this can be done on one smartphone with an app called cbp one. the app is designed to discourage individuals from congregating near the border and creating unsafe conditions. initially, this process will be available for those seeking an exception from the title 42 order for humanitarian reasons. after the title 42 order is lifted, this scheduling mechanism will be available for non citizens, including those who seek to claim asylum, to schedule a time to present themselves at a port of entry for inspection and processing rather than arriving unannounced at a port of entry or attempting to cross in between ports of entry. those who use this process will generally be eligible for employment authorization while they're in the united states. the cbpone app will be available in english and spanish and we are working on other languages through technology and lawful processes. we are transforming how migration is managed at our border. but let me again be clear, those who fail to use lawful processes will face consequences. to that end, we are increasi

the administration is expanding its controversial cbp one apps that is supposed to help migrants seekapps has been so overwhelmed, it keeps crashing. how will this apps stop the surge at the border. >> the administration says the apps will deter illegal crossings in the river and stop the use of cartel smugglers but what it is doing is making it easier for migrants across into texas by using that cbp one apps? what is it? take a look at this video our team shot in eagle pass, a group of hunter and migrants just allowed in eagle pass after using the apps, essentially allows them to fill out an application online, that get an appointment at a port of entry to seek an exemption to title 42 and be released directly into the us, that happened with the group you are seeing here, the administration says this. people trying to cross through the river or to pay coyotes to cross over, critics say this is just the biden administration arbitrarily, and potentially illegally, granting access to the united states to these migrants without a legal basis to do so to clean up their pr problem with the

just yesterday the area's cbp port director shared these photos.ys cbp officers found prime ministerially 19,800 -- approximately 19,800 pills taped to the leg of a pedestrian this year, also about 46,200 -- 446,200 pills hidden in a vehicle at the point of entry. i spoke with amy neville, the president of the alexander neville foundation. her group has traveled all over the country to educate families about the devastating and deadly consequences of this drug. she has dedicated her life to this cause since she lost her only son, you see him there, young alex, to fentanyl poisoning back in june of 2020. >> alex was just a very amazing, charming, bright kid, and i feel, you know, obviously my life is darker without him. but, you know, he should have had, he should have had his future. >> reporter: amy neville is speaking at a fentanyl a awareness concert today to bring attention to this crisis as cbp officers continue to share images of fentanyl found hidden in cars and strapped to the bodies of people trying to get past the border. >> it's absolute

we need to devote resources to our cbp agents. we need to be looking at technologies. i was down at the del rio sector a little over a year ago, they told me the cartels are making about $11 billion a week off of people and off of this misery at our southern border. so it is a criminal enterprise, which means they have the resources to be able to get that technology, buy these weapons and then fight back against our brave men and women. so it means cutting them off at the knees, means actually enforcing the laws at our southern border. meaningfully enforcing remain in mexico. cbp agents have asked us to make title 42 permanent, i'm hopeful we'll be able to do that. before we move forward with immigration reform, we absolutely need to be focused on safety and security at our southern border. >> amazing how you connect the dots for people who think it's just a border state issue when you are telling stories like that father in iowa, fearing that the next pill his son could take could be laced with fentanyl and kill him, that is a fear too many parents have in this countr

cubanos, nicaragüenses y haitianas que llevan dÍas tratando de realizarse en la aplicaciÓn quemada cbpe entrada terrestre y no podido. >> tenemos tres meses de estar aquÍ. sandra: la angustia afecta a los mÁs de 13,000 migrantes que estÁn parados a ciudad fronteriza de reynosa, tamaulipas. sandra: los migrantes buscan uno de los 30,000 cupos mensuales anunciados el 5 de enero por el presidente para poder ingresar y trabajar en estado unidos de manera legal, sin embargo al ingresar sus datos el sistema se detiene y ya no les permite avanzar. >> desde las 8:00 trate de entrar a la aplicaciÓn no funciona. sandra: tambiÉn hay otras que has, como se programan citas en tijuana a cientos de millas de distancia de quienes estÁn en reynosa. una multitud de migrantes protestÓ para expresar su descontento con la nueva polÍtica migratoria, asegura que les obligan a usar una aplicaciÓn. sandra: las primeras entrevistas de las autoridades estadounidenses fueron programadas para el 18 de enero. en el aÑo fiscal 2022 se contabilizaron 2.3 millones de arrestos y expulsiones, cinco veces mÁs que en el 2

he did not bother spending time with the third component of cbp which is amo. he spent a very short time with border patrol agents. spent the vast majority of his time with the ofo officers at the port of entry and that's not where the cartels control stretches of our border. they control it between the ports of entry. he needed to see what was going on. did not need a sanitized version. he stacked the line with border patrol agents on late saturday night through sunday so that the mainstream media would see something that is not normal in that area. it was wrong what he did. >> john: still, according to griff jenkins, put it up on the screen, in the 24 hours in which the president visited three of them, 518 migrants crossed the border illegally and were picked up by cpb. the president did not see any of them. should he have? >> he should have. he could have gone to where the apprehensions were taking place and done it from a safe distance. he could have seen the problem he caused. he refused to do that. again, he knew the mainstream media was going to come dow

i mean, the cbp agents are on the front lines.umber of suicides, among them an increasing number up to 21 that got killed in accidents with vehicles with vehicles because of incoming migrants. we had over 250,000 encounters with illegal migrants last month alone with cbp detention centers are overflowing. there's risks of infectious diseases. yes, including covid. mean you know, nobody's checking anybody for covid at the border where there's no vaccine requirement at the border, so it's tremendous stress for the cbp agents. and as i wrote in the op ed, the most important thing of all, stewart they're making them take light detector test, so people are retiring. we need replacements, and we they gotta take glide detector tests and over half of them are failing for no good reason whatsoever. by the way, they're eminently qualified. that's crazy. thanks for bringing to our attention, doctor. that's a big story. appreciate it. thank you, dr siegel. this is our system e service members who were fired over the covid vaccines are being f

will visit a shelter, he will also visit a center that helps with migrant asylum process and visit the cbp processing center where the migrants are loaded up on the buses and sent to places like new york city and hopefully he will, indeed, see some migrants. now let me show you some drone footage we shot, bill, you have seen it multiple times. the same every morning almost. this is drone shot that we shot early this morning of 149 migrants, many of them coming from the usual places we have been seeing which are ecuador, cuba, colombia and also, though, there were a few in this group from sinegal, western countries coming from a very long place. congressman tony gonzales, republican that represents this area was on fox news sunday talking about what he hopes the administration's plan to address this and specifically secretary mayorkas' job in all of this. take a listen. >> one of my roles is oversight of the executive branch so sitting down with secretary mayorkas one thing in particular that i have pushed for two years is to get border patrol agents out of the field, out of the processing

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more illegal immigrants to cross the border just received free shelter and also.$5 billion for the cbpgement that cannot be used to hire officers for expand border security so what is the point? there is a serious need for physical oversight in the biden administration be here with the reaction who's on the oversight committee a congressman from maryland who is on the appropriations committee thank you for joining us tonight. how do we have oversight of what in the world is going on in ukraine? >> we have a chance passing the omnibus bill to put in language i cannot understand why the democrats would refuse. we are printing and borrowing the money. europe is lending it to ukraine we are giving it and we cannot ask for an inspector general to determine if it goes to the people in pleasant places of weaponry? jason: you would think after what we saw happening with afghanistan the inspector general there told us he's not less than half the money actually made it there was lining people's pockets on the way. talking about immigration your help to champion what is going on with the ngo that

christina: just yesterday cbp arizona in nogales, shared photos, cbp found 19,800 fentanyl pills tape today legs of pedestrian this week and found 446,000 fentanyl pills at nogales port of entry. her group agents families about the deadly and devastating consequences of this deadly drug. she's dedicated her life to this cause since she lost her only son alex to fentanyl poisoning in june of 2020. she's speaking at a fentanyl awareness conference today to bring attention to the crisis as cpp officers continue images and seize fentanyl at the border. >> it's absolutely terrifying and it's -- it's so unreal sometimes when you see them strapped to people's bodies and how is that person even still alive with that much exposure around them. that part blows my mind. it's indicative of what is coming. this is what they are catching. christina: definitely a good question. amy neville continues to warn families, one pill can kill. warns taking pills from strangers or friend other than what is prescribed by their doctor. griff: christina coleman following all of that for us, thank you. molly. mo

griff: brand new numbers fox news receiving from cbp of unknown got aways, 293,993 known got away.o custody, we don't know who they are, they have come across illegally and are into the united states, that rounds out in 120 days to 2,450 per day. joining us now former acting ice director from fox news contributor tom homan, tom, you hear the latest numbers, you and i talk about known got away but honestly, this fiscal year to date so far since october 1st, 2,450 known got aways a day. your reaction? tom: look that should scare the hell out of every american. why would illegal alien not take advantage, come across the border, turn themselves into the border patrol, get released, get a free airline ticket to the city of his choice and apply for work authorization, why would they not take advantage of that program? you know why, because they don't want to be fingerprinted, there's a reason for that. the known got aways -- they arrested people from 140 different countries m are sponsored to terrorism. if you don't think a single one of 1.2 million, you are wrong. gang members, sexual p

we need to support our cbp folks.rsonnel and also hiring new personnel. and something as simple as a policy goff former veteran who has to go through this very arduous process to get hired, and, you know, if we have got a veteran who had a successful military career, why don't we put them in cbp. it's simple things like that very quickly make a difference at the southern border. >> carley: interesting. >> we got take control back from the drug cartels. this president has given control to the drug cartels with the massive waves of people coming across the crossing sites. fentanyl pours. in we can address this by our authorizing regulation that demands that the dhs folks do it the way it's supposed to be done. >> todd: you are chair of the homeland security committee. will our homeland be more secure than it was the past two years. >> # hundred percent. yes. >> todd: congressman mark green, congratulations again on your appointment. >> thank you. >> todd: wish you the best of luck you have a lot on your plate. >> carley

cbp 1.schedule an appointment at a port of entry and make their asylum claim there without crossing the border unlawfully and have a decision determined by an asylum officer do they qualify? >> jesse: so, before, you cross into our country and they let you in. now joe wants you to make an appointment so they can let you in. no one is still not getting in. you just have to make an appointment. it's like open table for illegals. so, if you're from cuba, nicaragua, haiti or venezuela, biden still wants you to pay a coyote, still hop into a caravan, still walk through jungles and desserts and once you get to our border, you download an app. and it will take your reservation. this is like tsa precheck for the third world. and, wait, i thought these were all peasants without a dime. excuse me pesos to their name. and they're all going to die if they stay in their village? and they all have iphones? and they know how to get into the app. store? is tim cook going to set up apple stores in tijuana no

countries, places like tajikastan and somalia and afghanistan are all being handed off through the cbp country on humanitarian paroles which is giving them work permits. this is happening all over the border. and also from airports in the interior of mexico and elsewhere they that you can just fly right into an american city after you've run through your application. but those people will not be counted as illegal crossing statistics and that's what the biden administration is counting on to claim success. maria: oh, i see. so that's the point here, to mislead the american people again. >> that's the point. maria: to make it look like they've actually done something at the border so that we don't have to constantly say another 250,000 last month, 5.1 million over the last two years, 1 you thousand -- 1 million got aways, 1,000 or several thousand pounds of fentanyl seized. they try to make the numbers look better. we'll be waiting for that misinformation to come from the white house, todd. thanks very much for joining us this morning. todd bensman on the wide open border and its impact

cbp officers at the port of entry seizing 75,800 fentanyl pills, 40 pounds of meth in a smuggler's gas tank as they were trying to drive into the united states. and lastly, tucson, arizona sector, another child molestor arrested at the southern border. a mexican national, his name is martin rojas venezuela, he was previously convicted in 2009 of lewd acts with a child in the state of california. and live, texas governor greg abbott will be in the rio grande valley, holding a press conference, he's going to announce the construction of more texas border wall, not the federal border wall, and also has other announcements he plans to make about texas' efforts when it comes to securing the southern border. >> sandra: bill, thank you so much. john. >> john: south texas to the 49th parallel, migrants are braving the cold, ice and snow for hours to cross into the united states from canada. eric shawn is live in the new york newsroom. and small children are among those making the journey. >> it's unbelievable, attention on the exploding southern border but the northern border has also seen a h

cbp says they seized 75,800 fentanyl pills and 40 pounds of meth hidden in a smuggler's gas tank tryingthe united states from mexico. another child molester arrested at our southern border. take a look at this mug shot here. border patrol in the tucson sector arresting this mexican national after he crossed illegally. his name is martin rojas venezuela. he has a previous conviction in 2009 for lewd acts with a child in the state of california. back out her live. the january numbers are going to be significantly lower than what we just saw last month in december. that will be a combination of the chillier weather and this new policy. however, the numbers do not reflect the surge of got-aways coming across. dhs does not report those numbers. they don't give those numbers out to the public. they're not included in the monthly numbers. to give some perspective, cbp sources tell fox news in the last few months since october 1, there's been nearly 300,000 known got-aways at the southern border. back to you. >> all right, bill melugin. thank you very much. there's an effort right now to allow

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just yesterday the area's cbp port director in nogales, arizona, shared these photos.oximately 19,800 fentanyl pills taped to the legs of a pedestrian this week. they also found about 446,200 fentanyl pills hidden throughout a vehicle at the nogales port of entry. morning i spoke with california mom amy neville. she's the president of the alexander neville foundation. her group has traveled to new york, maryland, texas, all over the country to educate families about the devastating consequences of this drug. she has dedicated her life to this cause since she lost her only son, 14-year-old alex, to fentanyl poisoning back in june of 2020. >> alex was just a very amazing, charming, bright kid, and i peel, you know, obviously my life is darker without him. but, you know, he should have had, he should have had his future. >> reporter: amy neville spoke at a fentanyl awareness concert today to bring attention to this crisis as cbp continues to share images of fentanyl found hidden in cars and strapped to the bodies of people trying to get across the border. >> it's absolute

cbp sources telling fox there have been nearly 300,000 gotaways just since october. those are the ones our scanners and cameras can pick up. we don't know anything about them. we know that 300,000 of them roamed across our border and are traveling like they want to across our country. there are plenty of people who come and we don't see them coming. the number that you see there, 2,450 per day is not just the southern border, though, as i mentioned that we're worried about. new photographs show people wading through 12 feet of snow on the border with canada. illegal crossings in the past three months more than the last two years combined. >> as they see what's happening along the southern border and how easy and those coming across the border illegally are rewarded and released into the country and provided with all the resources to live in the country. so goes to show you that because of the fact they have no strategy in place. the federal government, they is allowing a magnet for those trying to make it to the united states. >> harris: a magnet indeed across two bo

cbp sources moments ago telling fox news in the last 24 hours, there were 518 migrant encounters in the el paso sector alone. yet white house indicated the president did not witness any migrants in the three stops he made in el paso. cbp sources also say in the first 100 days of the fiscal year that began on october 1st there have been more than 718,000 total migrant encounters across the entire southwest border of which 198,000 were expelled under title 42. a decrease of people expelled by title 42. we spoke with ranchers and landowners in this area. here is what they said about the president's visit. listen. >> everything is picked up, everything is clean, everybody is on their best behavior frnlt if he wanted to see what was happening on the border come to someplace more active. >> had he come here, dana, this morning he would have seen just before dawn this group of about 164 migrants by our count. they come every day here across the river to be processed. many will be released and then finally, this new video. i shot this about an hour ago literally near where i am standing. you ca

since last october cbp's miami sector has responded to more than 250 migrant landings. 350% increase over the same time last year. the state of florida has now deployed dozens of additional law enforcement officers and resources to the keys too. you can generally tell where a boat is from based on its size. smaller ones like this one which are built away from the watchful eye of the cuban government are typically from that island nation. the larger ones are usually from haiti and can carry hundreds. the boats that now litter the keys, made of anything that might float, tell of the desperation. for cubans it's political persecution and a nfurther crumbling economy. for haitians it's poverty, hunger and gang violence. adam hoffner is assistant patrol agent for miami's patrol sector. >> there's not even seats for them to sit in. they don't have any life preservers, things like that. >> reporter: he says migrants arrive dehydrated and sunburned. at least 65 have died at sea since last august. back on patrol, these agents hope fewer will attempt the journey. >> it is extraor

they saw that that really sort of sent shockwaves in terms of, it was not just cbp coming into a fewity to the church. now, dhs set aside churches, and all houses of worship and court houses, a safe places, where migrants cannot be arrested, but the biden administration even went further and in october of 2021, homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas sent out a mexico -- even being in the proximity of some of those places could be places where migrants should be protected as well. in other words, how is a courthouse or a house of worship safe a migrant cannot even get their? so, legal experts i spoke to, immigration advocates, say this calls into question whether or not dhs is in violation of that policy. and also it calls into question, you know, what kind of fear cbp is putting into migrants ahead of the presidents visit? was it all to try to clear the streets from some of those of it -- optics of having migrant sleeping on the street? border patrol says the people they arrested are those who evaded protection. they needed to come in, be processed. they needed to find out wh

that is a border patrol, that is a component of cbp that handles all of this but he did not have anyed visits with them. but what he did do late last night, he started to beef up the border between the ports of entry so that when the cameras came in they would see something that is not normally there. he also cleaned out a lot of the facilities so it did not look as bad as we see every single day. this is a recalled dog and pony show when you are never going to be able develop the true policies and programs and operations unless you are willing to see exactly what is going on. and he refused to do that. that is the problem. he continues to pander to open border left is pretty continues to pander to his own officials and the west wing that continue to want this chaos to ensue. if we do not do that, if he doesn't look what's actually going on, he is never going to come up with solutions until this issue. >> he never visited the border as vice president pretty hasn't visited the border as president until now. now that sort of talking point can be taken away he can say oh yeah, i went to

and you call cbp 1 to schedule an appointment at the port of entry and then make their asylum claim there crossing. now, if you cross without using the app. you are ineligible to come in. what happened the remain in mexico for venezuelans actually worked. do you know why? we know it worked because it worked for remain in mexico for earn under the previous president. he would admit it. because remain in venezuela where we thought we would expand it. there is 150 countries, including russians and not ukrainians but russians and belarusians. >> pete: yeah. >> brian: so what about them? they're allowed to come in but you don't have to use the app.? oh, i'm sorry, the cuban refugee, you go use your app., stand in mexico. >> pete: you use the app. you no app. what about the unaccompanied minors, what about the #-year-olds. unaccompanied minors come through our border we just don't know what happens to them do they have an app. you are not really addressing the problem. at least he is admitting the remain in venezuela worked which means remain in mexico. so for those four countries. >> ainsley:

most have their paperwork after making an asylum claim with cbp. but little else. every day a small army of volunteers like martha show up to hand out blankets and jackets to the migrants. >> they're humans, they're here, they're suffering, and we need to do something. and if more people would come out and help, we all need to be united. and we need to be componan gll s th almt 1,000 meals s every day. >> i don't think anybody can see the people living here on the streets to see the little kids, the families, and not have compassion for the people who are really here with nothing. we will be here as long as there are people to feed. and this is an important job, and it has to be done. >> reporter: temperatures in el paso will not be freezing this weekend. but they'll still be cold. lows in the 40s. and that's a concern because from what we've seen and after talking to some migrants, they're starting to see more parents with young children. omar villafranca, cbs news, el paso, texas. >>> still ahead on the cbs weekend news, a garage sale with sky-high savings for av

meanwhile, an app called cbp one allows would-be migrants to download it, download it and get pre screened. apply for exemptions to get around title. 42 and and into the u.s. without actually coming to get processed at the border. those of the services at that app does provide no confirmed numbers yet by cbp one, but the apps developers report, but they are getting flooded with applications through this app every day. they believe it's helping to deter people from showing up at the border. and coming up in our next half hour here on the kron, 4 news at noon and oakland family demands justice in a new lawsuit over how police officers handled a car chase that ended in disaster. and the fbi now investigating antioch police officers accused of misconduct. details ahead. and we have new information on the interrogation of david de pap the suspect accused of attacking nancy pelosi's husband, paul. husband, paul. >> stay with us. hold on... you're a night manager and mom. and the bill payer, baker, and nightlight maker? that's a lot. so, adding “and student” might feel daunting. but what if a sch

i can tell you just seconds ago my cbp sources tell me that the headquarters in washington at cbp isporting that there were 518 migrant encounters in the el paso sector in the last 24 hours. you had president biden spending more than three hours on the town in that sector didn't see a single migrant. however, he asked about them. watch. >> how many folks do you have coming through. it varies week-to-week and day to day but how many people do you have coming through. >> [inaudible] >> i know you have people every day but i'm trying to get a sense of the flow, the average. >> well [inaudible] >> >> griff: this after side-by-side video you can see on wednesday this past week the streets looked like san francisco with migrants littering in sleeping bags thursday a clean-up. unclear according to colleague bill meg reporting they don't know exactly who ordered the clean up or if it predated the president wants visit. however, can you clearly see there was an effort made to clean those streets. now, a senior administration official told cnn this saying there just weren't any at the center w

go first, if they are seeking asylum, they can use an app on their cell phone called cbp one, o-and-e. you have to spell it out, not the number one trend. to schedule at a point of entry and make their asylum claim there without crossing the border unlawfully and having the decision determined by an asylum officer do they qualify. second, in october we worked with the mexican government to launch a new parole program. there is another program, you all know but the public may not called the parole program. it immediately show results. it reduced the number of people crossing the border unlawfully. the way this parole program works, one must have a lawful sponsor here in the united states who agrees to sponsor you to get your. then that person has to go undergo rigorous background checks and apply from outside the united states and not cross the border illegally in the meantime. if they apply and their application is approved, they can use the same app the cbp one app to present at a port of entry. and to be able to work in the united states legally for 2 years. that's the process. up b

so if they show up at the border or do that cbp one app with an appointment or they cross the borderegally, there's sill a high probability they're going to get released into the united states, the vast majority. so there was a quick dip because people listened to it, but as soon as they got phone calls from their relatives that it wasn't really working that way, the flow just continues. you have to have real, meaningful consequences. it can't just be lip service. arthel: let's listen to democratic congressman henry cuellar. he is of texas, as you well mow. here's his idea of a solution. let's listen. >> we can do this with the law enforcement and the right policies at the border without the military. as you know, there is a law that prohibits the military from coming in. keep in mind that the national guard and the other military that we've had have only provided support services, support services to the border patrol. but it's not only the personnel that, the technology, it's the policy at the border. arthel: so what do you think about what the congressman is saying? >> so there's

in el paso where he didn't win this or speak to any migrants according to the pool reports however cbp fox news sources saying there were 518 migrant encounters in el paso alone. we spoke to the one of the land owners in eagle pass and here is a little bit of what she had to say about the president's visit. take a listen. >> first i would tell them to speak to border patrol. they are the ones taking the brunt of this. they are tired and they just feel like nobody really cares about them and he is their boss. he should talk to border patrol. he should listen to border patrol. >> griff: now the president did meet with border patrol acting chief in el paso, and he met with some agents, but it's unclear exactly what came from that, but what cbp sources also told me over the weekend, neil, is that in the first 100 days since this fiscal year began, back on october 1, they have had more than 718,000 migrant encounters across the entire southwest border of just 19 8,000 were expelled under title 42 and that means more than half a million in 100 days have already been released into the u.s.. n

some of these migrants, excuse me, they say that they actually have not been processed by cbp. so some of them are worried about being rounded up. there are a lot of law enforcement present here, but local advocates, they say that they do not believe that this is humane. that these migrants are near this church and they should not be arrested. so getting to the presidents trip right now, i would say that this is some of what he will be seeing, but from what we will be seeing, he will be touring a port of entry here in el paso as well as a migrant processing facility. the white house says that since mid december, there has been a sharp reduction in the number of one-off border crossings here in el paso. that is down 70% from mid december, when we were here several weeks ago, there was that rather significant minor influx were hundreds or more than 1000 at a time we're trying to cross from lake where as to el paso. we now see what's going on right now. that appears to be el paso city police at least taking some of the blankets and some of the encampments that we have seen here ov

if they apply and their application is approved, they can use the same app, the cbp one app to presentt the ports of entry and be able to work in the united states legally for two years. that's the process. but if their application is denied or if they attempt to cross into the united states unlawfully, they'll be returned back to mexico and will not be eligible for this program after that. so they are making the program available. if they apply and they do it properly, fine. if they don't apply and they try to come through, they're not going to have an opportunity to deal with the program. this new process is orderly, it's safe, and it's humane, and it works. since we created the new program. the number of venezuelans trying to enter america without going through a legal process has dropped dramatically from about 1100 per day to less than 250 per day, on average. that several 100 people, on average every single day who are not crossing into america illegally. today, i'm announcing that my administration is going to expand the parole program for people not only from venezuela, but fro

>> they have apologize to ice agents, border patrol and cbp and apologize to the amount of american lives lost to fentanyl poisonings over the last year. they should have apologize and work with us and local law enforcement. we know what it takes to fix this, but they don't want us to have a seat at the table with them. that is sad. we work well on the ground with the ground-level guys, but when it gets passed into washington, they have no desire to work with us. >> carley: what do you think about the new immigration policy, he wants immigrantses to apply for asylum in their home country first, will that make a difference? >> his policy, i don't think much of them at all. this is what he says, other side is encouraging people to just come here. when we stop people, we say, why do you come here, they say because of joe biden. that is the reason they come here. they want a better life, but we have a process in place and what he should be encouraging them to do is follow it. this is just more gobbley-guk. >> todd: they said thank you to joe biden and second breath said they are coming for be

. >> cbp expectses to clock 250,000 migrant encounters and influx steady stream of 200,000 for nine straightgally and border agents are dealing with overwhelming numbers. >> it is almost a norm now, anything over 200,000 is the norm. when i was with dhs and we were approaching 70 a month, it was a full-blown crisis. in may border agents encountered 241,000 migrants. >> todd: the numbers are staggering. new york city mayor eric adams saw chaos first hand, got a different view than president biden. >> he did, mayor eric adams, who has been begging for federal help paid a visit to el paso to visit with migrants personally. adams says the large numbers are putting a strain on the city's resources and he's demanding federal help. >> this is a federal crisis, new york can't take more, pointing the finger at national government, this is a national problem. >> maybe governor abbott move to show how other cities are dealing with massive numbers, maybe it worked, adams is saying biden administration needs to play a more active role in securing the border. >> todd: you spoke to robertalmonte. ing >> ri

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pell, the pentagon could pick up the phone, let the fbi or dhs or cbp know that and apparently i justely. yeah. congressman we have got leave it there. thank you for joining us. ♪ ♪ >> breaking news that the doj considered using the fbi in the biden document search, but, instead, allowed the president's purge attorney. >> in the meantime answers from this white house are frustration and -- rolling. >> i'm just knot going to -- you're asking a question that should go to white house counsel's office. >> the husband of ana walshe is now charged with her murder. >> brian could appear in court today. authorities face the prosecuting a murder case without ana's remains. >> warning residents about

. >> it's very clear that cbp enforcement officers, border patrol agents, custom officers, we are inre not able to stop the drugs and t to seizure of fentanyl is an example of how many drugs are coming into the country. they have been killing thousands of people in the united states and affecting our families and affecting our neighbors, our schools and while the crisis continues the drug wills continue to flow. jackie: we will continue to monitor this. this has been a huge story over the last two years but we will continue to be in 2023. thank you so much. >> thank you so much. jackie: coming up, could tech be poised for a turnaround in 2023. jeb bush security managing director dan iyes what he's expecting in the new yearment you're watching mornings with maria live on fox business. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hi, i'm jason and i've lost 202 pounds on golo. being a veteran, the transition from the military into civilian life causes a lot of stress. i ate a lot for stress. golo and release has helped me with managing that stress and allowing me to focus on losing weight. for anyone struggling with

cbp officials reporting more than 42,000 migrant b encounters in the north so far this fiscal year.t is on track to top last year's total of nearly 110,000 encounters. new hampshire's governor warned of this influx of migrants at the northern border months ago. >> we've seen a lot of northern border agents shifted to the southern border because the administration will not put in the additional resources needed to take care of the crisis down there and we talk about a southern border crisis but it's a national crisis. god bless governor abbott. he's doing everything he can. new hampshire has a northern border. agents get diverted. we're seeing an increase in smuggling and traffic on the northern border, whether drugs and other illegal activity coming over there so, therefore, our states have to put more resources up there. >> the border patrol sector be in vermont reported a 743% increase in migrant apprehensions and encounters from this time last i don't las. >> brooke, we often talk about the southern border. what's -- we know the numbers. any idea what's happening, who are the peo

greg abbott placed here with razor wire on top to try to slow it down and mike, stunning new numbers, cbpurces giving fox news this morning across the entire southwest border, we can show you more than 718 total migrant encounters in first 101 days of fiscal year 2023 which began on october 1st, nearly 200,000 released under title 42 meaning more than half million were released into the u.s. let's go just to the el paso sector where mark meredith was. the encounters in first one hundred days, can see nearly 170,000 and they are up more than 220% from this time last year and that bottom number, mike, more than 78,000 known got aways, we don't know where they came from, where they are going or why they are here. we just know that the border officials observed them and were not able to bring them into custody. now let me just show you some video from texas dps lieutenant kris oliveras pursuing in the rio grande valley more of the got-aways, migrants who run and do not want to be apprehended an big part of the crisis. only time will tell whether or not that will be a part of the president's n

including those with prior military service and have active security clearances and they're failing a cbp polygraph. it doesn't make any sense. what is going on there? what are you making of that and who are they weeding out of our border patrol? and why? >> well, you know, that tells me there's something wrong with the polygraph system and wrong with the process with what they're doing, how they're implementing the polygraph. i would take a look at polygraph company, examiner because there's too many, way too many people that are failing the polygraph. i saw in one of the fox stories where a former border patrol agent who left the agency to take care of family decided to come back and she failed the polygraph and ironically she's a background investigator doing background investigation on new hires for border patrol so what's going on here? what's wrong with that picture? incredible. rachel: i guess the question is is it that the polygraph system is faulty or something's wrong with it or is this intentional that they're trying to recruit people who aren't as qualified as your friend you

into office and turned off every single one of those tools deliberately and purposefully and ordered cbpegal aliens from the mexican side of the border into our country and resettle them across all 50 states. >> laura: but stephen, doesn't he throw a few bones to the enforcement crowd with expansion of immediate expulsions to different countries, didn't he do that? >> he is ending title 42, title 42 is being wound down. only a supreme court order is keeping it in place, and what biden will replace title 42 with is even more catch and release, so every single illegal alien removed is a shrinking number under title 42, the administration is preparing to shift into conventional catch and release settings. it show up, get a court date in seven years, have a family, have some u.s. citizen children, see you never, stay here for life. >> laura: and mollie, during his first and only trip to the border, his administration ended up passing the buck. >> it's not collaborating with the federal government on an issue that requires collaboration. we cannot have the rights and the needs of individuals

cbp officer posted this reminder on twitter saying, quote, the san diego field offices recently noticedd at our ports of entry. as a reminder uncooked are prohibited entry from mexico into the u.s. bill, have you intercepted any eggs at the southern border? bill: i have not but i will be in the lookout. i was in la before i came out here and i went to the grocery store to stock up on a few things and there were no eggs at all. zero, none. i was doing a little bit of research during commercial break and apparently this is because of bunch of bird flu and new castle disease, it's killing chickens in the united states, 57 million dead birds in the u.s. alone so far. so causing a serious egg shortage but no, i have not seen egg smuggling yet. i will keep an eye out for that. i don't put eggs in my smoothy. there are some people out there who do that but that's not my thing. [laughter] gillian: i feel you. one thing that's interesting about this that i was reading yesterday there's uptick of all items being smuggled across the southern border, avocados, for example, i did not realize that ca

it comes as cbp sources tell fox news we'll have a december of more than 250,000 migrant encounters. that has never happened in history, dana. the secondest highest -- the highest on record currently is may of last year 241,000. we were able to speak with congressman represents this area, representative tony gonzalez yesterday he came down to the river to see it firsthand. a little of what he had to say. take a listen. >> that's what i worry the most. everyone starting to get numb to it as if the numbers are okay. it is not okay. or laws are broken and immigration system is non-existent. >> take a look at this drone footage we shot yesterday morning of a large group, 150 migrants in this group from the countries we've been seeing regularly, ecuador, cuba, columbia, a few from peru. there were also three migrants, one from senegal, two from western african countries that speaks to the mix of the countries coming. we know there was more than 140 different countries along the southwest border this fiscal year so far. we went up into kinney county where a rancher recounted a harrowing ex

cbp sources telling fox news a record [ing 250,000 people were encountered. a quarter million this comes after nine straight months of encounters exceeding 200,000. charlie hurt, washington times opinion editor, richard fowler both huge contributors. i'll start with you, charlie. mayor adams when he was running, i remember he said illegals would be able to vote. this is sanctuary territory up here in new york. what happened? >> it is extraordinary. he is right about one thing. the people of new york city don't deserve this. they also don't deserve to be lied to by politicians like mayor adams going back and embracing all the ideas around sanctuary cities. this is what you get when you have politicians who embrace sanctuary cities and don't believe in enforcing very basic immigration laws that are passed by congress. all of this -- more than anyone is joe biden's fault single handedly his fault for undoing all of the things his predecessor put in place that stopped the immediate problem at the border. he did it for political purposes. he did it as a political

cbp one. to schedule an appointment at airport of entry and make their asylum claim there without crossing the border unlawfully and have a decision determined by a officer did they qualify. kennedy: t that nothing could go wrong there. who is to blame for border crisis, republicans. >> republicans have refused to consider my comprehensive plan, and rejected my recent request for an additional 3.5 billion to secure the border. the immigration with a political issue. we need more resources to secure the border, again extreme republicans have said no. >> republicans have not bp serious about this. kennedy: that is good, i think insult is working in washington. so what took so long for president to come around, will a border trip change his stance? lady's night on the party panel. we have "fox nation" host abby hornacek. and we have co-host of the 5, it is jessica tarlov and "new york post" reporter lidia moynihan. my fear, abby, the border op will be similar to when kim jong-un goes to day care

cbp officers at the port of entry seizing 75,800 fentanyl pills and 40 pounds of meth hidden in a smuggler's gas tank. we'll keep you in arizona and show you a child molest tore arrested in the tucson sector. this is a mexican national. he has a previous conviction in 2009 for lewd acts with a child in the state of california. lastly, another sex offender arrested. this one in texas, del rio sector. look at this mug shot. carlos from guatemala and he has a previous conviction in 2009 for sexual assault in the city of dallas. back out here live as those sex offenders continue to be arrested by border patrol it highlights the concerning numbers with the known gotaways slipping across our border. sources telling fox news just since october 1st there have been nearly 300,000 known gotaways evading border patrol. that averages out to well over 2,000 every single day. >> dana: incredible. you had an airport delay yesterday. we're glad you got there for this reporting. thanks, bill. >> yeah, thanks. >> dana: border patrol officials in new york, vermont and new hampshire say they have caught more il

and if you add to that when talking about the security, we have our cbp folks turned into order takers air marshals come about 150 of them, taking off of airplanes supposed to be keeping us safe while traveling in the air, they are being sent to the border to be order takers. it is a recipe for disaster, todd. >> todd: as you said biden deploying about 200 air marshals to the border. here is the "washington examiner" editorial board: this out, "this the biden administration dismantled the entire federal air marshals system if god forbid anything sd happen on any flight, biden has 100% to blame." donald, what happened to never forget? >> never forget? they forgot and don't give a damn. it is obvious they have totally forgot about 9/11. we could almost accept all rights, we will have open borders with smugglers, human traffickers and murderers and people like that. but now, to have a repeat of 9/11. you know, intelligence will tell you there are still dedicated jihadists out there that want to pull off another 9/11. there are people out there that would love to take an airplane down here