial in protecting our lifestock and agricultural -- livestock and agricultural disease from poe text out -- protension disease outbreaks. hey are charged with investigating cargo to i can ma sure products are not coming into the united states that are or contain pests. additional ll hire inspectors at our ports of entry. senator to commend peters for introducing this toely measure and would like acknowled cknowledge fill money vela -- filamon vela. the resources at the border are critical. that is why stakeholders and from across the nation have spoken out in support of bill 2107.ate the message from over 150 organizations that either or are involved in the industry and the governors ohio, ah, north dakota, arkansas, tennessee, idaho, dakota, rolina, south iowa, nebraska, and oklahoma is oud and clear -- get this bill to the president so it can be enacted into law. we must provide c.b.p. with the resouses to ensure continued vitality of the american agricultural industry. we are protecting american pork. that is why thi

. >>> the acting commissioner for customs and border protection mark morgan testified on the president's 2021 budget request before a house appropriations subcommittee. members questioned commissioner morgan on building a wall on the southern border, caring for migrants in cbp custody and stopping illegal drugs coming over the border. >>> the meeting will come to order. today we welcome the acting commissioner of u.s. cuss thotos and border protection mark morgan. thank you for being here today. we look forward to go etting your perspective on cbp priorities and requirements for fiscal year 2021. the fiscal year 2021 budget proposes 15.6 billion in zregs nare discretionary fwunzing for rbp a700 million i bov the level. and $2 billion for the construction of 82 miles of border barriers and an increase of 625 million, over the current year appropriation for nearly 88% of the total fy 2021 increase for cbp overall. i have obvious concerns about spending another $2 billion on additional border barriers. but aside from any debate we might have about them, this administration continues to circ

. >> the border protections marine operations team says the blackhawks are essential, el paso air branchof the largest areas of responsibility and terrain can be tough. >> border protections last year rescued almost 4000 people. the black hawk was part of that. >> 2008 when they switched to smaller helicopter. now those helicopters are retiring. >> it can travel not 30% faster, it can be operational two times longer and i can pick up about twice the amount of weight. >> deployed for medical emergencies, natural disasters and border security operations across the country. >> respond to el paso in mexico, oklahoma and all those areas. it's a national asset. we have emts on board the aircraft. it's not just law enforcement aircraft, it's a humanitarian aircraft. >> fernando believes doing more harm than good. >> i think they have distorted their reality. >> air inferring operations got this black hawk in november. they expect to more come this spring. >> the ex-girlfriend pleaded not guilty to charges that she helped him cover up the killing of his estranged wife, jennifer. he killed himsel

budget to be modernized with larger investments into areas such as research and border protection demands that the president of france has called unrealistic imaging to decide the people who say we have to cut the budget over the same that says we need to be more ambitious when it comes to climate military and the handling of immigration you need to be in line with what it is away from and when you offer this is. in germany for a long time has refused to increase spending but ahead of today's summit the german chancellor signaled that there might be some wiggle room 3rd son. in germany is very determined to find a solution it's not clear if we will achieve that put it would be good to make some progress myself to death it's in this they want to stick by the calm that's the root then this soft clarity and the ability to determine our finances would help us implement programs in the next few years to finance and then use the outlets were still if you will that example i mean you know if anything at all so ah but. one thing is clear talks will be long and tough. the but then film festival is

taking a stance in immigration battle, announcing on friday that they will not allow customs and border protection agents to search buses without warrants. greyhound said it will provide drivers and employees with new training to follow policy change. >>> a new poll suggested that bay area residents are becoming even unhappier despite a flourishingeconomy. the leadership group found three in four residents think quality of life has worsened in the past five years. a 10% jump from 2019. more residents are also thinking about moving, with 47% want to pack their bags, and 45% wanting to stay. >>> coming up, a tragic end for a daredevil conspiracy theorist, his last wild stunt was caught on camera. >>> presidential hopefuls are launching a new battle to thwart bernie sanders from cementing his status as front-runner. and some have cried foul about the vote. >> it's not only the fact it's not rain in february, it's also about how warm of the week we can get next week. i will show you some of the temperatures coming up after this. >>> join us for a one-on-one conversation with the new director, jeffrey

>> they can't enroll or reenroll in these trusted travelers programs that custom and borders protectionuse we no longer have access to make sure they meet those program requirements. >> marco lopez is the former chief of staff for customs and border protection. and so marco, we want to talk to you because you tweeted that, you know, this notion of canceling global entry makes air travelers less safe. tell me how. >> that's right, thank you. one of the things that we know is we have a very limited amount of time between the inspector -- the passenger arriving in front of the inspector and the officer to be able to clear them, so these programs were established so that we could clearly know before they even board the plane who we should be trusting, who we should be inspecting and what, i think, the acting secretary does by politicizing a program, a successful program like global entry is make our security apparatus political. something that it should not be. look, the reality is that you don't need a driver's license to be able to apply for global entry, except if you are a resident of n

and customs and border protection new york officials saying the law allows immigrants to come out of shadows and calls dhs' new ban political retaliation. >> this is unbounded arrogance, disrespect of the rule of law. >> reporter: dhs says the new york law creates a security issue preventing the federal government from tracking down potential criminals. >> we no longer have access to make sure they meet those program requirements, so we need to do our job. >> reporter: some travelers at jfk airport are not happy. >> i think it's a very mean, spiteful way to get back at new yorkers. >> reporter: new york says it's not backing down. >> in all likelihood this dispute will go to the courts, and new york will argue that the federal government has exceeded its constitutional authority. >> reporter: trump officials say any state considering legislation similar to new york's green light law could also lose access to trusted travel programs. one official singling out the state of washington lester >> reporter: erin mclaughlin tonight, thank you. >>> up next, serious new safety questions about

customs and border protection said nearly 100 miles of border wall are up now. >>> now to decision 2020. candidate michael bloomberg will be in california today instead of iowa where caucusing begins today. he'll tour the state with leaders and supporters with stops in sacramento, fresno and compton. this is his fourth campaign visit to california. >>> so can we cancel? that is the question many travelers are asking about upcoming trips to china. >> chris chmura is fielding questions about coronavirus. >> good morning. we've been keeping an eye on the airlines policy since news of the coronavirus started to spread. at first they were restricted, no refunds and limited changes but those policies have evolved as the virus has advanced. some airlines are relaxing the rules allowing changes and waiving some fees. a refund might be possible even if your ticket is nonrefundable. but don't take my word for it. please go directly to the airline. almost all of the websites have a special section with the details, especially notices perhaps or important notices. we have had a viewer in american c

specht which i'm more concerned about that law it prohibits access to ice and cbp customs and border protections to dmv data. that's important for a number of different reasons. ice uses that as they are investigating cases. they are using personal data that they get from database individual's date of birth, photo, they are using that as they build that case. they can no longer do that because of what new york did. cbp also uses that for national security purposes customs reasons and trade and travel. they use this data. so when we talk about cbp's trusted travel like global entry anyone who travels, they use that, dmv data to make sure that those individuals are low risk and meet the eligibility requirements. >> tucker: of course. >> i would say that today we sent a letter to new york indicating because they took these measures, that new york residents no longer are eligible to enroll in these trusted traveler programs. >> tucker: all residents of new york. the tens of millions of people who live there. >> they can enroll or reenroll in these trusted traveler programs that custom and border pr

now customs and border protection will conduct screenings in its facility inside of a separate area from international arriving passengers. now as a result of the coronavirus, guys, weekly flies to china have gone down in response to it from 90 to 55 right here at sfo. we have a lot of travelers coming from that area. now the most recent cases in california involve a man and woman in san benito who returned from wuhan, china, the epicenter of the virus. they didn't show symptoms at first but contacted health officials once they did. >> there has been some question at this point whether people who are not symptomatic but infected could spread this even before they develop symptoms. we don't know the answer to that. the cdc is looking into that and trying to figure out with the information or research they're doing whether, indeed, you could spread it. we don't know the answer to that. >> reporter: now according to the cdc an average of 150 passengers in the past 12 months arrived in sfo from wuhan on nonstop flights, traffickers from wuhan that connect to other airports will be subject to

customs and border protection, their air operations responsible for low altitude threats. >> we'll do our absolute best to play offense and defense for this super bowl. >> reporter: is that perhaps the safest place in the united states right now >> i think so. >> reporter: federal officials won't reveal methods but say they've already forced three hobbiests' drones to the ground. security experts say the threat is not only from above in the air and down on the ground but also from the water which is why on the water there is now an overwhelming law enforcement presence but in some cases, security teams are hidden in plain sight, deployed to electronically sniff for dirty bombs. it looks like someone with a backpack reading a map on their phone but if there is radio active material nearby it triggers an alarm. fans in miami are ready. >> go chiefs >> reporter: to see their team battle it out. two young quarterbacks hoping to hoist the vince lombardi trophy. the big game is now just two days away. kerry sanders, nbc news, miami. >>> up next, more than just the refund another big reason

the new york times is reporting cuss tops and border protection is reporting officers with the tactical unit to assist i.c.e. in major u.s. cities. the unit is trying to conduct high risk operations on the southern border. they confirmed the agents will spread out across los angeles, san francisco, boston, new orleans, detroit, and newark, new jersey. >>> now to new developments in the coronavirus. our media partner, the san jose mercury news, is reporting that the first local resident diagnosed with the virus is in good condition but hasn't been cleared to leave home. that patient is an adult male who had recently traveled to wuhan, china. the epicenter of the outbreak. three other cases have been reported in the region. the outbreak is prompting facebook to cancel the global marketing summit in san francisco out of an abundance of caution. that event was scheduled for moss conei center in march. meanwhile, another conference is still on. some have canceled though including ibm. >>> a short time ago, officials in china announce ad huge drop in new virus cases. 2,600 today. about half t

. >>> trump administration sending out elite border protection agents to including san francisco.erous for law biding citizens when they are released in sanctuary cities. they will work with ice for the next several months including new york, boston, chicago, san francisco and los angeles. but some city leaders say their police have been told not to work with the federal agents on civil immigration enforcement efforts. >> anyone thinks they can come here to our city and terrorize our residents into the shadows, let me say this, they got another thing coming. >> chicago's said that in a statement that illegal immigrants don't have to open their doors in someone knocks and does not have a warrant signed by a judge. oakland mayor also spoken out against the plan federal actions in the bay area. >>> the widespread floods in mississippi are creating what officials call a situation for people in jackson and surrounding areas. alex hog -- alex hogan with more on flooding river throughout central mississippi. >> a historic, unprecedented to governor -- according to the governor. forecaste

we are also learning that customs and border protection deportdocumeed specially imgrants. >> we are ready to respond with power. >> reporter: it is the message from the san francisco rapid response network. the group rented 24/7 hotline the people can call to report i.c.e. activity in their neighborhood. >> california has already stood the strong against these attacks. we are going to continue standing strong. >> reporter: during the state of the union address, he slammed sanctuary cities. >> the state of california passed an outrageous law to declare their own state to be a sanctuary for criminal, illegal immigrants. the united states of america should be a sanctuary for law- abiding americans, not criminal aliens. >> reporter: the i.c.e. director says that this is necessary because sanctuary cities are refusing to cooperate with i.c.e.. and i.c.e. says that they do not have enough manpower to handle all of its cases. >> am not surprised that we are seeing the administration ramp- up what they can try to do to stir the pot or move things forward. another attack upon six were cities

new border protection policies that went into effect on sunday mean passengers can expect temperature checks, questions as to where they've been traveling and about an hour wait to get through this process. >> sucks that it's not hugely contagious, with you it is transmissible. >> reporter: infectious disease specialist kathleen jordan says coronavirus is spread person to person. >> within 6 feet of someone, maybe breathing air of the droplets, but also hands touching surfaces that may have been contaminated by droplets from someone. >> reporter: dr. jordan says the next couple weeks in the u.s., containment will be critical. >> i'm hoping that our health department has the test available locally. that would really help in containment. >> reporter: minutes ago i spoke with a woman from beijing who said it took her about three hours to get through customs. it should be much shorter for u.s. citizens and permanent residents and take even less time starting this friday after united eliminates all flights from mainland china. live at s.f.o., lili tan, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. the

question. >> not that i know of, but in terms of personal know dedicated to screening and protecting the border, yes. i don't know a specific number. >> thank you, congressman. thank you, chairman. under the protection protocol asylum seekers are focused to live in dangerous conditions in mexico due to the administration's policies. as they await their claims recently along with other members of congress i visited the border and i saw firsthand the conditions and fear and came away believing that it's an inhumane situation we are placing these folks in. the border towns have become incredibly dangerous and migrants victims of violent crime including robbery and rape at the border so my question to you know how many individuals are in mexico under the trump administration awaiting adjudication? >> i don't know that i hav havee number right in front of me that if you would permit fbi would be happy to get the number back to you. do you believe these people along th the border are safe in that environment? >> we and the government of mexico are working to increase their safety so the population re

. >> reporter: a spokesman for customs and border protection told us via email today the agency is reviewing the court ruling. in los angeles, jonathan hunt, fox news. >>> today marks one year since the death of san francisco public defender jeff -- and in pollution public leader and a champion and social injustice reform. he was found dead at a north beach apartment at the age of 59. the case stirred controversy has police reported photos of the scene were leaked to the media. the public defender's office criticize the medical examiner for ruling that his death was induced by cocaine and alcohol. his family hired private experts who confirmed he died of heart abnormalities. >>> researchers say the u.s. is likely to see major shortage of welders in the next few year. the american welding society predicts a shortage of nearly 400,000 welders in 2023. the number show new students choosing universities over vocational schools in the welding society points to a stigma that is associated with the trade. >> the shortages due to attrition, whether people retiring and leaving the industry -- it is a

the thin blue line of law enforcement, including the courageous men and women of customs and border protection.e.! [applause] incredible people. in support of the rule of law, this president kept the word he gave to conservatives across america. and as i stand before you today, president trump has already appointed more than 190 conservatives to our federal courts at every level including justice neil gorsuch and justice brett kavanaugh. [crowd cheering] [applause] v.p pence: incredible. i am here to tell you, i've gotten to know a lot of these incredible men and women, and i can assure you, that they are who willipal jurists uphold the god-given liberties enshrined in our constitution like the freedom of religion, freedom of speech, and the second amendment right to keep and bear arms. [applause] v.p pence: and on the week when democrats in the united states senate actually voted down a bill that would have extended legal protections to babies survived abortions, i couldn't be more proud to be vice president to a president who stands without apology for the sanctity of human life. [cheers and

border protection and common defense. all areas this is being pulled into the foreground in recent years and the funding. from somewhere yes it's left already for justice. right off the farm streressing. chris young. i policy grereener but that it'ss when n and of an efficient you r rch let forming is in necesessarily environmentally friendly as a group. member states more reliance on agriculture such as from spain and poland have already shown determination to preserve farming subsidies just a month support they'll get from other quarters however is far less certain. google users in the u. k. will be part of american jurisdiction rather than european now that breaks it has become official. the british government has said for now that it will still abide by the ease gdp our privacy regulalations. google s said customers there would now be legally cononsidered part of its main u. s. operations. rather than separate e european centetr based in ireland the tech giant is among the first to update its legal framework to rerefl

my basic goal is to reduce refugee flows this will be achieved through strengthening border protection speeding up the settlement process increasing the number of returns and pre removal centers the number of immigrants and refugees is increasing all the time so it's very difficult because the view of the cases for the political as a room and make the difference between the refugees and immigrants and to give to them the sight of them and to others note the 2nd thing is a political reason because the new government criticised the previous government it was too soft towards the emigrants of the refugees and they transferred over the capacity. of the authority of the. state of immigration to the police but you know the police cannot cause the problem which is not a political police problem it's a 0 political problem according to the un refugee agency more than 74000 asylum seekers reach greece last year more than any other e.u. country more than half are in overcrowded facilities on greek islands the un has sounded the alarm over deteriorating conditions in those camps which are home to

customs and border protection officers. people using a b. one b. to be said to cross the border and earn money selling plans what they could put that document at risk. and why is that. because the b. one b. 2 visa is not a document that allows someone to work or live in the united states simply a document that allows them to enter for other reasons so the pattern offenders say it's not right if that happened they said i more and i want more and i think i'm on the left. but that's your position. you know people are being compensated they're being paid. i each week thousands of dollars are paid by these centers apparently nobody has ever asked whether it's legal for mexican donors to be paid in the u.s. . the p.p.t.a. says plasma donors are not employees of donation centers. the u.s. state department issues their visa and confirms. generally an exchange of goods or services for remuneration in the united states is found to be inconsistent with permissible activities on the b. one b. 2 visa. technically under the trump administration there are strict r

crosthwaite: we have a brand protection organization within works with law enforcement, border patrol, ther regulatory agencies on education, awareness, and issue.g combat this mr. duncan: mr. observerlander -- oberlander. mic on. mr. oberlander: this is a very issue. when the uvali crisis broke out, very concerned about -- very sorry for the pain that to the victims, they were going to, and we contacted and .d.a. and the c.d.c. offered help. we had no confirmed cases our products.h associated with the victims of the uvali crisis. can you move the microphone back up again? i'm running out of time here. mr. oberlander: we have worked enforcement agencies in order to curb illicit trade which is a serious problem for this country. mr. duncan: i'm out of time, guys. let me just reiterate. customs andork with protection and i.c.e. to figure out how we can stop the comingfeit products from into this country and address the real problem and that's ampering with the legitimate products and the counterfeit products that people are using in this country because a problem in's not europe. with t

to immigration enforcement, so the president's budget is also seeking increases for i.c.e., border protection, but $2 billion is a very small the $8.6 billion he was seeking last year and ultimately of course did not get. congress ended up providing him with about $1.4 billion. i really think even though a 2 billion-dollar increases not very much, i think democrats will be pretty lo toa give him any kind of increase, especially in an election season. they have done this through is kind ofng, which a word for moving money around, essentially taking money from military construction accounts, funneling that toward border wall construction. it has been reported a few weeks ago that they are looking at moving another $7 billion or so toward border wall construction. so they are kind of saying, "thank you, congress, we have enough money, you know, we are going to start getting toward immigration enforcement." he decides to not keep reshuffling funds this year and getting congress mad about that, that kind of remains to be seen. i think it is probably likely. host: this can be a kind of in the weeds

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. >> a spokesman for customs and border protection told us by email today that the agency is reviewing court ruling. >>> another day has gone by with no rain. this is what the scene look like at the golden gate bridge earlier this evening. you can see that there are some clouds but we still haven't seen a drop of rain this month. mark joins us with a look at the forecast. when you look at the radar map you seem a system to that north and to the south in the southern california but we are stuck in the middle, bone dry. >> is like a big shield surrounding the area. there is a storm in the pacific but it's not moving here. you can see the enhanced cloud cover, with this one the system heading towards southern california. for us it's a winter dry stretch. our last rainfall was january 28. 25 days for today, and this will continue into tomorrow and next week. the rest of the month, if we are right, will be dry. highs for today, the biggest change for today, we definitely cooled off. especially for a place like pacifica, they were close to 70, san francisco was 70 when yesterday, today 59. s

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but in terms of personnel, dedicated to screening and protecting the border, yes. they have deployed, i don't know a specific number on how much money they have spent. >> i yield back. >> thank you, congressman. >> congressman castro? >> under the migrant protection protocols, thousands of vulnerable people are forced to under the protection protocol asylum seekers are focused to live in dangerous conditions in mexico due to the administration's policies. as they await their claims recently along with other members of congress i visited the border and i saw firsthand the conditions and live in dangerous conditions in mexico due to the administration's policies. trump as they await their asylum claims. i along with other members of recently, congress i visited the border and i saw firsthand the conditions of disarray and fear and came away believing that it's an inhumane situation we are placing these folks in. border towns have become mexican incredibly dangerous and migrants victims of violent crime including robbery and rape and kidnapping as they languish at the

customs and border protection last year rescued almost 4,000 people, the black hawk plays a big partt. >> black hawks roam the skies when they switched to smaller helicopter but those helicopters are retiring and they are switching back. >> they can travel 30% faster, it can be operational almost 2 times longer and it can take up about twice the amount of weight. >> they will be deployed medical emergencies and help secure border security operations across the country. >> and response to el paso, new mexico, oklahoma, all those areas but truly a national asset, we have the mte's on board, it is a humanitarian aircraft also. >> fernando still believes is doing more harm than good. >> are being push punished by the strategies i think they are distorted the reality of border communities. >> air and marine got helicopter in november, more come this spring, stephanie bennett, fox news. arthel: thank you, stephanie. new backlash why union flags will not be drewing for prince andrew's 60th birthday. andrew's 60th birthday. ♪ ♪ see? dreams do come true. or if you like a taste of new england

we have a right to protect the border. but the idea -- and by the way, nobody, and some of you are going to get mad at me about this, but nobody is going to be deported in my first 100 days until we get through the part that we find out the only rationale for deportation will be whether or not, whether or