will: we just had corey lajoie. i will be a little bit of tv for a second.u.s. pete: but, with migrant facilities already exceeding capacity and the administration, more than struggling to keep up with their self-created surge, how will the expansion work? will: jackie hundred rick is live in washington to break it all down. good morning, jackie. >> good morning to you guys with. the department of homeland security is looking to increase the migrants released into the u.s. making the program more efficient according to dhs communications revealed by fox news. the adp program started in 2004 and varying degrees of supervision for people going through immigration proceedings from checks in at local ice centers to g.p.s. monitoring and also home visits individuals where individuals cannot be expelled they are placed into removal proceedings and determination is made result in alternative to detention program. the expansion of this program comes as the biden administration deals with this surge of migrants at the southern border complicated by restrictive expuls

we can't forget about corey lajoie who is riding in number 7, the fox nation car. little earlier today, looking pretty good. now, more than 20,000 people are expected to be here today. it's sold out as limited capacity but with that many people nascar and talladega superspeedway have covid safety guidelines in place. people have to wear masks, there's enough space to distance. nascar is even bringing in covid sniffing dogs to check drivers and pit crews before they make it to the garage. these dogs can sniff out a covid virus within seconds, mike. and did i mention the fans? they're having a ton of fun here today. we saw fans rolling in here hours before there was even anything really happening. over in the rv camp section, it's really like a party atmosphere. folks have got the grills out. they're making a lot of good food. they've got the drinks flowing, lots of smiles and people are very excited to be here today and so, mike, i told you that a lot of these fans out here are rooting for denny hamlin. we've been doing sort of an informal survey with some of the fa

pete: by the way chase elliott came in 24th and corey lajoie in the fox nation car, 22nd so we gotcha numbers from pre-covid, and we kind of hit that. pete: did you hit it? so you feel like because of the race and you're right off 20 between here and birmingham. if you're driving through you see your spot. folks are going to stop. >> yeah, and they did. i stopped in the store last night after i left here, and people were waiting outside to get a table and everything, it was rocking. pete: and you know, being here, it was a huge event yesterday, but the one thing that everyone kept telling me the whole time is you've got to come back to talladega when it's open. >> oh, absolutely. pete: it was open, but only 30%. >> yeah. pete: next year, you're hoping you're gangbusters i got to believe. >> oh, absolutely. i mean, to see come down and you don't see any of the campers out there. you see the amount of people, i mean, right by the stores starting wednesday. you have all of the campers and walmart, home depot, all of the hotels, i mean, it's an amazing sight to see. pete: a huge impact wh

that's all i'll be watching during the race today, the 7 car, the fox nation car, corey lajoie, wrappedience. nascar folks are awesome. a ton came over and said hello. i've never had any car to specifically pull far with that kind of connection. rachel: it's exciting. what if corey wins? >> i think he might. >> i think we all win. i heard the aerodynamics are such that the national anthem plays and it's -- rachel: it looks like that. eagle comes out of it. [laughter] >> can you do the eagle again? [laughter] >> we are -- there we go. see the qr code. you can put yourself in the driver's seat of fox nation. i have a picture of that. maybe we'll play it later on. we have news to get to this morning. this is where we start, it's a tough one. crime is skyrocketing as you know if you watch this program in major u.s. cities from baltimore to philadelphia to new york. rachel: police departments are struggling to keep up because officers are leaving and less people are signing up for the job. no kidding. >> why wouldn't they. david spunt joins us live from the justice department with more. >> r