this in addition to the 2285 community vaccination centers at fema, an agency within the department of homeland security stood up and in our united battle against the pandemic. ttcourse this in addition now to the designation of that the president made of the department of homeland security as the lead federal agency in operation allies welcome. the effort to resettle afghan nationals here in theunited states . i have asked often how we do it all . do we have the resources to manage through the challenges that our nation faces nain the service of the mission to which we are dedicated. to keep the american public safe and secure. and the answer is a very straightforward one. we do igbecause of the people that comprise the department of thomeland security. we do because of the extraordinary talent, dedication and effort of the men and women of our department. let me speak a little bit about each of the challenges that i have identified and how we are addressing athem and what it says fundamentally about who we are and who we want to be let me start with the challenge of domestic violence extremism. when t

the department of homeland security is facing extraordinary challenges now that grip our country. and that are really uppermost in our nations mind. we have extreme weather events that are unprecedented in frequency and scale and speak of the disastrous consequences of climate change. we are observing a 300% increase over last year and a number of severity of ransomware tax. cybersecurity is a critical and urgent priority of ours. we are addressing the annual phenomenon of a regular migration and the significant challenge at our southern border. we are dressing a rise in domestic violence extremism, the most significant terrorism related threats that we face in our homeland. this, in addition to the day to day work that we dedicate ourselves to. this, in addition to the 2285 community vaccination centers that fema and agency within the department of homeland security, set up in our united battle against the pandemic. and of course, this, in addition now to the designation the president made of the dhs, to lead federal -- as the lead federal agency in operation. in the effort to res

simultaneously with the humanitarian response, we in the department of homeland security implemented a series of operational measures to process migrants consistent with existing laws, policies, and procedures. in particular c.b.p., customs and border protection, surged 600 agents officers, and d.h.s. volunteer force personnel to the del rio sector to provide operational support. we also, d.h.s. officers and agents, conducted 24-hour patrols for general safety, as well as to identify anyone who might be in medical distress. i.c.e., the u.s. coast guard, the department of defense, and the department of justice provided transportation support to transfer migrants out of del rio to other border patrol sectors with capacity. working with the departments of state in haiti, d.h.s. increased the number of removal flights to haiti commensurate with the country's capacity to receive. importantly, usaid has established a $5.5 million program to provide onthe ground -- to provide on the ground assistance to repatriated haitian migrants. nearly 30,000 migrants have been encountered at del rio sin

when the department of homeland security was established, since that time it has gone through several changes in order for us to meet the tremendous mission ahead of us. what additional changes would you recommend to the department of homeland security and the role that we play as members of congress? >> congresswoman, i would start with an answer if not of my colleagues have one that they would immediately like to leap into. i think that, unfortunately, looking back on at the department of homeland security and the organization that was created in the wake of 9/11 stands as one of the biggest failures of the u.s. government after 9/11. in retrospect with hindsight what we can see is that the dhs contains two very different sets of organizations and tools. it is sort of half of the border and immigration -- half of a border and immigration security agency that has immensely partisan and political hot potatoes that it has to wrestle with, and also a group of incredibly important and overlooked and underfunded nonpartisan emergency response and disaster preparedness organizations like f

the creation of the the entire department of homeland security. the growth of fbi joint terrorism task forces across the country. the billions if not tens of billions of dollars that we poured into local and state emergency preparedness and police grants across the country. down to 1000 mraps that we delivered to sheriffs and state and local police departments across the country. you look at at the work we have done in meeting the cyber threat and it pales in comparison. and congratulations on creating an agency dedicated within dhs, but as a full staff protecting the entire country and the civilian cybersecurity and infrastructure security of the civilian side of government, the staff is roughly equivalent the -- to the staff of a single wall street bank, the total personnel that we have dedicated there is roughly what j.p. morgan has to protect it as a bank. you look at the secret service, which before 9/11 was one of the nation's top cyber law enforcement agencies. it is doing less cyber today that it was a few years ago. and i think we just hav

just last week the department of homeland security office of the inspector general found that without stronger covid-19 testing measures in place, the department is putting everyone -- migrants, border patrol agents, customs agents and the local communities along the border -- at greater risk. still, the biden administration has refused to take any sort of serious action that would stop the flood of humanity coming across our border. yes, they've paid lip service. they said don't come. meanwhile, the migrants are are on the phone talking to family in the united states or they're simply watching american tv as the flood of humanity continues to come across the border without any real consequences. on friday the current surge of primarily haitian migrants became so is overwhelming that the biden administration closed a legal port of entry if del rio as well as -- in del rio as well as interior checkpoints. for those of our colleagues who have actually been to the border, they know that customs and border protection checks people as they enter the country at the border, but there's also

children is central to our country's well-being and we must ensure that for its part the department of homeland security is equipped to consider these needs. the homeland security for children act would ensure the unique needs of children are taken into account throughout the department by mandating the d.h.s. secretary direct all components and offices to consider children when creating policies and implementing programs. they need feedback from organizations on children when carrying out policies and programs. h.r. 4426 would authorize the children's technical expert within the federal emergency management agency to prioritize in the interest of children an emergency preparedness response and recovery initiative. lastly, the legislation that was interviewed by my colleague from new jersey, mr. pa*eup, would require d.h.s. to report to congress on the department's work to incorporate children's interests. i ask unanimous consent to include in the record an exchange of letters between myself and the chair of the key on transportation and infrastructure. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. th

so the department of homeland security claims they use title 42 a public health authority to expel the vast majority of migrants that the administration needs to be honest with us using title 42 authority to protectxp public health to expel migrant families and not just single adultspe. so to have expedited removal authority to swiftly remove the migrant families and in doing so deter others for on —- from coming. they essentially continue and with we will decision is rendered. to then give a notice to appear sometimes and then sent to the interior of the united states and many never heard from again. and then the public statements was real and immediate consequences meant to deter future immigration. there is a clear and urgent need to take action and that is not the answer. serves as an additional magnet. rather than address the crisis at hand are democratic colleagues spent the bulk of the year to figuring out how to bend the rules to grant citizenship to millions of people who entered the country illegally. that plan would provide legal status to people whoea entered the country ha

today, the department of homeland security said it would begin quickly deporting thousands of haitianshered there. cbs' christina ruffini is at the white house with more. christina. >> reporter: good evening, errol. that entry point in del rio is now closed and the department of homeland security says our borders are not open and people should not make the dangerous journey. but that message hasn't proved to be a deterrent instead of crossing the international bridge to del rio, texas, an estimated 12,000 migrants, many of them haitian, are now camped out under it. >> we now have one-third of the population of the city of del rio, texas, in a confined space. >> reporter: 400 border agents are being sent in to help, according to the department of homeland security, which says they will accelerate the pace and increase the capacity of removal flights to haiti and other destinations. >> this is just at this point overwhelming for the resources that we have on hand. >> reporter: the u.s. has seen a surge in migrants at the southern borders from countries like honduras, ecuador, and guatema

a cuban immigrant is a secretary of the department of homeland security. we're a nation of laws, and we're a nation of immigrants. and that rhetoric will be overwhelmed by people who understand and execute our values and principles as a country. >> all right, mr. secretary, thank you very much for your time. we appreciate it. good talking to you, sir. >> thank you, jim. >>> and we're following a developing story, military jet crashes in a texas neighborhood, damaging homes. what we're learning about the pilots who managed to escape. we'll get a live report, next. y. ♪ from boston. ♪ it means, “ok-to-beer-fest”. another sam octoberfest? nein. make it ten! i like this guy. (cheers) print. come on! print! print! print! do you suffer from cartridge conniptions? be conniption-free, thanks to the cartridge-free epson ecotank printer. a ridiculous amount of ink! do i look like a money tree? the epson ecotank. just fill & chill. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your

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also today, the department of homeland security announced it is temporarily suspended the use of horsepatrols in del rio, after images of aggressive tactics sparked outrage. >> this is why your country-- >> reporter: criticism of the biden administration's handling to have the crisis is coming from his own party. >> what the hell are we doing here? what we witnessed takes us back hundreds of years. >> reporter: we spoke tonight with the department of homeland security secretary alejandros mayorkas. >> for critics who say the administration is sending mixed messages, is there a clear message? >> there is certainly a clear message and it is do not take the perilous journey, the border is not open. >> reporter: >> reorter: we have seen ourselves bus-loads of asylum seekers allowed to enter the country and continue on to the process. is that incentivizing others to come to the border? >> the great majority of individuals who cross regularly at our southern border are being expelled. if a family is suffering an acute vulnerability, we do recognize that and we do address that by allowing the

simultaneously with the humanitarian response, we in the department of homeland security implemented a series of operational measures to process migrants consist tept with existing laws -- consistent with existing laws, policies, and procedures. in particular c.b.p., customs and border protection, surged 600 agents officers, and d.h.s. volunteer force personnel to the del rio sector to provide operational support. we also, d.h.s. officers and agents, conducted 24-hour patrols for general safety, as well as to identify anyone who might be in medical distress. i.c.e., the u.s. coast guard, department of defense, and the department of justice provided transportation support to transfer migrants out of del rio to other border patrol sectors with capacity. working with the departments of state in haiti, d.h.s. increased the number of removal flights to haiti commensurate with the country's capacity to receive. importantly, usaid has established a $5.5 million program to provide onthe ground assistance to repatriated haitian migrants. nearly 30,000 migrants have been encountered at del rio

there's new warning from department of homeland security. give us the latest. >> reporter: yeah. that's right. the warnings coming from online chatter according to the department of homeland security in an assessment, intelligence briefing that they just released saying there's the potential of violence and a lot based on what law enforcement is seeing for weeks and months. continued chatter online chat rooms threatening violence and why the fence is back. for weeks and months officials said there was a potential the fence would come back and now because of the rally officials on the capitol decided to bring back the fence and the tsa say they're ramping up security and the national guard. it is not clear how the national guard is going to be used but remember in the days after the insurrection they were behind the fences. national guard was all over here on capitol hill. we'll see what they do when they come here. also outside the supreme court where also there's going to be more fencing later tonight or tomorrow. they're going to place security fencing around the supreme court.

i agree that's the core competency and that's with the department of homeland security doesn't that's what a lot of our mission is built on step i would be concerned that we are getting a little way from that and more into some of the newer threats which are threats that you have to continue to look after threats holisticall and make sure you are addressing all of they. em. >> how dangerous is the crisis on our southern border with regard to transnational criminals and possible terrorist coming into the u.s. now? >> we talk about it in our 2020 threat assessment. i think it's important to keep in mind and unfortunately i don't know the american people view this as a threat because we have lived with it for so long all stop it's part of the nature and you will always have drugs coming across the order and there will always be violence. i don't accept that premise. the mexican cartels are getting more and more emboldened and becoming more and more enriched from some of the policies we have in the united states. when you have 200,000 illegal apprehensions in one month, that's astronomica

simultaneously with humanitarian response we and department of homeland security implemented a seriesoperational measures to process migrants consistent with existing laws, policies and procedures, in particular, cbp, customs and border protection searched 600 agents, officers, and dhs volunteer force personnel to the del rio sector to provide operational support. we also, dhs officers and agents conducted 24 hour patrols for general safety as well as to identify anyone who might be in medical distress. i.c.e., the u.s. coast guard, department of defense and department of justice provided transportation support to transfer migrants out of del rio to other border patrol sectors with capacity. working with departments of state in haiti, dhs increased the number of removal flights to haiti commensurate with the country's capacity to receive. importantly, u.s. aid has established a $5.5 million program to provide on the ground assistance to repatriated haitian migrants. nearly 30,000 migrants have been encountered at del rio since september 9, with the highest number at one time reaching

we heard from the secretary of the department of homeland security. the shantytown that cropped up under the bridge if del rio, texas that held 15,000. he said since september 9th, they had 30,000! the population of del rio, texas is 35,000. can you imagine? they had 30,000 people at their border since september ninths. -- 9th. where did all of the people go? a live report next. th. -- 9th. where did all of the people go? a live report next. [ "the addams family" theme playing ] ♪ they're nice but irritating ♪ -- 9th. where did all of the people go? a live report next. where did al? a live report next. ♪ they're helpful but annoying ♪ ♪ they always leave us snoring ♪ ♪ accidents are boring with the progressive family ♪ so... when do you all go home? never! we're here for you 24/7. how terrifying. protection so good it's scary. "the addams family 2" playing october 1st. ♪ ♪ charlotte! charl! every day can be extraordinary with rich, opreza: trabajar en recology es más que un empleo para mí, every day can be es una tradición familiar. tomé la ruta de mi

of the 9/11 attacks. this country is stronger and more secure than ever before. 250,000 people in the department of homeland security around the country and around the world work every day to make it so. very proud of what we've accomplished over the last 20 years. >> secretary, given the conversation we just had with peter borgen, what's your assessment of the terrorists as we discuss the attacks carried out by al qaeda. you said yesterday there was no specific credible threat to the homeland. does that remain true? >> that, indeed, remains true. there is no specific credible threat to the homeland at this time and what we do is we remain vigilant every single day. and mr. bergen i think described it very correctly. that we have a multi-layered approach to everybonsure the saf the american people. we have a multi-layered group across the government and the new york city police department to ep sure the safety and security, not only of the people of new york but the people of america. >> secretary, what is it that you may want to see improved or changed within dhs and perhaps more broadly across the adminis

a huge crew caught us for agents on horseback comparing to patient migrant from texas department of homeland security says offices involved have been reassigned to administrative duties. libby its 1st unified election scheduled for later this year are now in doubts. after politicians in the east withdrew confidence in the transitional government. it's only been empowered for 6 months. the prime minister says he will continue to lead the caretaker administration. and trina reports now from tripoli, in a closed session on monday, the eastern base parliament and to brook said it passed the vote of no confidence in the interim unity government. but now there are questions about the transparency of the vote. and if it was even legal about the offer on this top is just at the old time at the after reaching court for today's session with $113.00 m. p. 's present a vote of no confidence is carried out with 18000000 m. p 's voting to whole confidence from the unity government. unity government will continue its work as a caretaker government mohammed, it is an m p. he says that for a no conference vote to be

and we did that through our operational capacity throughout the department of homeland security. as directed by the president in an all of government effort. here last weekend we had approximately 15,000 individuals in the del rio section. i committed to addressing that within 10 days. today we have none. and that was because of the department of homeland security's assets with the assistance of others across the government. that is something very different than the fact of the dynamism of a regular migration writ large, and the fact that this is a situation that has occurred from time to time ever since i can remember in my more than 20 years of government service. and the president has spoken very powerfully about this from day one and before he assumed office. first and foremost and most fundamentally and foundationally, we are dealing with a broken immigration system. we need legislative reform. everyone agrees. in a world where eun unanimity is so difficult to achieve, there is one thing there is unanimity, that's the need for comprehensive immigration reform. unfortunately i

the department of of homeland security said 2000 people had been moved to other immigration stationsion—four capsule have splashed down successfully in the atlantic ocean off the coast of florida. televised pictures showed the space capsule's descent and the four parachutes opening, bringing it down in a graceful glide to the water where a recovery vessel was waiting.

the office of professional responsibility within the department of homeland security's u.s. customs and border protection, number one. number two, we alerted the inspector general of the incidents. number three, i directed that the office of professional responsibility be present on site in del rio 24/7 to insure that the conduct of our personnel adheres to our policies, to our training, and to our values. i was horrified to see the images. and we look forward to learning the facts that are induced from the investigation. and we will take actions that those facts compel. we do not tolerate any mistreatment or abuse of a migrant, period. i also want to say, and i think it's very important tosay that i saw two other powerful things yesterday when i was there under the bridge in del rio. number one, i saw the acute vulnerability of the haitian population, the predominantly haitian population, and i cannot overstate how difficult that is to see. we're speaking about vulnerable individuals in a tragic circumstance. i also saw the extraordinary work of u.s. customs and border prote

our first witness is secretary mayorkas, the seventh secretary of the department of homeland security. he was the deputy secretary and as director of u.s. citizenship and immigration services and began his public service at the department of justice. mr. secretary, thank you for appearing before this committee today. you are recognized for your opening statement. >> thank you very much, chairman peters, ranking member portman and distinguished members of the committee. good morning and thank you for inviting me here today to discuss the threat homeland face our homeland 20 years after 9/11, alongside my colleagues from the fbi and national counterterrorism center. i've attended events to remember that tragic assault on our democracy. each was a powerful reminder of why we serve. in memory of those whom we lost and in pursuit of our noble mission to protect the homeland. today, we face a diverse and evolving threat landscape that includes domestic and interest naergs -- international cyberattacks, climate change and more. through the extraordinary talent and dedication of more than 250

>> you can certainly ask the department of homeland security. i am confident, peter. i am confident you want to have the most up to date numbers and we'll get you those. i promise you this afternoon. >> we didn't get them yesterday in the afternoon or evening or this morning. i guess we did get them this morning just now. a lot more questions and texas lawmakers are warning drug traffickers are taking advantage of all these distracted border patrol agents. >> the american people don't understand to way it reaches communities in the country in terms of the number of americans dying of overdoses. this isn't just a story about the haitians. it is a story about the broken border the cartels now operate. >> president biden said back in march that he would go to the border at some point. but we pointed out to the press secretary we can't find evidence of him ever going and if that's something we're drawing up. he has no public events on the schedule today. >> harris: this is a theme. lester holt on nbc was pressuring vice president kamala harris. she did go down south of th

ryan, the department of homeland security issued a new intelligence bulletin a short while ago. >> even though capital police feel they have everything under control ahead of this justice rally, the department of homeland security warning all local law enforcement involved in protecting the capital that even though there is new online chatter for violence that could occur saturday, they need to be prepared for things to get out of control as soon as tomorrow. tonight, former president donald trump is stoking tensions two days before a rally that has forced capitol hill into lockdown. trump offering up support for hundreds of people in prison and accused of storming the capital on january 6th. in a statement, trump claimed the accused for victims of a two tiered system of justice and reiterated his false claims about the 2020 election. our hearts and minds are with the people being persecuted so unfairly relating to the january 6th protests concerning the rigged presidential election, trump wrote. his statement comes as workers quickly started erecting a massive temporary fence around th

we in the department of homeland security for extorting of the privileged to receive a seed and plantday. it speaks to the resilience of our country and to the fact that that resilience is born of the work and dedication of people across the country, including those in the department of homeland security. at this time in our country, two days from 9/11, we think of course of the lives that were lost on 9/11, 2001 as a result of the tragedy. we really doubled down in our commitment to ensure that this country, our american way of life, our principles are everlasting. we dedicate ourselves to that. host: homeland security 60 me -- secretary mejorcas yesterday . about a half-hour love to hear your memories of september 11, 2001. also looking for your comments on social media as well. this was lucian. i was watching washington journal. they had a segment with the secretary of education. i had an eight-year-old daughter. i changed the channel to cnn and they were talking about the world trade center burning. jersey girl. my partner was a social worker and spent weeks working downtown. so g

simultaneously with the humanitarian response, we in the department of homeland security implemented es to process migrants consistent with existing laws, policies, and procedures. in particular, cbp, customs and border protection, searched 600 agents, officers, and dhs volunteer force personnel to the del rio sector to provide operational support. we also, dhs officers and agents, conducted 24-hour patrols for general safety as well as to identify anyone who might be in medical distress. i.c.e., the u.s. coast guard, the department of defense, and the department of justice provided transportation support to transfer migrants out of del rio to other border patrol sectors with capacity. working with the departments of state in haiti, dhs increased the number of removal flights to haiti commensurate with the country's capacity to receive. importantly, u.s. aid has established a $5.5 million program to provide on the ground assistance to repatriated haitian migrants. nearly 30,000 migrants have been encountered at del rio since september 9 with the highest number at one time reaching app

our first witness is secretary mayorkas, the seventh secretary of the department of homeland security was the deputy secretary and as director of u.s. citizenship and immigration services and began his public service at the department of justice. mr. secretary, thank you for appearing before this committee today. you are recognized for your opening statement. >> thank you very much, chairman peters, ranking member portman and distinguished members of the committee. good morning and thank you for inviting me here today to discuss the threat homeland face our homeland 20 years after 9/11, alongside my colleagues from the fbi and national counterterrorism center. i've attended events to remember that tragic assault on our democracy. each was a powerful reminder of why we serve. in memory of those whom we lost and in pursuit of our noble mission to protect the homeland. today, we face a diverse and evolving threat landscape that includes domestic and interest naergs -- international cyberattacks, climate change and more. through the extraordinary talent and dedication of more than 250,000

we look forward to working with the department of homeland security to accomplish this mission. i know the dod and interagency partners are up to this task. that is what we do as americans. it is great to be part of this mission. thank you very much. >> i have a couple of things at the top and i could stick around and take some questions. to piggyback onto the general's comments about wildfires, with the continuing significance of the fires in the western united states, the department of defense is delivering requested personnel equipment. one of the tools provided by the department, the firefly system pilot program, the capability of the national geospatial intelligence agency, firefly provides imagery information from satellite drones, ground sensors, and cameras giving them the shape of probable fires. consistent with fire mapping and tactical decision support. it offers 15 minute intervals of fire growth and activities. recognizing the continuing value of this pilot program, the department recently improved an extension of firefly support through september, 2022. in consultat

according to information obtained by cnn, the department of homeland security is warning about the potential of violence, not just on the day of this rally but the day before, as well which is tomorrow. these warnings, based on threats on social media. now, there is reportedly no indication of a specific or credible plot associated with the event. and the department of homeland security has said it expects far fewer participants than during the january-6th rally. however, the new information cnn obtained also warns about the potential for so-called lone wolves to maybe attempt something. well today, fencing went up to protect the capitol. the pentagon says they have already requested assistance from the d.c. national guard. the individuals supporting this rally are supporters of the former president. some are propagators of his lie about voter fraud. the former president is also pushing this notion that those involved in the capitol riot are being persecuted. he writes, quote, our hearts and minds are with the people being persecuted so unfairly related to the january 6th protest concerning

inside to detail this. >> this guy brian murphy was in charge of intelligence for the department of homeland securitying a lot more now because he has just left the department of homeland security. he describe as highly political environmental in which he was ordered by the then acting secretary of defense chad wolf to change and manipulate intelligence products in order to support the trump administration's agenda to support their objectives and their narratives particularly in three areas, he said, when it comes to white extremism. he mentioned what russia was up to, their disinformation, and support of the president, and what was happening on the southern u.s. mexican border. he said he was ordered to change the 2020 assessment by chad wolf and eventually was removed for not being a team player. in his removal, he said, that hurt the preparedness in the lead-up to january 6th. take a listen to what he told cnn earlier today. >> the organization that i led -- you know, i was removed in july. everything that we were doing to find violence on social media, regardless of where it was coming from was s

now the department of homeland security says it has temporarily suspended the use of those horse patrols here and the sector. they face a lot of criticism after some lawmakers on both sides of the aisle found treatment of aggressive and appalling. the president on the union that represents border patrol agents is responding saying those agents weren't trying to hurt anyone. they were just doing their job. >> we put that uniform on because we care about people. we want to protect people. we want to protect the united states. law enforcement officers throughout the country are extremely good people. they go out there and they serve every single day. >> now as far as who is left here. you know, it looks like there really isn't anybody here left it to camp out from underneath the bridge in del rio, texas. but we spoke with the source that tells us a little bit further up the way there is around 2,000 people who still need to be processed, and we continue to still see people come in from places like venezuela, cuba, or other places to seek asylum. >> sandra: jeff paul reporting live from del

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the department of homeland security temporarily suspending the use of horses in del rio, texas. thousands remain under that bridge. tonight, the u.s. special envoy to haiti resigning in protest to the biden administration's handling of this crisis. >>> the capitol hill showdown over president biden's agenda. rachel scott in the halls of congress, pressing moderates and progressives, asking, will democrats unite to save the president's plans? how they answer. and all of this amid a looming government shutdown. the white house now warning federal agencies to prepare. >>> the terrifying fall. a toddler falling into an open manhole at a playground. his mother jumping down into that hole to save him. >>> and america strong tonight. thousands rallying behind a mom and her scones, after learning what she did during the pandemic. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. several breaking headlines. booster shots approved for millions, but one group they voted no on. also, the fbi with an arrest warrant in the search for brian laundrie. but we are goin

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the department of homeland security urged migrants not to make the dangerous journey to the u.s. christina ruffini has more. >> reporter: instead of crossing the international bridge that connects acuna, mexico, to del rio, texas, an estimated 12,000 migrants, many of them haitians, are camped out under it. >> we now have one-third of the population of the city of del rio, texas, in a confined space. >> reporter: 400 border agents are being sent to help according to the department of homeland security which says it will accelerate the pace and increase the capacity of removal flights to haiti and other destinations. >> had is just at this point overwhelming for the resources that we have on hand. >> reporter: the u.s. has seen a surge in migrants at the southern border from countries like honduras, ecuador, and guatemala. now haitians, many of whom moved to south and central america after the devastating earthquake in 2010, are also heading north. on friday, texas governor greg abbott added nearly $2 billion to his state's border security budget. >> it is the federal government's

the department of homeland security said almost 2,000 migrants have been expelled.rly 4,000 others are being processed to return to haiti for placement. workers are cleaning up that area as well. but anger about how the united states is treating haitian graents who want to live here is growing. more from san francisco. protesters are calling on the white house to welcome the haitian refugees and provide care for them. expressing anger and raising awareness about the treatment of haitian immigrants at the united states southern border. protesters march from the federal building to u.n. plaza in san francisco. >> the question of human rights. >> pictures of border with whips, they are flying thousands back to haiti where conditions are healthy and unsafe has people outraged. >> it is terrific, outrageous. i can believe this. and that's why i'm here. >> some wonder why some immigrants are welcome but haitians aren't. >> we come together to go to the u.s. i think that was -- they are not black. the people at the border are black. >> reporter: authorities cleared the mig

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however, we are ever vigilant. >> o'donnell: the department of homeland security, also in charge of fema, another big job. how is the agency dealing now with these natural disasters that are present for so many people? >> the key is prevention. no one's evacuation plans have the supplies, as well as resilience. how are we equipping and empowering communities to be resilient when a natural disaster strikes? this is the effect of climate change that we're seeing. >> o'donnell: you know, as we are now just days away from the 20th anniversary of 9/11, you see so much of the intelligence. what lights are blinking red right now? >> we've seen the threat evolve from the foreign terrorists seeking to entertain united states to the individual here radicalized to violence by a foreign terrorist ideology, to now what we consider the most now 3hat we consider the mos serious terrorism-related threat on our homeland, which is the domestic violent extremists. >> o'donnell: so are you concerned about a domestic violent extremist doing something on 9/11, surrounding the anniversary? >> it is our job to

according to information obtained by cnn, the department of homeland security is warning about the potentialday before, as well which is tomorrow. these warnings, based on threats on social media. now, there is reportedly no indication of a specific or credible plot associated with the event. and the department of homeland security has said it expects far fewer participants than during the january-6th rally. however, the new information cnn obtained also warns about the potential for so-called lone wolves to maybe attempt something. well today, fencing went up to protect the capitol. the pentagon says they have already requested assistance from the d.c. national guard. the individuals supporting this rally are supporters of the former president. some are propagators of his lie about voter fraud. the former president is also pushing this notion that those involved in the capitol ri a