from brownsville to el paso and points in between, this is a border-wide crisis.se images we are seeing are bad, but when title 42 goes away, how much worse are they going to be? >> you hit the key word and that is crisis. it is not only a border crisis, it is a crisis for the entire united states, a lot of people will not stay inun brosville or in el paso or any other border city, they will move to interior and throughout the united states. this is not a border problem, this is a problem for the united states, migrants are impacting the entire united states and most cities don't have the infrastructure to handle the flow of migrantses that are coming in. right now, the flood gates are open, title 42 if lifted, you will see the dam break. incredible amount of people coming over, take my hat off to the city of el paso and brownsville, this situation is a crisis >> todd: you hit it is nail on the head, 18,000 migrantses per day, that is 6 million migrants going into the country and spread throughout all 50 states, how can our country from social services perspective

meanwhile, hundreds of migrants are arriving daily in brownsville, texas. cnn's rosa flores spoke to some of them. >> reporter: they left native venezuela full of dreams three months ago. he made it to south texas after being processed by immigration authorities. she did not. what happened to your mother? he said they were traveling through the darien gap, a mountainous jungle. >> translator: he says he was helping his mother cross and she grabbed a branch and then she fell down a cliff and into the river he says that he'll never forget the look in his mother's eyes. >> reporter: he is one of more than 300 migrants who are processed by border patrol and dropped off in brownsville every day says migrant advocate. >> our worry is are we going to be able to order the supplies that we need? >> reporter: late monday the trump era policy that allows agents to return migrants to mexico was paused. the decision, easing concerns about the sudden surge of migrants at the border that's expected when the rule ends. >> quite honestly we're relieved that it's been extend

the brownsville port of entry. normally legal crossings happen every day. we are just yards from a camp that's on the other side of the border. i'm going to ask our control room to take this shot because this is a live drone shot by our cnn drone pilot and what you're looking at, this is a camp of thousands of migrants in mexico. from talking to advocates there, these are mostly venezuelans and haitians waiting the for the lifting of title 42. i've been on the phone with them and they tell me they are happy, they're joyous, because title 42 is staying in place, which is counterintuitive, because title 42 allows them to return back to mexico. they explain the u.s. government has provided so many exceptions to title 42, that they would rather wait in these camps in mexico to wait for their turn. i want to show you where we are exactly and why this is important because these migrants say that they want to cross the border legally. take a look here, if you take a look through the border wall you see those are the legal

we'll take you down to brownsville. more mass releases to show you.outside of a parking garage in brownsville where we once again witnessed border patrol and the federal government mass releasing hundreds upon hundreds of migrants at this parking garage in downtown brownsville. they are all single adults. walk in single file line to a local ngo and that ngo helps get the travel documents together and they travel all across the united states via bus and via the airport. this has been happening for nearly a year there now and border patrol sources tell me they're doing upwards of ten buses every single day there of these releases at this point. then we'll take you to the mexican border city directly across from brownsville which we just showed you. there are thousands of migrants there waiting for title 42 to drop in eight days. we went to local streets, to public parks and found hundreds of migrants camped out waiting for title 42 to drop. in eight days these people you see are planning on walking across the border and entering the united states illega

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i'm in brownsville, texas. the river is behind me. our drone cameras capturing a similar scene. a large group of migrants on the mexican side. a large law enforcement presence on the u.s. side. our cameras were rolling as a large group crossed into the united states and turned themselves in to the authorities. all of this contributing to what law enforcement says 1200 migrants turning themselves into border authorities every day in this part of south texas. border patrol is dropping off hundreds of them in respite centers say advocates. most travel out the same day but local shelters are starting to see an upparticular of migrants that can't afford to. migrants from all over the world? >> yes. they say word spread in venezuela that the u.s. border was open. that's why you decided to come here? they want to go by their first names only because of fear it could impact their case. for 29 days they braved the elements with their 8-year-old daughter camila. once you got to the border you realized the border was closed. they turned themselves into immigration at the port of entry. wha

i'm in brownsville, texas. the river is right behind me. our drone cameras capturing a similar scene. a large group of migrants on the mexican side. a large group on the u.s. side and our cameras were rolling as a group of migrants including a child crossed into the united states and turned themselves in to the authorities. this is up to 1200 migrants turning themselves into border authorities in south texas. >> reporter: border patrol is dropping off hundreds of them. most of them travel out the same day but local shelters are starting to see an uptick. so migrants from all over the world? >> yes. >> reporter: this family said they sold everything they owned and borrowed money to migrate as the situation in their country became unbearable. they say four months ago word spread it was open. that's why you decided to come here? >> they want to go by the united states. once you got to the border you realized that the border was closed. they turned themselves in to immigration at the port of entry this week. what would you tell migrants? he say

migrants from federal custody at a parking garage in downtown brownsville. watched over and over as border patrol bused in these migrants, dropping them off by the hundreds at this parking garage. they then walk across the street to a local ngo who gives them travel paperwork and free to fly or bus around the country wherever they want. border patrol sources telling me this has been happening at this parking garage for over a year now. they are sometimes doing up to ten bus loads a day. just goes to show a clear-cut example of the add minis ministration's catch and release policy. then look at this mexican city across from brownsville where thousands of migrants are waiting and camping out. they're waiting for the dropping of title 42 which expires in eight days. our cameras going over there finding people walking around and standing on the city streets and camping in public parks. hundreds and thousands of them waiting for title 42 to drop to cross into the united states. they believe that is going to be their chance. back out here live, that situation is h

then we will take you to the mexico city directly across from brownsville. there are thousands waiting for title 42 to drop in eight days. when we went over there, we found hundreds standing around, camped out on public streets, in public parks. migrants are simply waiting for the opportunity they feel will come when title 42 drops eight days from now and this is happening all along the border. back out here live, there are mexican border cities, all over the place, migrants, thousands of them sitting and waiting for title 42 to drop. again, the count down is on for them, the question for the you state and dhs, are they ready for it? back to you. >> sandra: bill, keep us posted. john. >> john: in less than an hour's time, the former school superintendent loudoun county, virginia and the spokesman are due in court for allegedly mishandling two sexual assault cases in school. what charges they are facing. we'll let you know. >> sandra: and annual inflation cooling even further. the white house seems to be taking a victory lap, the markets seem to be telling a

rosa flores is live in the border town of brownsville, texas. what are you seeing there?victor, i think what's important to note is that all along the u.s./mexico border, the response is going to look different. the scene is going to look different. i want to show you around. this is the border wall as you mentioned, i'm in brownsville, texas, and meets the port of entry which meets mexico which is behind me. we have eyes in the sky in mexico thanks to our cnn drone pilot al meshburg. i want to show you pictures because there are thousands of migrants who are camped out in mexico. these are mostly from venezuela and haiti. i've been talking to them by phone and they tell me they're actually happy. they're joyous that title 42 is lifting which is counterintuitive because when you think about it, title 42 allows border patrol to swiftly return them back to mexico but say the u.s. government has been offering so many exceptions to title 42 they would rather wait in camps for an exception to title 42 because they want to enter the u.s. legally. so where would they do it that?

i'm here in brownsville, behind me is the port of entry, it buttresses mexico. i've got to tell you, right across the border, several miles from us is open park or over 8,000, over 8,000 just here, people are waiting to come across the border. these are people that have been told by the smugglers that title 42 is going to end on wednesday. right now chief justice roberts did have a state to uphold title 42. they are to uphold it until tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. when they're going to give the department of justice an opportunity to respond. the biden administration is going to respond as to why we don't need title 42. i can tell you this. federal long enforcement officis are concerned. they are seeing migrant swells coming and not just in brownsville, in mcallen, texas, cross the border in arizona and california as well. they say with the removal of title 42 they expect up to 18,000 people a day. that's only because of the removal of title 42. they are expecting those swells to come in. i spoke to vice president the national border patrol council here in the rio grand

mass release is underway in brownsville as well. take a look at this third piece of video.ere we witnessed bus after bus, hundreds of migrants being dropped off by border patrol. the ngos help with travel documents and they're free to travel anywhere they want to in the united states as catch and release is in few effect down there. then we go to mexico. take a look at this video. the mexican border city across from brownsville where there's thousands of migrants waiting for title 42 to drop eight days from now. fox news cameras seeing hundreds of migrants standing around on city streets. some camping out in public parks as they're counting down as are u.s. authorities for the end of title 42 next week. back out here live, dhs is reportedly going to be asking for billions of dollars for transport and any grant care. their project 9,000 to 15,000 illegal crossings every day once title 42 drops according to a congressional aide to fox news. so buckle up. >> neil: what is amazing, you've been reporting. the numbers are already staggering that is with title 42 still on. just ma

we take you to brownsville for more mass releases. once again witnessing several hundred migrants being released by the federal government in a parking garage in downtown brownsville. they then walk across the street to an ngo. the ngo helps book their travel and they're off to airports and bus stations to travel around the country. lastly, we go to the mexican city across from brownsville where there's thousands of migrants waiting for title 42 to drop in eight days from now. we saw hundreds of people in public parks and on the streets waiting for that day to come, martha. back to you. >> martha: it's unreal. it's absolutely comprehensible that there's no system to handle this in a more efficient and effective way. bill melugin, thank you very much. and a safe way. it's totally incompassionate. we bring in john katko, the top republican on the homeland security commission. thanks for being here today. we just watched your colleagues talking about a move to impeach alejandro mayorkas. the department of homeland security chief. what wo

marlene: se estÁ viendo un gran caos en la frontera entre matamoros y brownsville, donde decenas de venezolanosa estados unidos,. aÚn y con el temor de ser expulsados. la patrulla fronteriza le lanzÓ un salvavidas a un hombre con una niÑa en la espalda, que batallaban para nadar. >> mÁs difÍcil es estar de este lado sin dinero pasando frÍo. marlene: se llegÓ a la fecha que ansiaban los venezolanos, pero no se cumpliÓ la eliminaciÓn del tÍtulo 42. >> venimos para ver quÉ va a pasar con nosotros. marlene: este miÉrcoles la confusiÓn y el desorden reinaban en la frontera entre el paso y ciudad juÁrez tras informaciÓn falsa. >> que estaban dejando pasar a los venezolanos y que nos vinieran los. marlene: lo que generÓ que se formaron largas filas para cruzar. >> esperar la forma legal. marlene: por ahora el futuro del tÍtulo 42 es incierto de la esperanza se centra en la peticiÓn que le hizo el gobierno federal... fÉlix: los casos de covid aumentan en el paÍs. las autoridades estÁn recomendando el uso de mascarillas en espacios cerrados y al aire libre. reportera: en las gÉlidas calles, Él usa masca

i'm here in brownsville as you see behind me is the port of entry. bu buttresses matamoros, mexico. and i got to telttes ml you,exi, right across the border, just several miles from us , is an open park where over eight thousand that's over eight thousand just here inoplea matamoros. people are waiting to comere wag across the border. ese these arare e people that have n told by the smugglers that title forty two is going to end on wednesday right now, chieff t justice roberts did have a staiy to uphold title forty two .until they are going to uphold that until tomorrow. at 5:00 p.m. when they're goingn to give the department of justicg ive the an opportunity to respond. that is , the bidenopun administration is goinity tog to respond as to why we don't need title. forty two . i can tell you this, federal law enforcement officials, l as members of the border patrol are very, very concerned. they're already seeing those swells, those migrant swells coming in, not just in el paso ,but here in brownsville, invill mcallen, texas, and acrossand ca the border in arizonali and california a

he joins me from brownsville, texas. and congressman, thank you so much for joining us. before we talk about your plan, your bill to address the pressure on the southern border, i want to get your reaction to title 42. why are you relieved to see title 42 stay in place? >> well, first of all, we got to begin with the idea that we're still in a pandemic, right? we still haven't completely cleared covid and other illnesses that are being transmitted from person to person. also, we have an overwhelming amount of people who have accumulated themselves across our southern border, and we are small communities, from brownsville, texas to harlingen, they're all small towns having to use their personal city resources to address a federal problem that the federal government has responsibility to address. and until we do it with a real plan, for the last six years that i've been in congress, and both democratic and congress administration, if you a republican in office, democrats come down here and point fingers at them and talk about how horrible of a job they're doing on the bord

. >> brownsville through del rio. >> supreme court end of title 42 and hundreds of national guard troops deployed to el paso. >> border facilities already overwhelmed. >> have next to no agents patrolling the border. going to be doing administrative duty. >> massive winter storm beginning to hit seattle. hundreds of flights on the west coast already been canceled or delayed with 113 million americans expected to travel christmas weekend. >> my parents were like do you know this is happening? yes, i do. >> stanford releasing a guide to eliminate harmful language against using the term mexican u.s. citizen. insinuating the u.s. is the most important country. >> argentina men's soccer team arriving home to a hero's welcoming after their welcome triumph over france and greeted by massive crowd ♪ ♪ have a holly jolly christmas best time of the year. i don't know that there be snow but have a cup of cheer. >> rachel: good morning. and yes, texas is the best time of year. 7:00 here in new york city. i'm filling in for ainsley and so happy to be here with steve and brian. good morning. >> steve:

rosa flores is live in brownsville, texas for this.to you, we're looking at another week of title 42, how is that playing out on the ground? >> reporter: you know, anxiety is really building. i'm here in brownsville, texas, what you see behind me is the border wall and across the river i've been talking to the migrants who are there. they're in a camp, they're waiting and have been waiting for weeks for title 42 to lift. and they're losing patience. take a look at this video we obtained from one of the migrants. it shows migrants using inflatable rafts to cross the rio grand. you can see, this is broad daylight, a group of migrants on the mexican side and providing commentary. you can hear them say they're tired of waiting. and they point out across the river they can see u.s. immigration authorities watching all of this unfold. so kaitlan and don, i got to share. a lot of these migrants are saying they were really hoping that today, the day that title 42 was expect today lift, they were going to be able to walk to a port of entry like

. >> brownsville to del rio. >> todd: texas deploying 400 national guard. >> no agents on the border.ng administrative duty. >> twitter files part 7. >> information about hunter biden. >> how many former fbi employees created their own slack channel. >> you do not want your most important police organization politicized. >> hacksaw jim duggen holding at gunpoint. >> we would like to thank the kershaw police department robert deniro's town house broken into while she was inside. >> one of the top burglary suspects for this year. >> todd: massive storm hitting seattle. hundreds of flights canceled or delayed with 113 million americans expected my parents were like do you know what is happening? i said yes, i do. >> he is in for the touchdown. second of the night. ♪ ♪ i really can't say ♪ baby it's cold outside ♪ i got to go away ♪ baby it's cold outside. >> been hoping that you drop in. >> i hope >> steve: sing it dean know. you are looking at the all-american christmas tree on this december 20th, 2022. we are just five days away from christmas. 30 degrees out there. as we listen to dea

nos encontramos en la frontera de tamaulipas, frontera con brownsville, de texas.aticado con algunos de estos inmigrantes, la mayorÍa de origen venezolano, quienes esperan algo de ellos, que les den . el nÚmero de migrantes transitando por este lugar tambiÉn es alta, se puede duplicar, porque el fin del club 42 estÁ atrayendo a una gran cantidad de migrantes que en estos momentos estÁn quedÁndose a dormir en la intemperie en lugares como estos, soportando bajas temperaturas, cambios de clima, y lluvias que se registraron durante la madrugada de este lunes. una situaciÓn que podrÍa traer consecuencias en salud, como enfermedades respiratorias, y ppor la que estÁn pidiendo que las autoridades les den un trato mÁs digno, pues aseguran no es una condiciÓn adecuada en la que en estos momentos estÁn viviendo con sus familias. seguiremos atentos durante estas semanas. en espera de mayor informaciÓn sobre el trÁnsito de estas personas y la soluciÓn que se le dÉ a esta crisis migratoria. borja: no sÓlo crisis migratoria, crisis humanitaria a escasos dÍas de la navidad. grac

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karina: el lado de brownsville, texas, uno no fueron auxiliados con cobijas tÉrmicas, y desde el ladoes de ayuda humanitaria. >> esperemos una soluciÓn que nos ayuda a nosotros como venezolano para lograr nuestro objetivo, que es llegar a estados unidos. karina: llegar hasta este punto representa el Último paso en la travesÍa, rendirse y perderlo todo no es una opciÓn, aunque tengan que arriesgar sus propias vidas. en matamoros mÉxico, karina garza, univisiÓn. borja: estaremos muy venidos a lo que suceda en ambos lados de la frontera en esta autÉntica crisis humanitaria que estamos viviendo. pasamos a buenas noticias comenzÓ lores estÁ entrando en vigor la nueva regla de carga pÚblica, ya no es una amenaza para los migrantes. recibir cupones de comida y beneficios de salud no afectarÁ las solicitudes de visa o residencia. sÓlo se va a considerar a un inmigrante carga pÚblica si sobrevive sÓlo de la ayuda del gobierno. vamos en busca de unas respuestas, nos conectamos con el abogado leal. gracias. vamos explicar esto, para la gente en casa, que yo sÉ que hay mucha preocupaciÓn, ya hemo

nuestra región >>> desde la semana pasada hemos encontrado grupos grandes cruzando en el área de brownsvillerande para nosotros aunque ya no somos los primeros en la nación, hemos sido sobrepasados por el paso, que tiene 110.000 le río más de 90.000 >>> oficiales aseguran que esos esfuerzos continúan pero ahora en apoyo a otros sectores con la crisis migratoria. >>> dicen los funcionarios que aunque la patrulla fronteriza no se encuentra deteniendo la misma cantidad de migrantes en esta zona sí se encuentran colaborando con estas personas porque han estado prestando infraestructuras que tienen en el valle de texas para que puedan llegar y allí procesarlo. (música). >>> este año el mundo entero ha sido sacudido por la guerra en ucrania >>> sandra este conflicto que a principios de 2023 cumple un año, durado más pero con muchas personas esperaban, ya que el pueblo ucraniano atado a la lucha contra el presidente ruso. ahora randy serrano nos presenta el resumen de esta guerra. >>> el 24 de febrero de 2022 el presidente ruso vladimir putin anunció lo que se llamó una operación militar en ucrania

i'm in brownsville, texas, what you see here this is the border wall.this border wall because that is mexico and that is where migrants were hoping to turn themselves in today. the scheduled day that title 42 was to end. now, i want to give you a bird's eye view because we have a mass cam by cnn engineer michael humphrey. the reason i want to give you this bigger picture is because you're able to see the rio grande and this bridge. this is where migrants were hoping and expecting to be lining up today, the day that title 42 was scheduled to lift. they were hoping to turn themselves in to border authorities because that's how they see that they can come to the united states legally, but instead they are yards away. let's please take the drone shot from our cnn drone pilot al meshberg. he is just yards from where we are and he has eyes in the sky in mexico. that what you're seeing is a migrant camp. there are thousands of migrants that are sleeping under tents or under tarps. i've been in contact with migrants there, they are tired, they are hungry, they

he is one of more than 300 migrants who are processed by border patrol and dropped off in brownsvillery day, says migrant advocates. >> our worry is are we going to be able to order the supplies that we need. >> reporter: late monday the trump-era policy, which allows immigration agents to swiftly return migrants to mexico, was paused by the supreme court just days before it was scheduled to lift. the decision, easing concerns about the sudden surge of migrants at the border that's expected when the rule ends. >> honestly, we're relieved that title 42 has been extended. we were preparing for the worst. we were almost all ready to capacity in some of our locations. >> reporter: i'm in brownsville, texas. and just across the river in matamoros, mexico, there are thousands of migrants, mostly venezuelans and haitians who are living in camps and on the streets. i've been talking to them. [ speaking non-english ] what do you think about title 42 staying in place? they say they're happy title 42 is still in effect. but they're also preparing for the worst, buying inflatable rafts like in th

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now we got windchill advisories that are up for west palm beach and naples, florida, and brownsville,exas, so it's going to be a brutal morning tomorrow, and, yeah, here's our the next storm coming in from the west. first tonight in the way of more heavy snow, grand rapids up through traverse city, erie, buffalo, dunkirk and then up through watertown. as long as these lights are not frozen, they are open for business. and that's what's happening now. another 6 to 12 inches of snow blowing sideways, but then things begin to taper off as far as the wind and snow goes for tomorrow morning. look at these numbers, some of the coldest christmas days on record for charlotte, atlanta and memphis. do have another alberta clipper that's dropping into the midwest. this is not going to bring a lot of snow, but for boxing, for christmas day and boxing day on monday, it'll be a slow start for folks in chicago and st. louis. i think there will be a little dusting of snow on top of what they already have there, and then behind this one, a very strong storm coming into the west on tuesday. this is mos

they need to come and live in he will pass oh, or brownsville where they see what's going on day to dayf workers and dhs to come down here and live in the border series, it would be fixed overnight. steve: that's the key thing here. they just don't care.ju they arest not engaged, they are not trying to do anything about it.is youras suggestion of moving the whole operation to the border ways they are supposed to befo focused on, protecting the border. i love what you do with yourtica organization. thank you for being with us tonight. we'll see you soon. take a look at this video our bill me huh gin got from attorney gonzalez of overcrowding at an el paso center. elon musk asked bill why do so few report about illegals crossing the border.buil well, we are. helping them achieve financial freedom. we're investing for our clients in the projects that power our economy. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. steve: welcome back. listen to what california senator alex padilla said about ou r border crisis this morning. >> we kno

we move the dhs and secretary mayorkas to come and live from el paso were in yuma, arizona, or brownsville, texas, where they say their day-to-day lives effect with illegal crossings. i guarantee you, steve, when they move the thousands of workers in dhs to live down here, these border states, basically this would end overnight. >> ashley: arizona border rancher fr fred davis, thank you for getting up with the spirit you are in tombstone, arizona, but you tell us, how bad do you think it will get? >> well, el paso is completely overwhelmed. i understand i understand where they declare a state of emergency with the numbers they have gone through. >> todd: okay. for you, as you try to run a business and as you try to range, what do expect this urge to mean for you as you try to live your life? >> well, i can't understand why the president -- he actually is doing something about the border now. he is suing arizona governor doug ducey because the governor stacked a bunch of cargo containers in the unfinished wall. so biden is trying to take care of the border. he's going to sue our governor. >

this is brownsville, texas, dozens of migrants out in the cold with young children and no rest for borderas they crack down. street value of $3.6 million and, again, unclear what's going to happen with title 42, pandemic that allowed quickly expel migrants said to lapse this week and still in effect as supreme court weighs whether to keep this policy in place, bryan. bryan: we shall see. christina, thank you. anita. anita: my next guest was one of the 19 republican attorneys general who asked the supreme court to protect title 42. joining me now the attorney general of arizona mark bernavich. great to see you. >> hi, anita. anita: arizona, one of 19 states which asked the supreme court to put a hold on ending title 42 which allows the u.s. to expel migrants due to health condition -- concerns. that has happened, what happens next? >> i'm proud of the fact that cases arizona v mayorkas because we lead the charge. now we are trying to stop him in rescinding title 42. we filed pleadings this week, justice roberts issued temporary stay. we know that title 42 will stay in effect at least until

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air temperatures are this cold, it becomes really dangerous really quick. 32 degrees right now in brownsvillen dallas and 49 in miami, even parts of florida are really cold. this is the coldest air in decades and at freezing in tampa and frost advisories and hard freeze warnings across parts of the deep south and across areas of the rio grand valley and cold air settling down across the south as well and not as cold in the south as the north and not as used to it in the south as north. all of the area with blue, it is at least at freezing and this is all the culprit of the storm and we'll watch the winds across the great lakes and watch a major lake effect for buffalo and this here could pile up three to 4 feet by the time it's done with air temperatures five degrees. unbelievable. todd, over to you. todd: british police arrested a women after silently praying over a abortion clinic in new england. isabel vaughn joining tucker bruce last night to sound off. >> it's not about those that support abortion or don't support abortion, it's freedom of thought and it's gone further than freedom of pr

. >> absolute tragedy and brown brownsville del rio. and so the risk of hypothermia certainly goes up. but even the water in el paso where you could certainly walk across it, it presents a biohazard. it is not clean water. so we will tell them it is not saved. it is not lawful because it isn't. they have to cross at an unauthorized point of entry and they have to be processed. so what is our job to detour them, to turn them back and if that fails, continue to report the situation and help keep the crowds organized and control so that border patrol can do their job. >> todd: brooke singman joins us live with the latest, broke. >> good morning, guys more to double than 7,000 to 15,000 per day after title 42 ends. texas and arizona and 17 other states had an emergency request of the supreme court to push back t termination of the public health order. pleading congress to "use the funds requested for border security management and advance the comprehensive measures president biden proposed on his first day in office" appeared in the meantim

if you are someone from brownsville, like my hometown who needed abortion care, you would have to drive about an hour, an hour and a half to get to the clinic. and that's if you have access to transportation. like if i wanted to get an abortion and i was an undocumented woman, i wouldn't have a place to go. or even me right now, as a young person, if i needed an abortion, i wouldn't be able to afford it. - so, i made a big orange sign and it said, "god is pro-choice," because you know, the democrats that we have here in the valley don't really vouch for us as much as i think that they should because of, you know, catholicism. - you said partisanship, which i don't fall under. - no, you do not. - 'cause i'm a democratic, pro-life legislator. you know that i do have an inner strength that supports this bill, and that strength is in the name of my faith as a roman catholic. - anti-choice people, you know, they say that they're being backed up by religion, but at the end of the day, you know, all they do is like damage people and hurt them and you know, make them feel less than, and, you kn

texas where kevin showed the video of these mass releases of illegal immigrants into el paso and brownsville are so overwhelmed that people, they had no place to go and sleeping on the streets. if that happened under the trump administration, that would be the biggest humanitarian crisis. it would be at the front page of every single website and you are saying no backlash. whereas where is congressman alexandria ocasio-cortez? she was at the border with crime and looking at parking lot but nowhere to be found. then, you have john kirby with promise of lifting a foot title 42. his message was, don't worry about it. by the way title 42 is going away next week. individuals attempt to cross the border illegally and don't have the legal basis to remain here will be subject to removal. that was his message after title 42 is repealed. but the question is, when will it be subject, immediately, and five, ten years and are we talking about catch and release and what does he mean? nobody on capitol hill nose and democrats are pushing back. there was this bipartisan group that wrote the biden administra

they're very far away across the oceans and now in a mexican border town across from brownsville, texas're waiting for title 42 to end in eight days. when that happens, when the biden administration drops that last piece of legal defense against invasion, it's going to be an overwhelming wave, of course. maybe that's why they're bringing drag stars and cindi lauper to the white house. they don't want to talk about the threat of nuclear war from vladimir putin? >> president vladimir putin appearing to dash hopes of a diplomatic solution warns the war will be long and that the risk of a nuclear conflict is on the rise. he quickly dialled back his language insisting russia would only use a nuclear weapon for self-defense, never first. it was more of a reminder that an over threat. the risk is increasing he said adding that we haven't gone mad. we understand what nuclear weapons are. we're not going to wave it like a razor blade around the world. but of course, we must proceed from the fact that we have it. >> tucker: so we're now at war a hot war, with russia. american military personnel,

. >> take my hat off to the city of el paso and brownsville for being able to do the best they can with the situation. it is really a crisis. >> john: begin "america reports" with el paso, officials sounding the alarm as migrants flock in droves. and they are concerned it could spiral further out of control with title 42 coming to an end. say it. >> sandra: happy friday eve to you, john. and to weigh in on the debate "elf" is up there for me, and "miracle on 34th street." just to weigh in. >> john: two good movies. >> sandra: sandra smith in new york. title 42 is set to end next wednesday, and hundreds of migrants are waiting to enter the u.s. once the policy is lifted. fox news obtaining video from the border in el paso showing migrants wearing blankets and lighting fires just to keep warm while they wait. meanwhile, cartels continue to exploit bedlam, to sneak drugs and migrants into the country. >> john: we start this thursday with bill melugin, he's live on the border in eagle pass, texas. is el paso completely overrun at this point? >> john, good afternoon to you. it absolutely is.

have people go down and have hearings in brownsville and mcallen because that's going to be important going to have to force of the cameras to go down there and see firsthand what's happening. have some of our congress members who may not have gone down there, democrat congress members see firsthand what is happening. basically what you are seeing is the biden administration is acting as logistical transport for drug cartels. giving people plane tickets and bus tickets to cities where you know they are being used and human trafficked to be able to work on illegal marijuana farms such as, you know, the 600 that they found in oregon where they are basically being worked to death under threat of death or looking down the barrel of a gun. that's happening in our country right now. you have a president who would rather go on vacation. >> joe: congresswoman, so title 42, i struggle with this a little bit because that is a band-aid fix to a tourniquet problem and really the latest system to show our entire national and border security our sovereignty executive and now the supreme court rathe

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brownsville incident, texas, many members of the black elite began to question booker t washington's allegiance to accommodation ism and in his public accommodation and ism by this point, archie had been helping booker t washington facilitate a scholarship for tuskegee. so even though publicly, archie was critical of booker t washington and also critical of dubois in some behind the scenes are all working together in terms of this group of of of black people that i talk about. so the the that kind of that being some type of contest or disagreement between was not as pronounced as say in another community like in boston, which i covered, which there that was a huge issue was booker t washington the black community in d.c. and in this particular archie was friendly with. booker t washington. booker g. washington attended at 15th street prison presbyterian often he came to d.c. and stayed with francis graham. often when he visited the city, even francis graham, key advocate did for the acp. so that's kind of a fascinating thing that, you know, i talk about both in book, in the last book

in brownsville, fox news witnessed a mass release of several hundred migrants at a parking garage.alked to the nearest ngo. they were given travel paperwork. and then they were free to take flights or buses anywhere they wanted to go around the country. >> brian: mexico, guatemala, honduras and el salvador if they do decide to stop allowing people in. i have an idea. what are they coming from? mexico's southern border. why are we not threatening tariffs on mexico. trade relations with mexico? we were just there the president is heading there why are we not stopping them coming through the southern border of mexico and giving them incentives to do so? why are we not talking to the other governments allowing all these illegal immigrants to pass through their countries or leave their countries, find out what the deal is with the aide there and hold it over their head. we know remain in mexico works because trump did it and this administration did it with only venezuelans and stopped the inflow by 90%. it's not a theory anymore it. would work. for them to be entertaining this ban, five

the cameras capture of the repeated mass release of hundreds of migrants and a parking garage in brownsvillexas. border patrol is releasing ten per day. >> todd: there have been half a million migrant encounters at the southwest border since october. to visualize that, that is enough to fill the super bowl stadium in glendale, arizona, nearly eight times. and that is before title 42 set to set to end back next week. you are watching "fox & friends first" on a wednesday morning, i'm todd piro. >> carley: carley shimkus. a border in el paso taxes after caravan moved in over the weekend. kevin corke joins us live from washington with the very latest, kevin. >> good morning, guys. you are talking about chain-link fences and you talk about the border wall which could certainly have been completed by now and does make you call into question what the administration could possibly be thinking. to say things along the southern border are beyond crisis stage is frankly an understatement. so many illegal aliens on u.s. soil and thousands more across the border in violation of our laws each and every da