and first, casey stegall live in new orleans. casey? >> shepard, you no too well the anatomy of these storms. as they start to churn and make their way closer to land, you feel what are known as the outer bands. boy, all day long, we've been feeling them. where we have very heavy downpours and heavy winds. then we go into a lull. the wind picking up back now just as we're going live. i want to show you live what you're talking about, shepard, in regards to the levees. look how high the mississippi river is back there. for context and perspective, normally it's about 6 to 8 feet above sea level. right now it's 16, one 7 feet. the levee back there is only 25 feet high. on the other side, the houses, that's the ninth ward and the lower ninth ward. two aerial pictures of the fox drone that went over the ninth ward earlier. obviously an area devastated during katrina. this shows you what the exact spot looks like. a lot of the homes that were rebuilt were elevated. they've been put up on stilts to protect against future flooding. even with t

>> neil: casey stegall, thanks very much. senate minority leader chuck schumer is calling on boarder officials to be fired over the detention centers and how they're being handled. the deputy commissioner robert perez with us right now. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> neil: what do you think of that? fire them all, i guess yourself included. >> it's an absolute privilege and humbling one to do what i do every day. 26 years later, since day one, it is a privilege to do what i do. i do it with the utmost integrity, the utmost vigilance as i can. frankly, the most distinct honor i have is the ability to represent the 60,000 men and women of this agency, border patrol agents, our cbp officers, plain clothes employees that every day not only exemplify the professionalism that we expect of ourselves but go above and beyond the call of duty particularly as they have been in this border crisis. >> neil: so obviously you're not looking to resign. has anybody said this doesn't look good? what is happening in a couple

. >> dana: casey stegal is reporting live from new orleans. casey? >> reporter: yeah, dana. emergency management officials holding that briefing not long ago describing how they're really preparing for more of a flooding event as opposed to a wind event and things like that. in fact, roll the video. they may have had a slight taste of what's to come yesterday. look at this. caught many by surprise during the morning rush hour. 8 inches of rain came down in just three hours, sending water into businesses, right down there in downtown new orleans metro. and officials at that press conference saying what happened yesterday could bring 12 to 18 inches of rain to southern louisiana by monday. so they say that it could be bone dry one minute and then torrential rainfall the next. there is now a mix of voluntary and mandatory evacuation orders now across the region. >> i don't think my life or my children's life are worth it. that money will come back. >> where are you gonna go? >> go up 55 and where we stop, we stop. >> reporter: that man we talked to is taking his four kids and g

>> casey stegall live in dallas. thank you. well, the money is rolling in for some 2020 candidates.dent trump's campaign announcing they raised $105 million in the second quarter of this year. some of the democratic candidates reporting their numbers, which are key to qualifying for debates after labor day. the requirements are 2% in multiple polls and 130,000 individual donors. let's get to peter doocy reporting live from iowa where some candidates are campaigning today ahead of the fourth of july holiday. peter? >> trace, democrats are raising a lot of money but the top earners are still only taking in a fourth or fifth of what president trump announced today, including bernie sanders. he said his campaign made $24 million in the last quarter, six million was transferred. the sanders campaign says they see signs that there's calls for a political revolution are reaching the right ears because the most common employer for a sanders donor was call mart. and also amazon, starbucks and target. pete buttigieg says positives in the $24 million his campaign raised. the total number of do

casey stegall with more. >> a ticking time bomb. are the words that agents used in this government report when it was addressing the overcrowding situation at these holding centers. the 15-page document from the inspector general includes photos taken during surprise visits a few weeks ago at various holding facilities in south texas. some of these pictures show people packed in cells or large holding pens, standing room only one caption reads. one pressed against a window that said, help, 40 days here. inspectors deemed the situation dangerous and called for immediate action. i'm quoting here from the report. "we are covered that overcrowding and prolonged detention represent and immediate risk to the health and safety of dhs agents and officers and to those detained." now dhs responded citing a cute conditions along the southern border and kicked the can back to lawmakers. listen. >> as you can see from the number of aliens that we got, it's a resource intensive endeavor. we still have to address the factors bringing in the united

. >> melissa: casey stegall's live in our dallas newsroom whitmore. casey?sa, this all happened as those congresswoman and men from the delegation from the congressional hispanic caucus were visiting these border patrol locations in and around el paso that are detaining unaccompanied minors. in other words, children and family units. following the tourist, virtually all of them said that they were shocked by what they saw and recounted the same toilet water accusations as the congresswoman. listen. >> no woman should ever be locked up in a pen when they have done no harm to another human being. they should be given water. they should be given basic access to human rights. >> although members of the key delegation have their phones confiscated, texas representative and presidential candidate joaquin castro did bring his in. he captured these images of women in containment. border patrol contends the migrants are being treated humanely in its care, but it says it's dealing with a crisis and needs congress to act. >> these are facilities that were never designe

let's go to fox news's casey stegall live in dallas with the latest. casey.orter: melissa, as you know this now has been debated in court for years and years and the main focus of the legal challenge has been surrounding the individual mandate component of the affordable care act. critics called it, basically another tax because americans were financially penalized for not carrying health insurance. the u.s. supreme court upheld the law in 2012 but did call that mandate portion unconstitutional. so congress dropped the tax pennsylvania in the to zero in 2017 arguing that fixed it. a federal judge in texas agreed. he said the law could not be saved on that one provision despite testimony from the law's supporters like this man. >> there is hundreds of thousands of people like me, here in this state, in this country, and it is not fair. it is not fair to anybody. you know, we're way to wealthy of a country to put veterans like me on the deathbed. reporter: supporters took their case to the fifth circuit court of appeals saying that the law provided 20 million a

casey stegall has the latest tonight from dallas. hello, casey. >> hello, that brand-new inspector general report is based off of evidence that was gathered at various migrant holding facilities across the rio grande valley of south texas a few weeks ago and included in that report are some photographs. photos that show makeshift holding pens soulful migrants barely have enough room to move around. some of the captions read "standing room only." this report encourages the department of homeland security once again to take immediate action to fix what it calls a dangerous situation. >> cramped cells, scarce food, no showers for weeks. those are just some of the allegations about what conditions are like inside at least two border patrol stations detaining migrants in texas. >> no woman should ever be locked up in a pan when they have done no harm to another human being. >> on the tour, tecra's congressman joaquin castro snapped these photos on his cell phone, showing women confined to a cell. he later echoed what ocasio-cortez said abo

casey stegall is live in dallas with the latest. casey?melissa, more on that inspector general report in a second, but then you also have a component of that facebook group that popped up this week, that was exposed. a facebook, a private group on r current and former border patrol members. in it, there were vulgar depictions of migrants, and they spoke poorly of migrants. there were racist comments in there. that hundreds of that prompted some strong words from federal offic. the acting dhs secretary spoke specifically to that. we want to show you what he put out on twitter. i'm quoting here. "i have directed an immediate investigation, and the u.s. as the chief has made clear, any employee found a compromise the public trust in our mission will be held accountable. they do not represent the men and women of the border patrol or dhs." this, after reports from democratic lawmakers who toured facilities this week in texas are they detailed and humane treatment of migrants, with an explosive account of a woman being told to drink water from

casey stegall live in dallas with the very latest. hey, casey. >> hey, dagen.he outcome of this is the delegation actually of the congressional hispanic caucus. there were about 14 democratic lawmakers in total in attendance. they visited two border patrol locations in and around el paso. facilities holding children and family members. following the tours, it wasn't just ocasio-cortez who was speaking out. virtually all of them said they were shocked by what they saw and recounted the same toilet water accusations as the congresswoman. listen. >> these are the conditions that have been created by the trump administration. these are the inhumane conditions that folks are facin facing. >> the border patrol and the white house denying these allegations, saying that the migrants and their care are in fact being treated humanely. >> as i said earlier, we don't treat people that way. we provide fresh water, we provide food, we provide sanitary items as well as items for bathing and personal hygien hygiene. >> as for the report by the "washington examiner" that you ta

casey stegall is live in new orleans with the latest. casey? right. 25 inches, and that is a number that has a lot of people scared. in order for it to be a categoro have sustained winds of at least 74 miles per hour. if it's 73, that is still a tropical storm. so unclear whether barry will make landfall as as a cat 1 hurricane. if it does, it would be the first time in history it has happened when the mississippi river is as high as it is. it's still going up, because it's so early in the season. you can see how high the water is, nearing the top of the levy here. the river is already 16, 17 feet in most spots. for context, it's usually 6 or . in the lowest-lying areas, like over in parts of plaquemines parish, mandatory evacuation orders have been put into effect. although we've been told many residents are opting to stay and ride barry out. >> it's natural, people don't want to leave their houses. before katrina we had a bunch of people that stayed, and we had smaller storms and all. they just got comfortable saying, "oh, it's not going to b

chris. >> chris: casey stegall reporting from new orleans, thanks, and stay safe. there is other breaking news. ice is launching rates today in cities across the country, targeting migrant families that have received deportation orders. a nationwide sweep is grandpa dominic ramping up criticism from democrats over president trump's approach to immigration. in a moment we will speak with kellyanne conway, counselor to the president, first, kevin corke is live at the white house with the latest, kevin. >> these individuals have been ordered by a court to leave this country but they have simply refused to do so, so no federal law enforcement officials confirmed to fox news they have begun the removal process beginning with raids in new york and elsewhere. >> from coast-to-coast, protesters across america greeted the trump administration's decision to conduct raids to remove thousands from the country, protests that included the raising of a mexican flag over a nice facility in colorado. at the southern border, vice president mike pence insisted that despite some widel

mike. >> mike: casey stegall in dallas. thanks a lot.oining us now is acting homeland security secretary kevin mcaleenan. great to have you, thanks for coming in. president trump tweeted late today if illegal immigrants are unhappy with the conditions in the quickly-built or refitted detention centers, just tell them not to come, all problems solved. your thoughts, sir? >> we also tweeted about the opportunity for congress to solve this congress and the beginning. we asked 18 months ago for legislation that would close these loopholes and prevent of the crisis from happening in the first place. i've been happening with them i talk about the problems of the flow a family of children and the challenge it presents to young children in the journey in the hands dangerous smugglers and what we need resourcewise at the border. we've asked congress for help. it took 60 days to get the emergency supplemental funding and we are applying it right no now. >> mike: you had some embers of congress visit the borders this week. take a listen to this and

we can casey stegall live in new orleans.urse we begin with rob schmitt in louisiana wheres storm is expected to make landfall. rob, good morning. rob: good morning, guys. yeah we are in here in morgan city about 75 miles or so to the west of new orleans, and this is where we think the eye is going to come ashore when it eventually does come ashore. right now this storm is moving at a snail's pace. people are worried how much rain is going to fall a foot to 2-foot of rain in southern louisiana here. as we take a look out here we are standing on a 20-foot concrete levee of a sort which holds back the river here. you can see why this is needed because this river is way beyond its banks already. if we look out a little further you can see the morings out there and you can see how much water has come up above the banks of this river. if we look on the other side, guys. this is the historic downgts morgan city area. this is a small little city here in southern louisiana. and at this point right now, this is still a tropical storm

casey stegall has more. reporter: the main challenge of this legal battle has been over the individual mandate component of the affordable care act. many critics argued it's just the government's way of imposing a tax since americans were penalized financially for not carrying health insurance. well, as you know, u.s. supreme court upheld the law in 2012 but did call that mandate portion unconstitutional. so congress dropped the tax penalty to zero in 2017. the judge said the law could not be saved on that one provision, despite testimony from supporters. >> there are hundreds of thousands of people like me in this state and country, and it's not fair to anybody. you have know, we are too wealthy of a country to be putting veterans like me on the death bed. reporter: the veterans took their case to the court of appeal. it required that insurance companies not deny people with preexisting conditions, and by taking that away, millions would suffer. though the plaintiff's lead counsel suggests the law hurts mor

liz: we have more on the fight over the detention centers with casey stegall in dallas. reporter: this back and forth we have been seeing playing out on television and online started yesterday after members of the congressional hispanic caucus visited the border then they toured two different border patrol facilities. one in el paso, one in clint, texas, where we were stationed last week. following the tours of the facilities, they had some pretty gig accusations about what they saw inside. congress woman alexandria ocasio-cortez gave this shocking account. listen. >> they put them in rooms with no running water. and these women were being told by cbp officers to drink out of the toilet. reporter: virtually all of the 14-member delegation said they were shocked by what they have saw. they recounted that same toilet water accusation. border patrol quickly denied these allegations saying migrants always have access to water at all of their facilities. but says that resources are tight and that congress has to act. >> these are facilities that were never designed to hold mi

casey stegall with the news live from texas. casey? >> hey, shep.public tip is what really ultimately brought this whole well-oiled crime ring down. each person with their own specific role from the muscle, those that went down and carried out these houston heists and then the others who were responsible for transporting and holding and storing this precious art. now, the folks that were arrested according to police, a total of seven people did this over the course of several months and police say it took several months to nab them. >> some of the suspects, this is their job. they look for an opportunity to commit crimes. they look on social media, other things like that. so that's how they found the complainants. >> one of the stolen pieces, this monet worst $1.2 million. according to the christy's website, this piece fetching $600 k. in all, hundreds of thousands of precious paintings after all of them were stolen out of the owner's homes when they were at work or on vacation. hpd says in most cases they even had burglar alarms and high tech compu

our own casey stegall is on the ground in slidell. casey. >> yeah, kristin, this is not far from nola metro itself where we started our day, but now we moved up north which is on the north shore of lake ponchartrain and we want to show you why we decided to come here. this is one of the low lying areas, one of many that really are all around this lake. slidell, here, as i'm walking, i'm walking into the road so it was dry back there because obviously that's much higher elevation, but this here, the water totally rushing over the road. not that deep and we're seeing people drive through it even though that's technically a big no-no. where is all the water coming from? look through that fence. see the white caps? that's lake ponchartrain, the reason why water is so high there, just like it is in the mississippi, we have these unusually high levels because of all of the spring rains, and the extremely wet conditions. the ponchartrain goes into lake bourne which feeds into the gulf of mexico. when you've got a storm surge it's felt up into

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casey stegall is live in new orleans with the latest. casey?eporter: charles, in order for this to be classified as a hurricane you have to have sustained winds of 74 miles an hour. they're not quite there just yet, but as it continue barreling toward land, it has been intensifying a bit according to the national hurricane center. this is what is, a lot of people are talking about and have a lot of people nervous. what you're looking at is the mississippi river. and the levee, one of the levees protecting the lower ninth ward. the neighborhood back behind the houses, is the ninth. then you have the lower ninth, of course an area that was just devastated by katrina. look how high the water level is at the top of those levees, nearing the top. right now the river is 16 or 17 feet. normally it is about six to eight feet. so it is very high. then when you talk about a storm surge and the potential for a foot of rain in a matter of days, a lot of people are certainly anxious. lower lying areas are starting to go under evacuation orders. this is supp

casey stegall is live in dallas, texas, now, where he is missed. casey? >> harris, mr.here at his home in dallas this morning, surrounded by family and friends. this was the first time we learned that he had been battling leukemia for the last five months or so. again, all of this according to his family, and what a big life he led. of course, running for president twice on the independent ticket. in 1992, he challenged george h.w. bush, and then arkansas governor bill clinton. perot ended up taking nearly 20% of that vote, unheard of. political analysts later said that his presence in the race tilted the results in clinton's favor. that has been contested through history. then in '96 he once again challenged then-incumbent president bill clinton and his opponent that year, senator bob dole. he was mostly mostly known for discussing the country's deficit and talking about the dangers oa government living beyond its means. this morning his family releasing a statement, and it reads in part, "in business and in life, ross was a man of integrity and action, a true american

let's begin with casey stegall was live in dallas. >> this is all stemming from this delegation of thespanic caucus that went down to the el paso selector and they also went through two different border patrol facilities, one in el paso and one in clinton texas where we were last week and they hold children, unaccompanied minors and family units. following the two worse it wasn't just alexandria ocasio-cortez who was speaking out, virtually everyone. all 14 of these lawmakers said they were shocked by what they saw. they recounted the same toilet water accusations as the congresswoman and they also talked about cramped conditions. listen. >> i'll never forget the image of seeing 15 women, tears coming down their faces as they talked about being separated from their children, about having no running water, and about not being able to know when they were going to get out. >> members of the delegation were supposed to surrender their telephones. congressman joaquin castro did slip his aunt and release this picture of woman and attention, officials within border patrol have pushed back on

casey stegal with more from dallas. the pictures show some pretty grim conditions. tell us about them. >> reporter: that's right, julie. you were taken by the government auditor, 15 page report from the inspector general. it follows a surprise visit, surprise visit to various holding facilities down in the rio grande valley of south texas. photos were part of the government's report. they show people packed into cells and make shift pens. one man is seen holding a sign to a window that read help, 40 days here. agents inside the facility described it as a ticking time bomb. i'm quoting here. inspectors deemed the situation dangerous and called for immediate action. i'm reading from part of the report. quote, we are concerned that overcrowding at prolonged detention represents an immediate risk to the health and safety risk to the safety officers and to those detained. dhs cited the accused conditions seen across the border and calling for more action by lawmakers. a call echoed by those in border patrol. listen. >> how everybody, our challenge is that we have so many

we're all over this storm with casey stegall where folks are evacuated. adam klotz in the weather center. former fema's head on if this could be another katrina in the making. lauren simonetti on why it could have prices spiking. now to new orleans where folks are bracing for barry. casey? >> yeah, charles. the window to prepare is actually closing rather quickly. although no official curfew has been implemented. all residents are asked to be off the streets by 9:00 eastern time. not just for their own safety but to keep all the roads open for police, first responders, emergency medical vehicles that may need to get through. every one of the flood gates have been closed and sealed off. look at this video. we're told the pumps are all in good working shape as are the levees according to the u.s. army corps of engineers. that despite record water levels along the mississippi river here, roughly 10 feet higher than normal so in extra storm surge or heavy rainfall could prove extremely problematic. listen. >> should not take this storm lightly because it's su

casey stegal is on the ground in new orleans. let's go to fox weather center where adam klotz is tracking barry's path. what's the latest? adam: if this is going to become a category 1 hurricane or tropical storm, currently it is looking like it will stay a tropical storm, but that's not a huge difference, difference between 70 miles-an-hour or 75 miles-an-hour wind. the legacy of the storm will be the water it is bringing on shore. likely making landfall early tomorrow morning. we will track that as it does so. winds picking up at this point. we see spots getting close to 50 miles-an-hour gusts and outer bands of rain. this is going to be a huge rain maker before it is all said and done. that wind also causing a problem when we talk about water. this is our storm surge, and a wall of water anywhere from 3 to 6 feet right along the coast, even getting up to new orleans as possible. that is enough to cause a lot of problems in some of these low-lying areas and right along these coastal communities. with the rain, no surprise here,

casey stegall, ktvu fox2 news. >>> president trump is hosting a social media summit at the white houseon what the president claims is political bias against conservatives online. >> trent woods christien kafton has been monitoring the latest developments . >> he joins us in studio and some people say the biggest headline remains that some companies are not there at the summit . >> breaking news, was not going to be at the summit but also making news, who is going to be there. some of the biggest names in social media will not be there. first, president trump has been tweeting repeatedly about the summit this morning. shortly after 7 am, the president tweeted "will be a big and exciting day at the white house for social media." on the invite list, prominent conservative social media users set to lay out their frustrations with what they say is an anti-conservative bias across the platform. in all, about 130 conservative policymakers and attendees have said they will be there. they said they were invited by the say the have relatively little information about exactly what is going to hap

. >> bill: casey stegall live in dallas there. casey, good morning. >> hey, good morning. i want you to take a look at the scorched hanger back here at the airport where this all happened yesterday. investigators say they don't have much in terms of information about the victims. they say they are in the process of notifying next of kin. all we know is that eight passengers and two crew members were on board. look at that as i went in a cell phone dramatic events. just engulfed in flames. firefighters were close had the fire out fast, but witnesses describe violent impact after watching it veer sharply to the. attempting to gain altitude, but those officials say it looked as though the plane couldn't fully get that altitude. the weather was clear at the time, and now the federal probe into what went wrong has been launched. listen. >> we will not be doing any analysis here. this is just a fact gathering stage. and i suspect that within possibly two weeks, we will have a preliminary report out. >> now, investigators say that joe was previously owned by a chicago charter com

casey stegall is in new orleans. steve harrigan, bay city, st. louis in mississippi. tz in the fox weather center. we'll start with casey. reporter: the window to get ready is quickly closing because no curfew is embedded in the new orleans metro area. firms are asking that every resident is home, safe, off the streets by 8:00 tonight. that is 9:00 eastern. that is not just for their own safety but also to keep all the roadways open so emergency response vehicles and the like can get through. every single one of the area's floodgates have been closed and sealed off. we're told the pumps are in good shape as are the levees according to the u.s. army core of engineers despite record water levels among the mississippi river. record high levels in fact. extra storm surge or heavy rainfall could prove extremely problematic. listen. >> nobody should take this storm lightly just because it is supposed to be a category 1 when it makes landfall. the real danger in this storm was never about the wind anyway. it has always been about the rain and that remain as very significant.

. >> julie: let's head over to new orleans our casey stegall is standing by. bout the storm surge. that is what a lot of people are concerned about, and i will tell you i am a second. because all eyes are on the levees right now. following katrina, most of them were fortified, rebuilt, made higher. the maximum height, though, is 25 feet. in some of these lower lying areas, like the lower ninth, where we are. most like the ones protecting metro new orleans, they are 20 feet high. the problem is right behind us, the mississippi river. because of all the heavy rains, the river is already at 16 feet. so there is not much wiggle room when you talk about a storm surge of just a few feet. thousands not taking any chances whatsoever. sandbagging, boarding up, and they are getting out of town. here is the governor of the state. >> we know it's going to be a big storm, significant rain and storm surge. if you haven't already prepared yourself and your family for severe weather event, you need to go ahead and do that. >> since we've been on the ground, many o have told us

casey stegall live and alice.ecause we just had ed rollins on, and he has taken exception to that claim, but nonetheless, we remember the life of ross perot today. >> good morning. what a life it is. we can tell you that he died this morning, surrounded by friends and family at his home, which is here in dallas. this was following a five month battle with leukemia. that according to his family. he ran for president twice on the independent ticket and has built a site, '92, he challenged george h.w. bush and then arkansas governor bill clinton. he took a 19% of the vote, and analysts later said that his mere presence in the race it did in fact tilt the result in clinton's favor. then in '96, he once again challenged an incumbent, senator bob dole. we remember his platform of talking about and pointing out the deficit, living beyond its means. his family released a statement, reading in part "in business and in life, ross was a man of integrity and action. a true american patriot and a man of revision, principal, an

julie, go, back to you guys. >> julie: casey stegall, thank you very much.e will have much more on this with louisiana senator, john kennedy. he will join us to talk about how his state is preparing. >> we are pursuing a new option to ensure a complete and timely count of the noncitizen population. i am hereby ordering every department and agency in the federal government to provide a department of commerce with all requested records regarding the number of citizens and noncitizens in our country. they must furnish all legally accessible records in their possession immediately. >> bill: so, that from late afternoon yesterday. saying he will get the information another way. here to take on that, white house deputy press secretary, hogan gidley. thank you for coming back. >> thank you so much. our prayers are with the people of the gulf coast with the path of this horrible storm. i have a lot of friends in the region. listen to the president's tweet. pay attention to your local authorities. don't try to bring those floodwaters. >> bill: you better. we are hopi

fox news casey stegall is live in new orleans with an update for everybody. >> hey dagen good to see you a 5-1,000 customers around the state of louisiana still remain without power this morning although the number is going in the right direction considering the energy company here says that service to about 188,000 customers has already been restored nearly 4,000 energy crews are out and about put out new pole and lines working to get everyone back online as soon as possible. meantime as you said the recovery has already started in some of the lower lying parishes that took on water. look at this video out of grand aisle louisiana south of here where the u.s. coast guard says it is infecting the waterways to make sure that they are safe for boat traffic to resume. that is a huge fishing spot down there and shrimping spot a lot of boats in and a out. louisiana govan saying he is grateful barry did not pack as big of a punch as they were thinking. >> obviously barry has been an extremely slow moving storm that from its very own section has behaved differently

casey stegall is live and dallas, texas, for us this morning. >> the allegations, about 14 democraticd. they went through two different border patrol stations that are holding migrant children and family is and around el paso. they have been following those tours, they all came up to the cameras and said virtually all of them were shocked by what they saw and what they heard from migrants themselves while they were inside taking with them. describing extremely cramped conditions, limited access to so banish hours, scarce food. down to alleged abuse by guards and agents, like telling migrants to allegedly drink from toilets. members of this delegation say that this is now a human rights issue. >> i will never forget the image of being in so and seeing 15 women, tears coming down their faces as they talked about being separated from their children, having no running water, not being able to know when they were going to get out. >> they vowed to get back to work on helping solve the issue, but top officials within border patrol and even the white house have all pushback on many of the de