we are here in brownsville, texas. it is really ground zero for the latest surgeon well ahead of title 42 lifting what is now being called camp a monument here. border patrol that their logistics and play, screening, processing and transporting out on buses the number of migrants. you can look at our drone in the sky. you can see what they are starting to develop an migrants arty on the levy. we have since well before the sun came up today, yesterday we got an exclusive look late in the afternoon down on the river at this humanitarian crisis, take a look here. cooks you are getting a firsthand look at operational lone star literally here to save lives here in brownsville and on the other side of the banks in mexico. you can see women and children on this raft in dangerous river currently texas troopers along with the national guard all under texas operational lone star throwing flotation devices to help the texas state trooper here working this line to try to bring them across. they are coming anyway, they cannot stop

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. >> john: nate foy is live, in brownsville, texas.ouple questions, does border patrol have enough resources to handle the surge and what are you hearing about the plan unveiled on title 42 this morning? >> john, we'll get into the plan in a second. resources here in brownsville are already stretched two weeks before the end of title 42. laredo sector agents are helping the rgv agents process the thousands of migrants arriving in brownsville every single day. take a look at this video. yesterday, almost 2800 migrant encounters. the days before, 262100. but take a look at this next video, not just here in brownsville. el paso, a dire situation, you see migrants outside a shelter. the shelter is already overrun and just across the border, 35,000 migrants wait in mexico. you mention the biden administration laying out the plan for the end of title 42, it involves increasing legal immigration, setting up processing centers throughout latin america, and increasing deportation penalties to include a five-year re-entry ban. here is secretary

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lifting off from the earth is the live pictures from the launch site at the space ex starbase in brownsville, texas. as of right now, we are waiting at steve separation for star ships separate from super heavy booster. so we were seeing a lot of rooms, but there is at the right sort of pokemon, obviously we're from the ground and it's along by now. yeah, it's really hard to tell me not appear to be and mom. oh, i think you have them screaming on the, on, on the, on the live stream. if anything goes wrong at the moment, clearing the tower was you ready? can't tell. you'd have to be look at the instrumentation and what was that? oh, that must be the separation. wow. so they do have faith, it's made, is free, but the largest market system in space history. successfully lifting off from why the sound is there in texas brownsville need to clear the meeting so he got bonnie joining us there for the down the science. thank you very much for the analysis on this exciting day. i been for sewland. thank you very much for joining us here on the w news. and we have one more story before we go nader, mem

national correspondent griff jenkins in brownsville, texas.re in brownsville because 13 days to go before title 42 lifts this is turning to ground zero. i'm showing you a different group that we showed you in the last hour have shown up. a mixed bag of women and children and single adults, mostly from venezuela but also from cuba, perÚ, ecuador, colombia as well as northern triangle, typically central american countries like honduras, guatemala and el salvador. let me show you drone footage our team shot here yesterday on what is known as camp monument in brownsville. this is where they are trying to screen, process and transport out the thousands of migrants they are getting every day and make-shift stand-up tents, it's unbelievable. they are working night and day to get that going. i can also show you drone footage we shot of the migrants that are coming in ways they have never seen particularly in brownsville. we are east actually of mcallen and that area where we were last month and obviously along ways away from the eagle pass, del rio ar

just before arriving in brownsville, migrants are crossing the rio grande using a raft and a rope tover is too deep. they need to use that. before that swim, take a look at the conditions, sandra, that these migrants are staying in. fox news was in mexico yesterday. a couple thousand my grants are waiting for title 42 to end. they don't have running water. they're listing in tents. there's no work. there's constant frustration with the biden administration's cbp 1 app. many cannot wait and coming over now. many don't want to be seen. texas dps arrested a driver and apprehended five illegals in a human smuggling chase. the vehicled flipped and drivers pour out. the driver is facing charges. texas governor greg abbott says texans and americans cannot take four more years of the president's border policies. >> sandra: nate foy live in brownsville, texas. our next guest is leading the charge on a new border security bill. chairman and ten republican mark green joins us now. thanks very much, sir, for joining us. you want to hire more to work there at the border. will this help even thoug

nate foy live in brownsville, texas thank you. american airlines flight, the while catching fire in mid air. following a bird strike with a flock of these just after takeoff when the flight took off from columbus, ohio boeing 7:30 seven to turn around and returned to the airport safely. cb can't live near new york city newsroom with what developed this morning. certainly a tear from start to the day for passage of the american airlines flight. some of them looked out the window to see when the plane's engines on fire. thankfully the plane landed safely everyone on the flight is okay. here's when the videos being shared across the internet. if you look closely see a boeing 7:30 seven with what appears to be flames coming from one of the engines barely looped the videos you can take a closer look. american airlines flight 1958 took off from columbus, ohio around 7:45 a.m. bound for phoenix, arizona. surely after takeoff birds struck the while. here's a video from a passenger in you can hear just how bad the while sounded on the insi

griff jenkins is in brownsville, texas with the latest on this. i say just beginning, keeps going on, the surge keeps coming and stronger all the time. griff: that's right, david. good morning. this surge is sizing up to be some of the most we've ever seen and the fierce storms that we had in the early morning along with high winds has not slowed things down, david. take a look over the left soldier at the levee in brownsville. nearly 2,000 they've encountered. by comparison, david, if you remember back in april of 2021, that del rio bridge with some 20,000 haitians, it took 17 days for them to get to 20,000 haitians in del rio. here in brownsville, in the past 10 days exceeded 20,000 and they're largely venezuelans. you can see it the construction, they're calling it camp monument, the border parole agents are, setting up areas to process, encounter, screen and transfer out these migrants and it's just part of what they're trying to get ready for because it's less than two weeks before title 42 lifts. i wanted to take a look at one more piece of

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this is also here in brownsville cbp one app in that video. arthel, we are also seeing a new pictures this morning of cartels for they were shared this morning of cartels smuggle drugs across the border. take a look at this. agents in the rio grande valley intercepted this drone. you carrying 7 pounds of marijuana. the drugs and fortune they do get through to get scattered across the entire country. that includes houston. take a look at the next video. i made a massive drug and gun bus yesterday but take a look 520 grams of methamphetamine, over a 1 kilo heroin. a 38 guns and 11 vehicles. this bus are part of a busy week border patrol agents in the past week they've confiscated 917 pounds of cocaine and 33 pounds of pencil. nate foy live in brownsville, texas, thank you. eric. you got it. new york city mayor eric adams not holding back on the impact of the southern border crisis in his city. speaking in washington yesterday the mayor said the 56000 migrants who had been bussed from texas and arizona to new york have quote destroyed the city. a

also look at this video from brownsville.nt after migrant getting off busses and going to a local ngo, when title 42 ends, ngos and shelters are expected to be overrun. >> we are basically expecting unprecedented numbers and really there's no plan. everybody is bracing for it because we know it's going to get worse than it's been yet so far and every year during the biden presidency it has gotten worse. >> it's been a busy three days for border patrol. just in the past 72 hours, agents have encountered 19,000 illegal migrants. sandra. >> sandra: nate foy, thank you. >> john: the battle for parents' rights heating up in the pacific northwest. could two liberal states be trying to allow children to undergo a sex change operation without their parents being alerted. >> sandra: the state department says it is in close contact with some of the americans still stranded at this hour in sudan. will the u.s. be able to safely evacuate them as the civil war there rages on? we'll ask general keith kellogg. he's here. >> we continue to b

ilia: la patrulla fronteriza en brownsville, texas, informÓ que los migrante esta cruzando en grandess de 1600, karina garza tiene reacciones de una familia que decidiÓ cruzar la frontera hoy mismo. karina: son los migrantes de campamento de matamoros, tamaulipas, frontera con brownsville, texas, que se ha convertido en la nueva zona con cruce masivo hacia estados unidos. >> esto se pone cada dÍa mÁs duro, agotamos los recursos econÓmicos y queremos saber quÉ podemos hacer de aquel lado. karina: esta mujer venezolana decidiÓ cruzar este martes con toda su familia, dicen que estÁn cansados de no lograr una cita a travÉs de la aplicaciÓn cbp one. >> uno tiene la esperanza de que no lo regresen a uno otra vez, y eso es lo que le pedimos a las autoridades haya, que los reciban a uno por lo menos y que tengan mÁs compasiÓn con el migrante. karina: sin importar el riesgo y a cualquier hora del dÍa, si es como alguna gente y otros mÁs apoyÁndose de una soga diariamente migrantes cruzan hasta estados unidos en busca de una mejor calidad de vida. en las Últimas 28 horas la policÍa reportÓ de c

hacemos por los niÑos >>> grupos de migrantes se avientan en el rÍo ya sea nadando o en balsas a brownsvillesa muchos vuelven a matamoros y otros puntos fronterizos >>> me tomaron los datos y huellas y duramos en el cuarto apenas 2 dÍas y despuÉs todas las mujeres que estaban en el cuarto aisladas para atrÁs >>> en el campamento de matamoros conformado por cientos de tiendas de campaÑas en precarias condiciones algunos migrantes esta un desesperados >>> no tenemos familiares que llega aquÍ y el 11 llega y no sabemos quÉ pasarÁ >>> tambiÉn hay familias que desean esperar para ellos cruzar el rÍo no es opciÓn >>> estoy por la cita primera mente tengo un mes acÁ. entonces estamos esperando la cita en nombre de dios que nos pueda salir. >>> no quiero nada a ilegal crur por ahÍ es un peleligro >>> por el paso texas expulsaron a 15 mil migrantes a mÉxico y enviaron a 3 mil acento y sudamÉrica en la Última semana en el valle del rÍo grande tambiÉn continÚan expulsando >>> mucha gente cree que no cruzar el rÍo de manera ilegal es un delito federal >>> 7 >>> la numerosa familia de andreina se lanzÓ a

nate foy live in brownsville, texas, and nate, the facts are just so stubborn and heartbreaking. >> theye, harris. the conditions just across the border are brutal and that's part of the reason why you see so many migrants crossing now even before title 42 ends when we are expecting an even bigger surge, but just in this field behind me in brownsville, 1,000 migrants were processed overnight. take a live look at the drone right now as the action is continuing this morning. a group of about 100 migrants are being processed up on the levy, and if i can ask sven our drone operator to pan down, more migrants are processed at the bottom of the levee, using trees to get some shade, it's about 80°. the next video harris, about two weeks now, yesterday there were 2100 migrant encounters in the rio grande valley sector, the day before it was more than that at 2600 migrant encounters. i want to show you, harris, where they are coming from. we sent our fox news drone to mexico, you see tent after tent. some migrants tell us conditions are so bad they cannot wait for the end of title 42. they say th

nate foy in brownsville, texas, they are putting up processing centers in latin america.that accurate? >> reporter: exactly right. that's part of the plan. the administer ration wants to expand legalized immigration but the plan comes too late for the migrants waiting to cross the border illegally when title 42 ends and we are seeing evidence of that in brownsville where every single days this week agents have processed 2,000 migrants. take a life look at our fox news drone, 300 more migrants starting their processing this morning, this has been happening every single day. what we are noticing today that is different is a lot more yardwork going on. look like they are expanding operations, getting ready for a bigger surge leading to the end of title 42 or just cleaning up from all the migrants that have been here throughout the week but a city commissioner tells me they've never seen anything like this. look at this next video from el paso where the situation is even more dire. migrants are sleeping on the street already two weeks until title 42 ends lose they are outside

nate foye is in brownsville. what happened, nate? hello. >> when title 42 ends in under three weeks now we are expecting illegal crossings to skyrocket and they are already at record levels through the first six months of this fiscal year. as we anticipate that, some migrants in mexico can't wait any longer. they say conditions are so poor there and what we saw at the gateway international bridge behind me. look at the video from early yesterday morning. it shut the bridge down for hours. troopers, border patrol, local police responding to this. migrants in the video say they are trying to apply for asylum on the biden administration's cbp1 app but they say it is not working. they say cartels are coming into their camps and kidnapping women and children, which leads to the desperation that causes this. take a look at this next video, bill. to prepare for bridge rushes like that and what we saw in el paso last month, border protection officers in eagle pass held drills this week. you see officers practicing a show of force on one of t

nate foy live in brownsville, texas thank you. york city democratic mayor eric adams blasting the leader of his own party. i alluded to this a moment ago. thank president biden has not done enough to help the city deal with the tens of thousands of migrants bused in from the southern border. training resources and costing hundreds of millions of dollars. he adds the crisis is overwhelming the big apple but the federal government he says is not begotten in new york city with more force. >> good evening. despite being an allied a president biden's to include sitting on a national advisory board for biden's reelection, mayor eric adam is delivering harsh criticism. saying by the white house and the current number of asylum-seekers who have arrived here. the criticism came through d.c. panel on friday then your post, head of a closed door meetings white house officials were adams reportedly laid out the influx of migrants has impacted the city and its budget. city hall spokesperson confirms to fox news $360 a day providing food and sh

. >> a jon, good morning put here on the cover of the brownsville herald you will see a massive uptickhas it pictured up migrants on the levy. let me show you in real time with that looks like. you can see that levitt right behind me with a group of some 100 or so migrants. it is at least the 12th or 13th group we've seen like this today, josh, it is an unbelievable change in the number of migrants coming to this area. it used to be a few hundred knots a few thousand every day. these sources being stores to this area is unbelievable. take a look at this exclusive video fox news shot moments ago. some 50 plus texas national guard humvees are rolling in what governor abbott sexes dps call a pdi operation prevent, deter accommodate interdict. they will line the banks of the rio grande to try and obviously stop but also make sure amidst the hand he management crisis people are not drowning. we will see how successful that it is for take a look here though, let me show you more video of the migrants we have been encountering and getting shots of them as they come in. jaunt there roughly 90%

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>> specifically in brownsville, a lot of action and we have been. and more broadly in the rgv sector, in the part 24 hours, border patrol has encountered 2600 migrants, 2,000 in brownsville alone. more are being processed behind me with border patrol. with the rain we cannot get the live drone up but take a look at the video as this morning we showed up and the steady trickle of migrants continued here in brownsville. the rgv sector chief says they are averaging about 1,000 migrants every single day for the past two weeks. and that number is expected to go up with the end of title 42 coming up on may 11. take a look at this next exclusive video, john. this is the final part of the long journey for migrants coming to the u.s. you see them using a raft, looks like an inflatable bed and rope to guide across the rio grande. the middle of the river is too deep to walk so they have to use that. take a look where they are coming from. fox news was in mexico at the migrant camp, a couple thousand are waiting for the end of title 42, don't have running water

this has been happening every day here in brownsville. to mitigate the effects of the end of title 42, the administration is increasing legal immigration pathways, especially for migrants with families already in the united states. in fact, alejandro mayorkas says families in general will not be detained at the southern border. listen to this. >> we have no plan to detain families. as i mentioned, we will be employing alternatives to detention, including some innovations in that regard. and we will on a case by case basis use enhanced alternatives to detention as are warranted. >> charles, the administration plans to open migrant facilities in guatemala, columbia so big groups don't gather. shelters are overrun with 35,000 more migrants waiting across the river in mexico for the end of title 42. take a look at this other migrant cam in mexico by where we are. another thing that the biden administration wants to do is process migrants under title 8. if they're barred, they won't be allowed to enter for five more years. another thing to rep

hundreds of illegal immigrants are crossing into brownsville, texas, from mexico right now.l: this as title 42 the is set to end many in just 11 days. pete: here we go again. griff jenkins joins us live from the border. how you doing, man? >> reporter: hey, pete, will and rachel, good morning. the title 42 crises is already here. take a look at our drone in the sky. you can see hundreds of migrants already arriving in this area. let me try and put the quickly in perspective. if we remember back many 2021 that the haitian crisis under the bridge many dell the rio, it took 17 days in september of 2021 to reach to 20,000. in the past 12 days right here in brownsville, they've exceeded 20,000, in 12 days, and they are mostly venezuelans. we got exclusive access, guy, down on the border as texas dps and national guard try to deal with the situation. take a look at this. you're getting a firsthand look at operation lone star literally here to save lives, here in brownsville on the other side of the banks, mat more process, mexico. you can see women and children on this route and t

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reportero: durante las Últimas horas, mÁs de 2000 indocumentados cruzaron la frontera y llegaron a brownsville quienes no demuestran la causa de salido de su paÍs de origen. hay migrantes que llevan hasta cinco meses esperando su cita con el oficial de inmigraciÓn. dicen que no estÁn dispuestos a regresar a sus paÍses de origen, porque esto es lo Único que tienen. leÓn: la policÍa arrestÓ al sospechoso de haber secuestrado a una mujer a plena luz del dÍa en el condado de los Ángeles. imÁgenes muestran el momento en que un hombre baja de un auto, golpea a la mujer en la cabeza y luego la empuja dentro del vehÍculo. juan carlos: en la graduaciÓn se aprecia cÓmo la mujer primero trata de huir cuando ve que el auto se acerca a ella, pero luego trata de refugiarse en la casa con el barandal blanco. cuando el hombre sale del carro con pistola en mano, ella se acerca al auto y es entonces cuando Él la golpea con el arma en la cabeza y luego la obliga a subir al auto y se fueron. durante 24 horas no se supo nada, pero agentes del alguacil del condado de los Ángeles arrestaron al presunto secuestrador.

be a giant on crude rocket from space egg successfully lifted off from the launch pad in brownsville, texas boss, just 3 minutes into the flight. the starship caps, who failed to separate from the booster as planned result was an explosive edge for the 1st test flight. now we are joined by keith cow. he is the editor of space ref dot com and joins us from washington d. c. now do you consider this a success or a failure? well, it depends which part of the rocket you worked on for? from my perspective, this was a $400.00 foot tall rock with 30 something inches by far the largest rocket. anybody has ever built times 2 or 3 depending how you do your math. it took off like a rocket should now my high school, high tech graphic here. it went up it for several minutes. the engines did their thing. and then the problem happened further up when the 2nd stage, or the starship itself didn't separate. so as a recovering rocket scientist, myself might say, wow, we is launched, the biggest rocket ever launched in it didn't blow up. in fact, when it did come apart, that's because they blew it up beca

nate foy in brownsville. a group of 35000 migrants gathering across the border in mexico? >> is exactly right, estimates are 35000 migrants across the border from apostle for we are seeing a lot of action in brownsville including 1000 migrants processed in the overnight hours here. i will ask you to take the drone right now because we are more of migrants being processed. danny hymie, it looks like a group of about 250, possibly 300 migrants getting processing it affected asked the grown operator to pin down, it looks like another group of 100 plus migrants and this is not uncommon. look at this year shot the past couple days, this is the common site. migrant after margaret showed up. 2100 migrants processed yesterday, that came after monday when the number was 2600. look across the river, we see tents after tent mexico right now. spoke to some venezuelans, they told us they couldn't wait until the end of title 42 because conditions are so bad, it's so dangerous and they are experiencing constant issues with

we have fox team coverage of the mounting crisis with nate foy along the border in brownsville, texascotton live in new york city. cb, we begin with you, good afternoon. >> good afternoon, mike. new york city mayor eric adams is not mincing words ability the impact. speaking in dc panel yesterday saying the situation created by ongoing surge of migrants has, quote, destroyed his city. he also blasted local politicians suggesting they're not doing much to help. now following his criticisms adams reportedly had a series of closed-door meetings with white house officials where he detailed the migrant crisis which has come with a hefty price tag. the city's daily per diam spending on household of migrants or asylum seekers totals to nearly 25 m 25 -- 5 mn in a single day and 4.2 billion would have been spent on costs related to migrants and asylum seekers through fiscal year 2024 all this according to, no spokesperson. now during friday's dc panel adams said he had been expect today navigate the migrant crisis with no if i recall help. listen. >> watch me navigate 52,000 people coming to

after takeoff. giant untruth rocket from space ex successfully lifted off from the launch pad in brownsville, texas. but 3 minutes into the flight, the starship capsule failed to separate from the booster. the result was an explosive end for the rockets 1st test flight. sure, a while ago i talked to jonathan mcdowell, he's an astronomer at the harvard smithsonian center for astrophysics, and he told us what he thought about the starship launch despite the explosion. yes, i think it was a qualified success in a come, this broke this a completely new design. it's a real departure from things that have been flown in the past. and so they were not expecting it to be fully successful. you have to debug these things and, and so it, it, they proved several things. they proved that the engines could fire properly with using this new methane fuel. they proved that the rocket can fly through what's called max queue. the area which is sort of roughest from turbulence, right? that could crumpled the rock if it wasn't built strong enough. and they proved it could fly and vaguely the right direction. i ju

cities ranging from new york to chicago to brownsville, texas, all saying they're already overwhelmedod morning. wt, border commune in two weeks, officials fear it's going to get a lot worse. this morning cities along the border, grappling with a recent uptick of migrant crossings, brownsville issuing a disaster declaration, as cities plead for help before title 42 expires in less than two weeks. >> we're taking measures to ensure the safety and well-being of our residents regardless of their background or immigration status. >> title 42, the trump era policy put in place at the start of the pandemic, allows the rapid of expulsion ever migrants before they can apply for asylum. with it gone, many officials believe encounters at the southern border are expected to spike even further. >> it is our responsibility that we keep them safe, that we keep them clean, keep them fed and healthy. >> homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas says authorities expect a influx of migrants trying to enter, but title 42 ending will not change how many people the country accepts. >> the propaganda

jon: nate foy live in brownsville, texas, thanks.ooks and do not think there is a person in america who thanks his secretary is doing his job. that a person in america thanks the border is secure. secretary mayorkas' deer look in his duties are correct i am sick and tired of it and thousands of children are in physical danger. danger because of what you're doing. you should have resigned long ago. and if you cannot change course should be removed from office. publican senators putting pressure on harlan secured his secretary mayorkas as he border crisis is expected to get even worse with the end of title 42 restrictions in just a few weeks. for more on this let's bring in jon vice president of the national border patrol council. so, the secretary testified the administration expects to trot out some new rules, some new policies this week that are going to deal with this expected influx of illegal border crossers. what do you expect to hear? >> at this point anything would be helpful. we have been here a bunch of times already with ti

. >> desde brownsville a san diego esto es muy utilizado.n la fotografíía proporcionada por la agencia federal. pero estaríían cavando su propia efectuados en el desierto por la vestimenta seríía máás difíícil detectarlos. >> y la agencia federal culpaban desde contrabandistas por los eventos tááctica extraordinarios por parte de los migrantes por evadir la detencióón. >> máás informacióón. los padres de la persona un cuadro de tiene cinco personas en un banco hablaron con una cadena de tv. >> una cadena de televisióón. lo lamentamos mucho, estamos y la madre del joven de 25 años que mantuvo personas en un banco. cuando la presentadora le preguntó si tuvieron la oportunidad de decir algo las familias de las vííctimas que es lo que le diríía. la pareja padres del pistolerodijeron que accedieron hablar púúblicamente porque es algo que les puede ocurrir otras personas. hasta ahora nadie sabe la razóón que tuvo su hijo para cometer la masacre. >> no creo que haya formalizado loco seguridad. sabemos que su evolucióón los enormes problemas de salu

nate foye is live in brownsville, texas, where he has been at his post all week. nate, hello. >> the long-term effects of that plan remain to be seen. in advance of title 42 ending in under two weeks we expect bigger numbers than we've seen since being here. every single day this week just in the rio grande valley sector agents have processed over 2,000 migrants every day. take a live look at the fox news drone as the action is continuing this morning. right now we have about 300 migrants being processed and you can see there are a lot of resources this morning. more than we have seen in previous days. they're either cleaning up. we're seeing them doing some landscaping work. either cleaning up from all the migrants that have been here or setting up and clearing things out for even bigger operations in the days and weeks to come. 2600 migrants processed yesterday and a city commissioner in brownsville says the city has never seen anything like this. but just across the border from el paso we're seeing even more migrants. look at this next video. migrants are sleep

send it back to you, gillian. >> gillian: nate foye in brownsville. thank you.ng in congressman jason smith. republican of missouri and chairman of the ways and means committee. you heard my colleague nate report there the biden administration has been late to the game in terms of enacting border policies. putting that aside for a moment, your colleagues, sir, have been in power in the house for almost four months. if this was such a priority why are we scrambling now two weeks ahead of title 42 expiration. >> the reason why we have a border crisis is because of the actions that president biden did in his first 100 days in office. he did 94 different executive orders that weakened our border that has now led to more than 5 million people that has crossed it. he also when i took a trip of house republicans down to the border, we exposed how he was illegally withholding more than a billion dollars of bipartisan funding to secure the southern border. that is why we have the border crisis we have. he rescinded the remain in mexico policy and now going after title 42

we're in brownsville and they're getting inundated over 2,000 in the last 24 hours.o pan over my shoulder. all hands on deck, national guard and dps dealing with the influx and yet another group, a different one, rich, that i showed in the last hour, they're coming in droves and if you compare this to really the haitian del rio crisis we remember from 2021, it took 17 days for them to hit 20,000 in april of that crisis. in 12 days, they've already exceeded 20,000 here in the rgv sector. that's how bad it is. these migrants of 90% venezuelan along with colombians, and cubans, el salvador. let me show you the drone video of the preparations for title 42 going away in 13 days and construction of what they say being called camp monument here, tents looking to process and screen and ultimately transfer or release migrants and starting along the banks of the rio. more footage we shot of the migrants arriving yesterday into today, with the drone. you can see them just coming all day long, every day, here for the last two weeks and that's the problem. but it's not just here

through brownsville, texas. it looks like a $5 raft.hing it unfold and joins us now. what do you see? hello to you. >> in the past 24 hours agents here in brownsville have seen over 2,000 illegal migrants. look at our live fox news drone. more being processed now. a group of about 100 walking down to where you see those buses. they will be loaded onto the buses and processed. take a look at this next video. this has been going on for about two weeks now every single day. the rgb sector chief says they average 1,000 migrants every day. those numbers expected to go up when title 42 ends. take a look at this exclusive video. the final part of the long jerne ear for migrants coming to the u.s. they use a raft. mentioned an air mattress. they use a rope to guide themselves across the rio grande. the middle of the river is too deep to walk across. look at where they are coming from. fox news was in mexico yesterday at a migrant camp there. a couple thousand migrants right now are waiting for the end of title 42. they don't have running water

>> before the end of title 42, we're seeing a lot of action in brownsville. 1,600 illegals crossing. let's take a look at the fox news drone. we have a group of 300 illegals migrants starting the process. they're loading up into a few buses down there. we've seen a steady stream all day. these buss will head out to the processing facility. this has been happening ever since this morning and earlier this afternoon when i spoke with you, take a look at this drone video. we have been told that every single day over 1,000 migrants have crossed illegally just here in to brownsville. we spoke with some venezuelans. we asked them why they didn't wait until the end of title 42. they said it's dangerous right now in their home country and they don't have work and having issues with the biden administration's cbp 1 app. take a look at this video. with roughly 5,000 crossing illegally every day, republicans on the house homeland security committee are unveiling a new boarder security package today. it would increase funding for border patrol and restart construction of

griff yengens is live at the border now in brownsville, texas, griff what more can you tell us what are the conditions like now? >> good afternoon arthel and with 13 days to go, as you mention until title 42 on may 11th it is quite clear that surge is already here. and here in brownsville, texas part of the sector it appears this is ground zero they've had 2,000 migrants in the last hourings and coming all day long take a look arthel it is drone footage we shot yesterday of the construction for the temporary processing where they're getting this surge. it is going to be called camp monument to the border patrol agents as they prepare and bring in more and more resources to screen process and ultimately transfer these migrants of which roughly 90% appear to be venezuelan. now i can show you footage also that we keep shooting every day of these migrants coming in. you can see these groups a mixture of women and children also single adult males as well and from venezuela but also from columbia peru and ecuador and honduras but if you compare what we saw in 2021 of the haitian surge in del

that is why in brownsville they are at ground zero for it we can take you up to the drone. you can see from our fox sky camera what it's been called camp monuments. this is where they're getting 1000, 2000 a day of migrants coming but most of them venezuelan but were able to get exclusive look, arthel, down at the rivers edge with texas dps. it was quite eye-opening. take a look. >> you are getting a firsthand look at the operation at lone star literally here to save lives street here in brownsville and the other side of the banks. you can see women and children on this raft to print a dangerous river current texas troopers a lot with the national guard all under texas operation lone star throwing flotation devices to help the texas state trooper here working this line to try to bring them across. they are coming anyway, they cannot stop them. the least they can do is save their lives. this one is going to make it right rgb sector becoming ground zero for this latest migrant surge. you can see the challenge the troopers have in trying to move very small children. but clearl

last 24 hours and just this area and brownsville part of the rgb sector. in the past 12 days they have had more than 20000 migrants about 90% of venezuelans coming to this area. you talk about searching, the administration in texas particularly operation loans are cut part of governor abbott's they are surging resources but take a look at this video i shot with their phones moments ago. he was the texas national guard army humvees coming in. this levy road right where i'm standing this is a show of force that is being set up today to try to deter it. the operation is called a pdi prevent, deter, interdict. they're going to have as many 50 army humvees along the banks banks of the rio trying to slow this down. want to show a similar video we shot today. these migrants looking like 90% venezuela. from columbia peru ecuador as well as cuba and central ame america. they collect now just behind me see temporary tents being set up they can encounter screening quickly process and ultimate transport out lesson two weeks before title 42 lifts on may 11 when she imp

take a look at this video our team just shot in brownsville and the rio grande valley.is a group of 26 chinese nationalists being released from federal custody this is border patrol releasing them at a parking garage in downtown brownsville you see there all single adults also pulled border patrol agents chelsea's chinese nationals being released with what they call nta 0r. notice to appear on their own recognizance. essentially they are released into the u.s. with a future court date. without more chinese naturals being up ahead in the spring take a second piece of it or this was in la joya jolla also in the rio grande valley early this morning before sunrise this was a nether group of 12 chinese nationals being arrested by border patrol after they crossed illegally. the numbers are getting up there they have had more than 1700 chinese apprehension since october 1. that reflects nine 100% increase over the same time last year border patrol says it's a drain on their resources are primarily because of the language barrier. we'll show you human smuggling busts. here it t

let's go to nate foy in a brownsville, texas with the very latest on the situation there. >> hey eric, illegal crossings are expected to skyrocket in under three weeks when title 42 ends for it in and test the patient about recent frustration across the rio grande and mexico take a look at these new images were a source tells fox news just yesterday a group of migrants lit a fire to their own campsite there. thankfully no one was hurt. you just saw opposites after a group of 1000 migrants rush the gateway international bridge on thursday. in that video we heard migrants saying they're trying to apply for appointments on the biden administration cbp one app but it is not working they keep getting kicked out. there frustration shown in that video as well. take a look at the next mckinney county chases continued to be a daily occurrence in southern border communities. texas dps arrested the driver from galveston for smuggling three illegal migrants. thankfully no one was hurt in the chase. take a look at these new pictures today. you also mention this, or virtual agents in the grid rio g

nowhere more so than brownsville where we are.f you can look up now our foxy drone in the sky you can see along the rio grande what's known as camp of monument where there is 200,000 or more migrants today, you have border patrol officials on texas dps and national guard try to get the situation under control but fox news got exclusive look right along the river. here's what we saw, take a look. >> you're getting a firsthand look operation loan start literally here to save lives here in brownsville on the other side of the banks mexico. you can see women and children on this raft in a dangerous river current texas troopers along what the national guard all under textile texas operation loan start throwing flotation devices to help the texas state trooper here working this line to try to bring them across. they are coming anyway, they cannot stop them. the least they can to save their lives. this one is going to make it that sector becoming ground zero for this latest migrant surge. you can see that challenge the troopers have been

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border crossing illegally pre-take a look of this video got our team shot a couple hours ago in brownsvilleare looking into mass release of chinese nationals being released from federal custody at an ngo and brownsville. this is a couple dozen chinese nationals and border patrol's me their big release with it and tao are a notice to appear on your own recognizance. essentially the chinese nationals are released into the united states with a future court date. we saw more than crossing illegally this morning, take a look at the second piece of video this was the rio grande valley plaza sun was starting to come up for it in a group of 12 more chinese nationals arrested by border patrol after the cross illegally since october thirst they've arrested more than 1700 chinese nationals, listen to this that is a nine 100% increase over the same time last year. human smuggling remains rampant as well. also in the rio grande valley, 19 illegal immigrants found in this single suv. nineteen people crammed in that car, hard to believe that you can see almost all of the single adults there was one small

correspondent nate foy reports tonight from brownsville, texas. >> today the biden administration revealedans to deal with the end of title 42. >> it's an approach focused on making migration more safe, orderly, and humane and unadvancing the interest of the american people. >> the u.s. will open migrant processing centers in latin america. banning them from reentering the country for five years. this as legal migration will expand. including for migrants with family in the united states. the administration hopes to double the amount of accepted refugees from the western hemisphere. >> we are dedicating specially trained refugee officers to the centers. they will interview applicants for the u.s. refugee admissions program and provide for the swift processing of a greater number of individuals. >> administration's cbp 1 app. will offer more appointments for migrants. border patrol admits the app. is having issues. >> we have got a lot of complaints about the app. not working and everything else. the thing is, this app. is geo cashed it's got limitations. if you are too close to the border