porque precisamente en este día greg abbott sufrió un revés judicial.ou finish which will be. el expresidente donald trump volvió a la frontera. méxico, estados unidos y se dirigió directamente al parque shelby. aquí se reunió con el gobernador greg abbott y miembros de la guardia nacional de texas, quienes le mostraron la labor que han hecho en los últimos meses con la operación estrella solitaria, deteniendo el flujo de indocumentados. trump volvió al ataque en contra de los inmigrantes and they're coming from prisons and they're coming from mental institutions. el ex mandatario hizo referencia al caso reciente de inmigrantes acusados de cometer crímenes. lane criminal who was released our country by joe biden was on year old girl and strangling her to death in pasadena, texas. refiriendo a maría gonzález, la niña guatemalteca de 11 años asesinada en pasadena, texas. muchos latinos con pancartas y banderas esperaron horas para poder ver al ex mandatario en eagle pass gilbert salas llegó para darle su apoyo para su regreso a la casa blanca. esperemos q

a diferencia de lo que hace el gobernador del estado de texas, greg abbott julio.éxico y estados unidos, el ex presidente donald trump se hizo presente y también ahí envió un mensaje. puso toda la culpa por la crisis migratoria sobre los hombros del presidente joe biden . calificó esto otra vez como una invasión. francisco cuevas reporta. secure and it's going to be even more secure by the time you finish which will be soon. el expresidente donald trump volvió a la frontera. méxico estados unidos y se dirigió directo al parque shelby. aquí se reunió con el gobernador greg abbott y miembros de la guardia nacional de texas, quienes le mostraron la labor que han hecho en los últimos meses con la operación estrella solitaria, deteniendo el flujo de indocumentados. trump volvió al ataque en contra de los inmigrantes. and they're coming from prisons and they're coming from mental institutions. el ex mandatario hizo referencia a casos recientes de inmigrantes acusados de cometer crímenes. into our country by joe biden year old girl in strangling her to death in pasadena,

el gobernador de texas, greg abbott, volvió a la carga.saltando el alambre de púas que ha puesto y que continuará siéndolo. la preocupación ahora es que texas abra el camino a leyes similares en otros estados del país. expertos anticipan que esta será una larga batalla legal y que este caso volverá a la suprema corte de los estados unidos. mientras tanto, el gobernador de texas, greg abbott, asegura que continuará combatiendo la inmigración de indocumentados con su operativo estrella solitaria en san antonio, texas. francisco cuevas nos. gracias. telemundo mientras tanto, en ambas fronteras de méxico hay caos y desesperación. al norte hubo varios intentos de migrantes que quisieron ingresar a la fuerza a estados unidos por el estado de texas, al sur de méxico, en chiapas. migrantes también exigieron el libre tránsito y en la capital mexicana un grupo de personas se manifestó en contra de la presencia de los extranjeros. tal y como nos cuenta agustín ortiz, tumbaron parte de las vallas ciclónica para cruzar por la fuerza hacia estados unido

así lo decidió hoy una corte federal de apelaciones que rechazó el pedido del gobierno de greg abbottapelaciones del quinto circuito extendió hasta el tres de abril el bloqueo a la ley que busca darle la autoridad a policías para detener y deportar a inmigrantes indocumentados. mucha, mucha esperanza, porque 2 cortes en 2 niveles distintos del sistema de los estados unidos este ya han dicho de una manera que texas no, no, no ha demostrado lo suficiente para para una probabilidad de ganar. la corte de apelaciones votó 2 a 1 para mantener el bloqueo. la jueza principal, priscilla richman, dijo que durante 150 años, la corte suprema ha sostenido que el poder de controlar la inmigración es exclusivamente del poder federal. quiere decir que la corte tiene que estudiar el mérito de lo que se presentó, mirar la constitución. el precedente, y de ahí emitir una decisión final que entonces se apelaría y llegaría hasta la corte suprema. el único juez de los 3 que votó en favor de implementar la ley, andrew oldham y quien fue nombrado por el presidente donald trump, dijo que el estado ha quedado

been the sole responsibility of federal authorities, and as you heard, republican texas governor greg abbottd the state has the right to defend itself against what he is calling an invasion. now, president biden opposes the texas law, and he actually landed in the state today for fundraisers. this challenge comes as a texas bus company has put the brakes on transporting migrants to new york city after a lawsuit was filed by new york city. the mayor there, eric adams, urged other bus companies to stop their trips, too. so there's a lot to talk about, and cbs's omar villafranca will start us off tonight with all of the latest from dallas. >> reporter: tonight, one of texas governor greg abbott's toughest border restriction policies is under scrutiny by the fifth circuit court of appeals. judges decided to hear the case this morning after the supreme court temporarily allowed sb 4 to go into effect. questions focus squarely on the merits of the law. texas' solicitor general seemed to struggle to defend the law's merit. >> so what if someone enters in, let's say, from mexico into arizona and liv

a cent to any officers racist policies that he is standing for he's referring to texas governor greg abbott abbott's office has bused more than 100,000 migrants and climbing to democratic cities across the country. saying those cities should share texas's immigration influx. one of the arrival cities, washington, dc, where progressive activist hendrik voss flips. >> i think it's very cruel and racist to use migrants as pawns use them as political, as a political stunt. basically, yeah, that's nothing. i want to be connected to. >> so imagine his surprise. >> so this is, this giant spreadsheets when we found boss's name, on a list of donors to bust migrants out of texas. >> and there you are. >> well, $2,000. >> that's your cell phone number, right? yeah. that's definitely you right? >> that's absolutely me. that's my name's that's my phone number. but i definitely didn't give $2,000 to greg abbott's campaign of passing people to dc. >> losses financial records show he did not send texas money. he has no idea how his name ended up on this list of people who donated to the migrant busing in p

greg abbott?d in general, that this should be said by someone, not the president, of course, the president is above all this, ours, i mean, someone needs to say, gregbat is generally a holy man, dig up some kind of some story, like here he is and so on, and another person, and i’m in love with tul now, it’s necessary meet with all these people as much as possible, and they actually right now they think that there are still the united states of america, which are after the second... the united states of america, not as hegemons, but to talk like this with a variety of forces, so they knew how to do this double track, so it’s the same with them and say, you want to go to chukutka, we, unfortunately, we have not yet learned how to do this, let alone with the usa, even with the post-soviet states , absolutely true, unfortunately, unfortunately. this really so, but it is necessary when the russians never, the russians never knew how to train on cats, we always started, logically, beautifully said, it s

of federal immigration power. >> reporter: while the court decides sb-4's fate, texas governor greg abbottfast. >> even without sb-4, texas has the legal authority to arrest people coming across the razor wire barriers on our border. >> reporter: abbott's action of bussing migrants to democrat-run cities also suffered a minor setback in new york where after being sued by the city, at least one bus company has agreed to stop bussing migrants from texas to new york. with the law in limbo, el paso county sheriff commander added his deputies won't make sb-4 a priority. >> we have about 270 police officers and this issue could quickly exhaust those resources for our community. >> reporter: we don't know when the fifth circuit will rule on sb-4. this is all happening as president biden comes to texas. he'll be in dallas and houston for fundraisers, and we'll see if he makes any comments on the law. norah? >> omar villafranca, thank you so much. >>> tonight there is an urgent manhunt under way in idaho for a white supremacist gang member who escaped from custody early this morning during an ambus

as greg abbott attempts to do the job that you rightly point out is their job as a matter of law andi would add that not only have they allowed this to happen they have been aiding and abetting in the lawbreaking they are the ones that are flying the bully the directive from the country of origin into a country they are the ones that have been transporting them all around the country and putting the financial burden on states and towns and cities across the city are they tone deaf or they not listening even to the democrats complaining. >> they get sued a lot they do a lot of suing and it is not going to stop is not going to change anything will be at this stalemate either in court or on the border for a long time. >> sean: you have been one of the ones that have been strongly challenging them on frankly when they don't tell exactly the truth and i will be nice and not drag you into my world but it's good to see you thank you great reporting is always and now coming up according to an expose of report rock obama met with biden privately to express his real concerned that donald trump

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he was joined by republican governor greg abbott who deployed national guard troops to the border alongh barbed wire and buoys in the river, a move the white house that was illegal. the former president repeated that the situation with the border is a threat to national security and is joe biden's fault. >> the entire columns of fighting aged men and they are all at a certain age and you look at them and you say, they look warriors to me and now the united states is being overrun by the biden migrant crime, it is a new form of vicious violation to our country. it is migrant crime. we call it biden migrant crime, but that is a little bit long. >> now president joe biden talked about the discussions he has had with workers along the border. >> i just received a briefing from the border patrol at the border as well as immigration enforcement and they are doing incredible work under really tough conditions. they told me what you already know and we already know. they desperately need more resources. say it again, they desperately need more resources. they need more agents, officers, judges,

while republican texas governor greg abbott said the ruling is clearly a positive development. but the battle over the issue doesn't necessarily end here gabe gutierrez reports. >> reporter: tonight, a seismic shift at the southern border. the u.s. supreme court ruling that a controversial texas law can take effect, allowing local and state police to arrest migrants suspected of crossing into texas illegally and state judges to deport them. what will this law mean for federal border patrol agents >> i think this is going to be a huge benefit to border security any time you apply a consequence to a violation of law, you see the number of illegal border crossers drop exponentially. >> reporter: the supreme court did not rule on whether the law, known as sb-4, is constitutional, instead leaving that up to lower courts but the six conservative justices did decide the supreme court should not stop the law from taking effect the three liberal justices dissented justice sonia sotomayor writing, "the court gives a green light to a law that will upend the state bounds of political power

our nbc news exclusive with republican texas governor greg abbott how he grades the president's speech and why he calls the surge at the border an invasion >>> the terrifying moments a united airlines plane sliding off the runway in houston just a day after a tire fell off another united plane on takeoff. >>> the deadly aid drop in gaza a parachute failing to open witnesses say at least five people on the ground were killed >>> tracking the severe storms on the move tonight. >>> former president trump posting a nearly $92 million bond as he appeals the e. jean carroll verdict. >>> the house set to vote on a bill that could ban tiktok would president biden sign it? what he said about that today >>> and the mythical mystery. who is leaving unicorns all around this american city >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, and welcome. this has been a consequential week in american politics from the super tuesday primary landslide setting the stage for november to the state of the union speech last night in which president biden found the voice democrats had

you have a governor, greg abbott, that's politicizing it. that's what's happening.r patrol agents did their job. even though, you know, the governor is getting in the way of them doing their jobs. will: the new york post reporter on the ground when it happened jenny tear joining us now. thank you for being with us this morning. talk about your experience. you were there and see this breaking out and have phone or camera there with you. tell us about that moment and what you saw. >> yeah, i was there with photographer james breeden and we were coming here to cover the migrant crisis and tee what was happening and when we got to the gait here, gate 36 where this happened, there were 600 migrants amass there had. they were in pretty good order when we had arrive that had morning about an hour before this incident occurred, and that turned into chaos. slowly as migrants realized that if they were single adults, they were being turned back by texas national guard here under state orders. the border patrol was standing on the other side of the gate and really wasn't invol

governor greg abbott says the state will appeal the decision. jarred? >> naomi ruchim, thank you, that's far from over. >>> in washington congress approved a short-term spending measure to avert a partial government shutdown. in the gop-controlled house, the bill easily cleared the two-thirds majority needed for approval. it passed in the senate late yesterday with bipartisan support. the temporary measure keeps some federal agencies operating through march 8th and others through march 22nd. >>> the most powerful pacific storm of the season is pounding parts of california. this time with snow, heavy rain, and strong winds. a rare blizzard warning has been issued for the sierra nevada. there are avalanche warnings, up to ten feet of snow could fall by the weekend. snowy conditions prompted at least one lake tahoe resort to close today. driving could be treacherous, and power outages are also expected. >>> the smokehouse creek fire has now become the largest wildfire in texas history. it's already burned through more than a million acres in the texas panh

the white house is blaming texas governor greg abbott for chaotic scenes at the border and thursday's invasion. watch this. >> has the president seen the dramatic video of migrants surging past national guardsmen of texas? >> i have not spoke tone the president about that video. what i can say is this. you know, i really truly believe that's a question for the republican governor of texas. right? this is something that he should address, he should actually speak to. maria: todd piro, greg abt bougreg abbott,the governor of n you addressing, it, the president re-f refuses to do ang about it. you saw the pictures be. it was disgusting, hundreds of migrants ripping down razor wire, trampling over soldiers. >> for kjp says abbott needs to do something about it, when the biden administration is doing everything within its power legally to prevent greg abbott from the handling the border is the most insane statement that i think we've broadcast in a while. when you think about that. you're tying his hands behind his back, preventing him from enforcing the border and you say something like t

caitriona: the governor of texas greg abbott has defended this law, saying he feels it is necessary fore. what do you say to what he says? domingo: that it is a big mound of texas cow manure. frankly, this does nothing to stop the immigration at the border. all the immigrants coming now are turning themselves in. they want to be detained. they want to have their id's done and be released to have a court hearing. this is a broken part that we need bipartisan immigration reform so there are legal avenues for people to come to the u.s., as opposed to some of the methods being used at the border. abbott is doing nothing to stop it. caitriona: as you said, there is bipartisan agreement that the immigration system is broken at the moment. what would you like to see in place? domingo: i would like to see democrats and republicans come together, allow those people already in this country that have no criminal record, pay theitaxes, learn english, and be allowed to have a pathway to citizenship. those that are coming across, that they are being fully vetted to make sure you don't have cartel mem

beat's somethingr that greg abbott did, because he thought that it would help. it's also trued he that this isn extraordinary image to see these texas national guardsmen o who are being overwhelmed by people who have not been screened. they have not been vetted. that's all to happen screened o. and so it is really something. and i had a chance in that clipe that you just played to ask karine jean-pierre, were these e adult men who were landing haymakers on in uniform, werecai they deported? answer is no, because under u.s. law, it is title eight that they've been using. once they get ine, they cand thy be arrested, they can be processed, but they have the right to due processe. as so as far as we know, they were all released. that's w also consistents al with what the eyewitness who shot the video works, the ne w york post. she said that she saw these guys come in. there wa come ins a chaotic scene.otic they settled down and thentled they were in on this side. >> okay. let in. not deported.ed no vetting, i'm sure, either, which has been happening with the nearly

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eagle pass, texas, on your screen right now is ground zero of his fight with governor greg abbott saying it needs to protects itself, the texas law goes too far, right now the state weights in limbo. >> here's the deal, texans have had enough we are done with this. just a few hours ago in el paso in my district there were dozens of people entering the country illegally and nothing happens. >> john: and our two here, i am john roberts in washington good to be with you again. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith in new york and this is "america reports" we are following that border story and beyond all our four u.s. president biden has just touched down he is in texas right now and he is there to fund raise. not visit the border. and eagle pack, eagle pass, texas, we learned to dhs throughout nearly 200,000 deportation cases, what do we about that? >> dhs has not responded to our request for comment because dhs didn't file the required notices to appear in time for the scheduled hearings for the immigrants across the board illegally. that's according to a nonpartisan group called track. the thought

el gobernador de texas, greg abbott, volvió a la carga.e púas que ha puesto y que continuará haciéndolo. nosotros estamos agradecidos que en este momento la ley está bloquear y no se puede ser forzado en contra de ninguna persona en este estado. la preocupación ahora es que texas abra el camino a leyes similares en otros estados del país. al implementar un estado. una ley tan dura, los demás estados pueden seguir el ejemplo . julio expertos anticipan que esta será una larga batalla legal y que volverá de nueva cuenta a la corte suprema de los estados unidos, mientras tanto, el gobernador de texas, greg abbott, asegura que continuará combatiendo a la inmigración de indocumentados con la operación estrella solitaria. aquí en el estado de texas. julio difícil vivir así con ese ida y vuelta con esta ley en texas. gracias gracias. francisco cuevas. aquí en méxico le hemos informado como cada día de esta semana una mujer se ha parado frente a las puertas del palacio nacional porque quiere hablar con el presidente lópez obrador y no lo ha consegu

greg abbott said it's a direct result of president biden's policies.ox news nate foy is in eagle pass, texas with the latest. >> at least one migrant is charged with assaulting a texas national guard soldier after a group of over 300 single adult men, many venezuelans rushed the border wall and el paso. take a look. sleep. >> migrant charged with assault was accused of pushing texas national guard soldier down and trembling over him. texas governor greg abbott says texas dps may arrest more migrants for criminal trespass and destruction of property. border patrol process 300 single adult men and 300 more women and children under title eight. that means they will get a notice to appear immigration court and then released into the country. governor abbott's office this is sgt. el paso is the direct result of the unsustainable chaos president biden unleashed on the border. it happened while texas awaits an appeals court ruling that will determine immediate future of senate bill four. the lock would allow texas to arrest and deport migrants without turning

in the meantime, it's a major victory for texas and republican governor greg abbott.id that they fundamentally disagree with the supreme court's order. cbs's ed o'keefe is on the campaign trail with the president, and he'll start us off tonight from las vegas. >> reporter: razor wire and texas national guard troops along the u.s./mexico border reinforced tonight by the u.s. supreme court. now lone star state sheriff and police departments can arrest, jail, and judges can prosecute migrants accused of illegally entering the u.s. >> he's not denying illegal entry. president biden is aiding and abetting illegal entry. >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott, who's been locked in a years-long fight with the federal government over border security, last year signed what is known as the sb4 law. today he called the supreme court's ruling a positive development. the white house sought to block the law and today said it's another example of republican officials politicizing the border while blocking real solutions. he called on congress to pass a bipartisan security plan curr

but in the meantime, it's a major victory for texas and republican governor greg abbott. white house said that they fundamentally disagree with the supreme court's order. and cbs's ed o'keefe is on the campaign trail with the president, and he'll start us off tonight from las vegas. >> reporter: razor wire and texas national guard troops along the u.s.-mexico border reinforced tonight by the u.s. supreme court. now, lone star state sheriff and police departments can arrest, jail, and judges can prosecute migrants accused of illegally entering the u.s. >> he's not denying illegal entry. president biden is aiding and abetting illegal entry. >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott, who has been locked in a yearslong fight with the federal government over border security, last year signed what's known as the sb 4 law, amid the historic increase in migrant border crossings. today, he called the supreme court's ruling a positive development. the white house sought to block the law, and today said it's another example of republican officials politicizing the border while blockin

y regularmente es el efecto y la influencia que el gobernador greg abbott está teniendo en el resto deltintas políticas. que un estado diga ahora esto, ahora aquello, por ahora texas continúa dejando su marca en el tema migratorio, convirtiéndose en un dolor de cabeza para el gobierno federal y también para muchos inmigrantes. creo que demuestra qué tan disfuncional está nuestro sistema ahora mismo . estas cortes no pueden ponerse de acuerdo a las personas, están muy confundidas, muy temerosas de cómo va a empezar a afectarles esta ley. en san antonio, texas, francisco cuevas noticias telemundo. bien, recuerden, el centro de todo esto está. quién debe controlar los asuntos migratorios, el gobierno federal o los estados? aquí en méxico, el gobierno presentó ante la corte de apelaciones del quinto distrito una nueva orleans. su oposición a esta polémica ley de texas. la sb4 en un recurso llamado amicus curae o amigos de la corte, indica que esa norma no solo afecta las relaciones internacionales entre estados unidos y méxico, sino que interfiere en el derecho de méxico a decidir quiénes p

el fallo mantiene en vilo la ley sb4, impulsada por el gobernador republicano greg abbott.de apelar ante la corte suprema. por otro lado, fue el gobernador de texas, greg abbott, quien ordenó el despliegue de un grupo de 200 soldados de la fuerza fronteriza táctica en el paso como parte de la operación lone star. ocurre a una semana de los incidentes en la frontera en los que un inmigrante hondureño fue arrestado después de que un grupo cruzara tras romper los alambres de púas y agrediera a un soldado. hablemos ahora de la política por el que el expresidente donald trump sigue dando titulares no solamente por las múltiples batallas legales que enfrentan ni por su campaña presidencial, sino por un reciente vínculo con 1 de los libros más populares de la historia. cuéntanos más sobre esto. octavio. buenas tardes. en unos segundos les cuento de qué libro se trata. pero pues si trump está envuelto en varios juicios federales y civiles y debe mucho dinero, por ejemplo, la fianza de 175 millones de dólares impuesta por un juez en nueva york, ahora, en medio de todo esto, trump co

it comes after a major clash between the biden administration and texas governor greg abbott. late today, the supreme court, in a 6-3 ruling, the six conservative-leaning justices ruling in favor of the texas governor. the court lifting the stay, the hold on that state's controversial new immigration law for now. the biden administration calling the law unconstitutional and a clear violation of federal authority. so, what does this mean? the immediate change on the ground in texas. abc's terry moran, who has covered the supreme court for years, leading us off from the court tonight. >> reporter: tonight, authorities in texas can now, on their own, arrest people who they suspect are migrants here illegally, regardless of federal law, and even send them to mexico. the supreme court's conservative majority granting texas that green light for now to enforce its controversial immigration law. in a 6-3 order, the high court rejected a request by the biden administration to intervene and place the law -- sb4 as it's called -- on hold while it's challenged in the lower courts. the bid

the difference is texas and greg abbott are doing this in the light of day with full transparency what'soing on. so americans can see via news conference or whatever that people are being bussed or flown into these cities. the federal government is keeping a really tight lid on all of this because they don't want you to know. >> i think that's right. and there are two important points here. the numbers, if you look at the illegal apprehension numbers along the southwest border, sort of the standard that folks look at to see what type of illegal immigration we are seeing, those numbers are no longer that important. look at the nationwide numbers. the individuals flown in are no longer counted in those numbers. and again, the last point i would say is the administration told the american people if they do this parole program, and fly these folks in, that that will somehow reduce the illegal apretensions and it's actually had the opposite effect. >> john: so instead of the 2.4 million figure for last year, up it by 357,000 to more than 2.7 million. appreciate it. sandra. >> sandra: real qui

el ex mandatario estuvo acompañado por el gobernador de texas, greg abbott.tivas actividades? cuéntanos buenas tardes johanna. vanessa básicamente ambos ofrecieron sus visiones para controlar en el caso de biden, para frenar en el caso de trump, la inmigración ilegal y también para asegurar la frontera. joe biden estuvo justamente aquí en brownsville, texas, en donde urgió a que se llegue a un acuerdo en washington en el congreso, para poder dar recursos a los agentes de la patrulla fronteriza y a las agencias que están en primera línea justamente aquí en la frontera. pero además hizo un llamado inédito llamó a donald trump a cooperar con él. mr. trump policy issue instead of telling members of congress to block this legislation join me i'll join you and telling the congress to pass this bipartición border security. we can do it together. se refería el mandatario a ese acuerdo en el senado, que fue detonado por republicanos presionados por donald trump, quien, por cierto también estuvo ayer en eagle pass a unas 325 millas de donde nos encontramos. ahí estuvo

i'm curious, do they feel victorious because of greg abbott's busing operation and finally making theresident come to the border or are they just as outraged with the drive bye bye joe biden? >> will: okay, so, lawrence, just a minute ago, i was talking to jason and jason and philip. one of the jasons told me look, when i see what is happening with the busing programs, the flights to chicago, new york, in a way i laugh at chicago because we have been doing this here for decades. >> lawrence: for years. >> will: i was just talking to bryce. bryce was talking to me a lot about infrastructure. i would love to ask you a question that lawrence jones was just asking me, you know, greg abbott has been doing a lot to try to bring attention to the border, to try to close the border, he is in a fight that is going to the supreme court. what do you think about the border and the efforts here in texas? >> well, i support act, i definitely think that immigration is the number one issue, so i'm glad to see that he is really making that a priority, but, i also think that they need to do a better job

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we heard texas governor greg abbott calling the crisis here at the southern border a catastrophe, and as the biden administration stresses time and time again that when it comes to enforcing immigration laws, this is not a state but strictly a federal responsibility. this morning on the texas border, both sides digging in over a controversial state law now on hold. that would give unprecedented powers to local and state authorities. >> texas has a right to defend ourselves, and we will use that authority to declare an invasion and fight back against that invasion. >> reporter: the measure known as s.b. 4 is under review by the fifth circuit court of appeals following a legal whiplash, after the supreme court allowed it to go into effect for mere hour before being paused yet again. the three-judge panel hearing arguments wednesday, appearing skeptical of the law. >> so what if someone enters in, let's say, from mexico into arizona and lives there for five years, then moves to texas. are they covered? >> reporter: the state solicitor general pausing before saying -- >> i don't know the

the texas of texas, greg abbott.texas economies, with the texas governor saying strengthening the bond between texas and the united kingdom is crucial for our shared economies to prosper. a feel good story and a feel good guide to discuss it with. because i'm joined now by liam halligan gb news, economics and politics business editor with on the reporter . so, liam, the money reporter. so, liam, pleasure to have you in the studio. as ever, this is precisely the sort of nimble, progressive deal we were promised we'd be able to do in post—brexit britain. but first, before this , there was some before this, there was some great news today about gdp. yeah, let's talk quickly about gdp, gross domestic product that is the size of our economy. >> all the goods and services produced in an economy in a single year. that's what gdp is. and the numbers that came out this morning, they were they were positive only just. but at least they're positive. and that's a good thing. let's have a quick look at the numbers. so between jul

mayorkas says republicans calling for executive action by the president, including texas governor greg abbott, or flat out wrong. mayorkas sat down with cnn's dana bash. here's part of that interview. >> that bipartisan solutions solution is tabled. i think that's probably a generous way to put it, right now because of deep republican opposition, given that cnn is reporting last week that the administration is considering executive action that would block migrants claiming asylum if they illegally cross into the united states. can you tell us exactly what's on the table? >> dana, we consider options at all times. that's the responsibility of good government but an administrative action is no substitute for an enduring solution. when we take administrative actions as we have done a number of times, we are challenged in court legislation is the enduring solution. and by the way, we can, not, through administrative action plus up the united states border patrol, customs and border protection by 1,500 personnel like this legislation proposes, we cannot through administrative action add 4,300 asyl

reportera: llamo a greg abbott antiinmigrante y anti mexicano. >> nosotros no aceptaremos deportacionesn. saddam: vamos a una pausa el regresar le diremos que estÁ hacien saddam: regresamos depart de justicia de estados unidos presentado una demanda contra apple, por haber monopolizado el mercado de telÉfonos inteligentes esta afecta las aplicaciones, servicios en lÍnea de otros productos la demanda dice que la tienda de aplicaciones demasiado restrictiva y tarifas demasiado altas, esto supuestamente ejerce un rol fuerte sobre la interacciÓn que tienen los usuarios con las aplicaciones que no son de apple. a nombre del equipo que hace este programa posible queremos agradecer su sintonÍa lo dejaremos con el noticiero nacional buenas noches. lleva por tÍtulo "la gata". ♪ ♪ >>denuncian que gente de guatemala tocan inapropiadamente a migrantes en la frontera con mÉxico. es buscan dinero estÁn sus partes Íntimas para dejarlas seguirÉ su trayectoria hacia estados unidos. un elefante atacÓ un vehÍculo llena de turistas durante un safari. les contaremos el desenlace de este aterrador incidente.

who is he pleasing and taking on greg abbott?es into the arms of our adversaries: russia, iran, qatar, they're all looking at increasing exports to them. >> right now the federal reserve doesn't want to rock the boat. they're basically telegraphing to cut rates three times. but in fact inflation in the last two comings have been a bit stronger

present. donald trump made competing trips to the border in texas. trump met with republican governor greg abbott, in the city of eagle pass, which has become the center of state lead crack down on an authorized immigrants, some 400 kilometers away. president biden met with border officials in the city brownsville. well duelling trips. com is the by the ministration has been pushing for immigration reform, but the bill has been blocked by house republicans in part due to pressure from donald trump. that's something biden responded to during his texas. so here's what i would say to mr. trump said to find a policy issue said of tell the members of congress to block this other space. you join me or i'll join you and tell you the congress to pass this by products and border security bro. we can do it together, you know, and i know it's the toughest, most efficient, most effective border security builders countries ever seen. so instead of playing policy through the issue, why don't we just get together and get it done? us of the w, corresponded bending mean alvarez gruber was in brownsville, texas fo

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today it came out in this battle between texas governor greg abbott and the biden administration, nowas has its hands tied once again and the ability to actually detain people who enter the country illegally and prosecute them or send them back to mexico. again, texas' hands are tied. we are spending millions upon millions of taxpayer dollars in texas to carry out joe biden's lawlessness. to the audio sound bite you played in that one gentleman, jesse, all joe biden has to do literally is use his executive authority and he could reinstate all those orders that were under the trump administration, the once he ended his first week in office. he could put those back in place. until he does that come of this is a heartless, cruel photo op that is a waste of taxpayer dollars. >> jesse: stephen, they are just newcomers, though. not migrants, just newcomers. >> yes, and some of those "newcomers," jesse, are bludgeoning women to death while they're out on a morning jog, raping children, plowing dangerously down the road, killing fathers, killing mothers, killing all families. there is carnage

i think that's what you saw with speaker mike johnson coming down here to talk to governor greg abbott out a way the states can take the power into their own hands to fight this if the biden administration's open border policy is not shut down completely. >> jason: one of the great tragedies, and there are many in this, are the unaccompanied minors that are trafficked through and across our borders. no reports of these healthcare concerns and breakouts that are happening in some of these detention facilities, normally these types of folks coming across the border are screened in some sort of healthcare screening. but when they come en masse, you create healthcare problems for the united states. >> without a doubt. when you have this number of individuals coming across the border, its hard to screen all of them, whether you're vetting or screening them for any type of medical issue. but i think you said it right. these children that come across the border are unaccompanied, which means they are trafficked by the cartels. under the biden administration, you've had almost 500,000 children

ashley: yes, it would be texas governor greg abbott. tour of the border yesterday near eagle pass and he was asked is governor abbott a potential prospect, it has been a lot of speculation about who could be trump's running mate, ben carson, christie noem and elise stefanik, sarah huckabee sanders, ben carson, many names being thrown around. yesterday trump was interviewed by sean hannity on fox news and he did start praising byron scott. he said scott was one of the favorites to be picked, said he was an okay candidate but didn't talk about himself very much. donald trump is the master of that but called scott a very good man and for me, quote, he is unbelievable. is a surrogate. tim scott certainly is getting a lot of praise. greg abbott possibly on the short list. a pretty good bench. stuart: i think donald trump is keeping us guessing deliberately. he is a master at this. coming up. elon musk is suing open ai and sam altman over an alleged breach of contract. must is calling it betrayal. kelly o'grady has the latest on this. ♪ (fish