. >>> secciones de dos migrantes, indianos aula fue diagnosticada con cáncer en el cerebro al tiempo mayores expresiones como estas importante saber que hay ayuda para personas indocumentadas son aquellas en indocumentadas si tiene alguna clase de enfermedad terminal no tendrá que pagar todos los gastos ocurrirán seguro prendida indocumentados esta la mejor opción que tenemos en estado de california el congreso con 25 millones de personas un inmigrante los estados unidos el 23%de ellos indocumentados en los estado que mayor beneficio de sucesos migrantes es california profesora licencia deconducir que recibe el darán más detalles de cómo tener cobertura médica tiene la página web ayer indicarán si es elegible que todo lo puede hablar con papá de paulo dura el primero que me dijo es que apenas llega a su casa abrazar y dar un beso muy grande quiero decirle que homer van camino medespide san francisco. >>> es uno de auto formando visados en san francisco sepa qué motor debo componer unalto esta problemática. >>> debido a que temperatura una impresión públicas han sido vista como centro

. >> dos migrantes colombianos cruzara la frontera para llegar a estados unidos meses después de vivirsmo tiempo de dar luz a su pequeño hijo juan josé esto obligó al esposo de carla a trasladarla a otro hospital donde los gastos serían mayores. >> es importante saber que existe ayuda para personas indocumentadas en el estado de california. >> personas que ya son indocumentadas y tienen alguna clase de enfermedad terminal no tendrán que pagar. por ejemplo ... no tiene copago todos los gastos los cubría el seguro existen dos clases de seguro médico que podría aplicar. >> para individuos indocumentados médica es la mejor opción y tenemos en el estado de california un seguro para personas con documentos 45 millones de personas son inmigrantes a estados unidos y el 23 por ciento de ellos son indocumentados. >> hay tres estados donde se concentra la mayor cantidad de migrantes en california, texas y florida el estado con mayor beneficio les ofrece a los inmigrantes es california. >> usted puede solicitar ayuda en la agencia local de servicios humanos de su condado >> y ellos le darán más de

migrantes ante la constante presencia de autoridades locales, estatales, y federales, que en arrestado varios de ellos. >> muchos dormimoscon miedo. con miedo a que nos atrapen y nos regresen. >> son la sÚplica de dosajo pero no entender le disparÓ con la pistola de carga elÉctrica. >> ya estaba en el piso.como los dos no se podÍan comunicar. >> en mÉxico se llevaron a cargodetenciÓn en mi antes y tienen que cruzar el rÍo bravo. >> el gobierno estadounidenseexpulsÓ el viernes a 100 venezolanos al entrar en vigencia una disposiciÓn que obliga a los venezolanos, cubanos, a pedir un parÓn humanitario en embajada en sus paÍses. en lugar de llegar a la frontera y pedir asilo. mÁs de 105 tambiÉn serÁ fueron capturados con en el tarot usa la frontera durante el dos y 22. y el estado de colorado anunciÓ que dejara de transportar inmigrantes en autobÚs a chicago y new york. el Último autobÚs de migrantes llegarÁ a nueva york este domingo. la decisiÓn viene luego de conversaciones con las respectivos alcaldesa ciudad santuario que acordaron que luviano federal debe intervenir y ayudar en la ciudades y estados con la crisis migratoria.en las Últimas horas han surgido imÁgenes del interior de la vivienda sinal

chicago in new york in houston, in los angeles and washington harms our cities, and we do not deserve this, migrantsrve this, and people, who live in these cities do not deserve it. we expect more from our national leaders to truly solve the problem, hell needs help from the federal government. new york, it takes $2 billion a year to to provide all the illegals who come here with some kind of housing to help them with food and clothing, and new york can no longer receive migrants. we can’t adams arrived just a week after us president joe biden was there, but it seems the mayor of new york saw a completely different border and city for the head of the white house or cleaned the campgrounds and took garbage from the street took illegal immigrants away to did not catch the eye. a cortege, even a border crossing, where there was always a line of people who did not want to get to america to the visit of the president of the united states empty he came to elpaza. everything has been removed. all cleaned all behave. fine. so he definitely didn't see what was really going on here every day. yes, some of the

sociales, se dijo que no estÁ claro si dicha sensibilidad que estÁ bien o estÁ mal, unas dos docenas de migrantes desembarcaron en los callos floridanos salen detalles del motÍn que ocurre en una cÁrcel de mÉxico. se han encontrado celdas vip, armas y miles de dÓlares en efectivo, para evitar posibles brotes de violencia de las fuerzas armadas mexicanas estÁn reforzando la violencia como nos cuenta jessica sermeÑo. jessica: la fuga de una treintena de un penal de ciudad juÁrez ha revelado que dentro de esa cÁrcel estatal varios internos vivÍan como reyes, habÍan celdas con grandes televisores y sillones confortables, bares y hasta una tina de baÑo, alias el neto, uno de los reos mÁs peligrosos que se fugaron el fin de semana, ademÁs de una sentencia de 224 aÑos de prisiÓn por homicidio y secuestro, tenÍa una cara fuerte con dinero efectivo equivalente a mÁs de $860,000, a su celda vip llegaban hasta mÚsicos para festejarle. >> para poder quedar una noche con ellos se paga una cuota de $10,000 a $12,000 por noche. jessica: es decir entre 500 y $620. esta mujer entrevistada estaba dentro del penal

or do you want to pay for migrants to be housed in new york? states have a lot to think about. that is federal responsibility. >> judge jeanine: some of the illegals get free healthcare. in california they do. coming up, it's democrat hypocrisy at its finest. liberals push for the dnc to be in georgia after smearing the state as racist. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: liberals are learning to love what they smeared as racist, georgia, pu. they forgot about the time they chased out over the mlb all-star game over a lie about the state's voting law. >> this makes jim crow look like jim eagle. >> it can take place at the same time. >> this is jim crow on steroids what they're doing in georgia, and 40 other states. >> they want to not only game the system, but to suppress voting in the state of georgia. >> jim crow 2.0 is about two things. voter suppression and subversion. >> greg: amazing. he should be eating crow, jim crow. according to a new poll, 0% of black georgia voters say they had a poor voting experience. dana, we were just talking about this. i don't know in my memory of any poll that h

countries to see whether there is any relationship and then the second reason why second generation migrants do assimilate so fast is geography. so here the point is that first generation migrants choose locations that are good for the economic assimilation of second generation migrants and at the and i believe this and is also supporting evidence from for example the paper by a court that quebec in calais in so migrants have higher mobility than american workers they react faster to liberate them in shocks they are much better able to identify locations in the united states they do well and move there and by my is why a disability of first generation migrants to identify places helps their kids, but not the first generation migrants themselves. and what possible reality is that they at first generation migrants made themselves create the conditions such that help that the economic assimilation of their. and here i'm thinking about your for example work on preferences for food distribution and the public sector public expenditure. sure so to the extent in the very long run immigration increases

do need to be able to afford a plane ticket. so basically, that means that only those migrants do have a chance who are well off enough to afford all that. joe biden asked migrants to not just show up at the border, but rather to apply for asylum from home and, and fly in the us. that's an unrealistic scenario for many escaping hardship and poverty in the rest of the america will that do much to discourage the thousands of people who embark on that dangerous track each year. well, only call that put out a pretty and similar program of his venezuela. some weeks ago to kind of test it, so only people from menace willa who played applied through this ad, but have a chance to a get into the united states to get a work permit and it kind of worked so of at least that's what the biden administration says fewer people left the country knowing that they won't have any chance at all to get into the country if they have not applied for through this ever before the end of the border. so we shall see if this really changes the mind, because as you just said, most of the migrants they don't come to the united states because they just want to

many of them seeking asylum, and we often wondered what happens to those migrants, where do we end upg this individual migrant. we had no idea how his story would turn out and here is the latest chapter in his journey into the united states. we first met 23-year-old venezuelan migrant brian andreas last summer when he crossed the border. today brian is staying at this shelter in brooklyn awaiting his court date in august. >> for the past three days i've been going out looking for work. i haven't been able to find any. they asked me for a work permit and all i have is an id from my country and the asylum claim paperwork. reporter: after brian arrived in texas last year, we connected with him in chester, pennsylvania, just outside of philadelphia. brian tells us he could not find consistent work there, and he was evicted because he could not pay rent. >> it is very difficult. i hold back my tears and there's people that judge you for just being an immigrant. reporter: brian says the government gave him a cell phone to track him but after a few months, he was asked to give it back. i.c.e

migrants that are out here right now. and there are several arrests underway right now. >> gabe, was that a cbp officer or an el paso pd officer, do you know who is rounding these migrants up? >> those particular officers right there i believe them to be el paso city pd. they are not federal officials. last week, the video was obtained by nbc news, and migrant advocates have referred to those were customs and border protections federal officers. but right now, what's going on right now, you can see at least there is one, two, that are being led away in handcuffs. these are local city pd officers. >> gave, is there any discernible rhyme or reason as to why those two have been plucked out of all of those dozens and dozens of migrants better in that region? do you have any reason to think why those two have been taken. >> you know, alex, in my brief conversation with him he spoke to me in spanish very, very briefly and he said he was counting some money. there does seem to be some evidence there, i see packs of cigarettes, i see some money that they are going through his well. i can't speculate as to what the allegations for would be

the thousands and thousands of migrants, but we have to do is make it across the border, go to new yorktel. i think things like that encourage the migrant to come into united states and go to new york and not actually helping the situation. >> carley: the crisis is not going away anytime soon. robert, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. have a great day. >> carley: absolute, taught over to you. >> todd: the legacy of dr. martin luther king lv to came to pay tribute and tell us what he can do to keep the message alive. that is next. ♪ ♪ as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to 60% a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. i screwed up. mhm. i got us t-mobile hom

what we do is help with shelters, with health care services, with food services as well. that's the way we help migrants. and as we do celebrate the fact that the u.s. administration has taken -- made the decision, rather, to have an orderly migration flow. in the case, for instance, of our venezuelan brothers and sisters. and i understand that this plan will also be extended, will be expanded to benefit other migrants, other countries. we know for sure that since the announcement was made saying that those humanitarian visas were going to be granted, in the case, for instance, of the venezuelan population, we've seen a decrease in migration flows. people crossing mexico to migrate, it has been a considerable reduction because this was announced in the united states and this was made public everywhere saying that 24,000 humanitarian visas or permits were going to be granted and the formalities have to be covered, the paperwork, although there are some requirements that have to be met, people decided to do it. and so what happened was that a new path has been opened. it didn't exist before. everything wa

expel migrants from cuba, haiti, nicaragua and venezuela who come here illegally as he warned migrants today, do just show up. still, the president says the u.s. will allow up to 30,000 migrants from those countries to come to the u.s. each month through a newly expanded vetting process. this weekend president biden's expected to stop in el paso where shelters there have been overwhelmed by a surge of migrants. the city's democratic mayor, lester, has declared a state of emergency. >> peter alexander at the white house, thank you. >>> and the u.s. and mexico are hailing the arrest today of ovidio guzman, a son of imprisoned drug kingpin joaquin "el chapo" guzman. in an early morning operation by mexico's army, it sparked a wave of violence in the city where he was arrested someone firing at a plane at the airport forcing passengers to duck for cover the u.s. accuses guzman of trafficking fentanyl and wants him extradited he was also arrested in 2019 but quickly released after violence broke out >>> in california, more severe weather is on the way after the latest powerful storm fueled by a bomb

but he talk about what he didn't talk about what he would do migrants who would do with the migrantse illegally , which was come here illegally, which was very different from what sunak laid out so in terms of i mean, sticking plaster politics, clever will. yes. and we'll really resonate with people like that. really resonate with people like that . yeah. finishing my that. yeah. finishing my sentence. sorry no, no, no. i couldn't think of the way i can listen to you all day. to be honest, if you just want to just talk about me, i'll just listen. go on. and yeah, sticking politics was definitely resonate. and what he said about energy, the tories not energy, about the tories not investing not investing in nuclear, not investing in nuclear, not investing we're that investing offshore. we're that will strike out with almost everyone in the uk i think. well sitting next to you thank you richard tice from the reformed party. you stole a lot of my programme. i hopefully it was the good news for your listeners. i enjoyed it. i mean, is it in policy? come in today to talk to me? i think eve

take a look, the officers attempt to pull over this jeep suv and when they do that, three migrants bailing of the vehicle and run into the brush. the driver plows ahead evading the trooper and blowing through a red light and nearly colliding with another car head on. look at that here the driver or passenger to change the vehicle, fleeing on foot before being apprehended by troopers. texas dps said the driver 16 years old and the driver charged with smuggling and evading arrest. florida governor ron desantis with the biden administration for criticizing his move to activate the state's national guard to handle. the recent surge in migrants. listen. >> biden is leading the coast guard out to dry and not sending any more vessels or support. they don't have enough to intercept all of t boats tryingo come from hades. what we are doing with our assets, we are out there in the florida straits. we are using reconnaissance. we think some of this is absolutely being orchestrated by the cuban government. we think there is a lot of human smuggling going on. it is working as a deterrent, but it is the

lessons of law taking place from your knowledge of european migration law, what legal protections do the migrants have in this case in these cases who've undergone all this trauma. so we're talking while ations of the european commission goodman rides on the one hand, possibly, and on european union on the other. and for both national italian law is the place where a procedure started, the national italian law must comply with european union law. must also implement all the requisites of the european convention. so if there are by a license like that, the procedure, i start with the italian court really, individuals who have suffered from such treatment would have to turn to italian course. or if there is the flex date of the ferry, for instance, could also be responsible. stayed, would it be fair to say that if they actually do turn to the national court, then the chance of success there is not very high? yes, and then that is what can happen after that once they've tried old domestic remedy . so the national chords, they can find an application to the european court of human rights. that's a lo

also do, prisoners and illegal migrants get better treatment than hard brits. that with my superstar panel next. tonight's dominique sean bailey and me nicole and after rishi sunak speaks out, should we do more to protect the traditional nuclear family? we'll get into that and we'll bring you. tomorrow's front pages in the mediabuzz at 1030. plus my greatest britain and union choices from the panel . well. lots to get through. paul burrell live the show in just a couple of minutes. but first, the headlines with bethany elsey elsey . mark, thank bethany elsey elsey. mark, thank you. good i am bethany elsey with your stories from the gb newsroom. prince harry has made his most damage allegations yet against the royal family, including an accusation his brother of the now prince of wales attacked him . leaked wales attacked him. leaked extracts of his autobiography, spare, which is out next week reveal claims william grabbed harry by the collar and pushed him to the floor during an argument about his marriage to meghan. copies of the book mistakenly went on sale .

also do, prisoners and illegal migrants get better treatment than hard brits. that with my superstar panel next. tonight's dominique sean bailey and me nicole and after rishi sunak speaks out, should we do more to protect the traditional nuclear family? we'll get into that and we'll bring you. tomorrow's front pages in the mediabuzz at 1030. plus my greatest britain and union choices from the panel . well. lots to get through. paul burrell live the show in just a couple of minutes. but first, the headlines with bethany elsey elsey . mark, thank bethany elsey elsey. mark, thank you. good i am bethany elsey with your stories from the gb newsroom. prince harry has made his most damage allegations yet against the royal family, including an accusation his brother of the now prince of wales attacked him . leaked wales attacked him. leaked extracts of his autobiography, spare, which is out next week reveal claims william grabbed harry by the collar and pushed him to the floor during an argument about his marriage to meghan. copies of the book mistakenly went on sale .

with him, one of the arguments for britain's exit from the european union was that we do not need illegal migrants are illegal migrants and again they are a threat to jobs in relation to the british themselves and that is why we do not need this european union but in 2016 then prime minister cameron he sought because of this referendum, to get more preferences in brussels, that is, the british leadership at that time did not want to leave the european union, and even boris johnson himself , who was then the mayor of london. he wrote two different articles in the british media, one was for the fact that britain should leave the european union , and the other was whether or not that is, the position , that is, you can show one article to some voters and another to others. but it is interesting that it was assumed that the withdrawal of britain from the european union, well, at least for eurosceptics, would bring some unheard-of dividends to the british that they would immediately start it is better to live, you mentioned the fish that will have to be caught that will not have to be spent on migrants

if we do see migrant workers perhaps, you know, get infected and that results, that delays their returnfactories, that, of course, is a major concern beyond the hospitality and consumer companies but for big tech as well >>. >> interesting, absolutely, you know, a fascinating real world experiment, seema. we'll see how it all goes over the next couple of weeks or so >> right. >>> alphabet in the meantime, re reportedly calling in founder sergey brin and larry page as reinforcements against its battle against chat gbp. we'll discuss if that will help the company win the war against this growing competitor. [music - cover of blondie's “dreaming”] >> announcer: the bond report i brought to you by pimco, a global leader in fixed income. o♪ ♪ something you can have and hold. ♪ ♪ i'd build a road in gold just to have some dreaming, ♪ ♪ dreaming is free. ♪ accenture, let there be change. ♪♪ we all have a purpose in life - a “why.” maybe it's perfecting that special place that you want to keep in the family... ...or passing down the family business... ...or giving back to the places that inspir

do. smuggling migrants that pay sometimes find out they get extorted for just money on the other side. a major massive problem not getting any better. but someone who never gives us problems ashley strohmier who has other headlines. >> ashley: you always make me feel so good about myself. we are going to start with the fbi raid of man accused of attacking three nypd officers with a machete on new year's eve. he was in possession of a chilling manifesto urging his family to repent to allah and accept islam. he has been on the fbi watch list for weeks after they received information about violent extremist behavior. he has not yet been charged in that attack. now to a fox weather alert. dozens rescued from rushing floodwaters in northern california yesterday. stuck on a major highway that quickly went under borrow. one person found dead due to the flooding as authorities confirm two levees breached by floodwaters and came after historic rainstorm pounded the reasonable last week. can you, of course, follow this story and all the latest weather developments by down loading the $28 trillio

along the border and other cities that have been daily used with migrants, we look at best practices paired were the best things we can donts as well as to effectively serve them as well as to relieve the financial stress and burden on the people of denver and the use of our recreation centers. this is not their intended purpose in terms of the centers themselves. what we have learned is once a city leans in to shelter, it becomes a long-term challenge that is hard to break out of. what we are working to do not so much as people out on the street after 14 days but to send a call to all of our external partners, nonprofit, faith organizations as well as state and federal government we have to work with gently to assess, authorize and to properly shelter individuals throughout, dispersed throughout denver and the state of colorade have to return our recwher cents heir intended purpose sooner than later. there is nothing humane about trying to house migrants on the floors of our gymnasiums and rec centers where they do not have the proper facilities. it is more of a approach to compassion, humane approach to helping folks b

reporter: and mayor eric adams says he wants fema to essentially handle everything to do with migrantscaring for them, housing for them. he wants one coordinator in charge of basically the entire country but the bottom line is if fema were in charge they be picking up the price tag for all of this so cities wouldn't have to deal with the financial burden of it. stuart? stuart: got that. all right, hillary, thanks very much indeed. check those markets we've been in business for 25 minutes on this wednesday morning. dow is up, nasdaq is up, and still ahead, liz peek, arizona congressman david schweickert, will cain and shannon brean, the 10:00 hour is next. ♪ .. trying to control my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ enough was enough. i talked to an asthma specialist and found out my severe asthma is driven by eosinophils, a type of asthma nucala can help control. now, fewer asthma attacks and less oral steroids that's my nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can o

doing? there to day is eager to meet any migrants. well, the president is going to meet with the state, local, and federal officials here. he says he's going the white house as he's going to assess the security situation at the busiest crossing here in el paso, that is the bridge of the americas. it will be hard for him not to encounter migrants because as you can see, they are all over. we're not clear on whether he's going to be talking to them personally or not. there are a detention centers where many of them are living, but that's just not enough space for the hundreds, mostly venezuelans who have come to this city, fleeing persecution and poverty. so there are places here like sacred heart church . you can see right here, a 150 people are the lucky ones. they get to stay inside the church. and the rest live out here where there are warming buses because it may look warm now and it may be taxes, but this is up in the mountains, so it gets down close to sometimes under freezing overnight. and these people are sleeping outside in t

arbitrarily, and potentially illegally, granting access to the united states to these migrants without a legal basis to dotheir pr problem with the high border problem. migrants don't care about the politics of this, they are just happy to be here. take a listen. >> $24,000 for the 3 of us including my daughter is what the coyotes wanted to charge us and with the apps i paid 5 mexican pesos to get across. it was a huge relief. >> follow the steps we took, have patience, make sure you go to the cbp one apps, that is how you can get here just like we did. have patience and faith in god. >> reporter: cbp officers made 3 fentanyl busts, one bust, 300,000 pills found in a car, another bust, 458,000 fentanyl pills found in a gas tank, the third bus, 14 pounds of pure fentanyl powder found in the rear bumper, all three of those over a 48 hour span of one single port of entry, lastly, this mug shot, a convicted murderer were arrested by border patrol in tucson, arizona, near tombstone, a guatemalan man, juan rodriguez, he has a conviction for felony second-degree murder out of the state of maryland. back out here

say, we have seen your statement in the media you are accomodating the request of migrants, the migrants doso fair point, but it is interesting all it takes is another democrat to upon to the buses coming to new york. >> todd: no problem with the flights, they were fine with the democrats. critics ripping president biden for comparing asylum seeking migrants to jews fleeing during the holocaust. >> president biden: it is human right if your family is being prosecuted, it was human right for jews in germany to be able to go to escape and get help where they could. >> ashley: joe concha is joining us now. joe, what do you make of what you just heard from the president? >> joe: if you are any family who had family members that survived the holocaust or died, does not matter, for him to use this comparison, commander-in-chief talking about folks from venice, haiti nicaragua, you name it, doing it to flee persecution, not much you have to add to that, other than say this is not a serious person taking on the most serious problem this country is facing and this wasn't a serious visit, he didn't g

but the least he could do is meet with a migrant.n cnn agrees. >> that's why the president is being criticized by both sides because of what he didn't see. so, let me show you because this is one of the migrant camps that's here in downtown el paso. and, you know, the immigration advocates here in el paso and governor greg abbott usually don't agree on much, but they do raise the same question: if president biden came here to el paso to see the reality on the ground about the border and he didn't come here, what's considered the epicenter of this crisis, did he leave with a clear understanding? >> biden was too busy touring a parking lot of a government building. he didn't want to really see what was happening and he didn't meet with any of the migrants or as his wife calls them tacos. joe knew if he met a migrant in front of the camera they would probably give him a big hug and say grass i can't say. they love joe he opened the country to him. when his motorcade blew past a group of migrants at the border they cheered. unlike joe "p

do it. i remember when jill biden traveled. she crossed the border to feed migrants christmas dinner. can bring folks together. maybe there is some appeal to republicans on those grounds that will result in that. to your economic point,, the biden ministration has gun such a good job -- we have regained all of the jobs that we lost in the pandemic and lost another -- for us to remain competitive, the statistics show that we had about three unhappily more immigrant workers. maybe that will help with our republican friends. >> brandon, the governor of texas, greg abbott, gave us this, what we believe to be as a copy of a letter. i have it here. he gave it to president biden when he landed on air force one. a lists 14 bullet points of what the state of texas has done related to immigration. is that a model that we should be looking for? that would affect the ideas of comprehensive immigration reform. which states might you be watching, brendan? >> i think you have to have states take action. look, i think it's a very fair criticism that this administration is not taking the border issue

you said he spoke to everybody that deals with the migrants and what they have to do daily, hourly basisent of the united states comes down there, doesn't see them. he sees all the people that deal with them. i guess i'm still chafing -- wait a minute, sir. he went down there and didn't see them. that was the whole point. it's like -- >> when president trump went he didn't see them. >> it's like going to the giants game and the giants aren't there. you're in the stadium and what the heck? >> this isn't a giants game. >> neil: this is a migrant game with 2.5 million getting through and hundreds of thousands more. you want to see them, right? >> he talked to the agents, the cities, the churches, the local officials dealing with the issue. he went to the location -- >> neil: congressman, you've seen the migrants. you've seen them again and again. >> i live there. it's different. >> neil: wouldn't it be in your interest to tell the president while you're walking around with him, where the hell are the migrants? >> i brought members on congress down on days when the migrants are there. it's u

along the border, and other cities that have been deluged with migrants, we look at best practices. what are the best things for us to doo help the migrants, as well as to effectively serve them, as well as to relieve the financial stress and burden on the people of denver and the use of our recreation centers? and this is not their intended purpose, in terms of the rec centers themselves. and what we have learned is, once the city leans into shelter, it becomes a long-term challenge that is hard to break up. so what we're working to do not so mucis put people out on the street after 14 days, but to really send a clarion call to all of our external partners, nonprofit, faith organizations, as well as other levels of government, state and federal government, that we have to work diligently to assess, authorize, and to properly shelter individuals throughout -- dispersed throughout denver and the state of colorado, wherever they wt to go. but we have to return our rec centers to their intended purpose sooner than later. and there's nothing humane about trying to housmigrants on the floors of our gymnasiums and rec centers

doing that. in small things and bigger things, small, things that hopefully present biden has an opportunity to speak with some of the migrantsk to the asylum seeker, the woman about. there with her children. also in the policies that we do adopt. going the other direction from the trump policies like title 42, the transit ban, they are inhumane policies. finally, making sure that we support both government efforts and non government efforts to ensure that these folks can be safe. one of the big differences between that what the biden administration is trying to do at desantis and abbott time trying to do with these migrants, the administration has been trying to make sure that when people move to somewhere else in the country, if they are transported somewhere, it is arranged how they're going to be received, so there are charities or other nonprofits that can provide relief and comfort to them. a place to say. they are treated compassionately inhumanely, not like abbott dumping people on the side of the road and 18-degree weather on christmas eve. we can set an example about how to be different compassionate. >> i would als

do not just show up at the border. >> president biden with a message to migrants as he gets ready to see the crisis up close. >>> and wrong moves made by the accused idaho killer. what investigators secretly watched him do and how it helped crack the case. >>> all right. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. happy friday, everybody. i'm christine romans. the house of representatives reconvening again just hours from now without a speaker and no known path to picking one. lawmakers have tried and failed for three straight days to elect a new leader. the longest that has taken in, get this, 164 years. will it be kevin mccarthy in the end? he's the choice of most gop lawmakers, but even after making major, major concessions to his hard right opponents, mccarthy can't seem to lock in the 218 votes needed to win. >> no, no, i'm not putting any time line on it. i think we have progress going on. i think we've got movement so we'll see. >> more now from cnn's manu raju on capitol hill. >> reporter: 11 times in a row kevin mccarthy has failed to get the 218 votes he needs to be elected speaker. it

migrants. imagine what that would do two small rural community with limited resources. for these folks. let's keep in mind, the sanctuary state new york is 1 ot just a liberal cocktail party but that mean something. new york state we have failed to dedicate resources to addressing this call to bring people here from all over the world to new york state. >> carley: this is affecting jamestown, new york. state senator, give us the specifics here. how many migrants are living in the area, and what are your concerns about them stretching city resources? >> well, the folks have come from -- we were told from the mexican border through new york city potentially into jamestown. this is word-of-mouth, we are told. which right now roughly 35 folks i'm told and some in the community of concord and chicago county. but we have a large latino population for a rule area. but the reality is we don't have the resources peer of the governor, certainly the federal government dedicate hating resources. they are not allowed to work and they are not eligible for assistance from state govern

stuart: the governor of colorado is doing the same, shipping migrants from colorado to new york cityedia is silent on this. the governor of colorado is a democrat. >> absolute the, they see him as part of their side, the hypocrisy runs so deep. the working class and labor, effectively destroying possibilities of having wage increases and going after governor desantis for standing up for them. stuart: good point. batya saar gone, come back soon. alejandra mayorkas dodging questions over possible impeachment. what is he saying? ashley: a reporter asked if he is concerned about house republicans filing an article of impeachment against him now but the party has regained control of the house. his duck and dive response. >> i've got a trauma dismount of work to do. i work along the three leaders behind me today and the workforce they lead and who they represent and i will continue to do that work. the longevity of these programs is something that depends on what we are experiencing at the border and the dynamism of the migration challenge gripping this hemisphere and the entire world. ash

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paso. >> it was bizarre, i have said before you have to actively try to go down to do border and not see a single migrant paso. maria: impossible went to port of entry by cbp, legal traffic would be pedestrians everything happening between port of entries in river video that we show, every single day he didn't go down there didn't see where people are camping out with camp fires along water thousands cross texas national guard had to come in set up barbed wire he doesn't like wall but what did he do went to wall to have a walk and talk with border patrol what appeared a photo-op. maria: built a wall around his beach house believes personally in walls but not for american citizens we appreciate your reporting we will be right back kathy lee gifford right after the break. . your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire (vo) sail through the heart of historic cities and unforgettable scenery with viking. unpack once, and get closer

the migrants -- he went with that narrative anyway. i do not want the president to go down there with niceties, i want him to be angry, i want action. people are dying and americans are not safe. >> i get it. i did point out that these are niceties. i don't want to undercut what the president's intentions are. i don't want to undercut what his agendas are there. hopefully it will bring about action. right now he is visiting with the folks that have been on the front lines dealing with this firsthand. we are watching the pictures. here are the images. now that president biden has visited the border and hopefully he will go beyond where he is right now, do you believe, congressman, that congress is ready to consider his budget request for border funding. will congress review and honestly assess his border policies. how soon can the people see congress make some progress on much-needed immigration reform? >> his administration, they have been in control of the government for two years. they have spent five-$6000. >> congressman, i beg your par

the question is what is eric adams doing just the migrants being here in new york or is this someone because now he said something that no democrat has said yet is that it is the federal government's duty to secure the border, this is their fault, is he gunning for a bigger job? is he going after the president now? we don't know. but i just find it very strange that he is suddenly concerned. >> rachel: these migrants actually told mayor adams when he was there we heard in your state that people are really well-taken care of. we want to get to your state. he actually said we want to take care of you. so he is not saying i want to close the border. he's saying i just need more money to offer more services for them and one of the venezuelans who came across the border just as an example and by the way i understand why venezuelans want to come to america. i get it. this woman came with her two kids and pregnant and already had a child here who is now a u.s. citizen and she wants to get to new york where she knows she can get more. >> pete: i get it, too. it doesn't make it legal. >> rach

especially mayors reaching out to the president to do with the influx of migrants from the southern borderwe are getting comments from the mayor of miami to the mayor of texas, brownsville. one of they doing and what is your cash what are they doing and what is your relationship -- doing and what is your relationship with the federal government? mattie: we have not seen that influx in the latest push across the border. that is for a variety of circumstances. i know that sister cities in other states have seen it happen . at a financial level, our faith-based communities and ngos do an amazing job caring for those most vulnerable, including our migrant communities. we are in constant talks to prepare for the what if a what would happen. the reality is we have a broken immigration system and the mayors in cities across the country are absorbing the problem. i hope to see a bipartisan solution in washington that addresses these issues while paying close attention to what's happening at u.s. cities. in fort worth we have to be prepared to any moment to receive migrants. the same as if you are

>> what they are trying to do is get migrants to depend less on smugglers, stop paying these exorbitant risk, and -- it's a good idea on paper in many ways because they open up legal pathways for migrants to apply, not only for asylum, but to be able to come here and work and have protections for up to two years, if they apply from their home countries. that is for migrants from cuba, nicaragua, and haiti, in addition to that as well, which is a program that they started in november. at the same time, they are going to deport or rather, not let in, more migrants who come to the southern border. those would be 30,000 per month from those countries i just named. and mayorkas hinted on thursday that there is a new plan in the works, they're trying to get this approved by doj, that would limit migrants for being eligible for asylum if they've already crossed through another country. that is very similar to a policy that stephen miller implemented under trump and that was later stopped in the courts. another thing that has advocates pretty upset about what the biden administration is doing,