their work under cbp but they are the ones that have command and control of of entry at cbp. >> and they are the central force interdicting fentanyl to be across the border? >> they are the ones that have oversight of all ports of entry who would be the ones to be the proper witness for the. >> and they are not here today? >> they are not. >> okay. even more puzzling to me in terms of the political rhetoric is that 86% of the people convicted of fentanyl smuggling in 2021 were american citizens, not foreign nationals or unauthorized immigrants, right? but u.s. citizens who were on the payroll of the smuggling operations of the cartels. is that the same as your understand, chief chavez? >> i know that is some cases we have arrested or interdicted and arrested folks are smuggling drug smuggling. it has been american citizens but i don't have statistics to my knowledge at this time whether the majority has been american citizens. >> i will share with you the statistics we got from the cbp. let me ask you this. what operational security of our border be strengthened by the 300 additional bor

what about cbp officers committing suicide?seen the despair. >> thank you, my time is almost up. chief modeling, yes or no? unfortunate and disgraceful, i have one final question, chief, you were asked if there's a policy change, possibly rumors that people were coming to the country illegally because of something they had heard but when you agree policy did change? president trump it was catch and deport hunter biden, it's catch and release into the interior of our country. no longer waiting outside of our country for asylum, they are being released into our country on the honor system so with that we are seeing an increase of terrorists, 15 100% and members coming across the have doubled illegal crossing with criminal convictions up 13%, dead bodies three 100%. cbp suicide at a decade high so would you agree that the policy change? there's an invasion happening at our southern border because of this policy change and it's happening because joe biden invoked amnesty and change the border policies that were working for our coun

if not for our brave cbp officers, , these drugs would've headed straight to american homes. however, secretary mayorkas asserts he is maintained operational control of the border. he has said as much in this committee under oath. he and the administration come at you have this disinformation some some of our colleagues across the aisle today, that fentanyl seizures are up, which they are, and that fentanyl is thus not getting into the country. the implication is about that all the fentanyl comes through ports of entry. however, i have here a photo of 232 pounds of fentanyl seized in land, missing the point of the port of entry, bypassing the ports of entry. that's enough to kill 50 americans. i would like to also introduced into the record, unanimous consent. so ordered. well, here's just one video from a rancher on the border. let's play the video please. >> what you see here, camera footage of ways of drug cartel runners wearing camouflage, carpet shoes, carrying backpacks of fentanyl and other drugs. they walk into the country, go to drop sites, load it into vehicles and

>> we don't have the specific information cbp or border patrol would have.e could ask the department of homeland security and get back to you. >> understanding the dynamics of where the drugs are coming and we have heard reference to the fact doctor gupta, you were referring to the fact that the cartels want to move it in the fast and efficient way that seems to be through border crossing at that statistic seems to back it up. but the other thing i found very surprising was according to the same stats from the sentencing commission that 91% of the seizures of the border are from u.s. citizens. so i is slow just wanted to ask if you're familiar with that and if you considered accurate. >> senator, again, dea is not responsible for the border with the border patrol. >> i do understand that but in drug enforcement you want to understand the issue and these are basic fundamental facts. >> what we see basically we see americans and mexicans and when we are doing investigations we are generally doing them in the united states and guess. >> that 90%, is that accura

it is not directly done from cbp or patrol. it is incarnation with i cro. they at our facilities doing the processing with us jointly and, therefore, it is courtney did with them and then the ngo. >> so who is recording the reason for the parole? >> it would be i.c.e. cro. >> okay. but that is being documented? >> yes, sir. >> because if we required by law that it be document. >> back everything is document. >> according to, the under this appropriation bill in march 2022 it required within 60 days it be record only a quarter to reports accounts include the number of parole request received and granted and for those granted the rationale for each grant and its duration. would you be surprised to know that the report that was released to congress did not include any of the rationale for each parolee granted. >> i was not aware of that. >> but you agree with me that it would be, it would be an expectation if it's in the long that it should be responsibility to provide that information individually for each individual? >> i i would think if it's a requirement

officers -- cbp officers, and support personnel at ports of entry. another 70 million to strengthen non intrusive inspections systems that scan because and cargo to disrupt the flow of drugs including fentanyl. that at the ports of entry. not one of my republican colleagues voted for that legislation. in june of 2020, congress passed the infrastructure bill, which included $430 million to modernize our ports of entry and improve cbp's ability to detect illicit drugs. 200 house republicans voted against it. we put that money in because we know that over 90% of fentanyl is seized at ports of entry. now, i understand that the issues that we are talking about today require my republican colleagues to tell a lot of statements that aren't true, to use nativist rhetoric, words like invasion and flooding, that have actually been used throughout the history of this country to demonize immigrants into this country, different waves of immigrants that have come into this country, but that is not the way that we are going to solve this problem. judge samaniego, i

cbp tells us it has two prior missions on sunday.ght violate the no fly zone and feeding live video down to the law enforcement command center on the ground. >> this is a vast partnership from glendale police all the way up to dhs, and the goal of game day is for the 70,000-plus people inside of the stadium to never worry about what's going on up in the air. >> the faa is scheduled to issue a temporary flight restriction on sunday. cbp explains why. >> it's the unknown that really causes the biggest concern. not really knowing what his intentions are, where he's going >> back on the ground, cbp will have roughly 150 agents and plans to deploy the same technology it uses at the southern border including infrared and heat detecting technology. we talked to some fans about whether they're concerned about safety. >> [laughter] we're from philly. if you know, you know. [laughter] so this is nothing. >> there's always going to be people that cause things but i really think that they are doing everything they possibly can. >> and dhs secret

officers -- cbp officers, and support personnel at ports of entry. another 70 million to strengthen non intrusive inspections systems that scan because and cargo to disrupt the flow of drugs including fentanyl. that at the ports of entry. not one of my republican colleagues voted for that legislation. in june of 2020, congress passed the infrastructure bill, which included $430 million to modernize our ports of entry and improve cbp's ability to detect illicit drugs. 200 house republicans voted against it. we put that money in because we know that over 90% of fentanyl is seized at ports of entry. now, i understand that the issues that we are talking about today require my republican colleagues to tell a lot of statements that aren't true, to use nativist rhetoric, words like invasion and flooding, that have actually been used throughout the history of this country to demonize immigrants into this country, different waves of immigrants that have come into this country, but that is not the way that we are going to solve this problem. judge samaniego, i

cbp confirm the reduction in a statement telling fox in part the u.s.order patrol began reducing the number of them that it deploys on january 1, 2023. although border patrol's number will be reduced the border patrol will continue to use them throughout fiscal year 2023. only four of those balloons will remain. the border patrol union sounding off telling us in part these have been one of the most successful tools on the border allowing us to see what's crossing into the u.s. and guide us to the location and apprehend people and contraband including fentanyl. the loss of these tools is a blow to border security making the american people less safe. this move defies logic. former u.s. border patrol chief rodney scott sounding off saying it is another gut punch for agents. take a listen. >> this administration doesn't really truly care about securing the border. they care are optics. by dropping these they'll lose more visual into what's going on. the money is there. they redirected it to soft sided facilities, processing and humanitarian. carrying, feed

cbp tells us it has two my prayer -- primary missions and feeding live video to the command center onver worry about what's going on in the air. >> the faa will enter a temporary flight restriction on sunday and cbp explains why. >> unknown that causes the biggest concern. not knowing what things are working. >> back on the ground they say it will have roughly 150 agents and plans to deploy the same technology at the southern border including infrared and heat detecting technology. we talked to fans whether they are concerned about safety. >> we're from philly. if you know, you know. so this is nothing. >> there will always be people that cause things but i really think they are doing everything they possibly can. >> dhs secretary mayokas was here in phoenix earlier this week saying there was no credible threat. we haven't learned of anything new. looks like things are running smoothly here in glendale and we'll be here throughout the weekend and keep you guys updated. >> mike: thanks very much. fox is home to this year's super bowl lvii. catch pre-game coverage and watch the chiefs a

that is not what cbp says. host: let's talk to wayne in brentwood, tennessee.e has been impacted by the fentanyl crisis. caller: last year 2 of my cousins were found. when was already dead and one would soon die within 6 hours from fentanyl poising. they were not -- fentanyl poisoning. they were not young people. they were older white males in a rural area who, i am sure, got the fentanyl in a pressed pill form and thought it was something else. their dear mother was not able to redirect them. they succumbed to it. i have a couple of comments about why we have a problem and a solution. there were 2 events that were announced this week. they found a press mill. in that press mill, they were caught -- 5 people were caught and they were out of jail within 24 hours. we do not have an adequate penalty for an accessory to murder, which pressing pills that contain fentanyl is an accessory to murder. any american caught bringing fentanyl across the border, we should expand the accessory to murder charge and make it very, very serious. we have an open door in our crimin

. >> emily: that is part of it, harris, you explored last hour which is cbp infiltrated myriad areasnational sovereignty for quite some time. perhaps this spy balloon for the visual reminder that a silver lining, great, it's on everybody's radar but this is the tip of the iceberg and the latest in them attempting to penetrate our solvent treat which under this administration seems to work. >> harris: if you are china you are looking for any reason for you to go to taiwan. and i hear you, well, retaliation and overacting blah, blah, blah. i don't think they really want to retaliate but they want a reason to retaliate. and it could look like we will do what we want type of thing thank you very much. this is such a dangerous mix, if you will of not being prepared technologically and technically. maybe at the pentagon will do a better job with the former bomb technician and the staff marines jerry jones doesn't think that but he thinks the military knows what to do but somebody made it p.r. campaign. who would that be on the night of the state of the union, right? when i look at this, i

cbp says they are seeing mexican nationals crossing over and at a time typically slow because of the extreme winter weather conditions. >> we don't believe the organizations utilizing this area are going to stop just because it is cold. these folks are just taking advantage of the narrow distance between the two countries along the river and easy access. >> the internal border patrol email verified by fox states any agent volunteering for deployment up north should be prepared to do so as early as march 1st. it is not clear how many will be needed but raises the obvious question here, are there enough resources to go around especially when you consider how badly they've been struggling to fortify this border and do the work down here that we've been reporting on, bill. of course, now we're talking about moving more agents up north. it is just all over. back to you. >> bill: it sure is. it's all over. casey stiegel, mission, texas. >> dana: let's bring in chris clem a former yuma sector border patrol chief. i have family there. when you hear about taking people from the southern borde

we got people from africa. >> inside the shelter's office staff helps the migrants apply on the cbp 1this man is from kyrgyzstan. >> everyone come on out. >> griff: this as smug glick increasing. fox news accompanied border agents over the weekend as they captured a mexican cartel drone being operated on u.s. soil guiding migrants illegally across the border. agents say it's become a regular owe and the footage confiscated is helpful to law enforcement. it comes as the biden administration is grounding much of its own surveillance blimps due to costs. making it a battle for eyes in the sky. and, bret, border officials say the cartels are also increasingly recruiting american teenagers as smugglers, arresting a 16-year-old and a 19-year-old with a pickup truck full of migrants in arizona just last week. bret? >> bret: bret griff jenkins live along a wendy border tonight. thank you. up next, a man accused of killing a top tech executive in front of his child appears in court. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 5 in new york as the

bret, cbp sources tell fox there were about 150,000 migrant encounters in january.ost two years and the first time in 11 months the monthly numbers were under 200,000. >> bret: bill melugin along the border. thank you. ♪ >> bret: now on stories about china. one way in which china is waging economic war in the u.s. is through the solar panel industry. beijing dominates the supply chain for those devices and is seeking to push the u.s. further out of the business. here is senior national correspondent rich edson. >> it grows every year for sure. >> body month sell low with epson solar says her company now works about 10 products a week. the energy administration says residential solar installations rose 34% from 2020 to 2021. thanks in part to billions in federal and local subsidies. >> if you have tax liability, it's a 30% reduction in the cost of your project. so, it's a huge incentive. >> six months ago, this family went with solar. now, it's the neighbor's turn. the biden administration is pushing more of this as a way to cut car born 80% of the solar supply chain

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in mission, fox news has seen uptick in chinese nationals with cbp source telling fox apprehensions of chinese are up 800% over the same time last year. >> shannon: that was bill melugin reporting from the border on the challenges facing communities there. i sat down with arizona governor katie hobbs to discuss that and more this week. governor, welcome to "fox news sunday," thank you for making time for us, this is a busy week for you. has has your foret as governor before? >> gov. katie hobbs: excited to be governor of arizona issue the super bowl, what a way to walk into this office and to really showcase our state. not just to the country, but the world. this will be broadcast in 200 countries and several languages, we are excited. >> shannon: taking on the governor's office, you have a slew of huge issues that meet you day one in the door. arizona is most impacted by the border situation, let's talk about that. under the previous governor, a republican, he did bussing, you said it was a waste of taxpayer money, npr now notes many democratic governors and mayors are considering the

we built a federal water project all the cbp. and a state water project in the 30s in the 60s respectively. we have to do more. we can't have the federal agencies just continue to stand water out to the ocean and down the river because of fish flows. we've seen the price of food go up so much in this country. shortages, why are we sort of eggs. ? this is the united states and we should not be for food. >> what role, if any, do you believe climate change is played? you know, all they seem to want to talk about, racial issues, climate change. we wasted the last four years getting hardly anything done due to that or overreach on covid restrictions put on by federal and state government. we have to be getting cracking on doing the things. everyone we will climb at a four minute, what should we be doing? we should be building more water storage facilities so we can hold rainwater that would normally escape to the ocean. i want to remind people that the whole thing seems to boil down to co2 and western countries are supposed to stop pr

cbp officers seizing fentanyl pills and nine pounds of cocaine in six loads in just one week. smugglers hid the drugs in bumper and gas tanks, pills were found taped to legs. fentanyl has been seized since january 1. hours from now, president biden will deliver his state of the union address, expected to brag about what the white house calls economic progress, rising cost at the grocery store and gas pump could make it a tough sale. >> todd: alexandria hoff joins us with more. >> alexandria: the president's goal will be to ensure the american people their lives are better off under his leadership. according to the white house, president biden will show the american people his plan to build on the deficit reduction his leadership has already delivered by having corporations pay their fair share and lower prescription prices. here is brian dies. >> i think the president is hoping to do two things with the economy and the state of the union. first is to put the progress we have made economically back into the broader frame that really compelled him to run for president in the fir

meantime cbp reporting multiple deaths and injuries after a car crash in texas early this morning.t finn is live along the border in mission texas with the latest. >> arthel, we are monitoring to developing emergency situations along the border. first, 3:40 a.m. border patrol agents were involved in a failure to yield incident near rio bravo, texas that resulted in a single car crash with multiple deaths and injuries that crashes under investigation this afternoon. border patrol is not clarifying to us if any of its own agents were killed in the incident. we will update you as we can confirm more. in a separate incident outside of eagle pass, border patrol confirms to fox news agents were involved in the use of force incident this morning, one person injured, are owned one enforcement and border patrol sources say an agent or agents lives might have been threatened via female in a dramatic incident. one agent might have opened fire on that female. we will keep you updated as we can confirm more in that situation. we don't seek border patrol agents using their weapons too often. we

his ranch is a mile and a half away from the board in the tucson sector where cbp >> ashley: thank you. a republican new jersey councilman is found dead in his car exactly a week after the unvolved murder of councilwoman eunice dwumfour. he was shot dead at the energy company where he was a supervisor. gary curtis was found dead a short time later, he was a former employee of the company. police still search for whoever shot and killed sayreville councilwoman eunice dwumfour. police have not linked the two crimes calling heller's death an isolated incident. >> todd: a homeless man arrested for attacking angie craig in an elevator of her building. she was able to escape by throwing coffee on him. she saw the suspect acting erratically in the lobby. craig's team says she suffered bruises, but is expected to be okay. best friend of alex murdaugh taking the stand claiming he admitted, alex murdaugh, he was using drugs and stealing money from his law firm. >> he told me he had been addicted to opioids for 20 years or over 20 years and been stealing money from his clients in the firm. >> tod

. >> it's one of the only programs, congressman, where stone garden brings premiership tween cbp enters and local law enforcement, to acquit our state law enforcement. it's a program that sheriffs nationally and beyond have supported. it is our overtime, you are is working side by side with porn patrol. it's a great program. >> here's why bring that up. the stone garden program has been existence for quite some time. back during the administration of president obama, it was at about $50 million, given the fiscal year. right, now we are finding it at $90 million for the fiscal year 2023 budget that the president has admitted. that's the exact same number that president trump, former president trump, submitted during the course of his presidency. that's why i offer that is because, to me, these aren't partisan or proposals that, at the end of the day, are focused on blaming one side or the other. this is an example of something that president biden has continued to do. to support. i presume you support, that that he's continued funding for the stone garden. similarly, you put here, one of

. >> todd: cbp reported 156,000 migrants crossed the border into the u.s., most ever in u.s. history. >> ashley: and vivek ramaswamy launches his claim for president, the woke ceo announcing his candidacy on tucker carlson last night. >> we have celebrated diversity for so long, we forgot the ways we are the same as americans, bound by a common set of ideals that set this nation into motion 250 years ago. i'm proud to say tonight, i'm running for united states president to revive those ideals in this country. >> ashley: the third republican candidate to throw his hat in the ring for 2024, alongside former president trump and former south carolina governor nikki haley. vivek ramaswamy will join "fox and friends first" later this morning. less than a week from the chicago mayoral election and lightfoot is doing major damage control over this comment. >> any vote, any vote coming on the south side, for somebody not named lightfoot is vote for garcia. if you want them controlling your fate and your destiny, then stay home. don't vote. >> ashley: she said, don't vote, that is not

cbp officers at the port of entry seizing one hundred 90,000 fentanyl pills, two pounds of fentanyl powder hidden in a smuggler's vehicle. that is not far from where we are. house speaker kevin mccarthy will be here in cochise county later on this afternoon. we will be here for that and fentanyl likely going to be one of the many topics of conversation for them today. back to you. ibly5 great report. thank you very much. congressman derek van orton from wisconsin joins us now. you are going to be joining that group of lawmakers at the border, we've seen many of these groups see how awful it is, they come back and nothing changes. what are you hoping to accomplish? >> i'm down here with several colleagues. we are coming from around the country to highlight this problem, the biden administration is not doing anything about this problem, 150,000 americans died of fentanyl on his watch. what we can do is continue to highlight to the american people for intransigence of their refusal to secure the border. it is unacceptable. ashley: we have had so much talk about shooting down the spy balloon o

the ranch just a mile and a half from the border in the tucson sector where cbp reported 68,000 illegal crossings since october 1st. kelly is expected to remain in jail and a preliminary hearing for february 22nd, ashley and todd back to you. >> todd: jackie, thank you. d.c. man accused of violently attacking minnesota congresswoman auntie craig in the elevator of her apartment building yesterday. suspect reported greg on the chin before grabbing and holding by the neck. she was able to escape by throwing her coffee on him before the assault, craig saw the suspect earlier that morning acting erratically in the lobby as if under the influence of an unknown substance. craig's teams had suffered a few bruises but expected to be okay. and surveillance footage of used in a gunman surprised when he attempted to hold up a hotel clerk. you can see the suspect pointed a gun to the employees had demanding money from the cash register. that is when she pulls out a handgun of her own sending him running. >> okay. there it is, i promise. >> todd: wow, the suspect still on the loose. speaking out abo

. >> griff: and tonight cbp releasing january migrant encounter numbers, just over 156,000, down almostrom december but, the colder months are typically lower and the overall numbers are still on pace for another record year. will? >> will: all right. thank you, griff. let's turn now to my "fox & friends weekend" co-host rachel campos-duffy. rachel, so great to see you don't. you know, i think, rachel, for many, our policy when it comes to our borders to be charitable is driven by empathy. when you see stories like this about illegal immigrants say i don't want to go to canada too much snow. i don't want to change hotels in new york city. it becomes inflective of every other policy driven by empathy it quickly turns into entitlement. >> yeah. absolutely. we have been incentivizing a lot of free stuff. certainly mayor adams, you know, sent a terrible message. [broken audio] it's interesting that perhaps the snow is more effective than the wall. i'm a wall kind of person. i'm also a zwerner who moved to love. and never got used to the cold. i heard that the migrants went up to canada and

up across all sectors by more than 18% when you compare it to the same time period the year before, cbpi'm sorry, 762,000, it's an awful lot, 762,000 total migrant encounters that have been reported in that time frame. just difficult numbers to really get your mind around, mike. mike: casey, you have been our guy in texas, you have been many times to the border, i'm wondering what the latest, what you're noticing that is different about this tour compared to previous experiences at our southern border? >> well, the demographics of the migrants that are crossing are constantly changing. we know that the white house has enacted some restrictions when it comes to the entry of residents from certain countries and that is partly attribute today why some of the numbers were down for overall encounters in january but interestingly enough we talked to former border patrol chief who told us that globally the message is that the u.s. southern border is wide open and he thought that matter of time really there would be refugees from turkey and syria from the devastating earthquake there, that they

. >> griff: turning to the migrant crisis, the cbp to head up north to secure a border to canada and officers are overwhelmed pure the border sector includes new york, vermont, new hampshire has seen 846% increase in illegal crossings since october. now come authorities have 367 encounters last month. that is more than the last 12 january's combined. unbelievable. border patrol officials say most migrants crossing illegal or mexican nationals with subzero temperatures to get into the u.s. the agents who could volunteer would deploy march 1st. we will see where that goes. >> ashley: you were just at the border, southern border three days ago. my question to you is do you think because the biden administration has put more resources, which is not saying much because we started trying to get a hold of this problem they have created, but do you think they push these were the sources down south and the north made it easier? >> griff: the cartels moving people realize there are more resources of the southern border and thinking hey, why not flight to quebec and bring them south and fly the

cbp said agents encountered five migrants from china along with four from african countries and three at the republican-led house calling for an investigation to dhs secretay alejandro mayorkas. >> if you want to do it, let's do the inquiry but if we will sit around and talk about it and not do it or have action to investigate to perceive what normal due process for secretary mayorkas, you are making a huge mistake. we don't have the time. we can't go through another few years with 5 million people entering the country illegally. >> data from january, reported more than 250,000 migrant encounters in december. ashley, griff. >> ashley: marianne, thank you. fox news cameras with a huge smuggler in real time and nine migrants crammed into this truck come at the trunk of a white car in the rio grande valley. the the dps officials finally pulled him over in a parking lot and one migrant attempted to run and captured by officers. we are told the car was filled with eight mexican nationals and one cuban who have all been arrested. >> griff: in new york city, mayor adam spending the coldest n

this comes as cbp officers make three major fentanyl bus in two days. 200,000 fentanyl pills recoveredthe car with another 458,000 hills stashed in the roof and gas tank of another vehicle. and at least 14 pounds of fentanyl powder found in the bumper of a car. meanwhile in the span of six days, the del rio sector 4200 got a ways that they know of. a bill melugin taken to twitter, approximately 40% of people coming across the border are successfully evading and escaping into the u.s. without apprehension in recent weeks. the gotaways will not be included in recent numbers. these will not be counted. one g.o.p. lawmaker is ready to bring articles of impeachment against secretary alejandro mayorkas. >> your remove someone from office to my republic domestic public official from office who is causing harm and that his impeachment. look at just the damage he has done. he came in and basically got rid of every policy that was working. last year, that sector alone had over 360,000 encounters. those are the people bringing drugs, human trafficking, sex trafficking and put this country at risk

border without making an appointment with cbp at a port of entry. texas governor greg abbott says his state will continue to step up. at a round table with state leaders yesterday he vowed to push forward with operation lone star and building the private border wall. the governor has also appointed the state's first-ever border czar. meantime texas dps special ops teams this past week discovered and apprehended at least 34 migrants hidden inside rail cars in maverick county. according to u.s. border patrol, in the las days alone more than 17,000 total apprehensions have been reported, including at least four sex offenders and three gang members. also 28 pounds of cocaine seized. again, bill, all of that just in the last four days. >> bill: wow. another week rolls on. casey stiegel on the border. >> dana: let's bring in texas dps lieutenant chris all var yes, do you think the new biden proposal would stem the flow? >> it is a complete shell game. it will create a larger magnet for illegal immigrants to claim asylum at ports of entry to create a more

bill: mike, good afternoon, to you, that's right, hearing from several cbp source that is the border numbers are significantly lower for the month of january, however, as you mentioned the got away numbers and instances of human smuggling remain high. case in point, take a look at video in rio grande valley in the mcallen area as troopers go after human smuggler in suv, they pull him over and get into the car and find 9 illegal immigrants inside the suv. most of them were in the trunk all crammed on top of each other. law enforcement telling us there were 8 mexican nationals and one cuban national inside of this vehicle. the driver arrested and charged with human smuggling. more human something in el paso sector. take a look at images, border patrol near santa teresa new mexico going to mobile home park and finding 19 illegal immigrants being found smuggled inside. it's a stash house being operated by two venezuelan human smuggling drivers, typically what we see with the stash houses, cartels will hold migrants in stash houses as they try to figure out a way to get them deeper into t

. >> main welcome at the southern border, cbp said border agents encountered by migrants from china,om african countries and three from yemen. sit to lay off employees that represent 5% of the company's global workforce, and freeze to travel in order to cut costs. additional caught them at cost-cutting measures due to increasing demand to dell computers. inflation leaving millions of americans feeling doubled, and 11-year-old north carolina boy with a local bakery owner with farm fresh eggs for a better price than what she pays the grocery store. they both joined us earlier. >> the prices kept going up every week. and i couldn't do with it anymore. so i reached out and said, "i will take as many as you can give me." the highest of $6 to $7 a dozen pure they are starting to come down but he charges me $3 a dozen. >> after we had enough, we started getting too many eggs, we come up with a bright idea to start selling them. >> he is selling the eggs for $3 a dozen peer that is a pretty big steel these days, guys, back to you. >> pete: now to music's biggest night, the emmy awards. >> ai

and particularly the vulnerable populations can come to a port of entry and apply there using the new cbpesn't cover everybody. a lot of advocates say it's like slamming a door and cracking a window because so many won't be able to apply. one of the reasons they are looking at this is because of the covid-19 restrictions, title 42 will eventually lift even though there's a halt on it from the supreme court now, they could be looking at it as early as may to lift the restrictions and they want something like this in place so they can have a handle on the border. it shows how this administration has come pretty far from the end of the spectrum where they first started wanting a human and orderly immigration system after the trump era that they are now considering policies that were first talked about in the trump era. some officials i spoke to, when they said they started to talk about it, they said, no way, we will be sued, and now they are talking about being sued and they are going forward with it anyway. >> appreciate it. >>> we are getting more insight into consumer spending habits. we

mayor, you heard, cbp sources that migrant encounters have topped 1 million.is your reaction to this and how it's impacting yuma? >> well, you know, our numbers day-to-day are down a little bit here but the situation is still 10 to 15 times worse than the normal time in the border here in the yuma area. for instance, in a month we will have more than what we had in the last year trump was in office across the border in the whole year. so there is still a big problem. we are still spiraling towards record numbers that might not be the highest but it'll be is second highest this year if we continue on this trend and there's no substantial change in the structure of what's happening. griff: we are on an unprecedented pace this time last year 840,000. talk to me for a moment, though, let's go macro here for a second. what is the impact on the community. i know at this hearing you did hear from the folks at the hospital, the impact this crisis has had in hospital and healthcare services there. how are you being impacted now and what can the administration do to hel

half a million fentanyl pills seized in the last seven days by cbp at the port of entry. six different loads smuggled in all sorts of ways, bumpers, gas tanks, body carriers, people strapping fentanyl to their bodies. back live border patrol reports in the last 48 hours alone they've seized 66 pounds of fentanyl enough to kill millions of people. we'll send it back to you. >> dana: keep at it and we'll stay in touch. >> bill: house republicans looking for answers on the record number of border crossings since the president took office. two border agents will testify after the administration tried to block them from appearing. they'll be there. chad pergram has that story live on the hill now. chad, hello. >> good morning, bill. the border is 1700 miles from washington, d.c. but the border comes to capitol hill today. republicans hope to cast a spotlight on the border hours before president biden delivers his state of the union speech. some gop members want to impeach homeland security secretary mayokas and even the president over the border. >> let's do the inquiry. but i

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according to a senior cbp, border patrol source, there were 48,000 known got aways on the southern bordernorthern and southern borders just in the month of january alone. fox went on a ride along with texas dps. what did you see? >> reporter: we saw the daily game of cat and mouse that plays out at the border between law enforcement and illegal immigrants who don't want to turn themselves in. look at this video we shot as we are embedded with texas dps starting with body cameras, going after these illegal immigrants who are runners, running through the brush and looking to evade, switch to our video, you see the guys they took in custody, most are single adult men, most of the people in this area are from either mexico or the northern triangle countries of guatemala, hunter s and el salvador but a cvp source telling fox that in january alone there were at least 48,000 known got aways, law enforcement trying to get the number down. look at this video. why we were with dps we encountered this group of three chinese nationals who had just crossed illegally into michigan. they told law enforc

cbp officers at the port of entry in nogales seizing 195,000 fentanyl pills as well as two pounds ofn a vehicle there. not far away from where we are now. house speaker kevin mccarthy and gop delegation will be here later on this afternoon. we'll be here for that and you can expect fentanyl will be one of the topics of conversation for them. >> dana: incredible picture behind you as well. >> bill: arizona congressman knows the border firsthand. his district represents a portion of it where bill is located there and joins me now. good morning to you. i met your sheriff in person the day after the super bowl. here he is on what's happening in cochise. you have 130,000 people in the county. the county seat is the population of 5,000 and the cartels are the biggest employer. >> one of the biggest employers down there. 1500 people plus we've arrested in our county, u.s. citizens come to our county and committed crimes and over 100 were juveniles. >> bill: 1,578 people booked in a county population is low, 1500 u.s. citizens committing crimes by trying to bring migrants across. what that m

cbp reporting 304,000 known got-aways at the southern border since october.rants are crossing into the u.s. every day. three chinese nationals captured after traffickers led them into texas earlier this week. they told troopers they each paid $35,000 to the smugglers for safe passage a new fox news poll shows 48% think the situation at the border is a national security crisis rather than a humanitarian crisis. and be careful out on the water. a new report finds 10 of the countries most dangerous beaches are in florida. a popular blog called travel lens new smynra beach as the deadliest, cocoa beach is number 2. jacksonville beach and fort lauderdale beach follow closely behind. the study looked at the highest number of surf zone fatalities, shark attacks and hurricanes they have been 32 shark attacks in new smyrna beach in 2010. twice as many as any other beach in the country. ticketmaster bracing for sky high demand for beyonce's renaissance world tour. the company plans to use the system to prioritize already registered on the platform. claiming it will ens

rachel: new cbp number ifs released yesterday show there are more than 156,000 migrant encounters inling nearly 875,000 illegals crossing in 2023 so far. and for americans thinking of vacationing in mexico, the state department is issuing their strongest do not travel warning saying you should avoid going to six states in the country. they cite the rise of crime and kidnappings. here to react is senior editor at the federalist, john daniel davidson. john, thank you for joining us this morning. this warning by the state department is quite serious. i'm going to tell you the list of other countries that have a similar warning from the state department. iran, iraq, north korea, ukraine, haiti, somalia and syria. definitely not places that we would consider paradise to vacation in, and now mexico's on that list. what's happening to mexico, and why is it falling into this category? >> yeah. the simple answer is that mexico is being taken over by massive and powerful drug cartels, and these cartels have expanded their operations far beyond drug trafficking. they're involved in mass industr

meantime, cbp is reporting multiple deaths and injuries after a car crash in texas early this morninger if in mission, texas, with more. matt. >> reporter: jon, we've been monitoring two emergency situations here along the border today. first, as you referenced, around 3:40 this morning border patrol agents were involved in a failure to yield incident neary yo bravo, texas, that resulted in a single car crash with multiple fatalities and injuries. border patrol is not clarifying to the us at the moment if any of its agents were killed this in that accident. in a separate incident outside of eagle pass, border patrol confirms to fox news that agents were involved in a use of force incident this morning. one person was injured. our own law enforcement and border patrol sources say an agent or agents lives' may have been threatened by a female in a rather dramatic incident, and an agent might have opened fire on that peal female. we'll keep you updated as we confirm more information on that. we don't see border patrol agents use their weapons too often, but we do see human smugglers lead

. >> john: pretty telling when the cbp official was asked about mayorkas' statement the border was secured, closed, and he said neither of those things was true. that's pretty obvious when you look at the situation there. the northeast, are you ready for this, sandra, bracing for bone chilling temperatures as part of a polar vortex moving in this weekend. it comes as an arctic blast creates chaos in the south. who is going to get the worst of this? plus this. >> you only get one super emotional retirement essay and i used mine up last year, so really thank you guys so much to every single one of you. >> sandra: ok, tom brady's retirement 2.0. emotional one. where does arguably the great quarterback, greatest quarterback in nfl history go from here. jim gray, legendary sportscaster knows him very well, he will join us with a look at what went into this big decision. your monthly payments and put cash in the bank, use your va benefit at newday usa. you can borrow up to 100% of your home's value and take out an average of $70,000. pay off your car loan. pay off your high interest credit card

fentanyl seized at the port of entry because they stop every vehicle, they talk to every driver, they have cbp has data in it. i can't tell you what's in it. this vehicle may be a vehicle that you might want to pull over based on the data on in the report. but between port of entry, the cartels are going to use the route of least resistance which is between the ports because of this crisis, griff, you know this, 70 to 80% of agents are pulled off the line. so that border is wide open now. it's not a coincidence in historic illegal immigration that you have historic illegal drug flow and the two things that match port of entries are vulnerable, more agents are pulled off the line every day. that's where the cartels are taking advantage. griff: have to get the agents on the line to do the job they were hired to do. tom homan as always, thank you for your insights, have a great weekend. >> thank you, griff. griff: jacqui. jacqui: controversial new decision from the the loudon coy school board after the break. it's easy to get lost in investment research. introducing j.p. morgan personal advisors.

before we get to the story, we're getting new numbers from cbp, and yet again we're on the cusp of breakingreason this story is so important is the human side behind the numbers. that's over a million, fiscal year 2023, that that means beginning of october to february, which means we're well on pace -- will: i think the record before was 800,000 for the same number of months. pete: is that what it was? we're breaking records. these are known encounters, not the ones we don't know about that that got away. the problem is getting worse and worse and worse at the border. what the new york times is breaking down this morning is a story about the result on kids, on agers, on unaccompanied -- on teenagers, on unaccompanied minors crossing the border which is record numbers, is and what the article reveals is that biden's, what is it, k concern the dhs, hhs has created a part-timeline -- pipeline to facilitate kids into this country as fast as possible with almost no overwatch of where they go, and they've become basically biden's indentured servants. 12, 13, 14, 15-year-old kids who are supposed