and that's with the cbp one app. illegal immigration has an impact on our capability, our readiness and ability to secure the borders. >> i want to follow-up on that because mark brings up an important point. when i was in tucson a few weeks ago, i was told unofficially that 90% of agents were off of the line. that's the biggest sector by staffing in the country. this isn't like an underfunded sector, it's 262 miles and more than 3000 agents. because of that, cochise county sheriff has to step in -- that's sheriff's department in an underpopulated county has to step in to fill the void to stop the traffickers from bringing drugs into the united states. part of that is because they are cops and that's what they do. the other reason is there are so many high-speed chases through cochise county where drug mules -- most of the drug mules are 1617 years old. they are recruited on tiktok and whatsapp driving through at high rates of speed. the locals are terrified and they want to cut that down. when you hear about operati

and those are just the cbp one apps. illegal immigration has an impact on our capability, readiness and ability to secure our border. >> mark brings up a very important point. when i was in the tucson sector a couple of weeks ago i was told why would border patrol be allowed to talk to them? i was told 90% of the agents were off of the line in the tucson sector. that is the biggest factor in the country. this isn't like an underfunded sector. it's 262 miles and more than 3000 agents. because of that the sheriff has to step in. this is a sheriff's department in an underpopulated county stepping in to fill the void to stop the traffickers from bringing drugs into the united states. part of that is because they are cops and that is what cops do. the other reason is there are so many high speak chases through the county where drug mules, most of them are 16 or 17 years old and recruited on tick-tock and whatsapp. they are driving through at high rates of speed. the locals are terrified. they just want to cut that down. when

of course the numbers using cbp one at the ports of entry wind up. the administration swiped the football but the problem is as there was a new stump friday after close of business which showed the numbers at the border are on their way up and the numbers using cbp one are up. it is not working at least from their perspective but nonetheless this is the linchpin of the administration's border policy. to explore what cbp one is in the central role it plays in the administration's approach the border, we do have two eminently qualified people to talk about this. first is mark morgan, with the heritage foundation is a visiting fellow but was acting commissioner of customs and border protection under trump and before that was the head of border patrol under obama and before that had a long career as an fbi special agent and other experience in law enforcement. he has dealt with this directly and in real life and joining him is andrew arthur, a resident fellow of law and policy at the center of immigration studies and he also has dedicates of -- decades o

in cbp processing, it is to affect change of people leaving. we are trying to work with our foreign partners to address those causes. from an operational perspective, the reason people are coming has little impact on what we are doing operationally. bemiller: same question, very similar answer. we monitor the push factors but the intention of migrating to the u.s. does not have an effect on the way we respond. regardless of their intentions for coming here and reasons for fleeing their countries, economic or otherwise, our operations are still planned based on the movement of individuals crossing through the hemisphere. >> in just one minute to say another closing thought. in central america and latin america, people have come for a number of times. or is a reason because their lives are in many cases very miserable. a lot of folks who used to use other commodities are not able to do that anymore to make a living. one of the other things i notice is for too long period of time -- too long periods of time, we do not have a senate confirmed a bas

cbp will conduct resource surveys of this project and so certainly i would refer you to dhs and cbp onthat, and also the law itself. what i can tell you is that we are -- we have to comply by the law and that's what we are doing. and that's what dhs is doing. again, this was out -- this was announced back in june, and this is what -- how we are moving forward and you heard directly from the president. his stance on the border wall has not changed. he does not believe it is effective. he's been very clear about that. again, your colleague asked him directly and his answer was no. >> has the government already contracted for this project? >> i don't have any news about contracts for this project or how it's moving forward. i would have to refer you to dhs on that. >> are you expecting the speech to be early next week. >> i don't have anything new to share on the ukraine speech specifically. but look, the president was very clear, he wants to give a major speech on this, and so when we have more information certainly we will share it. and you've heard me say this multiple times, you heard

on the us side of the river. cbp agents are being overwhelmed with processing, the latest so called search of what they say are mostly minister raylon migraines. trying to enter the us asking for assignment and the city of el paso, in the south western corner of the state of texas migraines, who have been lining up at the gate in the portable giving themselves up to us so far. it is every single day. and for weeks so inmate, el paso had declared a state of emergency. now the city leadership says the city has reached a breaking point. it is not sustainable. we are getting better or more efficient and how we handle this. but we're just handling the emergency today. there's nothing being done to stop that flow. a pass so quickly transformed a municipal recreation center into an emergency shelter capacity. 460 plus individuals press was given access to film inside shortly before migrants were placed here. already over crowded though, the city is now scrambling to open yet another emergency facility. this old middle school is supposed to house another 400 plus migraines, and 9 hotels are

we also got some brand-new internal cbp data leaked to us from cbp sources. if we can pull up the graphic. this data showing that thousands of special interest aliens have been arrested by border patrol while crossing at our southern border illegally over the last two years. the special interest countries are what the federal government determines countries or conditions that favor terrorism or could potentially pose a threat to the united states. you can see these countries, thousands from afghanistan, more than 600 from iran, more than 160 from lebanon, the home of hezbollah. more than 500 people from syria the home of isis, more than 130 from yemen. former border patrol chief rodney scott who served under president trump and biden. when border patrol agents encounter these people they have no way of knowing who they are. >> open border allowing anybody to come in is a national security threat. this administration keeps wanting to talk about we're vetting people coming in. that's simply not true. we have very little information on the people across this ent

and of those, cbp says 169 were on the f.b.i. terror watch list.hat's up from 98 last year and it is more than the previous six years combined. >> the biggest piece of this number that concerns me the most is the people that they arrested on the terrorist watch list. 18 in one month. in four years we got 14. that's my biggest concern. >> fueling the concerns the number of gotaways, those who successfully evade law enforcement and not taken into custody. law enforcement officials say there were some 1.7 million of those last fiscal year and cbp sources tell fox since october 1st, there have been more than 23,000. that's more than 1,000 every single day since they started this brand-new fiscal year. dana. >> dana: casey stiegel. this will be words that the members of congress as we were talking to senator wicker will want to see something in the supplemental to deal with it. >> bill: a lot in that report. a former yuma sector border patrol agent started his career in el paso. thanks for coming back here. the last point that casey was reporting on, 1,

brand-new internal cbp data leaked to us by cbp sources showing special interest aliens who crossed illegallythe united states over the last two years and apprehended by border patrol. special interest countries are designated by the united states as countries that potentially harbor or favor terrorism or have some sort of national security threat to the united states. you can see the numbers. people from afghanistan, thousands of them. more than 600 iranians, 160 people from lebanon, the home of hezbollah. more than 500 people from syria, the home of isis, over 130 people from yemen. not on the list. more than 26,000 people from china and former border patrol chief rodney scott who served under donald trump and joe biden say we have no idea who these people are. here is why. back out here live. agents tell us they have little to 0 way of vetting any of these people from the special interest countries. i'm told unless they have a criminal record in the u.s. and on some sort of federal watch list they can't match their names to anything because the home countries don't share data or records. >

la familia iba camino a la frontera para su cita con "cbp one" el prÓximo 20 de octubre. >> quisiera, si me pudieron ayudar con una visa humanitaria para los niÑos. reportera: lleva 10 meses en los estados unidos y no cuenta con la documentaciÓn necesaria para poder salir del paÍs. el padre que vive al norte de florida no se ha podido comunicar con sus hijos. teme que los deportan a cuba y no se recuperan a tiempo para llegar a la cita. leÓn: se declarÓ no culpable la dueÑa de una barberÍa en nueva york donde muriÓ un niÑo de un aÑo por la exposiciÓn a fentanilo. su esposo tambiÉn enfrenta cargos federales. agentes de la dea seÑalan que nueva york es un centro para el trÁfico de esta droga letal. reportera: grei mÉndez, su esposo y su primo se declararon no culpables de los cargos de homicidio y conspiraciÓn para distribuir narcÓticos. los tres son acusados en el caso de la muerte de nicholas dominici, el pequeÑo de un aÑo que muriÓ en la guarderÍa que los sospechosos usaban como fachada para distribuir fentanilo. la comparecencia se da en medio de una ola de operativos en los que la

reportero: en algunos albergues hay desesperaciÓn ante la lentitud del proceso a travÉs de la aplicaciÓn "cbpa. >> toman esa decisiÓn basados en el programa es demasiado lento. reportero: ella llegÓ a tijuana hace siete meses y no ha conseguido una cita. su esposo y dos de sus hijas cruzaron con grupo la frontera, pero ella tuvo que quedarse porque tiene un bebÉ reciÉn nacido. >> un rumor de que estaban pasando las personas y varios del albergue se fueron. unas 60 personas, entre quienes fue mi esposo y mis dos niÑas. reportero: hay muchos que ante el temor de que les nieguen el asilo por cruzar en grupos de forma masiva, prefieren esperar. hoy las cosas en la zona donde se han presentado los cruces masivos, estÁ tranquila, pero han colocado una manta donde advierten de las consecuencias de ingresar ilegalmente a los estados unidos. autoridades insisten que cruzar por estas zonas se le merecerÍa un castigo de hasta por 5 aÑos a quienes lo hagan., de no poder solicitar asilo en los estados unidos. paulina: a la armada colombiana interceptÓ a 23 migrantes, entre ellos a tres menores, en la isla

in a written statement to fox, the office that issued the alert and i'm quotes here "cbp has seen no un-i did indication of hamas f -- indication of hamas-directed foreign fighters trying to make entry into the united states and the situation gnat awareness encourages agents to keep their eyes peeled for possible indicators and things like military aged males, those with certain insignia patches they may be wearing and undetermined return plans and people with associations with israel, palestinian territories, or other regional affiliations. for us to sit and be naive that what we're seeing overseas couldn't happen here, we're in a different world and we've got to secure the boarder and make this country safe. >> record number of migrants continue illegally crossing into the country and clearly seeing from the drone video shot yesterday down in eagle pass, texas. also coincides with new data released by c be, p and shows 169 people on fbi terror watch list were arrested at the southern border during fiscal year 2023. you compare that to '98 and 2022 and more than the previous six yea

the intel arm of cbp has a new bulletin out. the headline is alarming. the top foreign fighters of israel hamas conflict may be encountered at southwest border. it was distributed three days ago hamas, hezbollah or islamic jihad fighters trying to get into the u.s. terrorists can see a ton of traffic down there. the new numbers 2.48 million encounters in a fiscal year. among them 172 people from the terror watch list. 172 who came face-to-face with law enforcement and didn't get away. and the president and first lady are still at the delaware beach house. they strolled along a blustery beach along the atlanta. a biden/netanyahu call yesterday and the president plans to return later this morning ahead of an afternoon event for bidenomics. lawrence. >> thanks, peter. >> nice weekend casually strolling on the beach. nothing going on. >> did he forget the key to the situation room? >> nothing happening in the world i guess. >> ainsley: they're sending in the trucks. you saw that over the weekend. 20 trucks went into gaza on saturday. 15 yesterday, and we saw

combine that with the previous 11 months the number well exceeds 2.4 million migrant encounters for cbprder compared to 2.3 million for 2022. a new record. it was a busy weekend while we were out here. in eagle pass sources tell me more than 1600 crossings in a single day across the del rio sector. activity is really picking up once again in the rio grande valley sector. that is where mcallen to the east and west where the totals are reaching approximately 3000 encounters over a two day. around brownsville, harlan and the fort bend station local sheriff say that is why is nearly impossible to keep up. >> my people are overwhelmed overworked but we took an oath and rickety keep them safe and keep texas safe and keep texas safe. >> a good portion of migrants are hitching rides to the u.s. on trains. over the weekend mexican police evacuated hundreds from a cargo train and chihuahua mexico, some northbound trains have been halted at 1.60 train suspended and less risky routes have now resumed migrants claimed they have been told they have to continue their journey on foot. congressman tony

cbp sources confirmed to fox news that in the first 14 days, sandra, of this fiscal year, which beganhan 30 iranians arrested across the southwest border and they have confirmed that two iranian adult males have been apprehended that landed on the terror watch list. that's why folks are so upset. these numbers are just increasing. i can throw a for more out there. there's nearly 2,000 chinese in the first 14 days. we had concerned citizens out here where you're looking sunday. they're pretty upset about it. wanted to know how dangerous it is as they watch the events infolding in israel. kyle sims had this to say. take a listen. >> we're letting so many people in. there's no way they're going to catch all of them. even the ones that they do process, do they know who they are? we don't know that. >> he's right, sandra. just the week that's been here, there's been more than 1,500 known got-aways. ney did not bring them in kus i can. the known got-aways, are the ones that worry the officials most. we have no idea who they are or what their intention is for coming here. back to you. >> san

successfully bringing the chase to an end, the driver into illegal immigrants were arrested this as cbpince the beginning of october more than 23000 known got a ways have been logged, there were more than 1.7 million for all fiscal year 2023. remember these are people who successfully invade law enforcement and disappear into the countries interior. >> that is raising concerns you don't know what action or behavior the individual is involved with and what the intent is behind it these are individuals actively seeking were trying to evade undetected into the country. >> national security concerns, yesterday the texas attorney general filed a lawsuit against cbp and dhs accusing border patrol agents of cutting sections of razor wire that has been installed by the state of texas and heavily trafficked areas the suit claims the fed is not destroying state property but say that there also disrupting texas border security efforts while the federal government is failing to uphold it. stuart: we hear you, thank you very much indeed, who do new yorkers blame for the migrant crisis. >> interestin

now a cbp source is telling fox news elite border patrol in bortac will be joining, as well.the capture of daniel cavalcante just last month. a former police officer warns card will be hard to find. >> mr. card, in this case, knows the woods. it is hunting season in maine, he knows the area, does card have accomplices? are there other people of like mind? will there be people who will support him and shelter him and help him? when you add that dimension of firepower and marksmanship, it goes beyond the normal officer's capability typically. >> todd: dennis farris joins me now. great to have you on the program. i want to focus, you are from texas, on bortac, we reported about this suspect's extensive background in military and being able to fire a rifle better than 99.9% of americans out there. when you bring in bortac, that levels the playing field. talk about this unit and what it means as we hunt down robert card? >> these guys are the best of the best with what they do. we saw what they did in uvalde and pennsylvania. they are specialized unit designed to track people in t

cbp indica que los venezolanos se convirtieron en la nacionalidad con mÁs arrestos por cruzar de manerados, superando por primera vez a los mexicanos desde que se tiene registro. >> si quieren vivir en nuestros paÍses, no rompan las leyes. reyna: se acordÓ con maduro la repatriaciÓn directa de las personas que no puede permanecer en estados unidos. el presidente joe biden solicitÓ al congreso 105,000 millones de dÓlares para paquete de seguridad nacional, 14,000 millones destinados para enfrentar la crisis en la frontera. >> no importa lo que estados unidos haga la frontera, no van a disminuir los flujos migratorios, van a aumentar. irÍa: la fiscalÍa federal acusÓ al senador demÓcrata bob menÉndez de actuar como agente del gobierno de egipto, es la segunda vez en menos de cuatro semanas que se le lee cargos criminales a menÉndez, uno de los legisladores mÁs influyentes de congreso, menÉndez se declarÓ no culpable. blanca: el senador demÓcrata regresÓ a la corte federal de nueva york a presentar su anticipada declaraciÓn de no culpabilidad un nuevo cargo que lo acusa de actuar como agent

estÁn en el sur de mÉxico dicen que no les queda otra alternativa mÁs que hacer uso de la aplicaciÓn cbp manera legal. sobre el trÁgico accidente de esta madrugada, donde murieron varios venezolanos, los migrantes aquÍ lo lamentan, y dicen que todos son conscientes de los peligros de camino. >> un riesgo que tenemos que tomar, pero de la mano de dios llegaremos a donde queremos. pedro: mientras lamentan el acuerdo, ellos continÚa su camino al norte, desde tapachula se van caminando, porque los autobuses vienen con los bolsillos vacÍos. pedro: si bien en el pasado se veÍan grandes caravanas, eso ha cambiado, ahora son pequeÑos grupos que salen de tapachula, la carretera estÁ llena de migrantes, por lo menos hasta que abandonan el estado de chiapas, el mÁs difÍcil para ellos. jorge: seguimos con el tema migratorio, una de esas cosas que es difÍcil de entender, estados unidos y venezuela no tiene relaciones diplomÁticas, pero cuando se trata de migrantes aparentemente se han puesto de acuerdo, esto despuÉs de que el gobierno de estados unidos anunciÓ deportaciones masivas de venezolanos, y

and that is a real concern of border officials, cbp sources confirming to fox news that at least two incidences in the past 14 days when the fiscal year began on october 1st, along the southwest border, two incidences of iranian migrants apprehended on the terror watch list, they have potential terrorism ties and to potentially pose a serious national security risk to the homeland. now, you can go to the drone in the sky here behind me, all day long, wave after wave of migrants we are watching a group now coming up the bank, making their way through the razor wire. the state of texas to deter them, and 3:00 a.m., iranian migrant apprehended last week, and last week, two from lebanon. the countries promote terrorism, and behind closed doors, dhs, cbp and border patrol officials are concerned what we see happening in israel could happen here because the border has never been more unsecure and this sector alone, more than 60 miles of unpatroled border because the majority of border patrol agents, 90% of the shifts have to do their processing under that bridge. one more stat to leave you

sus paÍses de origen a los so solicitantes de asilo que no tenga una cita previa en la a aplicaciÓn cbp00 personas programaron citas u usando la aplicaciÓn. miles de personas en el continente m mexicano fueron testigos de un eclipse solar anular. este eclipse se pudo ver en partes de mÉxico, centro y sudamÉrica. en estados unidos el fenÓmeno c celest en estados unidos el fenÓmeno celeste atrajo a e t rajocurios a miles. fuimos hasta el centro texas para capturar las mejores imÁgenes. >> es la reacciÓn de emociÓn y asombro de un espectÁculo c celestial que se pudo disfrutar en el paÍs. desde oregÓn hasta texas millones de personas fueron testigos del esperado anillo de fuego cuando la luna de forma perfecta se interponÍa frente al sol. >> es la primera vez que veo este espectÁculo. >> en la fiesta internacional de globos se juntaron miles de personas bajos y los despejados para quedar cautivados. >> se siente bien poder verlo. >> podemos ver el anillo de f fuego, a pesar de la nubosidad que interrumpir un poco el e evento, nos ha dejado apreciar en ocasiones este gran eclipse anular. las

. >> bill: the numbers, cbp internal data leaked to us by sources this morning show several thousandal interest aliens have been arrested by border patrol at our southern border over the last two years. these are people coming from countries designated by the u.s. government to have some sort of nexus to terrorism or favorable conditions for terrorism or national security threat to the united states. look at the numbers and the countries. thousands from afghanistan, more than 600 from iran, 160, more than that from lebanon, the home of hezbollah, more than 500 from syria, the home of isis, 130 from yemen, former u.s. border patrol chief rodney scott served under both president trump and president biden, he says border patrol agents have no idea who these people are as they cross. take a listen. >> having an open border allowing anybody to come in is a national security threat. this administration keeps wanting to talk about we are vetting people coming in. that's just simply not true. we have very little information on the people across this entire globe. >> bill: adding more to that

. >> texas, by the way, sued dhs and cbp accusing the federal government, in part, of undermining this state's border security efforts. so that is what prompted yesterday's decision by that federal judge, who granted a motion for a temporary restraining order against the feds prohibiting agents from disassembling, degrading or tampering with the razor wire barriers at the southern border. there is one exception. they may cut it in the event of a medical emergency should they need to render aid to migrants who have illegally crossed. a press conference should begin any minute on capitol hill where republican texas senators john cornyn and ted cruz speak about their trip to the southern border late last week. they lead small delegation of other gop senators, mike lee of utah, john barrasso of wyoming and pete rickets from nebraska who got a look at the front lines. they met with local leaders and border patrol agents who told them their patience is wearing thin after years of this crisis marching on with little to no solutions on the table to fix it. >> the men and women of the border pa

this is all according to cbp sources talking to fox news elling us the total number of migrant encountersame across for the month of september at the southern border exceeded 260,000. for further context, we're talking about border patrol numbers and also ofo numbers. ofo is office of field operation and those are the federal agents working at the authorized ports of entry. so when you combine that number with the previous 11 months, the number well exceeds 2.4 million encounters for cbp's fiscal year 2023 at the u.s./mexico border. you compare that to over 2.3 million for 2022. so we're talking about a new record. it was a busy weekend while we were out here in eagle pass. sources tell me there were more than 1600 crossings in just one day across the del rio sector while further south and to the east of us activity also picking up over in the rio grande valley sector. where the totals reached approximately 3,000 encounters over away the weekend. local sheriffs say you can see why it is nearly impossible to keep up. >> my people are overwhelmed and overworked. we took an oath and we'll ke

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by joe biden and kamala harris and alejandro mayorkas is utterly disgraceful. >> reporter: in all, cbpeen nearly 2.5 million encounters along southern border for fiscal year 2023, another that staggering statistic. pretty pooen says reforming what he calls a long-broken and chaosic immigration system is one of his top priorities, but republicans remain critical of the biden administration's border policies which includes reviving the catch and release system. >> not only is this enriching multi-national drug cartels to the tune of many billions and billions of dollars a year, not only is this destabilizing the rule of law in america, but it is the subjecting an entire class of individuals now entering our borders. >> reporter: -- though a record number of 1 is 69 migrants were arrested on the fbi's terror watch list at the southern border for fiscal year 2023, further raising concerns about national security as the israel-hamas war continues. jonsome. jon: yeah. appalling that we do not know who is coming into our nation. christina coleman, thank you. i'm jon scott. our special coverag

. >> entretanto, cbp emitió un comunicado que dice y cito si ve pino ha visto indicaciones de soldadosnsa, ya que no tiene jurisdicción ni autoridad sobre las operaciones en la frontera. yasmin cherif. se acerca el día de brujas y es muy común ver a jóvenes comiendo dulces. >> pero tenga mucho cuidado porque algunas de estas golosinas pudieran contener drogas. tenemos la advertencia y dar a conocer una nueva herramienta para ayudar a los inquilinos de nuestra región con información y recursos de vivienda. >> le decimos cómo puede utilizarlas. >> atención costas del pacífico mexicano. otros sistemas se está formando. en un 70. vamos a ver qué es lo que va a suceder con esta formación de otro sistema tropical ferent bueno, ya está cerca el día de brujas y es muy común ver a niños y jóvenes comiendo dulces a más no poder como cada año. >> por ello, los expertos alertan a los padres hay que sumar algunas cuestiones. hay que tener cuidado porque algunos pueden contener droga, eric jiménez con más detalles, quebrantos de salud y hasta la muerte se le ha atribuido al consumo de dulces o comes

months, long journey, these refugees are giving them self up to us customs and border protection, or cbp on the us side of the river. cvp agents are being overwhelmed with processing, the latest so called search of what they say are most of the minnesota island migraines, trying to enter the us asking for assignment. and the city of el paso in the south western court of texas. migraines have been lining up at the gate in the portable giving themselves up to us afford every single day and full week so inmate el paso had declared a state of emergency. now the city leadership says the city has reached a breaking point. it is not sustainable. we are getting better or more efficient and how we handle this. but we're just handling the emergency today. there's nothing being done to stop that flow. el paso quickly transformed a municipal recreation center into an emergency shelter capacity. 460 plus individuals press was given access to the film inside shortly before migrants were placed here. already over crowded though, the city is now scrambling to open yet another emergency facility. this ol

. >> todos los trámites en temas migratorios pueden ser procesados por medio de la aplicación del cbp votar en las elecciones primarias que se realizan en ese país y para participar necesita su identificación venezolana, esté vigente o no, y ellos han votado ante en en cualquier otro proceso. >> en el consulado san francisco ya están listos para votar. en este proceso no tienen que hacer más nada. sin embargo, se abrió un proceso de registro en el cual se actualizarán los datos. entonces de cualquier manera pueden participar los que una cédula, un pasaporte y lo esperamos allá en la plaza. gary reyes bueno, las elecciones primarias venezolanas serán oiga bien en la plaza henry bridges, esto es en embarcadero, será el 2 domingo 22 de octubre a partir de las 08:00 y estarán ahí hasta las 16:00 de la tarde. >> la ciudad de john bill emitió una orden obligatoria para hervir el agua y tiene que aplicarse este viernes. después de que autoridades de salud detectaran e-coli en el suministro de agua municipal. esta segunda vez en este año, que la ciudad se enfrenta a esa orden a la de hervir e

no lo que pudiera afectar también a quienes esperan por una cita en la plataforma cbp. >> juan pues aunques irregulares como estos, la posibilidad de que aumenten las citas puede disminuir. >> por qué? porque se satura los procesos procesamientos de estas personas. entonces mucha gente que tiene que atender a los de cdp también tienen que atender a las personas que cruzan de manera irregular diariamente. >> son 400 citas en la garita del chaparral, de acuerdo con datos del instituto de migración , hasta los primeros días de octubre cruzaron solo por tijuana 69.145 migrantes de 68 países. con una cita desplazó a dos internos y ubican a la cabeza con más de 21.000 cruces de mexicanos, seguido por rusia, haití, cuba y venezuela. >> por otro lado, la administración biden ha alcanzado un acuerdo, un acuerdo legal con más de 4000 migrantes que fueron separados de sus familias en la frontera entre estados unidos y méxico durante el periodo del ex presidente donald trump. el acuerdo no contiene ningún pago monetario a los migrantes. sin embargo, ahora les va a permitir vivir y trabajar en el país

months, long journey, these refugees are giving themselves up to us customs and border protection, or cbp on the us side of the river. cvp agents are being overwhelmed with processing. the latest so called search of what they say are mostly minister raylon migrants trying to enter the us asking for assignment. and the city of el paso, in the southwestern corner of the state of texas, migraines have been lining up as a gate and the portable giving themselves up to us afford every single day and full week so inmate el paso had declared a state of emergency. now the city leadership says the city has reached a breaking point. it is that to, and still it's not enough. even though most of the migrants that arrive in el paso are just staying for a few days. before heading to other destinations. we're not getting people who want to stay and then that's that's, that's the normal see that we've seen through all this or does is the vast majority . i mean, over 99 percent of them are not looking for el paso to be their home, which creates another logistical and financial challenge with the city bossi

por qué la corriente nos dio una 232.972 personas fueron interceptadas por cbp solo en agosto.nsostenible. yo creo en la inmigración legal. >> quiero que vengan de esa forma legal, pero esta no. estoy completamente de. no estoy de acuerdo con lo que está sucediendo hoy. >> el jueves llegó y lo más a la frontera es inmigrante. se declaró pro emigrante y a favor de un sistema migratorio expandido y se sencillo para personas trabajadoras y honestas que se hagan ciudadana, pero sin romper la ley. >> camino a chicago, este venezolano al que entrevistamos cuando cruzó la frontera, va en autobús rumbo a chicago. >> estos ya se fueron a denver, colorado. muy duro, la verdad. >> por todas las cosas que hemos pasado. >> así llegó esta familia venezolana con sus hijos de cuatro y un año de edad. días tras ser liberados, están en este albergue como muchos migrantes, pero en el caso de ellos no tienen quien los reciba . otros siguen llegando con sus sueños y espero que me vaya mejor que aquí tengan un buen futuro. >> el béisbol es favorito, me gusta bastante y espero que aquí me vaya bien e

representing more than 1000 brands of the footwear and apparel industries, industries the top of the cbpounterfeit seizure list. and last will hear from matt shares a present of the computer communications industry association. trade association representing online platforms including a well-known frequently my home use platforms like amazon and ebay. welcome. after i swear in these witnesses each of you will have five minutes will take to it may be three rounds given lots of things we need to talk about. if you would please stand you up swear and affirm the chesaning about to give before this can be whole truth, nothing but the truth so help you god? parts of the is been sworn and professor you may proceed with opening statement. ask ranking member tillis thank you for inviting me too testify this afternoon on the shop safety act protecting families i'm representing myself at today's hearing the views expressed are my own put my remarks drawn the work i've heard organizations and professionals on trademark counterfeiting as well as leading disciplinary research teams, education and outr

right now the homeland secretary, cbp commissioner in mexico, trying to convince the mexican to try andt more. for more on this, i spoke tojose diaz briseno, he's a correspondent at the mexican newspaper reforma, and editor of mexico today. you have been looking at the story from both the us and mexico perspective. in washington, the homeland security secretary issued a statement earlier today and we have that statement and we will bring it up. he says... this is not a new policy, is that true? i do not think there is any dispute that at this moment the idea of building a whole stretch of is definitely a new policy. during the previous years of the biden administration, they have been some feeling of the gap, some while that was constructed during trump but these 20 miles that have been announced is certainly something new. fin certainly something new. on monda , certainly something new. on monday, we saw mexican president andres manuel lopez 0brador sang 10,000 people a day were reaching the bottom. why are we seeing the number of migrants spiking yet again? no—one can point to one sing