cbp officers to submit data electronically to cbp scientists for identification. all cbp seizure information and laboratory identification data are provided to and d.c., and our federal investigation partners. it is a collaborative approach that leads to investigations and prosecutions and dismantling of tco networks and operations. our partners are critical. we worked closely with our federal partners, as well as state, local, tribal, international partners, to share information, collaborate and joint enforcement operations, to identify target and disrupt illicit and drug activity. as a threat of illicit drugs persists in our communities across the united states, cbp will continue to prioritize and mitigate resource to counter tco tcos, to disrupt the flow of illicit drugs across our borders. thank you for the opportunity justify today. look forward to question. >> thank you for your testimony, mr. flores. i, now, recognize mr. cagan to summarize his statement for five minutes. >> chairwoman barragan, ranking member higgins, and distinguished members of the house

on site, cbp -- enable cbc officers to submit data electronic to cbp for identification. only are all cbc sure information and lab all cbc information laboratory identical data provided and d.c. and our federal investigative partners. it is a collaborative approach that these two investigations, prosecutors, and it's matching of beautifully operations and networks. our partners are critical. we work with closely whether federal departments as well as the date, local, tribal, international partners to share information, collaborate in joint enforcement operations to earn gentrify, target and disrupt illicit drug activity. as the threat of illicit drugs processes in our communities across the united states, cbp will continue to prioritize and dedicate resources to counter tco destructive flow of the flow of this illicit drugs across the board of. thank you for the opportunity to testify today. i don't forequarters. >> thank you for your testimony, mr. flores. i now recognize mr. to cagan summarize his statement for five minutes. chairwoman, ranking member higgins, and disti

on-site cbp laboratories and scientists as well as the 24/7 forensic reach rec center enabled the cbp officers to submit data electronically to the cbd scientists for identification. all cbp seizure information and laboratory identification data are provided in the federal investigative partners. it is a calamitous approach that leads to the investigations, prosecution and dismantling of the networks and operations. our partners work with our partners as well as state, local, tribal, international partners to share information, collaborate and joined enforcement operations to identify, target and disrupt illicit and drug activity. as a threat of illicit drugs persist in the communities across the united states cbp will continue to prioritize and dedicate the resources to counter to stop the flow of illicit drugs across the borders. thank you for the opportunity to testify today and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you for your testimony. i now recognize to summarize statements for five minutes. >> chairwoman, ranking member higgins and distinguished members of the subcommitt

cbp says in the month of may, there were more than 239,000 migrant encounters.e were 100,699 title 42 expulsion and cbp reports a staggering 14,699 unaccompanied children at the border in may. that's up 21% over april. cbp numbers show there have now been more than 1.5 million illegal crossings since fiscal year 2022 began in october. that's bigger than the populations of boston and seattle combined. that's a 65% increase over the same time in record setting fiscal year 2021. here's what vice president harris said about the border around this time last year. >> we're not exactly where we want to be yet. but we have seen extreme progress over these last few months. >> republican mayra flores just won election to congress in the rio grande valley flipping a seat that had been held by democrats for over 100 years. she had this to say about the vice president. >> she is honestly useless. i don't know why she is in that position. she hasn't been here in south texas to see what their policies are creating. the mess that they are creating in our country. and that their

cbp forces tell fox news.nd new cbp data on the number of potential terrorists encountered at the southern border highlights why that is a major concern. according to cbp in fiscal year 2017, there were only two people on the terror watch list arrested at the southern border. fiscal year 2018 had six. fiscal year 2019 had zero. fiscal year 2020 had three. fiscal year 2021 had 15 and so far in facial year 2022 border patrol has already arrested 50 people on the terror watch list. the trend is clear. the numbers of known or suspected tastes arrested at the southern border have exploded under president biden: >> we are here once again dealing with the ongoing failure of the biden administration to do its fundamental job. >> texas governor greg abbott was in the rio grand valley this afternoon. he reacted to those terrorist watch list numbers. >> what did not mention all those on the terrorist watch list got away. what that means there is a high probability is there is a lot of people on the terrorist watch list w

bill: cbp sources tell us there have been more than 400 known got aways since october. arizona is actually number 1 when it comes to got aways. cbp source telling us the tucson, arizona sector leading with more than 140,000 known got aways just since october. we will send it back to you. eric: bill, quickly, in terms of that administrative hearing or decision on the agents who were on the horses, they were falsely accused of whipping haitian migrants, of course, when they were actually controlling the horses with the reins, do we know exactly what the administration and officials are going to charge the agents with in terms of an administrative restrictions? >> eric, we don't, we are wondering the exact same thing because earlier in the year dhs office inspector general they cleared agents of any criminal wrongdoing and now we are hearing from federal sources that cbp's office of professional responsibility has identified administrative violations allegedly committed by the horseback agents and they are planning to discipline them in the coming days. what the discipline

it was kicked down to cbp for an administrative investigation.rce tells me cbp has found some unknown administrative violations and the agents will be notified about it within a matter of days. border patrol sources very angry about this say they feel president biden himself convicted these agents before an investigation was even launched. take a listen. >> president biden: to see people treated like they did, horses barely running over people being strapped is outrageous. i promise you, those people will pay. there will be an investigation underway now and there will be consequences. >> and again it's unclear exactly what administrative violations these agents will be accused of. however i'm told the agents will have a chance to respond once dhs or cbp approaches them with proposed discipline. the agents can either accept the discipline or they can fight it. i can tell you this, the border patrol union president says they'll vigorously defend these agents. send it back to you. >> sandra: thank you very much. this couldn't come at a worse time fo

the cbp making back-to-back busts there.,000 fentanyl pills that was found hidden in the tran mission block in the head of a car. this second photo, the same day, separate busts. 184,000 fentanyl pills that they found hidden inside the rims of a vehicle. what you're looking at there is in 24 hours, about 400,000 fentanyl pills recovered by cbp agents. and what you're looking at here is a huge smuggling bust of over 60 illegal immigrants hidden in the belly of a trailer, this one ended tragically. a body of a man found decided in the bot only the of the dump trailer as he was being smuggled. hot, dangerous temperatures down here in the summer months. human smugglers have no care for human life. lastly, we'd like to show you these photos where we are. border agents continue to be overwhelmed. they had three large groups totalling 550 illegals in total. that breaks down to more than 300 family members. listen to this. 153 unaccompanieded children. since october, there's been about 350,000 illegal crossings here in the rio grand

cbp just releasing this data. take a look at numbers for fiscal year 2022. 50 people on the terror watch list arrested by border patrol here at the southern border already this fiscal year. look how that compares to the previous five years. it was just 26. we are now essentially more than double that number, and we still have four months left in the fiscal year. also want to show to you this video. take a look. this was in roma last night here in the rio grande valley. the the main numbers came out this week, and they are once again historic. more than 329 -- 2 the 39,000 -- 239,000, the highest in history, the third month in a row we've set a new record, also the third month in a row we've had more than 200,000 crossings in a single month. there have now been more than 1.5 million illegal crossings at our southern border, that is bigger than the populations of boston and seattle put together. take a listen to what former i.c.e. director tom homan had to say about the national security situation down here at our p

francine: there's a great piece, we are back with bob with cpp -- cbp.aul dobbin yesterday said they're still deflationary pressures on the back of inflation even in the u.s.. bob: i think you have to look at it from different economists. inflation and the eurozone and the u.s. is in the process of peaking. he saw that in the core inflation numbers in the states. the source of the ppi numbers, you're on your down. there's a large but, it may come down of the balance of this year as a but it is going to come down very slowly. we could be in a situation in the fourth quarter were headline inflation is still 6%. in europe, i think it probably will come down because core inflation is much lower. had inflation in the euro zone, down to less than 4% as a going to 2023. u.k. is a different story, asia also a different story. tom: you still say it market stabilization third quarter? bob: the answer is yes. look at the divergence between asia, europe and the states. that is supportive of asia markets relative to the rest of the world. tom: thank you. coming up, i

a look at these numbers just out from cbp. what you're looking at our border patrol arrests of people on the fbi's terrorist screening database. at the numbers forer fiscal year 2020 two already fifty of these arrests of the people on the terror watch list already that is more thanwe the previous five years combined. you can see in twenty twenty one thered are fifteen. the year before that there were three . the year before that there were zero. ca so you can see the trend here really these last couple of years under presidentnt bide, ,these numbers have shot up like a rocket ship and again these are arrests of people who are known or suspected terrorists. it's all happening as illegal crossings are exploding down here . take a look at this video we put together the last couple ofo weeks showing some of these illegal crossings we've witnessed the main numbers just came out. they are historice yet again, more than two hundredre and thirty nine thousand illegal crossings at our southern border here in may. that is a brand new re

so far cbp says they have seized more than 400 pounds of the very dangerous drug fentanyl. neil?anks, casey. let's go to lieutenant chris olivarez, the texas department of public safety. he's been monitoring this. always good to have you, lieutenant. we're learning that the administration kind of wants to do what the governor of texas has been doing, and that is take some of these apprehended at the border and bring them north. the difference with the president's plan is to keep them in texas. can you update us on that? >> good afternoon. you're right on point with that. it's great for the smaller border communities along the border. alleviates the overcrowding of these immigrants that are being released. all it will do is transporting those immigrants to a larger facility in larger cities and ultimately you'll transport them to the final destination. this is not an end result. all it's going to do is continue to transport them through the process to larger cities and from there to the ultimate destination. with that messaging, all it will do is create more chaos at the border. w

that is not include known getaways which cbp says is close to 446,000 for the fiscal year.ir own eyes say enough is enough. >> republicans saw firsthand going to the border the problem this administration has caused. over 3 million illegal immigrants have come across the border since president biden took office. >> drugs are also a major concern. cbp data shows it seized more than 400 pounds of the dangerous drug fentanyl so far this fiscal year. elizabeth: great journalism, good to see you. we're staying on the story we covered last year, mexican cartel working with china to mass-produce fentanyl and market it into the u.s. and counterfeit pills. doctor marc siegel, great to have you on. what is your take, how bad is this? >> casey atlantic, we are talking about transnational criminal organizations that gets fentanyl made in china and now india is being added. they take it and now even more disturbingly they market it with petals that look like adderall or percocet or xanax so kids are buying it on the internet or social media who aren't even addicted, who didn't have a pa

just to reiterate cbp sources tell us more than 440,000 known got a ways in our southern border sincea is number one when it comes to the got a ways the cbp source telling us the tucson, arizona sector in particular leads the way with more than 140,000 known got a ways, staggering numbers for one single sector. will send it back to you. >> staggering and frightening. back to you. jon: seven members of the stephen colbert production team are arrested by the u.s. capitol police tuesday night for illegally entering a house office building. the incident has sparked and he and debate about security for lawmakers and other top officials in washington, alexandria hoff has details on that. >> there's a lot of ironing here because the group was there to film a auto be about the januarn the unlawful retreat into the capital which is the same charge is facing. >> you see these people come into the capital, it shows that the democrats are not serious, this is all political theater. >> the group of seven was working for the late show of stephen colbert and arrested and the office building thursday

the source tells fox cbp will accuse the agents of administrative violations.the 40 patrol union says president biden convicted the men before the start of an investigation. >> because of the what the president said, these investigators had no choice but to find some sort of wrongdoing. we know they did nothing wrong and that was a powder keg, we know they were sent there to do a specific job and they did that job and now they are coming back to be vilified. >> it's unclear what specific administered a violation these agents are going to be accused of but i am told these agents will have a chance to respond. they can either fight the proposed discipline or they can accept it. the border patrol union says they will defend these agents vigorously. >> shannon: thank you so much. ukrainian special ops planting antitank mines in the eastern region of donetsk where russia has pounded the area making a slow, costly advance. here in the u.s. president biden announcing another billion dollars in military aid for ukraine and millions more in humanitarian aid as the ukrai

brand new data from cbp reveals the number of people on the terror watch list arrested at the southern biden took office. let's get into that data. if we can pull this up. what you're looking at are terrorists screening databases at the southern border. lock at fiscal year 2022 so far. already 50 of these arrests by border patrol. that is up over fiscal year 2021, which had 15. fiscal year 2020 had three. fiscal year 2019. you see the trend. ever insurance is president biden took office, these numbers have shot up. there's been 65 of these terror watch list awrists. compare that to the previous four years before that when there were only 11. there were constantly people trying to sneak in. take a look at this video that we shot. this is a group of migrants running and trying to scale a fence in an effort to get away from troopers. they were eventually arrested by dps and border patrol. take a look at this second piece of video. more of the same. looking for runners. they shined their lights on runners. a group arrested by texas dps. take a look at this video texas governor abbott was j

>> neil, we look at the cbp data.erstanding that what is known as the remain in mexico policy appears on the outset from the numbers not to be utilized as much even though a federal judge has ordered that it remain in place. it's a trump era policy that required people as you know to await for their asylum claims in mexico. it's called mpp or migrant protection protocols. according to cbp's data, about 1,600 were placed in the program last month. that is out of the more than 239,000 migrant encounters for the fiscal year, a little more than 4,000 put in mpp out of the more than 1.5 million recorded migrant encounters, a steady rise in the number of reoffenders. last month, 25% of the encounters involved my grants that tried crossing at least once in the previous year. >> released 95,000 individuals in to this country that are here illegally. another way to reference it, in one sector over the father's day weekend, they had 1,800 encounters. arrested or people surrenders, which is more than the monthly total of those s

just out from cbp. border patrol arrest people in the terrorist screening database.al year 2022. already this year 50 of these arrests on that terror watch list. that is nearly double the last five years combined with those last five years only adding up to 26 former ice director tom said bad actors know with our porous border right now, now is the time to try to sneak into the u.s. >> this present is a great a border crisis and immigration crisis. when you do that that causes 70% of the border patrol to be off-line. 70% that's when the drug flows through that kills 100,000 americans were that's on the terrace come across requesting the bid at your looking at right now is from roma, texas last night in the rio grande valley per this is the new main numbers are out historic yet again. more than 239,000 illegal crossings in the month of may but that is the highest number in dhs history. it is the third month in a row we set a new record. all this happening is we're now hearing from federal sources that the horseback border patrol agents who were falsely accused of whip

these are brand-new numbers from cbp and eye opening.der president biden the number of people on the terror watch list arrested by border patrol has shot up significantly compared to president trump. let's get right into the numbers if we can pull up the graphic. this is for our southern border. brand-new cbp numbers showing arrests on the terrorist screening database so far for fiscal year 2022 with four months left 50 arrests by border patrol on the tsdb. prior to that that's up big over 2021. 15. fiscal year 19 zero, then 6 and 2. you get the picture. the trend the last couple of years the number of these arrests have exploded and there have been 65 already the last couple years. previous four years combined before that there were only 11. case in point, people always trying to sneak into this country. if we can pull up the video we embedded with texas dps a group of runners trying to hop a fence and get away from law enforcement. didn't work out for them. the group of runners arrested by state troopers and border patrol off a nearby

cbp classifies a large group as anything more than 100 people traveling or crossing together. and just in this one sector, the rio grande valley, cbp says that more than 100 of these large groups have been recorded so far for the fiscal year resulting in at least 15,000 total apprehensions as we know the fiscal year began last october. we still have several more months of data to go. bill. >> bill: thank you, casey stiegel in texas. dana. >> dana: far left district attorney gascon appears to brush off concern from the mother of a slain officer down playing the arrest record of the alleged killer of two california officers. watch. >> there was nothing about the history of this individual before he was convicted of a double murder to show that he was not eligible for the resolution back in 2009. >> dana: the mother blames his soft on crime policies for allowing her son's killer to be on probation despite being charged with felon in possession of a gun. the funerals for the officers will be held next thursday. >> we had a version of what was called single patrol. i did it as a po

cbp did not conduct surveys of airlines and workers to ensure compliance. fully implementing our recommendations will be an important step to protect travelers information. facial recognition technology is not going away and demands for it will likely continue to grow. as agencies continue to find utility in the technology, balancing the use of technology, requirements, and privacy protection will be continued importance. this concludes my remarks. i will be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> next is dr. romines. >> i dr. charles h. romine, am director, information technology laboratory, national institute of standards and technology thank you for the opportunity to testify today on behalf of nist and our efforts to evaluate the privacy implications of biometrics technology. this is home to five nobel prize winners. the mission of nist is to promote innovation and competitiveness by advancing science, standards, and technology in ways that enhance security and improve our quality of life. in the information technology laboratory, biased. nist co

cbp says for the fiscal year more than 14000 search and rescue's have been carried out by its agentseil: thank you for that, casey stegall following the and rio grande valley texas. what's going on south of our border, it went out in columbia, they elected electives to be the president not only former guerrillas gustavo petro and is a former member of the m19 guerrilla movement, this continues to trend in my next guest has been played out one country after another in their own hemisphere daniel garza is the president. daniel what do we know about this guy. >> you called it i get a say it like it is is a narco terrorist and a marxist guerrilla and he was elected for the first time ever as a left-wing president of columbia that held out from this trend and not america. only 3% the thin mandate in the divided country but he is now the president of columbia and he said in his speech starting today columbia changes pre-the problem is in his type of socialism, he can't deliver on these promises that he's going to a miliary poverty and forget about equality in the age to columbia. neil: wha

stephen colbert were arrested for illegal entry into a congressional office building in washington, dc cbp said the group was in the building to interview members of congress after the january 6th committee hearing. the network said they stayed to film comedy elements of the halls when they were detained. capitol police say this is a quote, active criminal investigation night in oakland, with warriors fans out in force celebrating the big win, but that party was cut short with gunshots rang out. in downtown. one man was killed. at least three others hurt as ktvu mark cyr reports the suspect is still on the loose. bullet holes riddled the window of the gallery art bar with police. evidence markers still visible. this bar sits right next to the halftime sports bar. both bars were open and full of patrons. last night, a car belonging to one of the employees who was working inside the halftime bar had a bullet hole in its side. but the employee says she does not believe anything happened inside the bar before the shooting. it's unfortunate that were being targeted and they're continuing to tar

>> the work we're doing to help coordinate the cost savings in support at cbp and i.c.e. >> for the recorde a list of questions to submit if the chairwoman would be so kindco. >> without objection. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas for five minutes can you hear us? it looks like you are on mute. we will come back to her. the chair recognizes the gentle man from texas for five minutes. mr. green. mr. green? ms. jackson lee you are recognized for five minutes. >> so this is an area i have been engaged in hurricane country and i have been a veteran ofed any number and not for the actually did major research at the texas medical center for hurricane ike that drove us to the level of knowing we needed a coastal spine and hurricane harvey mitigated the disaster with loss of life so thank you but with that riskma authorization that then to recognize the increased budget for fema. and to the chairwoman a particular went to focus on the elements but then that late recognition in an area should be declared a disaster. >> what is the timeframe in which you can stand up the operation fr

you were just at the border and visits with dhs and cbp, what did you learn?he border is completely out of control, the border patrol is probably the most demoralized law enforce agency i've seen in my career and i've been doing this for 40 years. they are basically paper pushers they can't intra dikt the judges being smuggled by the mules. it was definitely eye-opening. >> carley: we've talked to so many parents who said they thought their child was in their room studying or sleepings, they open the door and find their child dead because of fentanyl poisoning. have you noticed an uptick in your community? >> we have, this year 12 overdose deaths related to fentanyl. fentanyl seizures are up this year, first five months compared to all of last year. there is a huge wave coming of fentanyl, frankly it is already here. my neighboring counties have taken kilos of fentanyl stamped with the golf cartel logo on them. it is here. the border is wide open, border patrol is overwhelmed, it doesn't matter if you are a border town or city or not because the border is comi

. >> tens of thousands of people coming to the border every night, some never being encountered by cbpthe country. i was just at the border this weekend in el paso, you could not leave the border environment without sharing the airplane with people from all over the world and brief stay with cbp and released in the country. they know very well most of the people will not follow through asylum claims. will be in our economy and be in our communities and they will be in some of the worst neighborhoods in the united states. they're going all over the place and that sends a signal to the globe that now is the time to come to the border. it's unfortunately. we talked about title 42, 8,000 people coming to the border. the caravan is about twice the size. half of that is coming across the border every single night. dagen: liz peek, jump in here. liz: good morning, thanks for joining us. you've said that we need congressional action on this and certainly we need better and stronger laws but my question is, if the republicans take over congress in the fall, what can be done, what can be done ot

brand new date that from cbp reveals so far this fiscal year border patrol has already arrested 50 people

we learned cbp had 240 thousand migrants encounters last month.ations madame bass president, that's the most in u.s. history, that is saying something. i'm sure you will do a splendid job with disinformation as well. she has the confidence of people helping her including homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. merrick garland and secretary of state antony blinken. why they trying this again? did the administration learn nothing the first time around? let's meet tonight party panel from the adjacent red show, it is jason. fox news political analyst, one of my favorite of all time, juan williams and independent women's forum senior policy analyst, inez stepman. so jason, i don't know why they are giving her another job. i learned in fourth grade you're not supposed to start a new task unless you finish the old one. what does this say about how the administration feels about the vice president? >> they must hate her if they are going to put her in this role. perhaps it's one of those times where we are supposed to kind of dismiss board, we kn

cbp numbers also show more than 95,000 migrants were released into the u.s. month of may and those tallies just keep going up. >> again they are trying to spread out this crisis across the country so it doesn't appear to be a crisis. no overcrowding. nothing to see here. every border is a border state. >> last night was a busy one for agents out here in la joya, texas, up to 60 migrants were apprehended. kids, family units and single adults while 40 miles to the west of us in roma, texas, a similar group of anywhere between 30 to 50 it was difficult to tell ended up turning themselves into authorities. agents tell us they are starting to see increased activity at night as we get into summer and the temperatures soar into the triple digits. they start to move now under the cover of darkness. >> dana: thank you, casey. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: so the pirates outfielder drove everyone nuts. the grounds crew ban running after the squirrel. they were finally able to coax him out. he is like okay, how did i get in the this place, anyway? >> meanwhile on the s

cbp as weston forsman to say that it with pierre and making the calls there. now, in terms of who's having these investigations and we now have texas dps. state level where the door was actually closed. that is an investigation on itself, it started in the aftermath of the shooting. i've to say as a reporter, it's strange we didn't get a lot of information. typically, all black about the first 12 hours. a camping fielded back to texas who wouldn't take any calls or answered emails. we couldn't figure out any of the basic details from the beginning. the investigation was supposed to be headed up by that. they were the chief intel just a few days ago the justice department did that separate. that is more looking forward to practices it could be avoided, a change in the future. we will still have to look to these officials that we talked about were not changing the story. they've changed on whether the storm police officer when the gunman came. we are now looking to them to be the heads of this investigation they give us answers. it is hard, i think a lot of peop

you're looking at in a 24-hour span, about 400,000 fentanyl pills recovered by cbp.muggling still a major issue, take a look at these photos out of dell radio. this is a group of 60 illegal immigrants being smuggled in the belly of a dump trailer, ended tragically as you can see in this photo. one man's body was found in the bottom of that trailer, he was deceased, incredibly hot, dangerous conditions for human smuggling and smugglers have no regard for human life. we would like to show you these photos out of the rio grande valley which continues to be overwhelmed. agents reporting they encountered three large groups totaling around 550 illegal immigrants and as you can see they are reporting that included over 300 family members as well as 153 unaccompanied children. the rgb sector has had about 350,000 illegal crossings since october. that trend is not slowing down. a dhs source telling us as of this morning and a 24-hour span, they had more than 1600 illegal crossings as well as 98 got away. we'll send it back to you. >> jason: thanks. >> we witnessed 800 migrant

kennedy: walk me through this because i know cbp is having a hard time getting enough agents to dealgrants because of the inhumane immigration system we have in this country the president and democrats refuse to fix although they could. if you are trying to get more water agents, is this the best advertising for what your future might hold? >> of course not and this is an example of how foolhardy the biden administration is hand why they show over and over again as they display this level of ignorance about the order and border issues that is so apparent. in this case you have mounted agents, people tasked with basically running down folks along the border in areas where use of vehicles would be riveted and they've always used courses for this kind of thing, there's always troops in this type of situation, and various representations of our state authorities and when it comes to this sort of issue, the whole thing started with a viral picture that people can understand what they were looking at, they didn't understand what they were seeing and jumped to the worst possible conclusion.

according to cbp in fiscal year 2017, there will only two peopl on the outlets arrested at the southern border. fiscal year 2018 had 62019 had fiscal year 2020 had three. fiscal year 2021 had a 15 and i so fiscal year 2022 border patrol has arrested 50 people o the terror watch list. >> the trend is clear. the numbers of known or suspected terrorist arrested at the southern border have exploded under president biden. >> we are here once again dealing with the ongoing failur of the biden administration to do its job is. >> greg abbott was in the rio grande valley this afternoon. he reacted to those numbers. >> what you did not mention is all of those on the watchlist got away. what that means is that there's a high probability that there are a lot of people on the whic list who have come into the united states. >> foxnews embedded with texas dps as they track down illegal immigrant runners admission som scaling aphids in an effort to evade capture. at night, more of the same as troopers found hunters hiding i the brush hoping to sneak in an in matt wright county, human smuggler being pur

cbp releasing new data that so far in fiscal year 2022, 50 people on the terror watch list arrested bypatrol here at our southern border this as the amount of illegal crossings continues to shoot through the roof. case in point, take a look at images put out by border patrol in rio grande valley sector. they report over the last two days they encountered 3 massive groups of migrants totaling 512 people. that was in both hidalgo and star county mixed with the group of more than 500 people, 146 unaccompanied children, mostly from central and south america. there have been more than 362,000 illegal crossings in this sector just since october. they are not the only ones getting hit. take a look at the images out of del rio sector, a few hours from where we are, in the past 48 hours, border patrol reporting that they encountered 8 massive groups totaling 1,800 people, some groups of more than 301 migrants. they have had more than 307,000 illegal crossings since october. their number is up 122% over the same time last year. then we will take you over to arizona, take a look at the images out

don't have enough judges, don't have enough cbp officers. >> why does she keep going with this, you ask their story from the beginning so they will stick to it. their talking points as the crisis ramped up was root causes, root causes, root causes and they are too arrogant and too politically paralyzed to pivot from that because that would be admission they are wrong and force them to do something their base will allow them to which is part of the problem. if she actually spent time at the border, the people in charge down there which i did recently, i was down there for days with the texas dps. kennedy: i was surprised. >> i talked to those officials and they scoffed not really but they scoff at this root causes idea because they said when the last x number of months during this administration they've tallied illegal migrants they apprehended at the border from more than 150 countries. you aren't going to root cause your way out of 150 flawed nations around the world, is not doable. i get it focusing on a few northern triangle places maybe but until the magnet is turned off, until ince

cbp has found administrative vehlations. what they are we don't know. i'm told it will be announced within a matter of days. border patrol sources telling me they're angry about this and feel the president convicted these agents before there was ever an investigation. take a listen. >> to see people treated like they did, horses running over people being strapped is outrageous. i promise you, those people will pay. there will be an investigation and there will be consequences. >> i'm told the agents involved have been on desk duty since the incident and haven't had any contact with migrants and told once dhs proposes the discipline to them the agents will have an opportunity to respond to it. they can either accept the discipline or fight it. we'll see what happens. >> bill: sure will. bill melugin on the border. >> dana: let's bring in border patrol council president. it seems like an incredible abuse of power. what could the administrative violations possibly be? >> this is disgusting. every single american citizens should

however, cbp's own numbers tell a bit of a different story showing just last month only about 1600 migrantse placed into the program out of the more than 239,000 encounters reported along the entire southern border. the stats show more than 95,000 were released into the u.s. last month and while the fed say extensive background checks are done on everyone, here is what texas dps says about that. >> those violent criminal history and sex crimes trying to make it into the interior in family groups and that's the large family groups you have single adults mixed in with those groups. >> a very busy night here in the rio grande valley of south texas. agents apprehended multiple small groups after the sun went down totaling 60 migrants and then close to 50 turned themselves into authorities in roma, texas. that's not far from here. agents say both a mix of unaccompanied minors, family units and single adults. >> harris: thank you very much. arizona republican congressman andy biggs in "focus" now. member of the house judiciary and oversight committees. great to have you in "focus" right now. part

close to 212,000 have been logged versus more than 47000 for all of 2021 according to cbp data.has its own unique challenges. back in texas it is the rio grande river. >> we do get called upon as part of our boat operations augmenting and helping a border patrol and bps and local law enforcement for a quick search, rescue and recovery is also part of the job as more migrants who cannot swim get into trouble attempting to cross. that coupled with scorching temperatures making it all the more dangerous. >> this kind of heat not just getting them to surrender and stay in place but surrender, stay in place for their own safety. they can get medical attention if they need regrets this week several former border patrol agents sent a letter to dhs secretary advising him not to unfairly discipline those border patrol agents on horseback wrongly accused of whipping haitian migrants last september. those agents have since been cleared of any criminal wrongdoing. that is latest in a texas mexico border in la joya, texas fox news. numeral take alive look at the international airport is just

people arredondo who you described, i heard from federal law enforcement responded to the scene, the cbp, and ice responded, as well as state enforcement who say that it was people arredondo making the calls. they're in terms of who is heading these investigations, we now have texas dps, so that state level department of public safety, the man who said well the door was actually closed, that is an investigation into itself. that is the first investigation that started in the aftermath of the shooting, and i have to, say as a reporter, it was really strange that we didn't get a lot of information that first about what happened in the shooting. typically, all that can come out in the first 12 hours, but it kept been fielded back to texas dps, they wouldn't take any calls, wouldn't answer emails, and we can figure out from these basic details from the beginning, but the investigation was supposed to be headed up by them, they wear the chief until just a few days, ago the justice department launched their own investigation, that separate. that's more are looking forward i patterns and practi

case in point, take a look at these numbers that just came down from cbp for may.the highest number in dhs history beating out april, which was the previous record. there were 100,699 title 42 expulsions representing 42% of the total and a staggering 14,699 unaccompanied children. that's up 21% over april. take a look at these videos from the accessory grand valley. there's now been more than 1.5 million illegal crossings in hour southern border since the fiscal year began in october. that is a population this size of boston and seattle combined. historic numbers there. that is a 65% increase over the same time period in fiscal year 2021 which was a record. we had a chance to talk with republican myra flores. she was just elected to congress here in the rio grande valley in a predominantly hispanic area in a seat that just flipped republican. the democrats have held for over 100 years. here's what she had to say about vice president kamala harris and her comments last year that extreme progress was being made at the southern border. take a listen. >> she's honestly

. >> jake, as you mentioned earlier, cbp stopped migrants nearly 240,000 times last month.er that's going up month by month. it raises serious concerns by authorities here in el paso, texas, and across the border as the temperatures hit the triple digits. jake. >> all right, priscilla alvarez, thank you so much. >> no lifeguards would mean no public pools. the summer staffing shortage that is leaving thousands of kids quite literally high and dry. stay with us. if you have advanced non-small cell lung cancer, your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed yourit could mean a chance be a chto live longer.ation with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread, tests positive for pd-l1, and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene together, opdivo plus yervoy helps your immune system launch a response that fights cancer in two different ways. opdivo plus yervoy equals a chance for more time together. more family time. more time to remember. opdivo and yervoy can cause your

that's what cbp sources tell me off camera. say this fiscal year they've had migrants from 109 countries, and they have more than 130,000 known gotaways. they saw them on a camera in some capacity, were not able to bring them into custody. we don't know who they are, where they're from or where they're going. but with 109 countries including afghanistan, that is a alarming to the folks who pay attention not only to the processing of the migrants, but also the security of our border which is anything but under operational control. >> great stuff. griff jenkins live along border. back to to you as the news breaks, thank you. we have now uncovered documents saying that that 400,000 minors are being funded, completely funded by the biden administration to go wherever they want in this country. and you think, well, how long is it before because you've incentivized this, how long before you have every 17-year-old in these northern triangle countries coming, waiting at border knowing they're going to get across, knowing they're going

there is pending litigation against the department of homeland security, cbp, because roxanne hernandezigrant woman from hernandez, she should still be with us. her death caused tremendous pain. her family was devastated to learn that she died while seeking protection in the country. her nephew, only seven years old or younger, sent a voice recording year ago while many community members -- this administration, demanding accountability and justice for roxsana, victoria, and johana, asking for the release of people living with hiv or any other medical condition. to hear that message from a young family member of roxsana sent all she wanted to do was support and help her family, and she is no longer with us. amy: we have less than a minute, but if you can talk about lgbtq+ asylum-seekers locked from entering the united states due to title 42, a trump-era policy, many of these expenses recently documented in human rights watch report? >> yeah. title 42 is attacking lgbtq+ people seeking asylum in this country and is not a safe condition they are under and we will continue to do everything

look at the main numbers reported by cbp, more than 239 illegal crossings, the highest and dhs historyggering 14699 unaccompanied children in may, that's a 21% over april. there have been more than 1.5 million illegal crossings at our southern border since fiscal year 2022 began october 1, a 65% increase over the same time 2021 which set the record to wrap up, high level source confirming to me since the beginning of fiscal year 2021, they have been more than 800,000 known getaways at our southern border. to get perspective, that's a population the size bigger of the city of seattle slipping past our border agent since the beginning of fiscal year 2021. elizabeth: thank you so much. joining us now, arizona attorney general mark brnovich. your reaction to this report? bill is reporting 2.2 million migrants every hundred biden's first year. in the month of may, that's the size of nebraska by the way. now was apprehended in the month of may, the kansas, how does it stop? >> a stopped enforcing the law we been involved in lawsuit including recent lawsuit trying to sue him, trying to give a

cbp has not kept that information or made it public since 2020; however, we have just confirmed in the dell rio sector, specifically, in the past fiscal year, bret, there have been 124 migrant deaths, 71 of those from exposure. bret? >> bret: griff jenkins live in eagle pass, griff, thanks. the biden administration is making plans to house minor children smuggled across the southern border at a facility nearby the east coast. it's an apparent policy reversal for the administration and a lot of people are not happy about it and talking about it. correspondent bill melugin has details tonight from los angeles. >> this upscale sprawling former bordering school in greensboro, north carolina will imminently house unaccompanied minor children at the direction of the biden administration. health and human services quietly signing a five-year lease for the vacant american hebrew academy campus where migrant children will live in government custody until they can be reunited with family or sponsors in the u.s. hhs will hire up to 800 workers to staff the facility and children could begin arrivi

back out here live high level cbp source confirming to me since the beginning of fiscal year 2021 thereave been more than 800,000 known gotaways at the southern border. that's the population the size bigger than the city of seattle slipping pass our border agents since 2021. >> harris: those are the gotaways that maybe got caught on camera and see as they were trying to -- as border agents are often pulled away from the scenes as people are going underwater in the rio grande and saving lives. i have had lawmakers tell me the number is probably higher than that, which is jarring. bill melugin, thank you very much. let's get to this. >> it was preventable. if he would have done his job and allowed his prosecutors to follow the law, the individual, the suspect involved would have been in custody and not on the street with a firearm and would not have killed those officers. >> harris: that deputy district attorney in los angeles is calling out his own boss george gascon. a fell on who should have been behind bars slaughtered two police officers in an ambush. police killed that man in a shoo

and they can dispatch up to 17 first responders, including on the list are isd, sheriff, police, dps, cbpad of folks. who they dispatched to, we don't know. i understand that they dispatched to some folks on pd. i don't know who. and they couldn't have dispatched to arradondo because he didn't have comps. as to why he didn't have comms, i don't know either. he didn't have his radio, obviously why he didn't have comms. so here we are in this space looking for answers. i keep trying to find answers anywhere i can. just more questions get a rise out of this whole thing. >> it does say something that you've been the most forthcoming official to give us these answers about law enforcement's conduct when they could very easily just come forward and explain their decision making. before we go, i did want to ask you one more question about what comes next because when we spoke, you mentioned that there were some republicans who were open to considering at the state level some change to gun safety legislation, perhaps raising the age to buy an ar-15-style weapon. have you heard any more from your

cbp announcing a while ago they seized 22 pounds of fentanyl, that's enough to kill 5 million americanseat recording and journalism as always, joining us now national border patrol council vice president art del cueto. your reaction to the report? how will the border handle the 15000 plus caravan? >> as part of the problem, we been hearing caravans for quite some time and you see caravans coming through it is the same response by the agency, pretty much processed faster, he would think they would have a better plan set up but it's the same plan when they show up it will be chaotic figure out how to process faster and release them and at the same time move agents from one area to where the individuals are crossing so they can assist with the processing and at the same time those who benefit are the drug cartels watching caps on the southern border. kennedy: we have nbc reporting by illegal immigrants out of the caravan when they arrive into albuquerque, dallas, houston city. we got house democrats plan to travel texas rio grande valley border area next week but they will talk about outda