gao recommended cbp implement a plan to for privacy compliance the subcommittee briefing cbp informedency is conducting privacy audits on the commercial partners use of biometric equipment this seems like a very small sample. what is your reaction privacy audits and only seven locations? >> thank you for the question. we think it is positive cbp has taken steps to implement these audits but they do have a way to go and the fully implement our recommendation to audit partners but in the land and sea environment and ensure they are conducting on the contractors and vendors as well so taking positive steps but they still need to take more action to implement our recommendation. >> is that an appropriate number or is it too small? >> we have not had a chance to understand what is going into the audits and how long they may be taken but it is important cbp continue down the path to make sure they are auditing all partners and vendors and contractors. >> should cbp assessment auditing airports and other partners? >> they should look at the privacy requirements as well as security requiremen

cbp uses facial recognition. for the second recommendation, cbp has revealed the signs and is in the process of updating them and they need to complete the efforts. second, cbp requires the commercial partners and contractors and vendors to follow c bp's data collection and privacy requirements, such as restrictions on retaining or using traveler photos for their own use. cbp can conduct audits to assess their compliance, however, at the time of our review, cbp had awe at this timed only one of the airline partners and did not have a plan to ensure all partners, contractors and vendors are audited for compliance. we recommended that cbp develop and implement a plan to conduct products of its partners, contractors and vendors. since our report, cbp completed additional audits, and others planned or underway, this is positive, but cbp needs to complete the assessments and audit partners in the environment as well as vendors and contractors who have information to personally identifiable information. in closing cbp

and accountability within cbp. in doing this, i received the support of the department of homeland security secretary. so, in the interest of transparency and accountability, today we are releasing the final report of the investigation into the border patrols forced patrol unit, hp you activity, that took place on september 19, 2021 and the events that were investigated occurred during a mass migration surge near the international bridge in dell rio last september when approximately 30,000 migrants entered or attempted to enter the united states. the investigative report will be available on our website, but i'm sharing the key findings with you today. i will also be sharing information about our investigative and disciplinary process, as well as the corrective actions we are taking, so we learn from this incident and do better in the future. now, before i discuss the results of the investigation, it's important that right up front the disciplinary process in this case is still ongoing. i have an obligation to ente

cbp the professional launched a federal investigation.n violation and will accuse these agents of poor judgment and unsafe conduct and again, federal sources telling those agents receive proposals for discipline yesterday, which include suspension, unpaid suspension. we will have to wait and find out how severe that potential suspension is and waiting for that press conference at any moment. fitted with multiple times, you mentioned this off of the top yesterday texas governor greg abbott with an executive order that will allow texas troopers and national guard soldiers not only to apprehend illegal immigrants but bring back to the border and return them at u.s. force of entry. they will not be deported back to mexico but they will be dropped off u.s. ports of entry. what will happen after that? we will have to wait and see. why is he doing that? this video's, massive amounts of migrants across the border. a group of 200 cross late yesterday eagle pass predominantly all single adult men. it is nonstop out here and this happens multiple ti

cbp cop firming today the narrative was false. nobody was whipped.t to the national border patrol council president, brandon judd. a lot to get into. first, this report from cbp on the agents being cleared of whipping migrants. just to remind the audience and bill alluded to it, president biden said it was horrible to see, to treat people like they did, horses nearly running them over. people being strapped. it's outrageous. i promise you, those people will pay. at the time even the photographer said it wasn't true. that was the narrative that the white house went with. >> yeah, people can make mistakes. president biden can make mistakes. it's excusable if he comes back and clarifies. if he would apologized to the agents before the evidence was out, that would be one thing. this president refuses to take any responsibility for anything that he does, including false statements that ruin agents careers. these agents had been on administrative duty the past ten months. their careers are basically over and ruined because the president of the united state

this allows dhs cbp more specifically to engage in c. u. s. operations in these areas of operations. >> let me be be more specific as i don't have much much time. um in your testimony you stated from august 21 to may 22 cbp detective, more than 8000 illegal cross border drone flights at the southern border of these 8000 flights. how many were successfully mitigated by dhs? ms. vinograd: i can ask cbp to get back to you and your staff with the specific numbers. >> we have been asking them for this since february persistently and we are not getting the information. it's important we have an authorization but we have to have information if we don't have the statistics today. if you don't have it, despite many, many inquiries from us that concerns me. i want to work with you again on this reauthorization but we've got to have better information to be able to do it properly . let's talk about china for a moment. recently, the directors of the fbi and british m 15 warned of the national security and economic threats posed by china. they identified i

negate the fact that the entire administration condemned the people and you have career professional at cbpo suck it up and have investigators to find something that was out there and you have the spectacle of the agents being called the worst ever and we want the rest of the border patrol, the rest of cbp and rest of dhs to do work professionally after they have seen directly that this administration is not going to stand behind him, that's what concerns us all. >> let me read something, there was no evidence found that any migrant was forced to return to mexico or denied entry into the united states. what is it like when you're out there on the horse and you're facing that, what are the pressures for the men and women of the border patrol who are on the ground and trying to do the best job they can? >> well, it's ridiculous, they are trying to make order out of chaos because this administration believes more in open borders than in border security or have immigration system that has integrity. they left behind their responsibility and they've derelict and they want to do a 40-minute press

timely cbp held a press conference to announce the findings of their investigation. they just threw cold water on the false narrative that started last year accusing these horseback agents of whipping haitian my grantses. cbp says that they found no evidence whatsoever that any haitian migrants were whipped or struck by the horseback border patrol agents. but they're recommending discipline for four agents accusing them of administrative violations, including working in an unsafe manner and unprofessional comment. one agent was using derogatory language and maneuvered his horse in an unsafe way near a child. they say other agents used the threat of force to turn migrants in to the rio grande. again, there was no evidence of any whipping. i'm told by multiple federal sources that these agents received their proposed disciplinary actions yesterday and they include unpaid suspensions of up to 14 days. the false narrative, there was no whipping of any kind. take a look to what chris magnus had to say earlier. >> opr found no evidence of border patrol agents involved in t

. >> cbp commissioner chris magnet and nothing today that after a nearly ten month investigation, thency found no evidence supporting the false narrative that haitian migrants were whipped by horseback border patrol agents indelibly on a summer. >> opr found no evidence of border patrol agents involved in this incident struck any person with their ring intentionally or otherwise. >> but cbp says they are sending discipline proposal to four of those horseback agents despite them being previously cleared of criminal wrongdoing. cbp is now accusing them of unprofessional conduct in working in an unsafe manner, closing including using derogatory language and using the threat of force to drive migrants back into the rio grande. multiple federal sources telling fox news their proposed discipline involved unpaid suspension of up to 14 days. days after that initial incident, and before an investigation could play out, president biden falsely accused the agents and promised consequences. >> president biden: people being strapped, it is outrageous. i promise you those people will pay. >> commis

biden's cbp is -- in del rio last year, these images triggering uproar on capitol hill when top democratshe reigns being used as weapon against migrants, most prominent being the president himself. watch this. >> to see people treated like they did, people being strapped, it is outrageous, those people will pay. there will be investigation underway and consequences. >> brooke: cbp is expected to announce the results of the investigation any day now. >> carley: let's bring in tomi lahren, what do you make of this cutive order? governor abbott says he is forced to do things like this because president biden is not doing his job. >> tomi: that is right. if the biden administration will not secure the border, it is up to governors to do something. abbott has taken a strong role in this as has ron desantis. there is no excuse for what is going on at the border and we haven't heard the biden administration try to give us one. not only is what is going on at the border cheating americans being inunidated on the border and elsewhere, slighting migrants coming over who will never live the american

now disciplinary action could sideline the agents at a time when cbp could use all the help we can getgroup of migrants continued to pour across our southern border. texas governor greg abbott is now taking action ordering state police to return. bill melugin is live in eagle pass, texas where he spent on top of the latest developments there. >> it appears the state of texas is carried out and since of his own law enforcement picking up illegal immigrants dropping them off at a port of entry. we can pull up the tweet, texas dps posting this earlier this afternoon, texas state troopers loading up illegal immigrants onto a bus bring them down to the port of entry here and dropping them off into the custody of border patrol, this is what greg abbott announced in his executive order the other day authorizing troopers to do this that brought the illegal immigrants right out of the port of entry taking them into custody on their own and it appears that's what happened for the first time today. it is unclear what happens once they are back in custody but you can see from the photos it appears

so they weaponized the office of professional responsibility and cbp to find something.can't embarrass the white house or the secretary and vice president who already convicted these people and promised they would pay. look, the officers already paid. they got called out by the president of the united states from the white house podium. they went home from work that day to their families. they've been humiliated in front of the entire country for almost a year. so these -- their careers are ruined. regardless if they come back the migrant investigations they want to hit them with. even if they beat it they'll never outlive this. the careers and lives have been affected and what should have happened when they found out they didn't whip people the president of the united states should have got the white house podium. the same place he vilified the people and apologize because the model of the border patrol is honor first. the president stole that and they deserve it back. >> dana: look at the flashback. it wasn't just one person who said this. this was an administrative-wi

cbp finally announce a result of the lengthy investigation yesterday.hey confirmed there is no evidence whatsoever that any migrants were whipped. however they are going to administratively accuse these men of wrongdoing. particularly working in an unsafe manner, unprofessional conduct for the seaworthy agents was using derogatory language was maneuvering his corset dangerously for this and several other agents were using their horses in a threatening manner to push it migrants back into the rio grande. i'm now told by federal sources they have been issued proposals for discipline that includes potential discipline up to 14 days of unpaid suspension. but remember, president biden falsely accuse these men. said he was strapping migrants pretty promise back then there will be consequences paid these men will paper those comments turned out to be false in the present the border patrol unions at the president needs to apologize, take a listen. >> the president of the united states had these individuals would pay. and the moment he said that those investigat

customs and border protection says the agency has robust anti-corruption measures in place and that cbprupt personnel. you know that a lot of the people that come to the border are running away from danger and poverty. don't you feel like you're exploiting them? >> reporter: now 70 years old, willie says he might retire as it becomes harder and harder to run his operation. are you worried that you will get caught and arrested? >> reporter: but trusting someone to help make the perilous journey across the border can come with far more deadly risks. just this week, at least 53 migrants died after they were found in a tractor-trailer in san antonio, texas, abandoned in the sweltering heat. it's one of the worst cases of suspected human smuggling in recent u.s. history. but there are many kinds of dangers that wait on the road to america. what do you do in this office? >> in this office we interview the victims. >> reporter: marisa is director of the bilateral safety corridor coalition, a nonprofit that works to combat human trafficking and rehabilitate survivors. >> the american dream is w

as you know, we provide those systems for cbp and they work in the port. we are in the middle of a modernization or recapitalization of the radiation portal monitors. we are providing 200 of the new ones to high volume ports and to try and reduce the nuisance alarms, which is what slows down the flow through the ports . savannah is on the list to get those. i believe that they're waiting until the ocean terminals finish before they actually do the deployment. we work closely with c.p.b. on that. we are very willing to facilitate any conversation between ourselves, c.p.b., and your port officials. i can get you the name and we will get it going. the other piece of it is, even though we are not deploying the new units to savannah, we have been working through our transformational r&d programs on machine learning and artificial intelligence. i don't named them. but it is a way to reduce the nuisance alarms. that technology is going forward in savannah. i would be happy to sit with your staff and give you a full brief or meet with your partners at make sure th

compare that to the last time cbp publicly reported the number in 2020 the, it was 247.e than double. howard: that's a sobering number. do you think the press is holding homeland security accountable here since the biden policies -- and i know the administration won this court battle to overturn the remain in mexico policy, do you think the press is holding them accountable? >> absolutely not. listen, no fault of abc or cbs, the two interviews i just watched with secretary mayorkas, neither pressed him on the lack of transparency with how bad this situation is with the migrant deaths and what's being done. mayorkas blamed climate change, he blamed covid, he blamed poverty and violence. and perhaps that's a push factor for these migrants to come, but the pull factor is is the incentive that the smugglers are given to see that they can get the migrants here and no one's going to try and expel them. they're going to come illegally and be able to stay, that's what's behind this, and that's why you're seeing so many smuggling operations. howard: yeah. i know it's been oversha

reached out to homeland security and customs and border protection in part of a statement released by cbp, a spokesperson wrote the current primary barrier, which included a monument gate was fl not properly treated to withstand corrosion from the ocean. it is no longer structurally sound and falling apart, which poses risks to agents, community members and migrants >>> still to come. gamestop shares skyrocket. >>> and things are getting worse by the mutine for british prime minister boris johnson why his days could be numbered of invisible dirt left behind. try mr. clean magic eraser for a deep down hygienic clean. magic eraser removes the messes you can see as well as more of the dirt and grime you don't. all you do is wet, squeeze and start erasing dirt and grime all around the house and try magic eraser sheets for a deep clean in hard to reach places that you can toss when your done. mr. clean magic eraser. for a deep down hygienic clean all around the house. hit it! ♪ it takes two to make a thing go right♪ ugh! ♪it takes two to make it outta sight♪ uh oh! ♪i want to rock right now♪ n

have done to that and is deployed the regional medical officers to training and education with the cbper so they are up-to-date on this topic and engage with local and state and public health so in a couple weeks we are doing a first responder safety as a request because the knowledge gaps are significant. >> back to the terrace coordination can you give me the assessment? >> i would be happy to give you that assessment but it's probably better done in another form. >> i will take you up on that and more generally are there any other threats to national security that we should be aware of? i yield the balance of my time. >> thank you senator. >> thank you to the witnesses for your service would like to raise the matter that is a particular significance given that we host the port of savannah the fourth largest vital had fore the southeast united states and a host of major shipping terminals in the gao report has significant delays with thedi deployment of new radiation and what impact would it have on port operations and how can operators like the port of savannah be confident see wmd

cbp has finished the investigation and have administrative charges. they'll accuse the agents of.al sources confirming to me the agents were notified yesterday that proposals or discipline are coming their way. we'll have to wait and see what that proposed discipline is. >> bill: bill melugin back on the border today. thank you. >> julie: king county washington officials will declare fentanyl a public health crisis. the county which includes seattle is on track to set another record in overdose deaths from the powerful opioid. dr. marc siegel is a fox news contributor and professor of medicine at landon medical center. this is alarming. they'll set another record of deaths in 2022 and the deadly drug has swept across the nation killing nearly 60,000 people in the u.s. in 2020. that's a 500% increase since 2015 to put it into perspective. that's how bad this is. >> let me tell you why and why seattle and king county. it is because the drug cartels and the new generation cartel, the biggest trafficker of fentanyl across the southern border and the number one wanted person in all of

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 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

. >> these are all migrants who have been processed by cbp and are free to travel, so it's nice the state of texas is helping them get to their final destination. >> reporter: since then d.c.'s mayor estimates more than 4,000 migrants have arrived by bus. local aid groups have stepped up to help the migrants find temporary shelter as they await court dates, but some of those groups are now overwhelmed. this week i.c.e. agents in the distrit found 73 migrants including 13 children staying in multiple homes in so-called stash houses, believed to be operated by human smugglers. >> we need to ask the president for use of our national guard which we know can be very helpful in these logistical matters. and has access to space. >> reporter: in a letter sent to the white house, the mayor called the influx of migrants cruel political gamesmanship from the governors of texas and arizona. in response, texas governor abbott writing, quote, washington, d.c. finally understands what texans have been dealing with every single day and governor doocy tweeting, mayor bowser is lamenting 4,000 migrants. ar

and accountability within cbp. in doing this, i received the support of the department of homeland securit

down in del rio, texas, yet again reality gone the way of the far left narrative is joe biden's own cbpagents were carrying webs and no migrants were attacked watch. >> investigators determined that the agents involved in the del rio activity were not carrying webs. they found no evidence for patrol agents involved in this incident struck any person with the rings intentionally or otherwise. >> get this agents being cleared of wrongdoing they reportedly still want some form of discipline for minor infractions like using strong language. ask yourself what is this a administration keep going out of its way to demonize law enforcement while continuing to make it harder and harder for border authorities to simply do their jobs. cannot answer that and much more texas attorney general. attorney general this just doesn't make any sense. >> look you'll number that joe biden nancy pelosi and chuck schumer came out and criticizing about these whips what heather and to be punished if they are almost a year later your to do this investigation actually found the opposite did not use whips and of cou

those are maintained by cbp, not border patrol and it remains to be seen what kind of coordination ifre will be between the federal government and the state of texas when it comes to dropping the migrants off at the point of entry. we will send it back to you. >> jason: thank you. since the biden administration has refused to enforce america's immigration laws, border states have been stepping up to fill the gap. texas governor greg abbott has spent $4 billion on the texas department of public safety operation lone star to control migration and migration crisis. recently committed another $30 million to the effort. the governor granted state police and national guard troops authority to return any migrants the encounter to the southern border. but joe biden is not happy that texas is trying to fix the crisis he worked so hard to create. the department of justice now is investigating operation lone star. potential civil rights violations. here now with the reaction, former senior advisor to president trump, stephen miller and fox news contributor sara carter. i want to talk to you firs

in the meantime a cbp checkpoint stopping 15,000 pills from spreading nationwide.0,000 pounds stuffed into 23 different packages inside of a modified car battery. the other 10,000 pills packed into a woman's body shaping garment is how it is written, i believe they mean. and no word on arrests made in either investigation. speed to take a look at a flight up in flames. the airliner catching fire after landing in atlanta. the fire was put out and no one hurt, thank god for that but the airlines had the fire started after one of the brinks in the landing gear over he did, not good. transportation secretary pete buttigieg says the white house is investigating airlines with americans with flight cancellations and delays. >> todd: a lot of passengers have experienced frustration including me and millions of other americans. we have seen some improvement over the course of the summer, but still not at an acceptable level. we have just concluded another ten investigations on airlines on these issues and have launched another ten or so that we are going to pursue to make s

in our work examining biometric privacy practices at tsa and cbp, we found that tsa had incorporated privacy protections for its pilot private program to test the use of a technology for traveler identity verification at airport security checkpoints. however, cbp's privacy notices to inform the public a facial recognition being used and its exit program we're not always -- or complete. cbp had not conducted audits of its commercial airlines and airport partners to ensure compliance with the requirements and retaining the use of traveler photos. fully implementing our recommendations will be an important step to protect travelers information. in closing facial recognition technology is not going away the men for will likely continue to grow. as agencies continue to find utility in the technology to make their mission, balancing the benefits of the technology the, data security requirements, and privacy protections, will continue to be important. chairman foster, ranking member obernolte, and members of the subcommittee, this completes my remarks. i will be happy to answer any question

in history of san diego county and back out here live over in arizona, the nothingals port of entry, cbpseparate busts of more than 50,000 fentanyl pills, just goes to show all along the southern border, cartels and drug syndicates are trying to move deadly drugs across the border. rich: bill, thank you. look at headlines, voters in japan are casting ballots in the nation's upper house election while the country is still reeling from the shocking assassination of former prime minister shinzo abe. abe was shot and killed on friday while campaigning in support of a local candidate. japanese police have arrested a man in connection to the assassination, they are still investigating as polls close abe's governing party appears to be cruising to a major victory. sri lanka's opposition, political parties are meeting to agree on new government after prime minister and president offered to step down. this came after months of demonstrations started by a lack of food, fuel and other basic items before the resignation protestors stormed the prime minister's official residence and set it on fire. a

you can watch the men and women of cbp overrun. hundreds of miles of border unprotected. this is where the jackson coming over. we will find a place. we may need more resources. we need the policy so we can enforce the law to secure our borders. as long as we fail to do that, then we will continue this rather inhumane approach to the borders where you have a drug trafficking, you have human smuggling, you have human trafficking. you have people like the lady who is wandering around in the desert, found by some sheriffs deputies, about two months ago now. why are you caring those pills? what are those pills? they are morning after pills, i was raped repeatedly coming across. it is uncommon upon you to solve the problem that you're trying to solve. i appreciate you trying to take a multi faceted approach, it is a huge task. i don't envy you the task. as long as you are in denial of what is happening at the border, you are not going to solve the biggest problems, that is the smuggling that is coming across. doctor gupta, i do give you an invitation, i go often, i go to a lot

cbp at the dallas port of entry making this major fentanyl burst, finding pills hidden and modified batteries. there are 23 different packages in the battery. take a look at the second photo in a second fentanyl incident. more than 10,000 for fentanyl pills found in a body shaping garment worn by women, also at the port of entry. shannon, right there you have two back-to-back separate major for fentanyl burst totaling more than 50,000 fentanyl pills is the deadly opioid continues flowing across our borders. we'll send it back to your. >> shannon: thank you very much. now, an update of the story told about last week, a pair of brothers in philadelphia just ten at 14 years old have turned themselves in to police for involvement in last month beating death of the 73-year-old man. the surveillance footage from 2:30 a.m. that morning shows a group of young people pursuing james lambert on a northwest philly street before hitting him multiple times with traffic cones. the victim was taken to hospital and died from his injuries the next day. new videos tonight of the now infamous fatal stabbing inci

the most cbp has ever recorded for the month of june.ual number is actually more than 207,000. it is actually down 14% from almost 241,000 in may, which was the highest number ever recorded in any month. breaking tonight, charges have been dropped against several members from "the late show with stephen colbert." they were initially detained on june 16th for trespassing inside a capitol office building. congressional correspondent is in a bid for us tonight. good evening. >> shannon, call them the curb and nine. now call them free. they're off the hook after feds drop the charges. capitol police arrested nine members of the late show production team last month. the cops got them after hours in the longwood house office building on capitol hill. they were recording comedy skits. they want a lot to be there unattended at that hour. the u.s. attorney for washington, d.c., says it will be hard to win back a conviction. that's because house eight left the team earlier in the day. police asked the colbert 9 to leave after they attempted to cov

and then back out here in next door arizona, cbp making two separate major fentanyl busts totaling more,000 fentanyl pills. yet another reminder that at all times cartels and drug syndicates are constantly trying to move deadly drugs into the united states. we'll send it back to you. jon: not just trying, succeeding. bill melugin, thank you. >>> well, frustrated border state governors are taking new steps to try to combat the surge of illegal migrants seeking entry. texas governor abbott authorized the arrest of migrants and their return to the border. arizona will spend more than half a billion dollars on new security measures including maintaining former president trump's border wall. meanwhile, the biden administration insists the border is secure. let's bring in arizona attorney general mark brnovich, also a republican u.s. senate candidate. so arizona, general brnovich, wants to spend more than half a billion dollars to do the job that the federal government ought to be doing? if. >> yeah. thank you, jon, for having me on. it really is absurd absurdity, because when with it comes t

it's cbp runs them.ordination there will be with that in the coming days. take a look at this video. migrants continue to come in. huge numbers here in eagle pass despite the scorching temperatures. we're past the 100 degrees every day. they're desperate for water and they continue to come in huge numbers. we had more than 500 in a single group yesterday. take a look at what ron vitiello has to say about the policies at the southern border. >> this administration has never stepped forward and explain what they're trying to accomplish. first they denied it was a crisis. then they said it would go away and got worse and getting worse and they have no solutions. >> very quickly, this last piece of video. this is the texas dps trooper we embedded with in uvalde. he's arresting a human smuggler. several illegals bail out and they decide they want to run. eventually he takes them in to custody. back out here live with greg abbott's executive order. it would appear the trooper would gather the illegals up himse

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those ports of entry are run by cbp, not border patrol.ppen to them or what coordination that will be with the state of texas and the federal government. we'll have to wait and see how that works. back to you. >> neil: that's wild. clearly not on the same page. we have art cueto here with us. what does this mean, art? this policy is at odds with the federal policy. we have the federal government going after texas for how its handling the border issue. what do you make of this? >> well, i mean, you have to hand it to governor abbott. he's doing what needs to be done. it's out of the frustration from his constituents. he's doing the right things. he's doing everything that should be getting done by the federal government. he's going to transport these individuals from what i'm hearing to the ports of entries where they can be processed correctly. here you have a governor who cares about his states and cares about the future of america and the entire country. other governors need to follow suit and do the things that the governor in texas is

. >> this is the cbp puppy school in virginia where the agency selects dogs.field training before going into the field to find drugs and save lives. so the traffickers will often try to conceal their drugs in hidden compartments. still the dogs can pick it up. back to you. >> shannon: they're impressive and super cute. thanks for the story. >> sure. >> shannon: let's bring in brandon judd now, president of the national border patrol council. brandon, are you surprised by the amount and the quantity of what we're seeing in these interdictions? >> i'm not at all. let me first start when i was a k-9 handler for five years, my dog was not super cute. those dogs are absolutely amazing. this particular seizure most likely came through the port of entry. when you look at the way it was packed, concealed, this was most likely a vehicle that came through the port of entry. there's an john going investigation to see where it came through and how it came through and why it'through. the scary part right now is last year when the parts of entry were closed down for nonesse

that decrease to new operations happening in central america where agents from the use working for cbp i.c.e. work with local law enforcement in those cup truckers give them intelligence on who the smugglers are and where they are and are able to conduct arrests. one week in june 240 supposed smugglers were arrested in those cup trishs and they say based on the number of migrants that one smuggler can usually bring to the u.s., and they think it stopped or slowed down at least 1,300 migrants from making journey to the u.s., that they are attributing the decline in part to those efforts. we should also point out though that the numbers do usually fall during the hot summer months because it's just too hard for many migrants to make the journey in these temperatures. >> thanks for the scoop, julia. appreciate it. >>> coming up supreme court juice tis samuel alito about what he said about the fallout over his decision to overturn "roe v. wade." we're going to play it to you next. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports." you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports. sy. but, at upwork, we

thought i thought the idea behind it was really brilliant because at the time, you know, you talked to cbp, you know, which is the office customs and border protection the office that's tasked with prevent preventing. it's already against the law for people to you know to bring products made with forced labor into the us, but the onus at that time was on this tiny office, you know that totally understand these really complex supply chain audits that you have to do with china and to put the onus onto the company. i mean makes it at least makes it theoretically possible right to win a force us law as it already exists. you raise an important point not only within have specific legal tools mandate that would address this issue. we're so understood our agencies government agencies would talk about that particular office with about 15 people. whole united states government has about 15 people were tasked to do this and the united states remained remained to be the largest export destination for xinjiang products along with some european countries. yeah, and and so they basically weren't almost

. >> i think it was cbp. not i.c.e. my responses it would go to the fbi of the investigative arm. >> by definition on the terrorism watchlist. i think it would go straight to you. >> we certainly do work hand in hand with the fbi and then we would be the lawyers involved working with the fbi investigating. >> i understand what is supposed to happen but if you couple that with the response and asking his answer is i don't know even though is widely reported in the press and that goes to the national security division. >> did anybody at the national security division encourage anyone to purchase pegasus? >> . >> i don't know about that matter those that have briefed us on it and "the new york times" article defense firm that with the bid for pegasus spyware that has exquisite spying software with those dissidents in some places and here you have l3 that they were encouraged and then to tell me if any of those people work of the national security division. >> i don't know if we have any information to be aware of public re

litigation rolls in, and at uscis, we were at the hub of regulation, even for the things regarding ice and cbp, that was an enormous consideration. for the nonlawyers, when you add judge shopping, which is how it is going to play out, it is not a random selection -- mark: it is not a coincidence they went to san francisco. [laughter] ken: my least favorite tiger there. it played out in those jurisdictions, and it was predictable. it was critical the changes that president trump made -- mark: in the judge shopping context. ken: as a backstop for the judge shopping the. the remain in mexico program ruling actually has interesting nuggets moving forward for the executive branch. mark: we will get to that. before i get to you, if you have questions, we have cards in the back to write questions on. joe, you were general counsel at the uscis. even though it is doj who is the lawyer in court defending the government, presumably you were constantly harried. joe: we certainly were. my office had attorneys involved in all of those cases, and we were constantly involved in settlement negotiations, review