ninguna disculpa. >> contactamos a cbp, pero no obtuvimos respuesta. entrada no son tan poco comunes. lo importante es guardar la calma. >> sÍ, y acatar todas las direcciones y directrices de los oficiales. >> la experiencia dejÓ tan marcada a esta familia que aseguran que no cruzarÁn por esta garita en un largo tiempo, si es que algÚn dÍa lo vuelven a hacer. en san isidro, california, francisco fajardo noticias telemundo. >> y nos vamos a texas. una persecuciÓn terminÓ con un choque y el arresto de un hombre mexicano acusado de trÁfico humano. rubÉn palma, de 19 aÑos, tratÓ de escapar de una parada policial tras una supuesta infracciÓn de trÁnsito y chocÓ contra una columna y otro vehÍculo. asÍ, las autoridades descubrieron que a bordo llevaba a seis inmigrantes indocumentados que fueron entregados a la patrulla fronteriza. la palma dijo que Él pensÓ que sus pasajeros eran ciudadanos estadounidenses. la tragedia por la volcadura de un autobÚs en mississippi este fin de semana ha dejado a siete familias totalmente destrozadas. y hoy en medio de ese pro

prÁcticas abusivas y rechazar inmigrantes que tenÍa una cita de asilo programada a travÉs de la aplicaciÓn cbpe las personas no lleguen a presentarse con un agente de migraciÓn para poder pedir a sila. locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna con maity interiano y elian zidÁn. elian: buenas noches. gracias por acompaÑarnos, florida y el sureste del paÍs tratan de recuperarse mental y materialmente del trÁgico azote del huracÁn "helene". al menos 45 personas murieron a causa de este ciclÓn,. los apagones, sometimientos de agua, inundaciones y las villas de escombro, asÍ comienza nuestra cobertura del saldo de este huracÁn y lo hacemos conlidia terrazas desde georgia. lidia: el azote del huracÁn "helene" se hizo sentir en georgia, tras salir de florida, su paso fue dejando un rastro de inundaciones y mÚltiples muertes. >> [habla en inglÉs] mÁs de la mitad de las muertes asociada con la tormenta se han registrado en este estado. >> el nivel del agua empezÓ a subir mÁs rÁpido. esto estaba terrible, lleno de agua, inundado, empezaron a parar los carros. lidia: en algunos complejos en g

the cbp officers who create committed suicide under this administration.he ought to apologize to the horse patrol comparing them to racists. she want to apologize to ice for comparing them to the kkk. apologize to the men and women wearing that green uniform giving cpr to babies talking to babies seven criminal cartels because she opened this border wide up. >> laura: this is why president trump invoked tom homan's name some times today as i heard you amazes how she is stroll along the border wall and the biden administration did everything in its power to ensure not a foot of it, not another foot of it got built. your reaction to that? she wanted that photo. yeah, she wanted that photo today. >> and that's why we saw complete chaos in yuma. all you have to do is look at the location, where she refused to enhance all the security measures that we needed. yuma exploded. tucson sector exploded. right there in douglas it exploded arizona right next to douglas, saw and that exploded. all of that area has completely and totally gotten out of control. it simply

inmigrantes no viajan en tren o caravana, sino que estÁn llegando en aviÓn con una cita digital de cbp la mitad del puente internacional. >> muy emocionado. pedro: la entrada a travÉs del programa cbp one es la mejor alternativa para solicitar asilo. >> venÍamos muy asustados, pero ya. creo que aquÍ estamos mucho mÁs seguros. pedro: para no arriesgarse en la frontera muchos esperan en el sur de mÉxico, en la capital mexicana hasta que le sale la cita. esta seÑora venezolana y varios miembros de su familia esperaron un aÑo en querÉtaro al centro del paÍs. >> todos los dÍas intentÁbamos, pero no nos llegaba la cita. pedro: muchos de los vuelos de ciudad de mÉxico a esta frontera vienen llenos, la mayorÍa de los pasajeros son migrantes. >> validaron y nos dejaron continuar. pedro: este joven que llegÓ con varios familiares nos dijo que en su vuelo casi la mitad eran migrantes. >> creo que sin decir mentiras 40% Éramos migrantes. pedro: estos migrantes llegan en su gran mayorÍa por aviÓn a esta frontera, pero ya no se quedan en las calles o acampando en la orilla del rÍo. ahora se quedan e

trump asegurÓ que si gana la presidencia eliminaÁa el cbp y el parole humanitario para venezuela, haitÍla realidad es que esto es una orden ejecutiva que puede ser revocada por cualquier presidente. el momento de querer deportar a esta persona inmediatamente, incluso con el paro revocado, tendrÍa que ser un juez de inmigraciÓn el que lo harÍa. porque todas las personas que son legalmente admitidas en los estados unidos, el Único que los puede deportar es un juez. >> el parole y el cbp han permitido la entrada legal a estados unidos de 1.300.000 migrantes en los Últimos 20 meses. florida siente el embate del huracÁn elÍn, que esta noche tocÓ tierra en el big bend con categorÍa cuatro. un resumen al volver. ya regresamos (vo) ahora en verizon, todos los teléfonos pueden ser el nuevo iphone 16 pro. ¡wow, los teléfonos van a volar a verizon! así es, clientes nuevos y existentes pueden entregar cualquier teléfono en cualquier condición y llevarse el iphone 16 pro, por nuestra cuenta. solo en verizon. y vamos a recapitular la noticia del dÍa. celine tocÓ tierra esta noche en el big ben de flo

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quienes ya contarán con una cita con la oficina de aduanas y protección fronteriza de estados unidos, cbpedir información del proceso. ellos tienen programada su reunión con las autoridades del país vecino el próximo 16 de septiembre, pero aún no sabían cómo iban a llegar hasta allá. siempre da miedo, siempre, porque ya hemos visto casos de personas que se han ido y a veces no han llegado a su destino. fue a través de los canales y redes oficiales del instituto nacional de migración donde se dio aviso de la puesta en marcha de un corredor emergente de movilidad segura en el cual, mediante autobuses custodiados por elementos de seguridad, trasladaran a los interesados al lugar de su cita. la medida se dio a conocer días después de que el gobierno de estados unidos confirmara que ahora los migrantes pueden obtener sus citas desde el sur de este país en chiapas y tabasco. dicen que meten la información al sistema y que con eso ya podemos viajar. mari intentó durante 4 meses obtener el permiso para transitar por la república de forma legal hacia el norte. ya estaba desesperada, dice. por eso

that is according to cbp internal data. back out here live, vp kamala harris. she's at a nearby port of entry right now, meeting cbp officers, talking about disrupting the flow of fentanyl. she was at the border wall earlier meeting with border patrol. she knows the and immigration has been a political vulnerability for her. so she's coming down here to the border, her first trip in three years since el paso in 2021. and she's hoping to chip into some of that polling. donald has a big lead in the polling when it comes to the border and immigration. you can expect when she speaks here tonight to go after donald trump, point the finger at him for having that bipartisan border deal killed. she says if she's elected president, she will sign that bill immediately. we'll send it back to you. bill, what are the border patrol staff officials that you've talked to, what are they saying about this trip? >> well, the border patrol, the border patrol union blasted her. they essentially said this is all a political, political stunt. they said she's only been ignoring the cr

virus, the house committee on homeland security released what they called a startling report. outlining cbp encounters for fiscal year 2023. it revealed this of 40 percent increase from 2021 and a shocking 100 percent increase as compared to 2019 before president biden. wasn't office put in that number. roughly 2 and a half 1000000 encounters just for fiscal year 2023. that's not to mention the countless other migrants who evaded customs and border protection agents entirely. so what is happening right now on the southern border? i gotta tell you it's vastly different than what has happened in the past. i actually grew up on that border, born and raised in el paso, texas, across the border from the city of what is mexico. in fact, it is the largest border metroplex in the us. as a journalist, i worked on that border, added mexico for over 10 years, covering border issues and drug wars. and i can tell you this. what is happening on that border today is not the same border as in the past. to help break all of this down, we brought in a pair of experts on introducing a bill crane. he has been

according to the cbp data 530,000 migrants have now flown into the u.s.s part of the biden administration's mass parole program for cubans, haitians, nicaraguans and venezuelans. more than 200,000 of them have been haitians coming in. two were arrested for sexually assaulted children this year. earlier this month a haitian national was arrested for allegedly molesting a 10-year-old boy in massachusetts. he flew into the u.s. as part of the parole program in june of 2023. then back in march another haitian national was arrested for aggravated child rape after prosecutors say he raped a girl in a migrant hotel outside of boston. he also flew into the u.s. as part of the parole program in june of 2023. there is a second program, according to cbp data, since january 2023 more than 800,000 migrants have now been allowed into the u.s. via the biden administration's use of the cbp1 cell phone app allowing migrants to book appointments at ports of entry to be released into the u.s. including nearly 45 thousand migrants last month alone. an average of nearly 15 hu

despite the limitations put on them by the leaders of the men and women of cbp and ice have continued to perform their jobs above and beyond the call of duty i commend them for their unwavering service of the nation yet they know it is not supposed to be this way. today it, you will no doubt hear more blame shifting and excuses by my colleagues across the aisle but all of it is meant to mislead. you'll probably hear about the recent drop in illegal border crossings routing ports of entry along our southwest border. however this does not account for the thousands of inadmissible aliens coming in daily through the ports of entry under the scheme i described earlier. nor does it undo the damage done by the millions years. this evidence suggests no connection between biden recent loophole ridden executive order and the new numbers but rather stepped up interior enforcement by mexico. and, as we saw recently that enforcement is waiting with the mexican government busing appointment holders from the southern mexico border straight to the southern u.s. border. coming almost four years into t

we're seeing more criminals now than ever according to our cbp data.ol arrested more than 15,000 illegal immigrants who had criminal convictions this fiscal year. it is significantly more criminals than we've seen in the last six years. i want you to look at the 2019 numbers here. a 265% increase. this fiscal year according to border patrol they've also encountered 100 immigrants on the terrorist watch list. that's just compared to 0 in 2019. dana. >> dana: what an incredible opportunity to get to see it firsthand. thank you for bringing story us to. >> bill: a retired f.b.i. agent and dan, thank you for your time. i want to show our viewers what we call the gotaways, people unaccounted for. come across the border and in fiscal year 2021 the numbers went way up. 387,000, 600,000 in 2022, 670,000 in 2023. when we talk about these gangs, look at the map here where they cross the southern border and then they make their waif to denver, chicago, new york, because they are looking for the migrant camps in places like new york city. from what you just heard

cannot do this, we had a federal judge role recently that that is not legal, we're going to get the cbp one people about where are they, we don't know. maria: is pretty crazy the fact that not only has the border been wide open but as a way to make it look better, fewer numbers of the border actually fly these people to swing states across the country, what is that. >> any american who said online at jfk or lax trying to get into the country has to scratch their head saying the government is flying people in, who's paying for that how do i get the airfare. maria: your pain, we are paying. unbelievable were just getting started, were looking ahead to the august pce report at 8:30 a.m. eastern working to bring you the numbers as across were exactly were because of the dow industrial at 42555, nasdaq down 35 and s&p lower by three to quarter, david tawil is here with expectations. don't miss it you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. we'll be right back. ♪ is it possible to be more capable and more practical, be able to perform here and here? make a statement of barely

list suspects with cbp citing privacy, and sensitivity concerns. and one of the most alarming take aways from the hearing was that no one could say if and how many of the 2 million known got aways could be on the terror watch list. >> how would you have that? we don't know how they got into the country other than crossing the border. >> a lot of frightening prospects about what lies in the dark. >> john: a lot of unknown, unknowns as well. griff, thank you. >> sandra: thank you, john. host of making money on fbn. charles good to have you here. you are digging into the angle. what does all this illegal immigration, massive amounts of migrants coming into the country, what does this mean for unemployment and jobs in this country. here is jay powell on that. >> if you have millions of people come into the labour force and you are creating a hundred thousand jobs, you are going to see unemployment go up. it really depends on the trend underlying the volatility of people coming into the country. there has been an influence across the boarders and that h

i got off the phone with cbp minutes ago. they did not come in directly on the chief's testimony before congress but maintain that they do have a high level of transparency when it comes to the encounters on their website and they make the border patrol chiefs regularly available in interviews and convey their message through social media. >> bret: we've seen some former border chiefs say something similar. but this is someone who hasn't talked out before. takes a lot of guts to say that on capitol hill. >> it does. and you know, bill melugin and i talk about our coverage because we're talking to the same people. this accusation that he made is one that we've heard many times hinds closed doors. they actually in the case of the chief, he accuses what is known as the office of professional responsibility that investigates people within cpb for their conduct. he's accusing them of being weaponized to try to control a message. i think you'll hear more about this. >> bret: to muzzle them. griff, thanks. >> thanks, bret. former. t

this comes, bill, as cbp stats show over the past three years the number of individuals caught betweenwho match the terror watch list has increased by more than 1300% compared to the previous five years. remember, our colleague bill melugin issued a foia request seeking only the nationalities of the terror watch list suspects. denied in may and denied on appeal in august with cbp citing privacy in law enforcement sensitivity concerns. here in washington yesterday, vice president harris was blasting former president trump over his border policies. >> we all remember what they did to tear families apart. and now they have pledged to carry out the largest deportation, a mass deportation, in american history. imagine what that would look like. >> the recent polling shows a majority of americans do support trump's deportation plan. >> bill: we'll see what more comes from that hearing and after that. griff jenkins in washington, d.c. thank you. >> dana: breaking news now. hezbollah promising to retaliate against israel. hundreds of devices exploding across lebanon. for a second straight day.

finally, the cbp reached out yesterday. i talked to them.not directly address chief heike's accusations maintaining they have a high level of transparency on website interviews on social. you see his credentials an credibility. in his statements is he a whistleblower in front of everybody he is blowing the whistle i is not looking for protection. is he telling the truth. are you surprised it's not getting m traction besides us. >> griff: i talked yesterday with chief heike about this. he is not a big enough fish. is he a former chief. i must stay in full disclosure that bill melugin and i have heard these things countless times down at the border just no one had the will to go out and say it publicly now chief heitke said it under testimony. weave will see where it goes. ultimately in his testimony he is saying that the office of professional responsibility the opr guys inside cbp weaponized in his words against chiefs from speaking out. we will see if we get any more. >> brian: let's work up that chain and find out who that person's boss is

that's according to cbp data.rrested this tda gang member, nationwide 23 members have been arrested by border patrol this fiscal year. and that number, it might not seem like a lot, but dps says the number of suspected members are is much higher than that. the most difficult part is actually being able to con confirm those gang members. we drove around with lieutenant the elizabeth carter. he tells us she's seen her fair share of tda activity in the form of chases with smugglers and stash houses. texas dps is creating a database from scratch to help verify those tda members. >> when it comes to the tda gang, when you hear sex trafficking, human smuggling, drug operations, it should be concerning just like any other crime in our community. this is very alarming because they're coming across our borders. >> reporter: governor greg abbott said more than 100 suspected tda gang members are also involved in the el paso riots we saw back in the spring when hundreds were caught on camera, you may remember, storming the bo

. >> yeah, yeah, he's waited for about a year here for a cbp one appointment to seek asylum in the u.s. for now, he's earning money and finding purpose in running this coffee and bread stand for fellow asylum seekers. >> sabe cuando llega waiting for the moment to come, he says. only god knows when it comes. nonprofits in the area explain immigration policy on both sides of the border, and mexico's role is constantly changing. >> we have all the phases of migration. we are a migration country. we are a receptor. we are a country for transit and also for displacement. in the last six years, the us administration has changed its policy, its migration policy, so many times. >> and i think that what people don't realize is that affects our work and it affects migrants immediately on the ground. and so we're constantly having to adapt. >> the institute for women and migration hosts weekly informational sessions here. >> there are 12 shelters, established shelters in mexico city, but there are tens of thousands of people who don't have formal shelter. and so that's really right now, the bigg

she is going to visit the cbp port there and talk about stopping fentanyl.e is going to talk about how crossings into the country have actually dropped by half from june into july. but, what she is going to focus on is in addition to border security and that bipartisan bill, brian, that you mentioned, she is going to say, you know that, bipartisan bill would have added 1500 different cbp agents who could be stopping the flow of fentanyl into the country. >> . in particular, she is there because they are highlighting a new $400 million project from the infrastructure bill. it's known as the two port solution. they have got a newport of entry and they expanded the previous port, so she is going to say look, look what we were able to pass in the congress. we got all the money to build. this now, put me in charge and i will stop the flow of fentanyl. that's what her emphasis is going to be. >> lawrence: one of the things she is struggling with is she hoped that if she continued to talk about that bill, that bipartisan bill, and donald trump stopping it that it w

deportar a beneficiarios del parole humanitario, quienes piden asilo mediante la aplicaciÓn de telÉfono cbpecciones, no me dejarÁ mentir, los planes econÓmicos de los candidatos son claves en esta contienda, te explica quÉ diferente uno del otro. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ borja: comenzamos con los planes de donald trump, el expresidente, donald trump propone recortar impuestos sustancialmente, dice que quiere reducir impuestos corporativos el 21% al 15%, por Último, eliminar impuestos e ingresos por propinas a los trabajadores, tambiÉn propone prohibir a los migrantes indocumentados tener hipotecas, que bajar los precios del combustible, bajar el precio de la luz y los gastos del hogar. cambiamos de campaÑa, vamos al partido demÓcrata y es este plan econÓmico de kamala harris, la vicepresidenta propone una reducciÓn fiscal de 50.000 $ para crear pequeÑas empresas, tambiÉn estÁ reduciendo los costos fiscales a las pequeÑas nuevas empresas, ella propone aumentar impuestos corporativos al 28%, y despuÉs recortar 6000 $ en impuestos a las familias, un claro guiÑo a la clase media t

one of them is called cbp-1. if you come to a port of entry and tell dhs ahead of time i'm coming, then dhs, when you arrive at the port of entry will quickly give you paperwork, will give you a work permit that day and will release you into the country for a decade as you await your hearing. it was a fast-track process into the country that was actually inviting more people to illegally cross into the country. we now have 1500 people a day coming through that process. we have no idea if they qualify for asylum because they're not being screened for asylum. we wanted an end to that process because we felt like it's actually inviting more illegal immigration rather than trying to deter it. and it's not just us that's saying that. the inspector general for the department of homeland security made this statement. they felt that cbp did not gather intelligence or conduct sufficient analysis of data generated by cbp-1 appointments to protect against fraudulent applications and misuse and public safety threats. that's

. >> en la fila para los casos de cbp, la preocupaciÓn era evidente. >> me parece una parte triste paraan que las duras. pero temporales restricciones de asilo impuestas en junio mediante una orden ejecutiva sean casi imposibles de ser suspendidas. >> estados unidos estÁ tomando, eh, acciones que estÁn violentando ese derecho del asilo. lo cual pone al riesgo a mÁs vidas de personas migrantes bajo la orden de junio. >> las restricciones en el nÚmero de casos de asilo, que son recibidos estÁn basadas en un lÍmite de 1500 personas que intenten cruzar irregularmente cada dÍa. bajo el nuevo plan estarÍan incluidos en esta cifra tambiÉn menores. no acompaÑados. un portavoz del departamento de seguridad nacional dijo que no podÍan hacer comentarios de una norma que aÚn no es definitiva ni que se ha emitido, y eso va a causar que se cree una fila masiva de personas que necesitan llegar a solicitar asilo polÍtico. >> entonces va a ser mÁs difÍcil conseguir una cita. va a ser mÁs difÍcil poder argumentar tu caso frente a las autoridades migratorias. >> la acciÓn del presidente biden de acuerdo a

. >> hoy, en la frontera de reynosa, mcallen, en la fila para los casos de cbp.Ículo dando a conocer que la administraciÓn biden estarÍa considerando acciones que harÍan que las duras. pero temporales restricciones de asilo impuestas en junio mediante una orden ejecutiva sean casi imposibles de ser suspendidas. >> estados unidos estÁ tomando, eh, acciones que estÁn violentando ese derecho del asilo, lo cual pone al riesgo a mÁs vidas de personas migrantes. >> bajo la orden de junio, las restricciones en el nÚmero de casos de asilo que son recibidos estÁn basadas en un lÍmite de 1500 personas que intenten cruzar irregularmente cada dÍa. bajo el nuevo plan estarÍan incluidos en esta cifra tambiÉn menores. no acompaÑados. un portavoz del departamento de seguridad nacional dijo que no podÍan hacer comentarios de una norma que aÚn no es definitiva ni que se ha emitido. >> y eso va a causar que se cree una fila masiva de personas que necesitan llegar a solicitar asilo polÍtico. entonces va a ser mÁs difÍcil conseguir una cita. va a ser mÁs difÍcil poder argumentar tu c

agentes de cbp los sacaron a l y los otros fueron entregados a la patrulla fronteriza y escuche estees los sacaron a punta de pistola de su auto porque el nombre de uno de ellos coincidiÓ con una persona que las autoridades buscaban padres, niÑos, hasta la abuela terminaron detenidos. todo queÓo captado en video. francisco fajardo tiene esas imÁgenes, jo garcÍa y este es el nombre que causÓ toda la confusiÓn, padres niÑos y hasta la abuela terminaron detenidos y todo quedÓ captado en video, francisco fajardo tiene las imÁgenes. >> asustados al ver esposados a sus familiares. >> a punta de pistola uno a uno, y sin importar si se trataba de adolescentes, un niÑo de 9 aÑo a garita de san isidro bajaron del auto ys con la abuela de 75, oficiales en la garita de san isidro bajaron del auto y detuvieron a una familia entera que decidiÓ grabar el incidente. >> entreganda verse dos oficiales y dijeron que sÍ y inmediatameando a la garita ente los papeles a aduana y luego voltearon a ver 2 oficiales y dijeron que si e inmediatamente corrieron atrÁs del vehÍculo y sacaron a la gente gonzÁlez,

virus, the house committee on homeland security released what they called a startling report. outlining cbp encounters for fiscal year 2023. it revealed this of 40 percent increase from 2021 and a shocking 100 percent increase as compared to 2019 before president biden wasn't office putting that number of.

anunciÓ hoy que va a transportar desde la frontera sur a migrantes que tengan una cita de la aplicaciÓn cbp tenÍa 55 chozas y estaba ubicado en plena selva del dariÉn. estaba habilitado para acampar, comer y disponÍa de plantas elÉctricas y tecnologÍa para internet. de momento se desconoce si hay arrestados. hace casi un mes fueron localizados 30 mÁs de estos campamentos improvisados en la frontera natural entre colombia y panamÁ. el ministro de defensa hondureÑo, josÉ manuel zelaya, renunciÓ este sÁbado para que el ministerio pÚblico investigue, cito con libertad a su padre, carlos zelaya, quien anunciÓ su dimisiÓn a partir del lunes como secretario del congreso. zelaya padre compareciÓ hoy ante el ministerio pÚblico para declarar sobre un video del 2013 en el que se reuniÓ con dos personas acusadas por narcotrÁfico. carlos zelaya es cuÑado de la presidenta xiomara castro y volvemos al plano nacional. dos personas fallecieron en nueva jersey a causa del virus del nilo occidental. esto eleva a cinco el nÚmero de muertes reportadas en el paÍs, segÚn funcionarios de salud de nueva jersey. las

there are other accounts showing up the benefits of presenting themselves to cbp when they get their showing off their new cellphones, their new devices and even the debit cards that are loaded with money from the us government. now this is a, a new phenomenon. obviously, despite social media, having been a thing for well over a decade them and we saw this with the error of spring. right? so social media is playing a large role in driving up these numbers, exacerbating this of course, especially in the way of the venezuelan migrants, is the continuum diplomatic mess between our 2 countries. the continued the sanctions there. you have economic and political strikes that are driving that as well and nationals up north. yeah. but, but to your point about the social media part of it. but you're absolutely right, but the reality is the social media influence there's, if you want to call them back who are posting these videos, they are lighting. it's not like they're treating people like sites. hey, if you come to the us, you get a free phone. there's no phone, no, there is a phone, but th

cbp data shows well over half a million venezuelans cross the border since biden administration took you have a small number of them being deported last year. last year roughly a thousand were deported because venezuela does not cooperate with the u.s. when you get half a million coming and released into the u.s. and we don't have cooperation with venezuela, don't have way to confirm who they are or who they aren't, it is a problem not getting any better. meanwhile, look back not just what we're showing in aura, colorado. this gang, tda, linked to laken riley murder and the shooting of two nypd cops. the problem is a growing threat. officials are trying to figure out how to deal with it asap. >> todd: why did the biden administration behind over backward to let in venezuelans? and secondarily, everything viewed through the lens of the campaign this season, if i'm trump, i make ad, if you have tds, it leads to tda. simple message, we have the videos. this is not what we want in america for anybody, including for the migrants who are here illegally and trying to live a normal life. gri

we're seeing more criminals than ever before according to cbp data.der patrol encountered 100 terrorists on the watch list compared to 201 when they had zero. stuart. stuart: thank you very much. now this, nypd and new york police department warns the violent gangs like tren de aragua are taking over migrant shelters in new york city. being described as criminal empire hiding in plain sight. >> there's pressure points to put on them to take the foreign nationals back and if they don't, choosing not to accept flights back from the unit and talking about the region to re-pateuate those foreign nationals to those countries as well. re-pate rendition of anthonyuate foreign nationals and others. they're flown in from nicaragua up to 30,000 every single month and we have over 70 venezuelan in the last year and a half. same e-mails and phone numbers sponsoring up to thousands and thousands of people and one e-mail and one phone number is sponsoring thousands of folks and that's only they're taking advantage of the situation and supposed to have a sponsor for

cbp expect that number to rise in the coming months. >> todd: thank you. dallas residents gathering to honor fallen officer darron burks after he was shot and killed execution style inside his police car. >> he was approached and they talked through the drivers side window and he recorded with a cell phone. the suspect pulled out a handgun and sculied officer burks as he sat in his vehicle. >> todd: burks was a math teacher and basketball coach for 20 years before becoming a police officer. he felt god calling him and was a dallas police officer for eight months before he was killed. former mreszant grove principal who hired darron burks joins me now. i am so sorry for your loss, no words can bring him back. tell us about your friend. >> darron burks is an individual i've known over 25 years and an individual that as soon as he began to get out of college, i hired him as his first job as a math teacher. this individual from day one had an energy and spirit that was beyond reproach. his ability to merge and glue people together was obvious. he could communi

griff: and when i spoke with cbp about your testimony, they did not address directly your testimony, but rather said that they maintain a high level of transparency because they've published the numbers on their website and because they make sector chiefs available through social media and interviews. what's your response? are they transparent? >> no, the amount of information that sector chiefs are allowed to disseminate on their social media and their ability to contact the media is extremely limited. those limits come through customs and border protection and the department of homeland security. as information that they want to put out is limited and the chiefs are told when and what they can put out, so, no, it's -- that information is not freely put out in the sectors or the employees. griff: we're working to reestablish our connection with jim desmond. the san diego center is the epicenter of the border crisis and i want you just to speak, if you can, chief, for a moment about why specifically they don't-- the administration may not want information released from that sector? >

back live you guys want to hear crazy statistics, according to cbp data half a million venezuelans haveen caught crossing the southern border illegally during president biden's time in office. ice data shows last year less than 1,000 venezuelans were deported from the u.s. venezuela does not cooperate with the u.s. we don't have any relations with them. as it stands now, the massive majority of venezuelans who show up at our border get released into the country often with little to know vetting. we'll send it back to you. >> bill: it's too easy. thank you in los angeles. dana. >> dana: want to get to this. outrage in brazil after another knock to free speech. the ban on x in full effect, social media censorship. michael shellenberger is in brazil fighting the block and joins us live now. how did this all get started for people not familiar with what's happening? >> sure. i think first thing to understand is that the united states has been very involved in supporting censorship efforts in brazil. more information on that will come out shortly. but striking you have brazil has banned x, t

harris is doing, saying i will support that bipartisan bill, i will fund border security, i will support cbp at the border. this is what i want to do. i'm going to slow fentanyl issues. she's talking concrete policies, but the problem is i think it's easier to sell a narrative on a very complicated issue like immigration by stoking fear and instilling that in communities and getting people to be divided. i think that's what you're seeing there, what he says is resonating in communities. now the problem with that is that what is donald trump's immigration proposal actually look like in the future? it's going to look like encampments. what is it going to look like when they're putting people in encampments on the borders or in these cities. what it going to look like when they're targeting anyone who looks like a minority in general and taking these kids out of school and corralling them. what is it going to look like when they're going after legal residents because denaturalization was discussed in the trump administration, where they don't actually differentiate between a legal res dependent

>> bret: and we have just had that cbp customs border protection about all the different countries people from those various countries coming over the northern border. and this fits that bill. david, we will follow this story, thank you. >> now to our other cases involving president trump. nate foy outside of the court of appeals in new york, good evening, nate good evening bret. the sentencing will happen on november 26th. that's, of course, after the presidential election and two peeks before the sentencing judge juan merchant will decide whether or not is he going to throw the conviction out on the grounds you have presidential immunity after that supreme court decision back in july. trump is reacting to the sentencing delay on truth social today, posting, quote: the manhattan d.a. witch-hunt has been postponed because everyone realizes that there was no case. did i nothing wrong. judge merchant wrote in his decision that he doesn't want the jury's verdict to be, quote diluted by the enormity of the upcoming presidential election. merchant also said he wants to avoid any appearance of

now the federal government, if you use this cbp app. you can schedule an appointment at a port of entry and the biden administration and bite his harassment -- biden-harris and administration will usher you into the united states and give you a work permit. that's dealing with the illegal immigration. with the policies of the previous ministrations remaining in that area is one of them. but this is all a shell game in my view. >> we will see in hoover wins whether divided are together, there hasn't been pretty much progress on the issue of immigration. we will see, thank you for stopping by. >> bye shannon. >> up next, less than 60 days vice president harris and four president trump revealing new details about their economic plans this week. we'll bring in the harris tim walz campaign surrogates to discuss what they are proposing and weather she's actually breaking from president biden. he's next. ♪ and establishes a charitable trust to keep the craft alive for generations to come. from preserving a cultural tradition to leaving a legac

injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call 1-800 eight million ♪ >> lawrence: so the border crisis is far from over with cbpes in the border down of uvalde, texas arrested 33 gang members on drug trafficking charges. dps found 17 migrants crammed in the back of a fake lowe's truck. retired yuma arizona border patrol chief chris clemson joins us now they're predicting in august a rise maybe it was hot and the summer and like every other year there was a slow, slowness of folks crossing because they couldn't survive, right? >> well, it's a complex issue when it comes down to the seasonal trends, you go back 10, 12 years ago. they kind of got disrupted because we don't see that yearly agricultural seasonal crossing. it's kind of a global phenomenon. people coming everyone. look bat election cycles presidential cycles you will see uptick leading up to the november election i will go as far as i see propaganda caravans show up next few weeks and months as we draw attention to this border crisis both from the nongovernment organization side of it as well as people trying to get in just in case we have a trump pre

include at least a couple of million gotaways or those coming in on secret flights or those who that cbp 1 phone app. one of the amazing things about these horrible numbers is the administration had them for quite sometime but never released them, until i.c.e. sent a letter to house member tony gonzalez and then the word got out so biden-harris was ill on a bill illegal immigration cover up want me? border czar kamala is heading back to the border today for the first time in three-years in a trip that just might remind voters of how disastrous the border crisis is, especially with these new i.c.e. numbers released today. she and president joe could have ened this disaster four years ago, but of course they didn't. now, they are blaming trump for opposing the senate border bill which by the way would never have passed in the first place, and would have allowed just under 2 million illegals per-year, topping 5,000 per-week. no bargain there, so that argument is bolderdash. well how about mr. trump's ideas, catch and deport. remain in mexico. finish building the wall. end all the sanctuary

also the cbp one act they came up to help make illegal entry illegal. they are not counting those as illegal entrance. the people know, american citizens and no that this border is the root cause of so many problems in their communities because they are living it. they are living with the dangers of fentanyl. they are living with human trafficking, sex trafficking and they know kamala harris as a d8 did not go after these gangs. part of me, and drug dealers. >> she will say as a prosecutor she did prosecute cases and she is relying on a prosecutorial record get a drink of water if you want one. >> i am fine. >> she will be the prosecutor and try to prosecute trump she will say she is relying on her record in san francisco and as the attorney general of california. >> and she does not have a record she can stand on. we all know that. >> do you think she should go after mr. trump on his tenor some people are tired of just the drama and what the democrats have called the chaos. will that resign resonate do yok with the undecided? they don't appreciate pres

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♪robitussin♪ ♪ rachel: vice president harris stopping for a photo op with cbp officials while visiting town yesterday in an attempt to rebrand her record on illegal immigration. meanwhile, the true impact of the crisis looms large as border agents warn that children as young as 8 are being drugged and trafficked the into our country by smugglers posing as their parents. if allie hopper is a public speaker on global human trafficking and homeland security, and she joins us now. allie, let's just talk about the two cases that have been hitting the news, these young children as young as 8 years old, they're in a car, they look like they're sleeping, but they were drugged and the people that were with them were not their parents. what do we know? >> so in many of those situations, these border patrol agents -- and we have firsthand knowledge of speaking with these agents -- they have not received the training to be able to even identify when these circumstances come about. they are told to receive and reset. they receive the child, push it forward and then reset to receive the next, you kn

and listen to the this, according to cbp data, well over half a million venezuelans have crossed thely during president biden's time in office. according to i.c.e. data, less than a thousand venezuelans were deportedded from the u.s. last year. venezuela just does not cooperate with the u.s. on deportation. bottom line is venezuelans showing up at our border for the most part, they're here to stay, and they're just released into the country. back to you. stuart: what a mess. bill melugin, thanks very much, indeed. let's bring in, the congressman chip roy. congressman, there are migrant camps that spread as far south in mexico, all the way down to mexico city. are you expecting them to empty out with a new surge north to the border before the election? >> well, there certainly are camps that are springing up all throughout mexico, mexico city, as you point out. but this is what happens when you have, basically, a neon sign on your border that says come on in. and that's what kamala harris, joe biden, alejandro mayorkas regime is doing. i'm in aurora, colorado, right now. we're going t

us that they didn't know that about the biden administration's so-called legal pathway through the cbpe app, one man from india said even at asylum in brazil but chose to come to the united states because a cramped crime was so out of control in brazil, a father, daughter duo from guatemala and a mother and her 8 year-old daughter from colombia say they paid the cartel thousands of dollars to cross here in the san diego sector. none of them were concerned about being returned to their home countries telling us they're confident that they would be able to stay all of them reporting. they have family here in new jersey, california and arizona, which just so happens to be representative and the big state. >> and until you actually disincentivize spokesman coming, i mean, some it. they look like they might have some distress is. well, know, here you just circumvent the legal pathway for coming in this country, which allows about a million people more than all the rest of the world combined. so show you have to say i'm sorry. >> you can't to be here. >> now, natasha, the members of that com

she is expected to head down to the local port of entry where she's going to meet with cbp officers toalk about fentanyl seizures and then expected to meet with border patrol somewhere along the border wall. she will then speak at a campaign event tonight as her critics are saying this trip is nothing but politics. >> vice president kamala harris making her first visit to the southern border in more than three years on friday. the vp arriving in douglas, arizona with democrat senator mark kelly who the local sheriff says urged her to make the visit harris' trip comes as ice's new stunning data on non-citizen criminals. letter to texas congressman tony gonzales, the acting ice director reveals there is more than 13,000 non-citizens with homicide convictions in nearly 16,000 non-citizens with rape and sexual assault convictions who are roaming the united states as part of ice's non-detained docket. that docket is made up of illegal immigrants who have been cut and released at the border pending future court dates as well as illegal immigrants who have already been ordered deported by imm