i'm join joined by chris cabrera, the border guy. is this a big issue? >> yes, the cartels make their money moving drugs north and they have unlimited funds to buy whatever they want from whoever they want, whether it's in the united states or from their own military. stuart: what kind of weaponry are they buying? >> what kind of weapon aren't they buying. we've seen 50 caliber sniper rifles, we've seen automatic, fully automatic machine guns. you name t they have it. they up armor their own vehicles and using ieds against each other in mexico. it's just a matt ore of time before it spreads over to this side. stuart: would you say that the cartels essentially run not only the border but mexico itself? >> most definitely. most definitely. the government of mexico looks the other way while the cartels bring drugs into the united states. yet the cartels are making that money to do whatever they want to whoever they want, and they run this show over there in mexico and just allow that president to exist. stuart: next one, 200 tactical border force soldiers j

. >> chris cabrera is the vice president of the national border control council, a union representingagents nationwide. do you want the bill to still pass? >> that is the hope. at the end of the day, anything will help. i know there is the power of the pen. there is executive action he has done in the past with other issues. he has the power to put a stop to this today. granted, congress does have some fault in this. they have been kicking the can down the road for quite a few years. not one side or the other, but both sides. if they are not going to do it, either we get somebody in there who will or the president needs to take action. >> with the senate deal all the dead, sources have told us that the president is considering using his executive authority to block some asylum-seekers from entering the u.s. while state and federal authorities clash in eagle pass, here in brownsville advocates say things are different. >> we often hear the border is chaotic. it is orderly. it is not chaos. >> she is the executive director of a group that helps welcome asylum-seekers in brownsville. wha

manejo de biden a la frontera, no fueron invitados al encuentro y el presidente desorganizaciÓn, chris cabreraa responder la crisis. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] pedro: biden puntualizÓ la importancia de su visita la frontera y su disposiciÓn a negociar con republicanos para avanzar el proyecto de ley, pero voceros de ese partido dicen que la medida tal y como estÁ escrita no avanzarÁ. >> en cualquier reforma que se vaya a hacer a las leyes migratorias en el futuro tiene que comenzar con un control eficiente de la frontera, de otra forma ninguna reforma migratoria va a tener Éxito. pedro: biden ahora regresa a washington cargado de comentarios que pudieran servirle para cargar de nuevo la propuesta de ley. ilia: pedro, esta es la segunda visita del presidente biden a la frontera, ¿en quÉ se diferencia de la primera? pedro: hay dos cosas muy importantes, la primera es que el presidente biden invitÓ al expresidente trump a unirse con Él para persuadir a los congresistas republicanos y tambiÉn demÓcratas para lograr aprobar esta ley que Él insiste es fundamental para poder dotar a todo el

. >> reporter: but chris cabrera of the border patrol said that with illegal crossings into this partent has come too late. >> but i think the timing's a little off. if he were to come a year ago, two years ago, three years ago. >> reporter: trump, who visited eagle pass more than 300 miles away, continued exploiting a crisis that he couldn't solve either. hoping it will put him back in the white house. allies say he's planning mass deportations and detention camps if elected. today he sought to falsely connect president biden to the recent murder of a georgia nursing student by a venezuelan migrant, who entered the country illegally in 2022. >> the monster that charged -- charged in the death is an illegal alien migrant who was let into our country and released into our communities by crooked joe biden. >> reporter: the president, who didn't address trump's attacks, said they should work together. >> join me. or i'll join you. in telling the congress to pass this bipartisan border security bill. we can do it together. >> reporter: as president trump severely restricted asylum and req

but chris cabrera of the border patrol said that with illegal crossings into this part of texas downently, the president has come too late. >> but i think the timing is a little off. i mean, if he would have come a year ago, two years ago, three years ago. >> reporter: trump, who visited eagle pass, more than 300 miles away, continued exploiting a crisis that he couldn't solve either, hoping it'll put him back in the white house. allies say he is planning mass deportations and detention camps if elected. today, he sought to falsely connect president biden to the recent murder of a georgia nursing student by a venezuelan migrant who entered the country illegally in 2022. >> the monster that's charged in the death is an illegal alien migrant who was let into our country and released into our communities by crooked joe biden. >> reporter: the president, who didn't address trump's attacks, said they should work together. >> join me or i'll join you in telling the congress to pass this bipartisan border security bill. we can do it together. >> reporter: as president, trump severely restri

we spoke with chris cabrera who had this to say about the ongoing crash investigation. >> they were tracking some people crossing the country and in the process of looking for them. they had a mechanical unit down in a hard landing. >> reporter: in eagle pass, texas, migrants continue to arrive at the southern border. our cameras captured this group of 100 migrants at a hydro plant in a fenced off area at shelby park. we are not seeing as many groups as you saw there but seeing smaller groups arriving here coming across the rio grande but hearing about police responding to calls of suspected human smuggling and trespassing. p neil: the border is a big issue and the president tried to put the finger on republicans in the state of the union address. lucas tomlinson joins us from the white house. >> we reached out to the white house for reaction to that crash in texas. president biden did not mention anything about good executive actions on the southern border, he blamed congress. >> president biden: my republican friends of what to the american people to get this done. the result is a bipartis

working to figure out exactly what went wrong, but national border patrol council spokesperson chris cabrerahis to say about what exactly the crew was doing. >> they were on a routine patrol. i think they were tracking some people that had crossed, some illegal aliens that had crossed into the country. so they were in the process of looking for them. they had some type of mechanical difficulty, went down, went down in a hard landing and, ultimately, you know, you know, three died. >> reporter: here in eagle pass, texas, migrants continue to arrive at the southern border. just yesterday our cameras captured this group of nearly 100 migrants at a nearby hydro plant. this is just outside the fenced-off area of shelby park. and while we aren't seeing as many of those big groups arrive here at the u.s.-mexico border, we are still seeing some of those smaller groups. we saw a few early this morning, and police are still responding to calls of alleged human smuggling. griff? griff: all right. jeff paul live for us from eagle pass, thank you. >>> meanwhile, president biden calling on congress to sen

let's bring in chris cabrera, vice president of the national border patrol council and border patrol rande valley. chris, we appreciate you being with us this morning. our thoughts and our prayers are with you and your with, your members there at the border patrol. i know one of those was involved in this crash. what can you tell us this morning about this incident? >> well, they were on routine patrol, i think they were tracking some people, some is illegal aliens that had crossed into the country, so they were in the process of looking at them. they had some type of mechanical difficulty, went down in a hard landing and, ultimately, or you know, three died. rachel: yeah. you know, chris,ing i know how difficult this must be for everyone at border patrol and the national guard, everyone protecting our border who puts their life on the line and then to find out that a drone flown by the cartel and posted, the video posted on to social media a mocking and laughing about our heroes, i'm sure that's just got to administer if pain to what -- add more pain to what just happened. >> you kno

we're it would was not related to texas eon going operation lone star of fox news if spoke with chris cabrera who had this to say about what exactly that crew was doing and the ongoing crash investigation. >> they were on routine patrolling, i think they were tracking some people that the had crossed, some illegal aliens that had crossed into the country. of so they were in the process of looking for them. they had some type of mechanical difficulty, went down in a hard landing and, ultimately, you know, you know, three died. >> reporter: here in eagle pass, texas, migrants continue to arrive at the southern is border. just yesterday our cameras captured this group of nearly 100 migrants at a nearby hydro plant. this is an area just outside a fenced-off spot in zell by park. we're not -- shelby park. we're not seeing as many of those big groups as we used to in the past, but we're still seeing smaller groups arrive. we just saw one this morning cross the rio grande in eagle pass, texas, and police continue to get those calls about suspected smuggling. aishah? aishah: jeff paul live for us, th

brownsville border patrol station, we talked to the vice president of the border patrol council, chris cabrera too impressed by the president's visit is. listen here. >> there's bigger fish to fry. arizona and san diego are getting hit real hard. here it's down to a trickle. it seems like he's a day late and a dollar short. >> reporter: meanwhile when, former president trump 300 miles away over in eagle pass, he wasted no time taking shots at his competitor. listen here. >> you looked at arizona -- [inaudible] hair governor hasn't done a thing -- their governor hasn't done a thing, and the governor of california hasn't done a thing. people are flowing through like nothing, and texas is very secure and it's going to be even more secure by the time you finish, which will be soon. >> reporter: so finally back out here in mission, rgv sector, this is the part of the story, neil, that's so fascinating is that the president came, president biden, that is, to one of the least trafficked areas which is secure now because of efforts that texas took to secure it. a little bit of irony there. i can leave

chris cabrera said they were on routine patrol friday afternoon when the aircraft went down. >> thankwere tracking some people that had crossed, illegal aliens crossed into the country. they were in the process of looking for them. had some type of mechanical difficulty that went down in a hard landing metro vancouver it was conducting the federal support mission at the border, not related to texas is ongoing operational star. >> what happened is a tragedy. >> reporter: the former acting director says border patrol agents serve as spotters helping guide soldiers on board of missions. >> these men and women put it on the line every day so for the men and women of border patrol god bless them and i hope every american understands the difficult job they have. >> reporter: it remains front and centre in places like eagles pass. lurch groups still cross the rio grande in miles north of the border police are busy tracking down suspected human smugglers. they are sightings all-too-familiar to the attorney but smith. >> 's security threat but yet were not doing anything about it. i don't than

we ask one of their top officials, chris cabrera, why. >> with the biggest impact of washington failingpass that bill question merck speak of the security of our country. >> formal president trump urged republicans not to pass the deal. what'd you make of that? >> i mean that his politics for you. was it a perfect bill? no. but it is better than the status quo of what's going on now. >> ultimately he says the president is responsible for the situation of the border. >> you get to make the decisions and he made those decisions. unfortunately, the buck stops with him. >> 300 miles away in eagle pass, donald trump argued biden 'has policies because this crisis. blaming the president for what he described as "lawlessness of the border." >> this is a biden invasion over the past three years. >> trump will also struggle to contain this crisis now promising to go even further than he did in his first term. considering detention camps and mass deportations, although deportations actually dropped significantly when he was in office. far below his predecessor, barack obama. now, president biden w

"chris jansing reports" with ana cabrera starts right now. >> i'm ana cabrera in for chris jan sings live at mechanics in new york. former president drum tries to find some way to fight that $464 million fraud judgment against him. what no bond means for a potential appeal and his business empire. >>> a lot has changed since president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu last spoke. thousands have died. private disputes about the direction of the war have started spilling out into the public. among the topics discussed today, israel's possible invasion of rafah which president biden has said would be a red line. >>> oral arguments in front of the supreme court turn tense as the justices hear arguments on the latest case testing the limits of free speech in the internet era. the potential impact on disinformation online coming up. >>> we start with former president donald trump unable to obtain a bond to satisfy the $463 million bond. traum's lawyers say they've got to 30 different companies, but none of them will put up the bond which would actually require collateral

chris jansing reports starts now. >>> thank you for joining us. i'm ana cabrera in for chris jansing. disciplined but not disqualified. a judge issuing a highly anticipated decision over misconduct allegations against fani willis. she can remain on the election interference case against former president trump, but under one major condition. we'll break it all down. >>> plus donald trump is on the offensive. his legal team vowing to fight to end the georgia case, how his campaign plans to use his court dates for political gain. >>> and the big question hanging over it all is when will the trials actually take place. the one we thought was set to begin here in manhattan could now be delayed. and this as special counsel jack smith battles to keep his two federal cases on track. this hour we have a team of corespondents and legal experts set to explain where the time line stands for each of these trials. but let's begin with the breaking news out of georgia, judge scott mcafee ruling that fani willis should not be disqualified from prosecuting the election interference case against former

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chris jansing. for now i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york, josÉ diaz-balart picks up our coverage right now. ♪♪good morning, it is 11:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. pacific. i'm josÉ diaz-balart, and we begin this busy hour with the intensifying 2024 race for the white house. this morning former president donald trump faces criticism after making a new warning when discussing placing tariffs on cars from china. >> we're got to put a 100% tariff on every single car that comes across the line, and you're not going to be able to sell those cars. if i get elected. now, if i don't get recollected, it's going to be a blood bath for the whole -- that's going to be the least of it, it's going to be a blood bath for the country. that will be the least of it, but they're not going to sell those cars. >> trump's critics say he was inciting violence, but this morning trump posted he used the term blood bath in reference to imports allowed by president biden, which he said are killing the auto industry. meanwhile, the campaign for trump's democratic opponent, president biden said february was its strongest fund