. ♪ ♪ >> todd: dhs being sued.ites florida has identified a subset of individuals who cannot only verify citizenship or immigration status and for dhs refuses to immigration status for other means. ashley moody joins me now. a.g. moody why do you think you are having this information from dhs? >> this shows the lengths that the federal government will go to frustrate state's efforts to protect our people and enforce our laws in the face of crushing wave of illegal immigrants 'being pushed into the country by this administration. think about it as states have tried to put up their own barriers to protect their people, dhs, biden has sued us as virginia and alabama have had to strip their voter rolls to try remove those that are not citizens. doj, biden-harris have sued them and now florida in attempting to get information dhs is required to maintain. florida refuses to play games. we have had enough of that we have sued them, demanding this information and demanding that they follow the law and give give us that so

dhs firing back saying states can verify citizenship using an online service called save.republican florida attorney general ashley moody attorney general it's great to have you on the show is always. you would think that everybody would want to make sure that only u.s. citizens vote. but there's clearly some back and forth on this. >> yeah, the dhs mayorkas are playing a game of hide the ball back with information that would allow states to determine weather matt coronato voters are in fact citizens before they vote. they came back with this mark about we should have to use the safe program pack this program to verify. that's the whole point of our lawsuit. we don't have that specific information to do it and federal government you are required to give us this information. and it's just a slap in the face to the states after kamala harris is out there talking about our immigration system is broken and i'm vowing to fix it when in fact they are in court suing states like virginia and alabama. keeping them from protecting their citizens and enforcing the laws. so florida wi

dhs control.g, involved in r requisitioning funds and mayorkas does not know if he has enough money to deal with the hurricanes. is it -- let me put it out there, is it time to get rid of dhs, break break it up give various parts their own rule rather than one head like mayorkas? >> the issue you describe is right, a lead a leadership issue. the biggest issue is the lack of leadership coming from the secretary. throughout the department. i think you can see that in fema and secret service and elsewhere, where when our priority is misaligned to figure up on the how you facilitate more and more illegal aliens and fema takes eye all of ball ins disaster relief and process more grand programs -- grant programs for illegal aliens it resonates, the best thing for the department is new leadership. david: i wonder about bureaucracy itself, after 9/11 is made sense, but you see what a monster it is now. >>ed whic chad thank you. >> kamala harris dropping ball in her interview, unable to debegin her policy

another thing from dhs. over the next year, we expect some individuals with terrorism ties and some criminal actors will continue their efforts to exploit migration flows and the complex border security environment to enter the united states. if you know that, why not stop it? or make an effort to change it? what have you been doing? >> and it could be stopped, bill. i met with secretary mayorkas multiple times early in 2021 and gave him the policies that he could implement to stop this. they rejected those policies. they were surge immigration judges at the border now. have immigration hearings right then and remove them because they don't have legitimate claims. those that do we can adjudicate that. we gave them all the policy decisions they needed that would help this situation. they completely rejected it and you have to look at all the rhetoric coming from vice president harris now and know it is absolutely disingenuous. she could do what is necessary. again, we do need for the long-term, we do need bor

let's bring in jeff chadwick, dhs secretary.nd kamala harris also sat down with charlegmagne that god and he was pressing her on the border. here is how she responded to. >> doesn't the biden administration have to take the blame for the border though, a lot of billing because the first three years, you did nothing with the border. >> alum and, thing we dropped we broken immigration system, which by the way, the president did not fix when he was president. >> sandra: how well all of this that with american voters? >> i think the american voter stated that. she takes no responsibility for the crisis they have caused but i hear this a lot here until they talk about a bill they dropped. they like to talk about bills they support but they don't actually take executive action. let's take a look at that bill they dropped in 2021. it provides amnesty for millions of individuals in the country, including every individual departed under president trump for four years they have allowed to come back into the country and get a pathway to ci

dhs says they've identified more than 600 migrants with possible ties to the gang. some could be relatives or victims but more than 100, harris, have been deemed subjects of interest and referred to the f.b.i.'s watch list for trans national criminal organizations. tda is suspected in crimes in 15 states, arizona, texas, chicago, new york, georgia, and florida. just on monday, the man accused of sex trafficking a 15-year-old old girl in palm beach county is investigated for tda ties. the gang is linked to the murders of justin nothing nothing and laken and lapd cops. >> they've let them come in. barely vetted them. now they're popping up all over our nation and they cannot, even if they tried to do it now can't send them back to venezuela because venezuela says we won't accept them. >> the gang is in an infancy stage. as part of our work to counter trick da we are tracking down on gang members rescreening individuals encountered as well as the vetting at the border. this comes as a house jude committee report today released claims the biden-harris administration use

dhs we are trying to implement the new act that senator rubio and other members of congress passed a couple of years ago which says that there was forced labor by uyghurs in the supply-chain that product can be imported into the united states and we are big importers amid the big market of consumers and the goal here is to send a signal to international business and companies in the industrial sector that we will not allow for this sourcing of uyghurs and it's been productive work with dhs because the agency will work with us to check on the supply-chain on the resourcing of labor and we are proud of that work. it's a bit of a pilot experiment to try to, prevent and i do want to say punish. enact consequences for practice of labor conditions. so that's an example i'd give of evidence. >> it's great to hear the whole of government approach to address multiple things we talked about it now you get to ask the assistant secretary your question based on her schedule we have time for three so if you do have a question please queue behind the microphones here in the room and i would ask tha

how come dhs secretary mayorkas is downplaying this?ers, they have not done a damn thing in almost 4 years. they took a beating over high immigration numbers, they create two programs, they call legal pathways, they are illegal. and they are bringing thousands into the interior airports, 30 thousand a month, then more on the app to the port of entry. calling them legal entries, the numbers are down they created street buckets. if you added programs up, they are still historic numbers that is not even talking about the got aways, they are lying to the american people, this is by design, this is open borders, this is what they want. elizabeth: reading a statement from house homeland security chairman, saying: i.c.e., tsa and cvp have been pushing back. dhs said they can't detain all individuals subject to decedetention because of things like lack of bed space. >> looking at numbers today there are 36 thousand in detention, they are fundings for 41500, they say they don't have enough bed space, in this year, presidential budget, requesting

dhs officials say they don't know how much money they are going to ask congress for.iden critics say they are amazed that the president is making the trip while accusing him of being missing in action as helene hit. our latest count shows the president spending a lot of time away from washington. and this is not a you this trend. biden has raised eyebrows before for constant travels away from washington. when president trump was in office he too was regularly criticized for visiting florida and new jersey on a regular basis. this week, though, the president rejected the idea that he was asleep at the wheel. >> mr. president, why weren't you and vice president harris here in washington commanding in this weekend? >> i was commanding. i was on the phone at least two hours yesterday and the day before as well. i command. it's called a telephone. >> there is an op-ed on fox right now from david marcus who writes in a normal world joe biden would have stepped down by now and be free to lay on the beach in delaware all day, which he does anyway. but these are not normal tim

why do you think this dhs official would feel that way? >> morgan: i started warning about this when we knew harris was considering walz as nominee for v.p. i warned about it, it follows a pattern of what the chinese co communist party like to do to local, state and governor and mayors. secretary mike pompeo warned about this in bipartisan speech to governors in february of 2022. he warned this is what the chinese government tries to do, the comon munist power tries to cultivate people over time, it is relationship building for them by having so many paid trips. they are trying to white wash things the communist party is doing, like stealing intellectual property, unle unleashing covid on the world, sending fentanyl to this country and we can't forget the ongoing genocide in china. chinese communist party offers in investments to soften them up so you don't criticize them for harsh action of their government. >> carley: tim walz is saying that donald trump is the one who has friendly relations with china. listen to this. >> instead of doin

a dhs source sent us this picture right here of one of those billboards you could see.t says, quote, your brother in immigration custody has rights. we're here to help. sources from ice and border patrol tell fox that this is insulting especially given their limited resources. they say it undermines their enforcement efforts. the ads all part of a campaign launched by an independent branch within dhs called uphills of immigration detention or. the goal to promote humane conditions and tell illegal immigrants about their rights. congress approved establishing this office in 2019. started operations in 2021 and billboards went up during the biden-harris administration. tony gonzalez tells us he plans to push congress to defund them. >> it is a slap in the face for the men and women at ice and border patrol that are working around the clock to make sure americans are safe. here they are fighting for funding, fighting to make sure they have the resources they need to do their job and keep americans safe. >> fox news has reached out to dhs for nearly a week now. we can't get

how is dhs starting to use ai in its intelligence work if it is and how is ai making the u.s.governments life harder by enabling threat actors including by making it easier and faster for them to produce and disseminate misinformation, deepfakes, and so on? >> i know my daughter cecily is holding her breath because she knows any question about technology to me is a joke. i have to ask her to turn on my laptop. but ai, that is an arrow l -- an area of promise. we have the head of science and technology to make sure that we use ai in ways that are both appropriate, not overly invasive of privacy but also ramp up the impact and effectiveness of operation. for example, scanning cargo shipments at scale to look for patterns that might suggest a shipment of chemical precursors used in the production of fentanyl for example. that is a classic example of how you have that automated ability to scan across large amounts of data and find patterns. generative ai, that is an area of great potential so that you can produce product and documents more quickly. that is a challenge in our area

the inspector general of dhs said no that is not true. of the shifting stories about he got end. not sure we got to the bottom of this just yet. you will keep working yet, i know, griff jenkins. sandra. >> a gang take over in aurora, colorado, looking into alleged conspiracy with the governor and the mayor of denver plus this. >> we will end all sanctuary cities and the united states and we will go back to normalcy. and we will have law and order. >> john: president trump edit women's voters town hall offering up his answer for solving the border crisis. immigration is a women's issue. we will talk to a texas rancher who saw the chaos firsthand and has she heard enough from either candidate? we wilve g l ask her straight. d correctly can be a tremendous tool to help you achieve financial security. here are the benefits. stock market growth, protection against market losses, compound interest and no annual fees. sound too good to be true? if you have at least $100,000 to invest, get your investor's guide and see if it's right for you. hey,

the dhs statement on the ig report. the inspector general's report contains an accurate statement -- and accurate statements and is misleading. the same people who are telling us the border has been secured for three and a half years says the ig has got it all wrong. your thoughts on this. >> they are completely lying to the american people and trying to cover up for their failed policies president donald trump gets a lot of flack for calling kamala harris stupid but win you look at policies that's basically giving keys to a stranger into your house and you don't know if they are murderers, i it's pretty stupid policies. >> trace: you are both correct. thank you both. >> we are in nashville and i saw two air force helicopters and they say we can't go we are waiting on orders. they can't get any authority. there's military helicopters all over here and they can't do nothing. they're allowing these people to [bleep] die in the mountains right now because we can't get helicopters. they've got money for everything else in t

the data, much of which is on the dhs website just proves this point. you seen encounters reach astronomically high numbers, using national security threats, noon suspected terrorist encounters reach astronomically high numbers. if you go down the board and look at all of these different measures into different factors, they are all trending in the wrong direction under this administration because of policy decisions. it's not because of a lack of resources or a lack of money, it's not because congress didn't pass a bill. those policy decisions have consequences that unfortunately the american people are having to deal with. host: the vice president appeared on 60 minutes last night and part of it she did talk about immigration efforts by the biden administration and their approach. i want to play you a little bit and then get your response to it. >> there was an historic flood of undocumented immigrants the first three years of your administration. as a matter of fact, it quadrupled from the last year of president trump. was it a mistake to loosen the

after dhs said that fema does not have enough money to get through this hurricane season at a rally in michigan yesterday, trump blamed the biden-harris administration for spending a billion dollars of fema money on housing and caring for migrants over the last two years. the trump campaign has also been highlighting the perceived unfairness that storm victims are initially getting just a one-time $750 payment from fema while illegal immigrants have been housed in luxury hotels. >> what they're doing a very bad job. given over a billion dollars to illegal migrants that came in and they have no money for north carolina, georgia, for south carolina, and alabama, tennessee and florida. i think that's a disgrace, frankly. it is the worst-run -- this is a country that is being run by fools. >> but dhs says no disaster response money has been diverted to migrants. these claims are completely false. the shelter and services program is a completely separate appropriated grant program that was authorized and funded by congress and is not associated in any way with fema's disaster related author

a shocking new report from the department of homeland security of the inspector general at dhs finding several federal agencies filled to assess the risk of releasing illegal migrants into the country without proper identification, putting them on domestic flights as part of biden's may grant flight program of. a separate dhs t report warns that migrants with terrorism ties, with terrorism ties, will keep on coming and exploiting our wide open southern border. with just 33 days to go before election day, suddenly president biden claims he's getting tough on the border as he expands asylum restrictionses for illegal migrants cutting off access if 2500 crossings happen per week. let's talk about that right now because i think here we have another political move, joe biden wants to get religion on ther border of after four years of opening this up. how much jeopardy has this administration put this country you in? >> well, look at this, we have over 12 million illegal immigrants, we have thousands of got aways, we just had a damning i.c.e. report that came out which told us we have 15,000

this is, maddening dhs saying out of money homeland security saying that, spent 1.4 billion dollars since2, taking care of illegal immigrants they spent 780 million dollars out of the emergency food and shelter program for illegal immigrants, but we can't get media assistance for tennesseeans who have lost it all? this is infuriating, it is insulting. >> sounds they lied again when they said they did not clean out fema money to send it to illegal migrants because we heard karine jean-pierre lay it out two years ago in 2022 watch this watch this. >> fema religion plrts meeting with city officials on-site to coordinate available federal support from fema and other federal agencies funding i also available to fema's emergency food and shelter program, to eligible local off all thes governmental not for profit organizations upon ask to support humanitarian relief for migrants we will continue to do what we can at federal government to support these cities as we rebuild asylum processing system after it was gutted by the trump administration. >> can you imagine lying in your face? she claims i

>> vetting, is deputy by dhs. >> i defer you to dhs.laim he was vetted three times, first to work for cia, then to come on dhs humanitarian parole and approved for special immigrant visa status after arriving in u.s. headline showing this other terrorist attack foiled in france, relative of the afghan accused of plotsing that election day massacre. >> todd: unreal. lucas tomlinson, thank you. candidates are locked in on pennsylvania this week, today, kamala harris is talking to voters in philly suburb and j.d. vance will tour, as well, after participationing in moms for america town hall last night where he focused on opioid crisis. >> it has to stop. it is disgraceful we have a government right now facilitating it, instead of stopping it. >> todd: denise's daughter is one of the ones who fell victim to the opioid crisis. tell us jacqueline's story. >> jacqueline was a beautiful girl, she's our oldest of five children. she lived a beautiful life. she was funny and italented andi could go on for hours about all g goodness she held in her

>> i was going to ask why dhs was seemingly unprepared to handle this for came.ld think that would be a high priority in making sure these communities have a thing need to going into what is challenge every single year around this time. >> martha: would have liked to have her the answer to that. hopefully will get opportunity on that soon because it doesn't look like this a going away anytime soon. jacqui heinrich at the white house thank you very much. training and studio brian kilmeade, host of the prop brian kilmeade show and fox news conservator jessica, and you are also the host of 1 nation. >> saturday 9:00 life. for 4 to that. great to see both of you. thank you for being here today. very interesting the president came out today and had something to say. president trump is about to appear in georgia and president biden did make some appearances over the weekend and some of these areas that have been hit but georgia north carolina both swing states. this is an issue. >> it goes deep. it's in crisis. you look western part of the pennsylvania i'm sure you're

we can't allow dhs to be paying resources resettling illegals into the country. that's exactly what has been happening. they need to put their eye back on the ball. they need to make sure they are fulfilling the obligations and responsibilities to have entire department of dhs and not sending mixed messages and not wasting precious dollars when americans need those dollars. >> mr. speaker, i want to make sure i'm not missing this because this is to me -- this is startling that we have a federal government that is taking allocated resources for an agency that's in place that would affect american citizens and now they are saying they don't have money to help americans because they have literally resettled millions of illegal immigrants into the country, is that understanding of what they've been doing? >> well, that's a brief summary of it. but the point is that this administration has the wrong priorities, they have prioritized everybody around the world by opening a border wide and subjecting to catastrophe upon catastrophe. we have been fighting every single da

. >> afghan national, vetting is not done by dhs. >> i defer you to dhs -- >> lucas: vetting story changedte a bit. it is claimed tawhedi was vetted when he worked for the cia and when he came with a dhs visa and after arriving in the u.s. this massacre may have been part of global plot by isis. there was another man plotting to carry out another terrorist attack. the same vetting process used to bring people here from haiti, nicaragua and venezuela. >> steve: 9 and a half minutes, dana perino takes over the channel. >> dana: i'll start with this, 20 days to go and preesidential campaigns will be the at fox news news today. harris making a push for black women and their vote and record-breaking what do we know from results so far? asheville, north carolina school district trying to pick up shattered lives of students and faculty, an interview with their sup super superintendent ahead. we'll see you in a few minutes. k-d reds for more than a decade, farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again. (crowd) far-xi-ga... far-xi-ga (crowd) far-xi-ga... far-xi-ga ask your doctor about farxig

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was so outrageous this week comes been dhs secretary made his talking into mission telling us that femas running out of money for hurricane season this is the department secure never $600 million this year to provide shelter and aid to illegal migrants looking to increase today to 300 billion in spending bill during christmas and then run the week the dhs said no no no, he became out and said no that are running out of money he was because of the illegals anyway because these are different funds justify setting a loss $200 billion to ukraine and sending billions to cities across the country to house and care for illegal migrants then have the nerve to tell us that fema is running on the money during hurricane season i'm are all these people are all hanging on for dear life because of this natural disaster street. cory: you are exactly right is joe biden and kamala harris america last agenda tires rest of orders not 90 away prior to migrants five star hotels new york, we cannot get fema trucks out to actually register people to get temporary housing to get checks in place and their time

the fact is that we move money around within dhs all the time in the trump dhs money got moved to enforce immigration in the biden/harris dhs it has been moved to finance illegal immigration and a lot of that money, including through fema, has gone to illegal immigrants. we didn't by the way, under the trump administration while i was there fema money didn't go for enforcement either fema money stayed in fema to be prepared to respond to situations like this. and you are right about north carolina and it's interesting that the responses are different in different states. but the combined state federal response in north carolina, we worked as the worst i've seen since katrina. >> and yet in other states, right now, it's not that bad. >> it's much better. this is a very serious situation. >> and as david axelrod said earlier i believe it was today that this could have an impact on the election based on where the impacts are. >> the basics aren't being fec, they aren't being done quickly. and the an election isn't a basic, it's a level above that so until the basics are back in place, it's a

in just the past fiscal rear in 2024, 243,000 so so yo been the dhs secretary when these numbers wereyou have allowed this to happen and how significant is this? >> they use all this to have the awareness across the boarder and not just making sure you pick up the folks and can see and cassioppi dieses enough resources are being dedicated and billions going out the door to continue to go to ngos and migrants and the priorities of this administration continue to be out of step. and they should focus on border security and surging with operations and maintenance to get those radars and more and there's priorities we've seen over the last three and a half and four years and they're certainly elsewhere. griff: chief, i talk privately to senior border patrol officials currently in charge and they point out in fairness to them, this is a 30-year-old technology and they have alternate systems and ast surveillance towers that can help and these leaders believe it needs to be as chad says a priority and it needs to be funded. now, here was a little bit of what vice president harris had to say

remember, fema is a division of dhs under the failed leadership of alejandra mayorkas. remember, he's the first cabinet secretary in the history of the u.s. that has been impeached. he deserved it. he has not only been a failure in office, he was flouting federal law. >> we've seen literally billions under the biden administration of fema dollars, federal emergency management agency being diverted to migrate settlements. they've created this problem with their immigration policy and then they are spending tax dollars to try to fix it. this is like a local fire department burning down the city and demanding over time. >> exactly right. it's unforgivable, inconceivable and in the house, the house republican majority in our appropriation that we put together in june for homeland security, we zeroed out that town. the course chuck schumer does not want to take the bill up in the senate and that is why we are at a stalemate, but we can't allow them to be spending precious taxpayer resources resettling illegals into the country. that's exactly what has been happening. they ne

paul young former prosecutor, former dhs official under trump and former tv news guy.m. this is your third congressional race. why will the third time be the charm for you, paul? >> todd, i'm pleased to be with you this morning i have been running for congress because i want to make a difference in people's lives. i see people can't afford groceries and rent and got to have federal policies that will support those families. you are right i have run before. both times i have run before i have run against incumbent. last time i ran against incumbent family name representing the area over 50 years. this time it's an open seat. redistricting in 2022 made it a competitive seat and as i'm campaigning throughout the district, we are getting tremendous response and i'm feeling very good about the prospects on november 5th. >> todd: what one issue do you think will decide your race, paul? i said families throughout the michigan genesse county, sag county. midland county, seen their purchasing power evacuate under kamala harris and joe biden. they see it and gas prices and all t

those that have been released from dhs custody. in other words, you are on the border, they write your name down, let you go and then the fed floods and money. they -- we are talking about 650 million in funding in 2024 alone and that came from the border patrol's budget. the shelter program and disaster relief funds do have two separate streaming avenues. that is important to point out. what's more, the white house points this out, they say fema has already been deployed -- has deployed more than 1000 people to the storm zone, delivered about 2 million meals, a million liters of water, 30 generators and more than 95,000 tarps. however critics are quick to point out that no matter what stream of revenue the administration claims the money is coming from, spending a billion dollars over two years on people who should not even be here, especially when americans are suffering, is inexcusable. moreover, they say compare the federal response to the state of florida, which has not only provided dozens of temporary bridges and other asset

the broader problem is it should be an audit of fema and inspector general of dhs said they looked at the nearly 850 fema declarations indicating to 2012 and earlier and looked at a tenth of that and 73 billion is still untapped and unspent fema funds for that fraction. 8.3 billion unspent and say 7 billion could be redirected. should there be an audit of fema now with how the biden white house has been treating them? >> absolutely. we must have an audit of fema and dhs and we have to acknowledge that since biden has taken office, we have not had a single department of defense audit. not just dhs but dod and others that fail to pass around independent audits and internal ones that matter and we have to be good stewards of taxpayers and relief funds did get to people in need and the charities and we are able to drop supplies in seminole county is get things to children like a teddy bear to hug that just lost everything and food and water and toiletries and generators and we delivered over 15, 65-watt generators and we have to get solutions and start with auditing the department of home

that there is a very organized system of communication between enforcement agencies like the fbi and dhs, office of the director of national intelligence, and platforms like twitter, facebook, and google. they are doing essentially the same thing as the european law, sort of asking the platforms to take things down. if done informally, the only difference is we haven't had a law passed in the united states. i think we are headed in the direction of a kind of regulated form of speech and away from the american tradition of the first amendment. host: why not try to address misinformation and propaganda from foreign countries like russia and iran, trying to interfere in our elections? why not have these agencies speaking to these platforms to say that needs to be taken down because it is interfering with democracy? caller: two big -- guest: two big reasons, the state, number one, should absolutely exercise the right to address the bully pulpit and address the public and say look, the stuff from overseas is incorrect, you should trust us, this is the white house, the dhs, whatever. but they

dhs says it was false the agency diverted money. house accused republicans of using the storm to died people before the election. griff? griff: chad, thank you. ♪ ♪ jacqui: a venezuelan migrant and member of the tren de aragua criminal gang is under arrest in new york after el allegedly making threats against law enforcement officers. c.b. cotton is live in new york city with the latest for us. >> i -- >> reporter: yeah, sanctuary city policies back in the spotlight. this after the agency says correctional facilities here in the northeast released him back into the community twice. i.c.e. says one of those instances came shortly after law enforcement arrested javier merchan in a march drug and gun bust in the bronx. at the time, officers said he was one of eight migrants believed to be squatting in this home. >> it's are ridiculous. that's what pisses me off the most, is the school's right there. >> reporter: is days after his arrest, i.c.e. says it issued a detainer against his release with the new york city department of correctio

letter to dhs secretary mayorkas. that panel calls for a major overhaul writing that the secret service as an agency requires fundamental reform to carry out its mission. without that reform they believe another butler can and will happen again. that ain't good. want to bring in trey gowdy host of sunday night in america. former federal prosecutor. good morning to you. what's the problem with the secret service? why can't we get it right? why has it been systemic for years, as you noted when you were in congress? >> everything from recruitment to training to being viewed as something of a stepchild within dhs. way back when they were under treasury. i think what your viewers don't know, all our federal law enforcement agencies are all under different departments. there is no commonality. in fact, it is worse than that. it is bickering and fighting. fighting over money. so at some point we have to admit that moving them from treasury to dhs was a major mistake. they have a tough job. 99 is a failing grade if you are a

now spreading across the country, dhs has identified more than 600 migrants with possible ties to the gang. some may be relatives or victims but more than 100 have had enough gang confirmation to be subjects of interest and referred to the f.b.i.'s watch list for trans national criminal organizations. tda is in crimes in many states. just this week the man accused of sex trafficking a 15-year-old girl in palm beach county is being investigated for tda ties as florida's attorney general blames the biden-harris administration. >> they've let them come in and barely vetted them now seeing them pop up all over our nation and they cannot -- even if they tried to do it now cannot send them back to venezuela because venezuela says they won't accept them. >> tda has been linked to two other murders and the shooting of nypd cops. the gang is still in its infancy stage but targeting them as a growing threat saying as part of our work to counter tda, dhs has an operation to crack down on gang members through rescreening certain individuals previously en -- all individuals are referred for crimin

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dhs says more than the 600 migrants that you mentioned could be relatives or victims but more than 100 subjects of interest and refer to the fbi's watch list for for transnational criminal organizations. they are suspected and crimes in these 15 states. easy arizona, texas, illinois, georgia, florida. just on monday the man accused of sex trafficking a 15-year-old girl in palm beach county is being investigated as florida's attorney general blames the biden-harris administration. >> they have let them come and, barely vetted m, and now we are seeing them all over our nation and they cannot, even if they tried to do it now, cannot send them back to venezuela because venezuela says we won't accept them. >> dhs says it's in an infancy stage but the target is a growing threat saying that it is part of our work to counter tda and dhs has an ongoing investigation to crack down on gang members through rescreening individuals previously encountered in the screening and vetting at the border. they been linked to the murders of laken riley and you will recall the takeover of the apartment comple

people came across the border illegally and they were supposedly objected to betting by the part of dhs and then rolled into the country. how is it that we are parole linking members into the cou country? >> well, good afternoon, john and sandra, thank you for having me. let me just say we have a gang member tpa gang member that actually came and brownsville, texas, and smuggling high-speed pursuit with deputies but granted permission to come into the country and after a came across illegally and they let him then too. he has ties to the gangs in venezuela and now more crimes that recharge locally with. so coming across because they can and that is the broken system we are talking about here just be when they are not just getting across the border but released into the united states. what does that say about the vetting process? >> we have been saying this to the sheriffs and border agents who speak to us and talk to us all the time about this. it is broken, a broken system. this is not about immigration but public safety and national security. we buried that in political and we have a

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the inspector general's report from dhs, the title says it all. ice and tsa did not fully assess risks associated with releasing noncitizens without identification into the united states and allowing them to travel on domestic flights. we keep hearing more and more about this and who have we let into the country? >> border czar kamala harris and this administration have absolutely made a mockery out of the border. what they have done is taken 94 executive actions to dismantle the most secure southern border we ever had. 10, 12, 15 million migrants have come across that border. it is a clear and present danger to all of our communities could even the fbi says we don't know who these people are but they pose a very real threat to america and now we are seeing study after study showing that we are spending more money than we should be spending to house illegal immigrants as we move them across. now we are seeing statistics. tens of thousands of them who are convicted rapists, murderers, hundreds of thousands who are felons in the united states that s

dhs, que están cooperando y comprometidos en cumplir todas las leyes laborales.enes que tras burlar una luz roja, protagonizó este impactante accidente de tránsito. terminó dándose a la fuga y en el tiempo se espera un leve aumento en temperaturas. comenzando mañana. esto y su atendieron un incendio residencial en la cuadra 3100 de la calle 22. las llamas se produjeron en un edificio que alberga a unos budistas de un templo cercano. se reportó que un bombero sufrió heridas leves, pero hasta el momento no se han informado sobre qué habría causado las llamas ni a cuánto asciende. los daños. en 2 semanas, los residentes de san francisco van a elegir al próximo fiscal de distrito. es una contienda que se disputa entre la actual fiscal brooke jenkins y ryan giusti, un ex abogado de la fiscalía de esa ciudad. así es. y andrés brender se sentó a hablar con ambos sobre varios temas, obviamente sobre la seguridad pública y también el uso de drogas en la ciudad. andrés hoy nos va a presentar la primera parte de la entrevista que hizo con la fiscal jenkins. veamos. time tak

the dhs report from august admits ice is unable to monitor all unaccompanied migrant kids once they're released from custody. nearly 300,000 unaccompanied children who came across the southern border never got a court date, while 32,000 children got court dates never showed up between 2019 and last year. speakers at the vigil tonight emphasize the well-being of children is crucial to the future of the u.s. >> these aren't just numbers. these are lives. lives. every single one of these children are going to be our future doctors, lawyers, businessmen, parents. >> the dhs report called on ice to take immediate action to keep better track of migrant children. >> the ongoing problem of mail theft around the bay area has some voters worried about the safety of their ballots ahead of the election. >> ktvu tori gaines, live now in the newsroom after talking with an election official who is encouraging people to trust the system. >> that's right. that official that we spoke to said that ultimately this election is safe. they are taking a lot of steps to ensure that it is safe now. mail crime h

secretary alejandro mayorkas says dhs will fully consider the panel's recommendations. in washington, rebecca castor, fox news. >> israel today announced it has taken out a prime target. >> a hamas leader considered the architect of last year's october 7th massacre in the country. israeli officials say their forces killed yahya sinwar during fighting in gaza yesterday, and they were able to officially confirm his identity today with dna and dental records. both israeli and u.s. leaders are celebrating this as a major achievement in the fight against hamas. the white house said sinwar was responsible for the deaths of thousands of israelis, palestinians, americans and citizens from more than 30 countries. dozens of october 7th hostages, including americans, remain in hamas captivity. >> this is a critical time sensitive development as it relates to the hostages. their lives are in great danger now more than ever. >> sinwar's death now leaves big questions about who could take over as the next leader of hamas, and how that could impact the stalled hostage negotiations. to

. >> on the afghan national, the vetting, no matter how he came over, is that done by dhs?i would really defer you to dhs. >> the vetting story has changed quite a bit in recent days. earlier u.s. officials claimed tawhedi was vetted three times. first when he worked for the cy in afghanistan and came to the dhs humanitarian parole and for the third time he was approved for special immigrant status after arriving in the u.s. now, over the weekend a relative of this man in oklahoma was arrested in france this is all part of a global isis plot, g guys. >> steve: 2022 looked into the people they let. in something like 400 people let in and they got in with no first name. so how do you properly vet that person? something like 400 people came in with no last name. and 11,000 people came in where their birthday was listed as january 1st. which is just a default answer. so, obviously, if they are investigated them, they are just taking their word for it. i only have a first name. i don't have a last name. this is my birthday. >> brian: unless they are a soccer star. >> let's go ba