it's a dhs facility, and it's being relocated to kansas. i'd like your commitment that dhs will commit to working with me and my colleagues to find a long range conservation outcome for plum island, particularly, if possible, it would be designated a national wildlife preserve of some kind. either national park, or similarly, designated so that it can be preserved. >> senator, you have my -- commitment. >> thank you. the afghan adjustment, which i strongly support would address the anomalous situation of this afghan refugees or our former translators and guards, security people who work with us -- have been brought to this country in a parole status, which, unfortunately, now, is ending. i'm urging you to extend the -- afghan evacuees, and do it enough time to advance the expiration of that status to and void uncertainty and anxiety is something that you have under consideration. >> senator, it certainly is. operation allies welcome, which we alleged in a coordinated effort across the government, is a great source of pride for us to bring t

dhs's role in, we would like to hear about that. and the result of this operation. >> congresswoman, one of the concerns that law enforcement has is that the firearms that are in the hands of the transnational criminal organizations, and the southern border, have actually emanated from the united states. we in the department of homeland security, to our homeland security investigations, working in collaboration with the fbi and other federal agencies are conducting operations to interdict a flow of firearms from within the united states, external to external countries. preventing them from reaching criminal hands. audi very please given the law enforcement sensitivity giving you greater details on how we are accomplishing that objective. >> thank you so much. with weapons of war, such as high capacity automatic firearms easily available to greater quantities in the united states than ever before, can you illustrate how these fire arm trafficking, how firearm trafficking to organized crime in gun islands in the united states. >> the

men and the women at dhs work very hard every day so that americans can pursue the freedoms of their everyday lives. and the mission of dhs is somewhat ubiquitous, yet it airports or disaster sites, that many overlook the fact that much of it is the same federal agency. in addition to these crucial areas, dhs has also been active in combating america's gun violence epidemic which i am extremely invested in. it is an issue that is very important to me as many other survivors around the country as well. studies have shown that between 70 to 90% of weapons recovered from crime scenes in mexico can be traced back to the united states of america. with weapons of war commercially available at low levels of individual scrutiny,. -- drug traffickers have been taking a man advantage of our nations gun laws which are very lax to arm drug cartels that also fuel a lot of organized crime. in addition, we have seen that payment for these drug traffickers has resulted in opioids that have helped our communities be torn apart. dhs has been combating these illicit dealings through its joint efforts w

what is at risk if dhs could drags it's heels in the subject? urgency of course has increased dramatically after january six when members of the oath keepers and other domestic violent extremist groups try to overthrow the government effectively. so the risk here of course that the department of homeland security is charged with keeping our homeland safe. if there are domestic violent extremists with in their ranks, that of course runs counter to their mission and could've completely undermine your mission. so it's been two years which, is part of the reason why we followed up with yet another letter because we appreciate the fact that the department has recognized that there are gaps here. but those gaps need to be filled, and we need to understand that there is a methodical and comprehensive process to determine whether or not there are employees of the department of homeland security who have connections, ties, allegiances to domestic violent extremist groups. >> how do you square or reconcile the first amendment right to have these views and

dhs decided to release him into the u.s. because he was overweight and may have been susceptible to covid-19. are overweight terrorists not a threat to the u.s.? >> i'm sorry, congressman. >> are overweight terrorists? -- because he was overweight and afraid he might get covid, he was on the fbi's list. so, are they a threat, overweight tears? >> congressman, individuals who pose a threat to national security or public safety are detained, that is the policy. >> unless they are overweight. that's what the report is. >> i'm not familiar with that report. i look forward to reading it, congressman, the weight of individual is not relevant to the profile as a threat to the united states. >> it's catching covid, though, apparently. >> congressman, allow me to repeat myself. individuals who pose a public safety threat or national security threat are priorities for detention. that is the policy of the department of homeland security. >> who's to blame for the floodgates being open on the southern border, mr. mayorkas? >> congressma

dhs boeing title 42 next week. i am concerned about the administrations of preparation or lack of it with the expected surge of migrants to come to the border spent a good portion of last week and listening to the radio this was on all the time interviewing folks in the southern border. but there's a bunch of folks lined up to karen that they think the borders are going to be open. criminal organizations also take advantage of the side of weakness at the border to do the drug thing. just yesterday dhs asked for 15 additional active duty military to order operations, that is going to happen. so, the question is in it can be renewing was answered on the panel. with the 1500 additional active duty military folks is there any plan to reassign agents from the northern border or ports or anywhere? >> with this 1500 active-duty troops secure the border? >> i'll take that are not currently anticipating drawing down anymore resources to supplement td weiss who had that for an extended period of time. that being said any evo

we just taken over dhs as of july 1 this year. the question whether 30% transfers, i think 30% allows for? ability conversations could yield whether or not that should decrease so the transfer is not as much, i seek your help on the across state wide but also these programs and state leadership. i appreciate the comment about rural programs and work fast and would like to resources quickly but we want under appropriate oversight so that means the oversight can be tracked, that would be a good direction. >> i yield to mr. evans. >> i agree with you, i making enough money and it is called slavery. and i don't appreciate the federal government being a partner trying to fill the need of low-wage workforce disallowing them education and training so they can climb the career ladder. you can't help anybody become a nurse or anything under current rules. really, to go to college? so were to yield back to mr. evans and killed take you up. the way it is structured you work activities, you cannot unless you meet the work requirements which a

dhs decided to release him into the u.s. because he was overweight and may have been susceptible to covid-19. are overweight terrorists not a threat to the u.s.? >> i'm sorry, congressman. >> are overweight terrorists? -- because he was overweight and afraid he might get covid, he was on the fbi's list. so, are they a threat, overweight tears? >> congressman, individuals who pose a threat to national security or public safety are detained, that is the policy. >> unless they are overweight. that's what the report is. >> i'm not familiar with that report. i look forward to reading it, congressman, the weight of individual is not relevant to the profile as a threat to the united states. >> it's catching covid, though, apparently. >> congressman, allow me to repeat myself. individuals who pose a public safety threat or national security threat are priorities for detention. that is the policy of the department of homeland security. >> who's to blame for the floodgates being open on the southern border, mr. mayorkas? >> congressma

supporting the men and women of dhs has been my top priority since taking office. we've expanded departmental efforts to solicit and incorporate feedback from personnel across all components and all levels. we work to ensure that every employee works in high quality facility, made new resources available across the department, from employee mental health and well-being, and earlier this week facilitated long overdue pay fairness for tsa personnel. our department and this congress need to work together as partners to address the threats and challenges america faces. we must fix our broken immigration system from the continuing protection of local communities, disrupt and dismantle transnational criminal organizations and implement the latest technologies to advance our mission. americans are safer today on the border, in the air, at sea, across the country and around the world because of the department of homeland security. certainly with -- serving with the personnel of dhs is the greatest honor of my life. i look forward to continuing to work together on their beh

so one of the personnel of dhs is the greatest honor of my life. i look forward to continuing to work together on their behalf and i would for your questions. >> thank, you mister secretary. the trails to the gentleman from california, mr. mcclintock. >> mister secretary, what is the maximum number of illegal migrants he believe we should have made into this country? >> congressman, it is our responsibility to enforce the laws that congress has passed. that is indeed what we are doing. individuals who do not have -- >> is there a limit? yes or no? >> congressman, individuals who make a claim for relief under our laws -- >> you've already released more than 2.1 million illegal immigrants into this country since you took office. that is a population the size of the state of nebraska. other border patrol have been consumed by taking names and changing diapers at the border, one half million known gotaways have illegally entered the country as well. that is an additional illegal population the size of the state of hawaii. once, again i would ask you, w

department of human services of mississippi and the agency that handles cannot than the vendors to dhs. i ordered an investigation by our career investigators and simultaneously toldr our auditos who were doing a single audit at the time that the audits we do. the federal government to describe how federal funding is to look at what's going on with tanf dollars. we audited and investigated for about six or seven months and at the end of that time we determined more than $90 million of both tanf phones and other welfare funds have been dispensed in the state and we determined there were likely multiple fraudud schemes have ge on. at that point weme knew that soe of these organizations one nonprofit particular was receiving funds and spending them in likely to get additional grant so we had to act quickly to resolve this. we found a local prosecutor and he had to quickly and indicted six individuals successfully cutting off the flow of funds and stopping the spending in february of 2020. we also concluded our single audit two months later and in a single audit what we found were multiple

dhs is the initial assessment of the children and provides biographical information. they fingerprint everyone over 14 years of age. we received this information on a child when they come into our care. >> has there been an instance in which the age verification process has proven that someone claiming to be a child has actually been an adult? >> that has happened and when it happens, we have very strict policies and anyone suspected of an adults that came into the program would be isolated, would not be around children and we would go through steps to verify the age of that individual. >> in the event received intelligence that unaccompanied unaccompanied alien child has been abused by their sponsor, what protocol is in place to alleviate the situation? >> a is done immediately. we refer to local law enforcement, child protective services and other federal entities as appropriate. >> approximately 66% work full-time jobs. the biting demonstration only began to take direction -- corrective action following the publication of this piece. with the administration unaware

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i may add that the border is dhs, -- >> that's not my question. matt trying to expect anything other than the question i'm asking here. what did you see when you're there? what was the purpose of her visit? >> i wanted to understand the full process that the children who came into our care go through. i wanted to see firsthand that part of the process, -- >> what we are evaluations of that? >> these children a, they experience an incredible amount of trauma in their journey to the u.s.. it is frightening and scary to be processed and not understand what might be happening to you. >> so these are children, and many times are with people that may or may not be their actual parents. we've heard stories, i've been at the border, seven or eight times. we've heard the stories directly from people that are federal agents, and others who have said that it is very routine that a person was put with, but an older person. then they found out that that was not even their family, they were simply children that came along. i've heard you say today about the ext

to promote stability and maximize the effectiveness of workforce developed funding and initiatives, dhs could offer courtney to services, including prevention and family preservation services that meet the purposes and remove barriers to work. with the transfer, we plan to integrate controls for recognition of cap straws -- arkansas is looking to be transfer me to while approving countability for outcomes, particularly around non-cash assistance initiatives. i have three recommendations for this committee. first, continue to support state's abilities to contract with private and community-based organizations gift oversight is demonstrated. consider allowing states to reinstate high-performance bonuses with payments not to the state for high-performance but to employers and families that successfully move their employers -- their employees and others off of welfare. review definitions that conflict other benefit programs and consolidate such policy to be consistent across all programs. our children and family do not come to us in pieces. we do not need to keep planning for them as if the

in fiscal year 2022, dhs alone -- just dhs -- helped 76 5 confirmed victims of human trafficking. they initiated another 1,373 cases and made 3,655 arrests as of this january they had convicted 638 traffickers and indicted another 1,045. in 2022, the number of investigations, arrests, indictments and convictions all increased from the previous year, so it's safe to say the cartels and the traffickers, they're gaining ground. they're gaining power. and again, this is not my educated guess. you can find every bit of that information on page 6 of the report that dhs put out in january of this year. so, mr. president, human trafficking is not a myth. our concern is not overblown. these criminals, criminals, violent, vicious criminals are hiding in plain view. in your cities, in your communities, in your states. they are selling human beings. they are setting a price. it is disgusting. in 2021, the national human trafficking hotline received 525 reports from good samaritans in tennessee concerned about potential human trafficking. that year advocates identified 152 confirmed cases invo

last spring the dhs released its first ever equity action plan based on executive order 13 985. since the release i would like to appreciate hearing your favorite highlights since it's an limitation relating to equitable programming across dhs. which program has had the most success in limiting systemic fairness under your supervision? >> the issue of equity is an organizational priority for our department. i will consider -- share what i consider to be a highlight, a highlight born of a scathing article in a newspaper. article was very critical of us. by the way, correctly so. my mantra in the organization is, do not shrink from criticism just work hard to not deserve it. this was a criticism of us. there was a very poor black community that had been impacted by an extreme weather event. the individuals could not access our assistance at fema because they could not present adequate documentation of the ownership of their homes. they did not have the deeds of trust. they did not have mortgage documents. the reality, the reality was that our practices led to their disenfranchisem

dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas denied releases are were happening just before title 42 bass lifted. >> you said at the beginning that you have prepared for this moment for almost two years. so why is part of that plan an honor system? >> oh, it is not an honor system. the vast majority of individuals will indeed be placed in expedited removal and if they do not qualify, will be removed in a matter of days. >> continued mass releases after title 42 were ultimately blocked in court but just after that order went into effect, more than 2500 migrants waiting in the pipeline were pushed through. and ice still hasn't caught up with more than 80% of them. court documents show their 60 days came and went. 41% never checked in with ice. and ice failed to issue a summons to more than two thirds who did. meaning removal proceedings against them haven't begun. only 18% were processed according to plan. >> by releasing millions of inadmissible aliens into the united states, millions of people are willing to bet that they will win the lottery if they make it to the border under this administratio

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you worked at dhs.>> the ability for him to take certain measures, whether it's in the desert or along that river, is absolutely legal. what the biden administration should do to say, it should be working with the governor to try to address the current situation. the fact that they are going to court to sue the governor, right out of the shoot on this, i think it's very problematic. what it saying is, we're not adjusting protesting in american communities. we're more concerned about aliens in a legal aliens coming then we are about americans in texans, governor abbott cares about. i think that's concerning. >> look, i think there's definitely a valid concern, you talk about the fentanyl issue. there are valid concerns there. but there are humanitarian standards. this is the united states of america. there are some legitimate questions about whether those razor wire barriers or causing serious injuries. there is also allegations that you mentioned as well, about troopers allegedly throwing rocks at migra

he writes border encounters are hardly remaining low as dhs claims. where they are showing up. as the 35,317 inadmissible aliens at the port of entry in may of 2023 is the highest monthly level ever recorded at ports of entry and double in may of 2022. several republicans have called to impeach d.h.s. secretary mayokas. democrats say it's nonsense and congress should be focused on overhauling the immigration system. >> bill: rich edson from the white house. texas governor greg abbott facing criticism after a state trooper described his border policies as inhumane. now the trooper told a supervisor migrants hurt by razor wire were not given help and claims he was told to push migrants back into the river grand river. abbott tweeted a statement pushing back saying no one was given orders to threat en migrant eva's lives. texas officials tweeted a video of troopers helping a mother and baby with heat exhaustion along the border. >> sandra: house republicans gearing up for a major hearing this afternoon 1:00 p.m. eastern time. two i.r.s. whistleblowers wi

. >> reporter: nbc news learning that dhs plans to weed out pill presses used to disguise fentanyl as other drugs and trace cryptocurrency used by mexican cartels profiting off fentanyl. but those moves won't cut fentanyl off at the source. most of its ingredients are shipped to mexico from china. will any of the efforts you're announcing today do anything to stop that, or is this just a band-aid? >> well, we're hoping that the negotiations that we are commencing with china's representatives will actually create some space for us to address with our chinese counterparts the scourge of fentanyl. >> reporter: fentanyl kills nearly 70,000 americans a year, and republicans pin the blame on biden administration border policies. >> president biden knows why this is happening. it's happening because there's an open southern border. >> reporter: and for lisa these new efforts are all too little too late. >> a lot of people like to disregard drug addicts. these people are somebody's loved ones. >> reporter: tonight dhs tells us they've seized more than 1500 pounds of fentanyl in the last month

dhs is looking, okay, we're going to deal with the threats. we try to figure out how to coordinate the intelligence across the community, but how do you counter that when every day you have political leaders who are out there countering the work that you're trying to do in the homeland security space? >> this is where we come to the irony of where we started tonight. that donald trump professed to be the greatest friend of law enforcement, but he is radicalizing people who are willing to beat the hell out of law enforcement. they're willing to beat up police officers and bear spray them and kill them. and so you don't even have that line now. his supporters are actually willing to attack law enforcement too. >> yeah, and it's so hard to watch. the footage of january 6th, it's still difficult to watch those law enforcement officers being beaten as they're wedged up against the wall. just yesterday, we had somebody sentenced it four years in jail for beating a police officer with a flag pole. these are the sorts of folks that donald trump, the f

they are giving water and doing what they can with limited resources because dhs is m.i.a.orchestra knows it and he has abandoned his post and the president is all too willing to let him do it. >> his response, quite often, is along the lines, the secretary of the department of homeland security for the viewers out there, his response is usually that he is doing what he can and they sent thousand or more troops in this problem needs to be solved with a big, comprehensive immigration reform bill that the immigration system is broken but that no president or dhs secretary can solve it. it needs to be congress changing the loss and doing more. what is your response to that? >> first of all, the secretary came before the judiciary committee last year and he testified to me that, yes, he had operational control of the border and i had the statute sitting behind me under the secure fence act and he then later, earlier this year, six months later, he goes to the senate and he testified, oh, if you think i'm going to follow the secure fence at and have operational control of the bo

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judiciary chairman jim jordan in the house did warn this man to be prepared and right now that man dhs secretary alejandro mayokas is getting an earful from house republicans for the administration's handling of the crisis at the border. while mayokas claims a reduction in border encounters, republicans say the administration is playing a shell game. >> any semblance of border security and immigration enforcement. americans are paying the price and they demand accountability. only this administration and my democrat colleagues would call it a success. >> the chairman and colleagues in the majority will use today's hearing as a predicate for a baseless attempt to im preach mayokas. >> even within our broken immigration system is working. unlawful entries between ports of entry along the southwest border have consistently decreased by more than half compared to the peak before the end of title 42. >> harris: you know how i'm always talking about the interesting timing of things. a federal judge has blocked the biden administration's asylum policy, which it used to reduce border crossings

ashley: dhs says it is using forensic accounting to trace crypto currency used by mexican cartels tochase chemicals. those chemicals largely produced in china and shipped to mexico where the cartels manufacture the drug and bring it across the us border to sell. it has been going on for some time, fentanyl is the number one killer of americans aged 18 to 45, the cdc says it claims the lives of 70,000 americans each year. the first two months of dhs's stepped up campaign to battle fentanyl, 10,000 pounds of the drug have been seized by border patrol and homeland security, 284 people have been arrested but families of victims of this drug say it's too little too late but they are trying to do something. stuart: thanks very much. is this the way to go? brian: you don't get anywhere if you don't deal with china. we get nothing out of this administration with china on fentanyl. i'm confused by this story because crypto currency is supposed to be the anonymity factors so you can't be traced. i'm wondering how this forensic accounting and traces it and if that is actually true, what effect

it is called "sound of freedom," based on former dhs special agent who specializes in rescuing child left his organization to find his own organization that helps to locate missing kids. >> for homeland security, we can't go off rescuing honduras kids in columbia. >> this tears you to pieces. ♪ >> and this is my one chance to put those pieces back together. >> yet, somehow you failed to bring me one real world lead. >> goes up and come back on. >> so, you quit your job and you go and rescue those kids. >> former dhs special agent, tim ballard is joining me now. thank you for being here tonight. you are shedding a light on it and bringing it to a place where people could see what the problem is. >> yes, we are thrilled that we have an opportunity to shine a light on what's the fastest growing criminal enterprise in the world. like you said, $150 billion is made every year on the backs of slaves and millions of children were enslaved. we are the number one demand and we are letting children in by the tens of thousands without vetting where they are going. it is about time people wake u

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toward united states border through the southern mexico region, joining me right now former acting dhsirector america first policy institute chad wolf with us once again chad great to see you. thanks very much for being here you've seen all of this up close an personal firsthand, what can you tell us about the border, and why you see americans now increasingly concerned about this? >> well americans should be concerned i think day percentage gallup poll mentioned startling should be for this administration. i think what it is signaling that the american people do not like the direction, of that border security strategy or the plan that the biden administration has where 28 months into a failed strategy we continue to have, historic crisis along the border despite what biden administration is trying to tell american people, to say numbers are going down, there is nothing to see here that is simply not the case the numbers are shifting to other parts of the border, and individuals demand amount of individuals still coming into the united states remains all-time high. but the administrati

you are told that january 6th -- committee both giuliani and trump asked you about whether dhs could seize voting machines. i really want to know what those conversations were like. can? >> they were during laura. i was asked a question, and i answered it. that was the end of it in each of two conversations. no one ever pushed me, no one ever asked again in the same conversation. the question was asked, and the question was answered. >> what was your answer? >> it was that we don't have any authority to do that. >> how is that received? >>, well in each case, with a conversational, sure i was on the phone with rudy giuliani, so there was no pushback, there was no follow-up questions, and i was with the presidents. he did not pushback, and he did not ask follow-up questions. either >> trump was content with your answer that there was no >> that was not the problem at all. >> your point about the notion that you believe that the prosecutors had an agenda to use a first impression, you call that sort of thing. what was your understanding of what they were considering as likely charges b

go out and find those 85,000 migrant children misplaced by his dhs and federal government? near 110,000 drug overdose deaths in a recent 12-month period. 80% of those deaths attributed to fentanyl. california, florida, texas have the grim distinction of being the top three states for overdose deaths in the crisis. all too real for florida congresswoman kat cammack. >> my husband, matt, is a first responder, a swat medic. he responds to overdoses virtually every shift that he works. take this back in china where the precursors for fentanyl are being manufactured you have 160 factories designed to do nothing but manufacture precursors for fentanyl. the white house issues crack pipes in san francisco. nothing more than an effort to make americans dependent on big government so that they in power can maintain control. >> harris: getting a lecture from the dhs secretary at this point, mayokas, about where fentanyl predominantly is produced is a little late in the game to start pointing fingers at china. i'm so glad we sent john kerry to take care of everything -- not. >> exactly

the hit film exposes the horror of child trafficking, and it is based on the true story of former dhs to start his own operation to save traffic kids. here's a look. >> i will never -- -- giving a child his freedom. >> go do it. >> been at this for 12 years. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ my country tis of the ♪ >> why are you doing it? >> ♪ ♪ freedom and liberty ♪ >> because god's children are not for sale. >> it's the fastest growing international crime network that the world has ever seen. >> homeland security, we cannot go off rescuing honduran kids in columbia. >> this job tears you two pi pieces. >> this job tears you to pieces, and this is my one chance to put those pieces back together. ♪ ♪ >> somehow, you have failed to bring me one real world lead. >> it's over ten. goes up, they come back home. >> so, you quit your job and you go and rescue those kids? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ let freedom ring ♪ >> emily: putt, liberal media is trashing this movie as alt-right extremist propaganda. a rolling stone writing ""the sound of freedom" is a superhero movie for dads with brain worms. ." cnn accused of -- fearmonge

let's talk to him now chad wolf is warmer acting dhs secretary and executive director of the americae, chad it's good to have you here. cooking the books? what do you mean? >> this administration would want the american people to believe that over the last 30 -- 60 days the numbers along the border have actually improved. they have gone down. what they won't tell you as they are looking at one sliver of the data and the statistic there. they are just measuring the border patrol picks up. what they are not telling the american people is through the illegal parole programs, cdp one app and others they are parole an individual's reports of industry, flying them into the country. if you actually look at all the encounters at the board across the board through all borders and numbers are maintaining or increasing. in the month of june they would want you to believe it's whatever 47000 encounters. in fact if you go to their website you click on all of the filters to make sure you are seeing all of the numbers it is over 200,000. that is what i am implying when they're cooking the books for