the dhs workforce, the capital region, and our homeland security. there are many people to thank for helping make this important step finally happened and we do not have time for all of them. i do however again want to recognize president biden and the rest of his administration leadership have made critical infrastructure investment finally happened through the inflation reduction act. the department of homeland security has never been more fit for the mission ahead and these critical investments in air campus will ensure that remains the case for years to come. i want to thank gsa administrator carnahan who understands the importance of having dhs under one roof and has been a great champion for a workforce. i also want to acknowledge the many members of congress who helped make the inflation reduction act a reality including congresswoman eleanor holmes norton who has joined us today. she has been a champion of this project for many years. i want to take a moment to recognize and thank the outstanding dhs personnel who are here with whom i am pri

as i promised congress during my confirmation process as homeland security i.g., i prioritized oversight of border security and immigration. my first visit to the southwest border was within two months of my confirmation, and since then i've personally traveled to the southwest border nine times to review dhs operations and border conditions. these trips have encompassed all nine border patrol sectors from san diego, california, to the rio grande valley in texas. in addition, my senior staff or i have visited the northern borders of washington, michigan, new york, vermont and florida's maritime border. during my visits i've engaged with senior law enforcement and front-line personnel to better understand how dhs can enhance border security and fight corruption. i've also received situational briefings from northcom, southcom, u.s. army north regarding active and reserve components assisting at the southwest border. my testimony today will focus on cbp and i.c.e.'s management of resources and discuss in our recently-published authority about the health and no to real of cbp and i.c.e. we'

once we have funded our national security and our homeland security the final great priority. my budget is economic, security. the american people. to achieve these great national objectives, to win the war protect the homeland and revitalize our economy. our budget will run a deficit that will be small and short so long as congress restrain spending and acts in a fiscally responsible manner. we have clear priorities and we must act at home with the same purpose and resolve. we have shown overseas we will prevail in the war. and we will defeat this recession. americans who've lost their jobs, our help and i support. extending unemployment benefits and direct assistance for health coverage. yet american workers want more than unemployment checks. they want a steady paycheck. when america works, america prospers. so my economic security plan be summed up in one word jobs. good jobs. begin with good. schools. and here we've made a fine start. republican and democrats work together to achieve education reform so that no child is behind. i was proud to work with members of both part

we are asking the department of homeland security and justice to make sure there are no federal -- makeeral funding is going toward family separation or any other activities that may violate human, civil or legal rights of people. >> we received no response from the justice department or department of homeland security, and they said they think there should be an investigation, but they did not specify if they would be investigating the separation of fathers from their wives and children. geoff: on this issue of democrats calling on the biden administration to take action, the doj has done that, having day? didn't they sue texas over the floating barrier? british that stand? >> the justice department -- where does that stand? >> the justice department has taken legal action against the barriers that float on the rio grande. the justice department is saying they do not have the legal authority to place those barriers on the rio grande. and the binational agency that oversees that territory, this international rio grande territory called the international boundary and water commission jus

september 112000 attack have seen this committee come together to address some of the most important homeland security issues facing our nation. from supporting the establishment of the departed of common security in the early days to implementing recommendations for the 9/11 commission and more recently been cybersecurity legislation. there's a record of bipartisanship service to homeland security. over the past seven months the character of the homeland security committee has fundamentally changed from a bipartisan solutions focused committee to a platform for the most extreme. to be honest i'm embarrassed for the republican majority wasting the committee's time and so-called investigations that this entire endeavor is nothing more than a political stunt. patched in backrooms so extreme mother republicans can conflict power for the speaker hearing is yet another attempt to appease the crowd who are demanding. that same goes for the report we are hearing from the press that republicans plan to release today. we begin been given no time to review this document lets less offer any input. if it's anythi

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have to do everything we can to protect our homeland and secure border is at the top of that list.ly scrambling to find more than a dozen uzbek nationals who sought asylum. then they discovered, authorities here, that they were smuggled in by a smuggler with ties to eye access. now, they found -- isis. now, they found no specific terror plot, but you make a valid point here. we're just two weeks away from the 9/11 anniversary, just a a generation away from the anniversary. that this border is so chaotic and they can't track isis terrorist activity at the border? let's get your reaction to the white house on this. watch. >> reporter: how is it possible that an isis sympathizer is sneaking people into this country? >> so the intelligence alerted us to a human smuggling network. we moved fast and successfully to, successfully to disrupt it. >> reporter: are you saying that you know where all of the people this isis sympathizer snuck into the country are? >> if i could answer the question, i'm sure i'll touch on everything that you want to ask me. so, again, intelligence alerted us of

well, it's an extraordinary event, the department of homeland security, the department of homeland securityl depressions form over warm water on the other side of the country, they come up to the gulf of mexico, up through the atlantic in the hit at seeboard which tends to be much better prepared for these events as a result, in fact every single year during hurricane season you see the east coast of the united states preparing. as reported, we haven't seen anything like this and close to a century in california because you have cold water in the pacific, you don't see these types of systems developed very often. it's an anomaly, and as a result you often have a population it's really, really unprepared for it. the people are prepared, the infrastructure is prepared, and often the emergency services arrive well, that's what we have seen in california, and it's still early stages. right now we don't have a full scope of the devastation of damage, that will be the type of thing that takes days, weeks and often wants to try and figure out. weeks and often wants to try and fiaure out. , m, week

so today, not only do we have with us the secretary of education,, the secretary of homeland securityd the chairwoman of the federal communications commission, we are joined by leaders from the national security council, the office of the national cyber director. the cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency. and the fbi. that one was easy. [laughter] they will be announcing resources for districts like yours and sharing best practices to help stop those attacks before they begin and resolve them more quickly when they do. but we can't do this alone. and that's why we are working with businesses across the country. and later, they will be sharing the new commitments they are making to ensure the technology of our classrooms is reliable and more secure. i know, because i teach in a computer lab. so it is going to take all of us, local governments, state and federal agencies, educators, businesses, labor leaders and nonprofits sharing our good ideas, and innovative solutions to protect our students. so, i am grateful to all of you for being part of these discussions. you are on t

american opposition media today fix the next wanderers minister of homeland security, and besides, attractedttention, suspiciously strong coughs. however, the white house insists that everything is in order from the physical and mental health of the president and prefers to shift the arrows to donald trump the report of our own correspondent in the united states valentin bogdanov and this trump is outraged by the biased and trump-hating judge gave me only a two-month reprieve here for super tuesday. i will file an appeal super-tuesday in the republican primaries , 13 states vote at once, and the fact that the beginning of the trial against trump will be covered from every iron cannot but affect the results of criminal cases against trump. four are already open. but the fact that washington is the cornerstone with the help of the former us president can generally be removed from the run under the third paragraph of the fourteenth amendment to the us constitution on the basis of the fourteenth amendment. it states that a citizen who has taken part in a rebellion or the uprising against the cou

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and miles terror, former department of homeland security chief of staff and author of the remarkablea warning to save democracy from the next trump. guys, it's good to see you. i'm going to start with you, frank. a new trump campaign ad takes aim at some of his political enemies. here's a look at that. we're not going to play the sound. but we're going to start playing it here, and you wrote that nobody should be surprised by what happened in utah. but you would be surprised if we don't see more violent threats from right-wing extremists against officials. why do you say that? >> yeah, in fact, alex, i said that if you remember back and after 9/11, we had this color coded threat level system that many people have been confusing and ultimately went away. but if we still have that in place, with regard to domestic threat, we would be moving from yellow to orange to likely threat occurring. and all of the markers are there. you referenced trump now elevating attacks on the people prosecuting him. judges, witnesses, this is coming. it's already in the works, and when you look at extremis

let's go to dover and speak our homeland security speak to our homeland security ednon speak to our homelandou very much. so red alert on you very much. so a red alert on a hot day where are . a red hot day where you are. >> yeah, i mean, we had a sarge this morning as expected. what, often happens is the people smugglers take advantage of the prevailing tides and push out early in the morning. and that's what we had. we had multiple border force vessels that were out. effectively. it's a red nofice out. effectively. it's a red notice day , red alert, if you notice day, red alert, if you like , for their staff. and that like, for their staff. and that meant that they got more assets in there were four of these border force cut marines who were out in the channel throughout the morning . but of throughout the morning. but of course, as they got multiple sightings and at one point there was about a dozen reported sightings of small boats in the channel. they had to call on the assistance of the rnli. so we saw dover lifeboat out . we saw saw dover lifeboat out. we saw also the dungeness lifeboa

trump poses a significant threat to homeland security.ubling words from a public safety official former intelligence chief for the washington d.c. government. danell penned an op-ed piece that he describes as the intelligence assessment of donald trump that the government cannot right. he's currently working for georgetown university's emergency and disaster oins me now. you say the former president has become a unifying figure for violent extremist grou, writing this, i'm quoting you again now, "the former president has become a focal point of domestic terrorism and by not denouncing them and sometimes courting tm, he has been adopted by these groups as a de facto spiritual leader. in some ways trump has also co opted these groups to boost their support. this makes the president a leading driver of domestic extremism. what do you believe federal intelligence, national security agencies would say about that assessment and what do you want your warning or assessment to ultimately employ? >> well, thanks for having me on, fredricka. i think

as a homeland security person who watched the chaos around the country and the threats, i just wanted to follow up on david's point because when i think about this indictment today and i think about a big step towards accountability with what happened here these past couple of years that the country has lived through, i think about the election workers that have faced the threats because of this lie, a lie that is now being very clearly laid out in the judicial process, in the indictment about what really happened here and how donald trump knew what he was doing. so i think about those people and the threats that have happened and that ongoing dynamic that exists in our country today. >> all right. thank you both very much. wolf? >> thanks, erin. i want to get to jamie gangel who has a new statement from judge michael ludig. >> obviously he was a critical witness and be he was also the person who put out there very impressively on twitter that mike pence could not stop the vote and he has said, i'm just going to read part of it, this is an historic, tragic, and regrettable day for ame

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homeland security secretary mayokas set to speak in a moment about his plans to fund his department with money from the inflation reduction act. republicans here in washington, though, are ratcheting up the pressure on the administration to curtail illegal crossings along the southern border. i'm gillian turner in for harris. you are in "the faulkner focus." border patrol is touting falling numbers of illegal crossings as recently as june but now warned the tide is turning reporting a drastic increase so far this month despite extreme heat and new restrictions put in place by homeland security. republicans point to a border wall started under president trump but never completed. >> not a coincidence the thoughts on physical barriers go hand in hand with what we see as the consequence. the fruit of decisions. >> the white house insists their border plan is actually working. listen. >> as we have said multiple times, our border enforcement plan works. it the deterrent. diplomacy and enforcement. we have seen that plan working. >> gillian: officials in sanctuary cities including new york an

>> we have a plan in place and i've spoke with our police commissioner and other homeland security and enforcement officials and we've talked to the towns and villages that have building inspectors and we feel confident that this will not happen. we're not looking for some kind of show down. what we're saying basically is those who choose to be a sanctuary, that's your choice. we don't choose to be a sanctuary. our taxpayers don't want that, and i will do everything in my power to make sure that that does not happen within the boarders of nassau county. stuart: next one, your county, i believe, just banned tiktok on government devices. would you want to see that ban expanded and extended to everyone? >> i would most certainly like to see that . i did that a year and a halving a after i was elected to office because my law enforcement officials, homeland security officials, and our cybersecurity experts recommended that. they said that tiktok is not secure, and that there's been alleged nefarious activity on tiktok so we have made a decision that for the security of our county and to pr

we have a body, a contingent from homeland security here now. >> gillian: last year? chaos up north stems from the chaos unfolding down south. illegal border crossings are surging in the rio grande valley. bill melugin, what kind of activity is the border patrol seeing today? >> gillian, good afternoon to you. cbp source tells me as of this morning, more than 19,000 migrants in federal custody nationwide and that all four of their main border patrol sectors are already almost at capacity or over capacity, and we had a busy night here. take a look at the video, 3:00 a.m. in fronton, texas, came across this group of several hundred migrants. more than 300 who crossed illegally. family units, a lot of parents with little kids and toddlers. a lot of unaccompanied children and teenagers who made the journey alone. it was mostly honduran, a lot of babies out there crying. sources tell me a large majority of the family units are being released into the u.s. with a future court date. the migrants know that, that's why they turn themselves in to border patrol. an hour later, w

failure in biden's memory, this time the leader of the white house forgot the name of his minister homeland securityhich 63-year-old alejandro mallorca has been in office for 2 years, but the official thanks of the president with the words guy and buddy hears perhaps the first time the security guy who took the job. thank you for agreeing to this job buddy. the mechanisms of return operate such an opinion about the work of the commission, which contributes to the return movement of belarusians at one time, who left abroad , was expressed by orthopedist-traumatologist alexander pipkin , who worked in germany for less than a year, he wanted to return home in medical circles. he a fairly well-known specialist who has performed more than 5 1/2 thousand operations. by the way, he was also on the presidium of the coordinating council of the opposition since that time, the doctor changed his mind, and instead of politics, he wants to do his professional work to treat people, he was pleasantly surprised that this mechanism really works and wanted to show that the return mechanism is a mechanism . yes, it's

well, what about the phone number of the department of homeland security.hey 'll be glad. let's go. good luck. i'm at his threat from a high tower. like this. it is clear, one thing, that it is not he who will hire him to rape astakhova have nothing to do. be afraid to beat it, yes, but to also have a sexual background. who then raped? if i knew i would say, why is a stupid question. i just asked. i just answered. yes, guys, guys, here the postavy data was handed over promptly . yes, just a circle of cute hands. no, it's just not in his plans to kill. he needs to jam the victim so that well, you, but you , fu you. okay, the mallet is comfortable under clothes, there are pleasant traces of no folk mechanical damage. this means that some bruises appeared earlier, and others that later. interesting, interesting, i'll have to go to her hospital. you think she's missing something. that's exactly what a woman does not finish, that is, a woman hides reveals. have your personal life. that's what that's what she kept saying to me all the time, guys. this is a person

london american position remember the name of one of of his closest associates, the secretary of homeland securityes, he attracted attention, suspiciously strong coughs. however, the white house of the branch prefers to shift the arrows to donald trump. the report of our own correspondent in the usa, valentin bogdanov , the judge gave me only a two-month reprieve to connect the hardened and those who hate trump.

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. >> congressman chip roy blocking funding for department of homeland security unless president bidenmeets his demand. >> fors force to be reckoned with. >> being deployed to patrol the ohio sidewalks. >> steve: wildfire alert and a story we've been tracking all morning and all day yesterday. devastation on the island of maui. it has taken lives and tourists scrambling to safety. >> ainsley: smoulderring after hurricane-forced winds whipped across the illegal aliens. >> brian: max is on the ground this morning. >> it was a pretty alarming view coming into maui, you can see fires burning luckily as the hours have passed, fire conditions have calmed down and the winds die down. firefighters are keeping a look out making sure it doesn't grow out of control. folks don't know why the fires started, officials are investigating. when they did start on tuesday, this island was ripe for fire, things were dry and humidity was low and hurricane dora, spinning south, whipped up winds. we had winds in 70 to 80 mile per hour range. firefighters had difficulty getting the flames, they not coo make b

the people lived in a chair and before history store in order to safeguard the future of our homeland security. loving we don't know to but to get a shot back in the i'm a, the concert supporting the the share qu, leaders in the military who's mustard the needed support so far to maintain their grip on power as to the football woke up now where the co hosts, australia are preparing to face england in the semi finals on wednesday is hopes that matilda is success and the tournament will inspire him all goals to play the game, particularly from the indigenous communities. it's not going back coming in australia to see goes like it is probably with a football i bare feet, at least not around one soccer still likes the owing to countries other favorite sports above all of the rules. football and rugby, particularly when it comes to engaging play is from aboriginal and torres strait all the backgrounds. when a girl often said an area, that's what sport you meant to automatically play a fellow in a row. no one's really heard about like soccer from the very top right down to the growth roots. first na

or the people of new share and before history store, in order to safeguard the future of our homeland security. loving we don't know to, but please get a shout back in the i'm a, the concert supporting the the share qu, leaders in the military who must, or the needed support so far to maintain their grip on power. the, the success of australia is team at the women's world cup has seen them break the tv ratings records as hope that the matilda is just communities. it's not all that common in australia to see goes like this, but we, with a football, i've a feet, at least not around one soccer still likes the owing to countries other favorite sports above all of the rules, football and rugby, particularly when it comes to engaging play is from aboriginal and torres strait islander backgrounds. when you grow up instead in areas, that's what sport you meant to automatically play a fellow and are well known. julie heard about like soccer from the very top right down to the growth roots. first nations. people under represented in the sport in australia, but in runaway by the on the gold coast. in que

persecute maria: welcome back images dancing of wide-open border, homeland security committee will investigate are taking advantage of the customs and border protection one act cbpact, chairman mark green saying president biden secretary mayorkas reviveded cartel organizations more innovate ways to break laws drug traffic of trafficking, joining me chairman of house homeland security committee mark green thanks very much for joining us they morning. >> thanks, maria. maria: what do you make of pictures what can you tell us in terms of what you know that the -- the cartels are taking home how much money are they making on this human trafficking drug trafficking, they are the ones deciding who comes into america. drug cartels. >> absolutely no one goes across our southern border without approval, and remittance to the drug cartels, in case like chinese nationals 50,000 bucks a person. they are making around, 13, to 14 billion dollars a year just on human trafficking alone we warned them one app will be basically used by cartels sure enough washington examiner broke story a week ago, that they se

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former homeland security secretary jeh johnson, retired federal judge michael luttig. thanks both of you for taking on an enormous task. we look forward to seeing your work. >> thank you, andrea. >> thank you. >>> an impact statement. how the decisive vote in ohio could fuel other campaigns. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports." this is msnbc. ndrea mitcllhe reports. this is msnbc. back at red lobst. when you can choose your crab, and one of three new flavors like honey sriracha... ...this is not your grandpa's crabfest... ...unless grandpa's got flavor. dayumm! crabfest is here for a limited time. welcome to fun dining. have fun, sis! ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) can't stop adding stuff to your cart? get the bank of america customized cash rewards card, choose the online shopping category and earn 3% cash back. tide is busting laundry's biggest myth... that cold water can't clean. - food fight!! - food fight!! ♪♪ cold water, on those stains? welp, only one way to find out... tide cleans better in cold than the leading bargain detergent in warm. ♪♪ cold water can't clean tough s

only now biden turned to the same minister, whose name the head of the department of homeland securityself forgot the day before, the guy who does this work. thank you for doing this job with biden such bloopers. happens every week now no wonder that according to the latest question from the us this press. three-quarters of americans believe that the us president is too old for a second term , even democrats can no longer ignore the problem and republicans agree that biden is too start americans turn on their tvs and see joe biden serving as a politician longer than they've lived in the world literally you talk about it all the time, but let's remember the president's actions. he went to kiev and he was there kopensky ordered to turn on the serial. at that moment, the ukrainian air defense was silent on the theater on the dnieper, the us president is fully aware of the role of the biden, writes the author of the book columnist franklin foer, in private republicans tired of the biden and such as he quite openly admits serious problems with the senile health of the jews, which are not su

we'll start with homeland security under the assistant deputy chief, erika artasyrus brown. we're highlighting fleet week this week, but i just want to highlight all of the things that chief artasyrus brown does and one is what the chief mentioned apek all the time. and that takes up a ton of chief brown's time. but she does a fantastic job in coordinating and planning at those meetings, among all the other events that happen throughout the city. and exercises some that just passed, such as lions end. it was lions end. yes. no yeah. that one outside lions outside lands. and i just want to thank her for her work there and her planning and coordination along with operations in the fields. chiefs and all the other folks that attended and assisted with that event. it was fantastic. what you see in this slide is fleet week and the disk planning, which is the defense security cooperation agency, we this is a coordination between the civilian and military. and this year's event is communication coordination, which is why you see chief cannon in the right lower slide. and next we mo

>> no, but we know that he is well aware and that's why the secretary of homeland security contacted and i have also been in touch with the small business administration, admini administrator guzman because there are many businesses of lahaina, a very historic town. at one time capital of hawaii and so sba support will be very important and so my reaching out and talking with the administrator guzman is a very critical part of enabling all of us to recover from this devastation and it is going to take time and commitment. >> senator, just how unprecedented of a challenge is this for maui and hawaii county, for that matter? >> what is your message to your fellow hawaiians right now? >> that we are coming together to make sure that the people of maui get the resources and the support that they need. i know that there are people calling our emergency services to find out how they can be of help and the federal government stands ready. we are strong and resilient, and so we are doing everything we can to restore the power and there are some 3,000 without power and we are doing everything

the team is led by homeland security investigations, cyber crime center, special agents.gside the national and international centers for missing and exploited children along with the marshals service. the fbi, interpol and at least 13 other countries just was really unique because >> from an international perspective, all these agencies came together to work as one, which is kind of unique, although definitely been the trend of how law enforcement needs to work. the team was able to analyze hundreds of videos and images of child abuse. they scoured websites, forums, chatrooms culminating in more than 100 leads to these kids. they then hand over their intel to local police departments. and it really takes. >> hundreds of hours of manpower of agents reviewing these tapes, looking for slightest detail, the slightest clue last week the fbi finished up its own annual initiative called operation cross country where it rescued more than 200 trafficking victims close to 60 of them were minors. all of this to try to bring justice to those impacted. >> last fiscal year, homeland se

. >> reporter: agent craig vander hoff with homeland security investigations new jersey field office exploited in online chat rooms over social media and through online gaming programs every single day. and the numbers spiked during the pandemic. >> they're sitting at home all day during covid and they're finding new ways to target these kids. so, yeah, i would say double edged sword on that. kids are certainly on line more and so are the bad guys. >> reporter: according to the national center for missing and exploited children, between 2020 and 2022, reports of online enticement of children for sexual acts increased by nearly 113%. >> once you see that first picture it's like ammunition that they have and it just doesn't stop. he used the threat of, if you don't comply i'm going to kill your sister. >> reporter: brianna, now 21, says she was targeted online during middle school by someone she thought was a student. >> at first it was sending explicit photos but then his demands became more and more where he would have me get on skype every night and basically perform and what we did

under the statute the secretary of homeland security can terminate that. under the parole statute those people all have to return to custody and return to the status they had. they can be moved out because they are in the ice of the law still standing at the border of the united states. with respect to ramping up the number offism tpwraeugs judges -- of immigration judges we only have about 600 immigration judges in the united states handling a docket of two million. being figure that out. it is a great job. i sure do still enjoy the pension i get from it. and -- but i mean when doug correctly said it is a very good job. with respect to detention, tom alluded to it. there are county jails and state facilities that sit empty. those places are willing to take $140 a night to detain people that. is what york county, pennsylvania did. that is why those people were in my court. i would walk through the halls and i would work out in the gym at the prison. i had great interaction with most of the people retained there and all of the guards. there were no abuses l