i spoke with border patrol chief jason owens with. you know him well, you've interviewed him very well. we spoke this morning, and this is what i think is interesting. jason owens is there on the scene. he was there yesterday, he's there today. and this is once again where actions matter and leadership is about showing up in good times and in bad. sadly, mr. luna is, his wifeest meal da, and two young children are left behind. the border patrol agent, chris luna, or he comes from a long family of border patrol agents, a long list of servant ises. one of the things i talked to jason owens about is what about his family, what can we do to help them. and he is on it. once again, this is the tube of leadership that we need. -- type of leadership that we need. i'm grateful for jason owens in that seat. and we need to do more. but it can't just be words, it has to be actions. the other thing too is fox showed video of some of these cartel members laughing. i have long pushed to label cartelses as terrorist organizations. donald trump the re

you heard maddy say that's what keeps border patrol chief jason owens up at night. you have the same feeling about those got-aways, chris? >> absolutely. that's one of our main concerns arrests a state agency in texas that we are focused on those got away. that's why when governor greg abbott launched operation lone star three years ago this deploying national guard to the border we are focused on the threats because we know border patrol is tied up processing and that does create more vulnerabilities along the border and with that more criminal activity. more drugs, criminals, cartel members, suspected terrorists, criminal gangs. that was our focus from day one to focus to go after the smugglers and drugs and most importantly the ranchers, impacted in rural texas where have you illegal immigrants trespassing on the country trying to evade capture. the real question is what is the intent behind it? why do people go to that extent it pass to vehicle or truck to make it further into the interior? what are their intentions behind it. we share both of the same sentiment

. >> madeleine: jason owens is calling for tougher immigration policies. >> everything revolves around co consequence, and people will be less likely to do it. you need agents on patrol to be able to enforce that co consequence, talking about jail ti time, being removed from the country and being banned from coming back because you chose the illegal way instead of the legal way set for you. >> madeleine: president biden made two stops in texas on thursday, none of which were at the border. >> carley: thank you. texas and mexico we go, three florida atlantic state university students on spring break in cancun say they were robbed. four men pointed rifles at their faces and accused them of trespassing. the men gave them three options, go to the airport and leave the country or go to jail and it won't be comfortable or each give us $300 a piece. the college students handed over $900 bucks. they say they spoke to others who had the same situation. the u.s. embassy is warning to be aware of the crime. -- after originally backing governor ron desantis in the gop primary. the president of the

border patrol jason owens calls the situation other southern border and national security threat andgot away so far this fiscal year which is something lieutenant with texas dps is reacting to this morning. can. when you hear from the border patrol chief itself talking about the natural security threat is really evident that the federal government continues to ignore the situation on the border. >> take a look at the newest video from el paso 40 - 50 migrants got picked up sunday by the border patrol to be processed and remember we've seen a lot of problems in the past few days. take a look at the next video migrants pulling out a razor wire fence on the border wall their goal is to get past texas law enforcement so they can be processed by border patrol under title eight that's exactly what happened with the migrants involved in thursday's stampede 300 single adult men many from venezuela trampled the texas national guard soldiers on thursday one is charged with assault and more arrest may be coming. >> the people that are coming over are not the people that used to come over a deca

incluso el jefe de la patrulla fronteriza, jason owens, en entrevista con cbs news, dijo que le gustaría al próximo presidente o presidenta. aquí en noticias telemundo le hemos presentado entrevistas con quienes aspiran a la presidencia , la oficialista claudia sheinbaum, la oposición xóchitl gálvez y ahora mi colega julio vaqueiro conversó con jorge Álvarez maynez, candidato del movimiento ciudadano. por qué quiere ser presidente de méxico? porque este es un país que está sumido en una crisis terrible de violencia, de seguridad, de impunidad y la clase política mexicana está dominada por la corrupción. vamos a hablar de migración. la ley sb4 todavía está en el limbo. la bloqueó la la corte de apelaciones, pero todavía se está discutiendo. qué le dice al gobernador de texas, greg abbott? es que es un miserable que lamentablemente, la clase política norteamericana también ha tenido una degradación a partir de la polarización. donald trump o joe biden. quién le conviene a méxico? nos convendría jubilar también allá. la vieja política, el problema de estar entregándole las decisiones a esta

our immigration and politics reporter camilla galvez spoke with the chief of border patrol, jason owens, who said the agency is on track to record over 2 million migrant apprehensions this year and that most crossings are being aided by a criminal network of smugglers. >> are the smugglers setting the rules of engagement here? >> yes, they are. they dictate what the flow is going to look like and we respond to it. we try to get out in front of it and deny them the areas to use, especially ones that are dangerous for us and for the migrants. but at the end of the day, there is over 1900 miles of border with mexico. now, when you talk about 20,000 border patrol agents that sounds like a lot, but when you multiply that across the year, that number dwindles and that is what they're going to do. and knowing that they're safe and while we're tied up and occupied doing this, what are they doing a couple of miles down the road. >> are you concerned about the potential dangerous people or terrorists who may be infiltrating the country because you are so phfocuses on processg those in distress. >

in an exclusive interview with cbs news, border patrol chief jason owens said the u.s. needs tougher policies to deter illegal crossings. >> actually they're going to choose to come between the ports of entry. we need to take that off the table and make sure everybody's coming through the front door, through the port of entry. >> texas governor greg abbott said authorities quickly regained control and reinforced the fence. at least one migrant was arrested for assaulting a national guard member. >>> the new york attorney general took a step toward seizing a golf resort owned by former president donald trump in case he fails to come up with that court-ordered payment of more than $460 million in his civil fraud case by monday. while polls suggest the presidential race is close, as cbs' robert costa reports, the race for campaign cash is no contest. >> reporter: president biden touching down in houston as his campaign fundraising takes off. with three donor gatherings in two days, the democratic money machine is expected to bring in another $7 million, and biden is courti

en una entrevista con cbs news, el jefe de la patrulla fronteriza jason owens, dijo que le gustaría verquiere entrar a la fuerza? sabemos que no es la forma correcta lo que vimos ayer es un ejemplo de lo que pasa cuando el gobernador pone un grupo de personas con una misión muy diferente en la frontera. el gobernador greg abbott dijo que agentes del departamento de seguridad estatal tienen la orden de arrestar a indocumentados por invasión criminal y destrucción de propiedad del estado. ellos quieren entrar a como dé lugar, haciendo que ellos. es un desorden en toda mi vida, nunca había visto lo que está sucediendo como lo está sucediendo ahora. la guardia nacional está ya en alerta ante posibles casos similares y han reforzado ya gran parte de esta frontera en texas. francisco cuevas noticias telemundo. y bien, la cámara de representantes aprobó hoy un paquete de financiamiento. de 1.200.000 $ horas antes de que se vencieran los fondos de varias agencias federales. el plan que financia a los organismos del gobierno hasta septiembre fue aprobado con más apoyo demócrata que republicano.

in an exclusive interview with cbs news border patrol chief jason owen says the u.s.ougher policies to deter illegal crossings. choose to come between the ports of entry. we need to take that off the table and make sure everybody is coming through the front door, through the port of entry. >> jericka: texas governor greg abbott says authorities quickly regained control and reinforce the barrier. well, more americans today escaped by helicopter from the gang violence and political turmoil in haiti. cbs's manuel bojorquez was at the airport in neighboring dominican republic when the americans got out. >> reporter: more neighborhoods in port-au-prince are falling under the gang's reign of terror. gunmen roam freely, killing, kidnapping, and looting as they go. they shot him dead, this man says, "and then they burned his body." the chaos compounded by armed vigilantes around the capital, fighting back to protect their neighborhoods. thousands are desperate to flee, trying to get out anyway they can. today, a u.s. government helicopter again braved the dangerous conditions

. >> aishah: bill, border patrol chief jason owens sounding alarm at number of known got aways at thethern boarder and now he's warning that terrorists and other dangerous people are likely slipping through the cracks and coming into the country. nate foy is live at the border in eagle pass, texas. nate, if this is happening they just need people, weapons and planning. what did the chief say about the risk? reporter: well, he said that it keeps him up at night, aishah. chief ownens said we're approaching 1 million illegal crossings so far this year and border patrol doesn't have resources for 140,000 known got aways for this fiscal year and comes as new video today from el paso and it's been a hot spot with more myograns being processed there today and new cbp numbers show el paso sector led the entire southern border in migrant encounters yesterday and chief ownens said that's no -- owens said that's no coincidence. >> returning from their perspective and they're safe and tied up we're doing this and what are they doing a couple miles down the road? reporter: aishah, texas dps giving

. >> lawrence: from the white house, comment from head of the border patrol, jason owens says texas departmentf public safety is their number one partner. >> griff: that is right, while we see that lawsuit and power struggle between texas and the president and the border patrol, when you are on the ground, you see the federal and state law enforcement entities, border patrol and dps work hand in hand. this is what they signed up to do. they have devoted their professional adult lives to securing the border and trying to find some way to do it. texas feels the federal government abduindicated their. >> brian: looks like more than 100. >> ainsley: ban them from coming back to our country. >> steve: they have already been admitted. >> lawrence: they can assault texas national guard, texas dpartlydps, and arrest one person. >> brian: yesterday big story they lost application for 200,000 illegal immigrants. >> ainsley: on social media, encouraging them to go squat in people's houses. fox news alert, manhunt underway for two squatters suspected of killing a mother in her mother's new york city apart

. >> is it a lot to get to with you first off, border patrol chief jason owens calling the crisis atn border a national security threat something you have been saying for years watch this. >> at the end of the day, there is over 1900 miles of border with mexico, now when you talk about 20,000, that sounds like a lot, you mull ty across entirety of the year are that number dwenlz fast that is a national security threat border security is a big peegs of national security if we don't know who is coming into our country we don't know what their intent is, that is a threat, exploiting vulnerability on the border. >> we've got a real vulnerability you know ways going on at border now worried about isis, so apparently we heard from fbi, that ice working with human trafficking networks at the southern border. >> first of all, isn't this obvious? it has been obvious for years, screaming that biden democrats open borrowed policies clear and present danger to america we have people coming into our country from over 150 countries. so some military-aged men, from china, for example, but from othe

president biden went to brownsville, texas, given a tour with the chief of the border patrol, jason owens, and the sector chief, while in eagle pass, some 300 miles away, former president trump was escorted by texas governor abbott and brandon judd, head of the border patrol council union. around the same time, each traded jabs at each other. listen here. >> what i would say to mr. trump, instead of playing politics with the issue, instead of telling members of congress to block this, join me or i'll join you and tell congress to pass this border security bill. >> the united states is being overrun by the biden migrant crime. it's a new form of vicious violation to our country. it's migrant crime. we call it biden migrant crime. >> and speaking of crime, molly, look at this, brand new, exclusive footage just a few hours ago, our cameras over in eagle pass where mr. trump was, our cameras capturing a smuggling operation. there were two smugglers, both of these women were the smugglers. officials say that they were from out of state and there were three migrants, they ran, but were apprehen

border patrol chchief jason owens says what happened is a national security crisis and he referencedhe 140,000 known and got away so far this fiscal year pre-take another look at the video you just played from el paso, texas dps is still investigating possibly going to make more arrests as a result of this they arrested one migrant for assaulting a texas national guard soldier rate troopers may arrest more migrants for criminal trespass and destruction of property. the new budget deal increases funding for cpp to $9.6 billion that's three-point to billion more than last fiscal year. republican congressman tony gonzalez says this will not be solved until there's either a new president for clear policy changes from president joe biden. >> i have given up on joe biden doing what is right. it is very clear we are going into year four of this sort of crisis. this is exactly what they wanted. the only way this stops is a new administration. a new president. i cannot imagine what your five, six, seven, eight looks like under joe biden. >> meanwhile democrats call on republicans to pass a bi

border patrol chief jason owens called the crisis at the southern border a national security threat,ways who have come into the country since october is what he's most worried about. i spoke with dan patrick about this influx that is getting worse, invading our southern border. watch this. >> the constitution, maria, says article 4, section 4, that the country, the united states shall protect each state from invasion. we're being invaded. that video clearly shows it. you know, people argue, maria, well, it has to be a hostile armed incursion. just because these people don't have a dang uniform on doesn't mean they're not invading us. and who are their commanders? china. how do thousands and thousands of young men get from china to america through mexico? you know, my estimate is somewhere between 12 and 14 million have come in under biden. think of the children they're going to have, automatic citizens, automatic voters. maria: it's pretty incredible. you all in the republican party can't get the votes together to actually make border security a priority without spending more of nanc

border patrol chief jason owens referenced the 140,000 known gotaways so far this fiscal year. something that lieutenant all var yeah is reacting to this morning. take a listen. >> we hear from the border patrol chief himself talking about the national security threats. really shows it's evident the federal government continues to ignore the situation on the border. >> take a look at this newest video from el paso. 40 to 50 migrants got picked up sunday by border patrol to be processed and remember, we've seen a lot of problems in the past few days. you remember friday take a look at this next video. migrants pull on a razor wire fence near the border wall. their goal is to get past texas law enforcement so they can be processed by border patrol under title eight. that's what happened to the migrants involved in the thursday stampede. 300 single adult men many from venezuela tramped national guard soldiers. one migrant charged with assault and more arrests may be coming. >> the people now coming over aren't the people that used to come over a decade ago or two decades ago. they

refreshing to see jason owens on the ground with president biden. i realize that brownsville is one of the slower areas along the southwest border but it has always seen some heavy traffic over the years. so no matter what the president was going to hear firsthand from the border patrol officials what is needed is a law enforcement solution to what is happening along the southwest border. >> bill: what is that answer then? >> you need consequences and be able to deport people. they have diminished ice's capacity to deport people back to their home countries. we need the state department to get more engaged to open up pathways and send people back to their home countries who aren't deserving of asylum and look at the criminal aliens coming across. the riley case is what we shouldn't have to expect in these communities. this we've had 15,000 gang members already arrested this year. there are still 5,000 people coming across being apprehended by the border patrol every single day. it's tucson, san diego, california, el paso. we have to do more. >> bill

we have 9 million people who have come over in the last 3 1/2 years and this is from jason owens on facehe nation. >> we're at closing in on a million entries this fiscal year alone. this number is a large number but what keeping me up at night is the 140,000 known gotaways. that's a national security threat. border security is a big piece of national security. if we don't know who is coming into our country and we don't know what their intent is, that is a threat. >> dana: they have to find 140,000 known gotaways in as many hay tax. >> 1.9 million. closer to 2 million since the biden administration came in. yes, this is the most grave national security threat that we've had in our lifetimes. it is a crime wave, a terrorism threat and it is a counter intelligence or intelligence threat. we'll be living with this for decades. we don't know who is coming across our border. intelligence agents. i guarantee professional negligence on the part of an enemy if they didn't try to infiltrate through the mexican border because it's so easy to do it. cartels, criminal organizations, just gangs and

here he is, he's accompanied by the border patrol chief, jason owens, and the success editor chief, that'sa chavez. they literally told him what to do. >> anyway, it's amazing. it's amazing. >> thank you. sir, it's time for remarks, and our briefers, i invite you to our seat, and then we'll escort you this way. >> okay. >> thank you, sir. we'll now come over here with our friends from i.c.e., hsi. >> good to see you, man. thank you. gotta stand on my mark. my mark's back here. [laughter] little, ands. aye got to be careful what i do here. lauren: this is just part of the way they have to handle him to get him to do what they need him to do. he used note cards while he was talking to them. he coughed at some points. he yawned at other times. i mean, you said it was frail and confused. i say completely disinterested. you had donald trump a couple hundred miles away saying this is dangerous. and biden, like, completely disinterested, being told to go here and there. stuart: he has to be told where to go. that's not good enough for the president of the united states. listen to this, new poll,

border patrol cheap jason owens said today what's happening at our southern border is a national securityt he referenced the 140,000 known got away so far this fiscal year. this comes new video tonight out of el paso were another group of migrants across the border illegally. take a look this time a group between 40 and 50 they got picked up by border patrol to be processed remember, jon we have seen problems are migrants in el paso over the last few days but take a look at this next video. you see them right outside a razor wire fence near the border wall. they are pulling on that then sprayed their goal is to get past texas law enforcement so they can be processed by border patrol under title eight which is exactly what happened to the migrants involved in thursday stampede. over 300 single adult men many from venezuela trampled texas national guard soldiers thursday. one of migrants charged with assault and more arrests may be coming. >> the people that are now coming over are not the people that used to come over a decade ago, or two decades ago. it is different. it is a different typ

border agents in california stopped human smuggling attempt of four chinese nationals, border chief jason owensg they attempted to secretly n tear the country. so -- enter the country. your colleague roger marshall was with me on sunday. he said the ccp is really the senior actor here. not even the drug cartels that are running things, it's the ccp that is working with the drug cartels to help this illegals come into america and then create illegal businesses here. he told me that they're starting up massage parlors across the country and it's a front for human trafficking. >> maria, the casual indifference democrats displayed to this threat is remarkable. democrats say most of the people are women and children fleeing oppression, a small tiny percentage might be bad actors, military aged males for instance. when you have 10 million illegal migrants crossing the done you tri, even the tiniest percentage can lead to things like the murder of laken riley in georgia, a young woman who would be alive today if it wasn't for joe biden's disastrous immigration policies or the trafficking of women and

went to eagle pass to tour with him and he declined the invitation and the current order achieve, jason owensand brownsville and even road and the beast with him and spent the whole day with him. i'm throwing that oath that what -- out there, the white house directly contradicts. >> greg: since last week, we should be -- >> jessica: but he invited the guy! >> judge jeanine: i would know that. i'm gonna soak up with this antelope and thank you. >> greg: coming up, the liberal media justifies routing because the americas was built on a stolen land. [ ♪♪ ] >> woman: i have a few more minutes. let's go! >> tech vo: we came to her with service that fit her schedule. >> woman: you must be pascal. >> tech: nice to meet you. >> tech vo: we got right to work, with a replacement she could trust. >> tech: we're all set. >> woman: wow. that looks great. >> tech: schedule now at safelite.com. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ we all know that words have power. they set things in motion and make us happy or sad. but there's one word that stands out, because when people say it, lives are ch

it's hard to hide when you have murder happening at the hands of illegals, border patrol chief jason owensally enter the country, border patrol arrested 215 illegals with gang affiliations this year and fbi director christopher wray spoke about it the other day, warning of dangerous threats at the border including smugglers with ties to isis. watch this. >> have any individuals who are known terrorists, suspected terrorists or on the no fly liss presented themselves at the southern border. >> we have seen over the last five years an increase of known or suspected terrorists attempting to cross the southern bore r deer. border manufac manufac. maria: how worried are you that this gets worse given the warnings we're hearing from christopher wray. >> incredibly worried about this. we caught 300 on the terrorist watch list. only 19 terrorists pulled off 9/11. there's more than 19 terrorists that are in the interior of the country. i was at the border in 2019, border patrol agents were showing me confiscated phones that had beheading videos on them. i prosecuted terrorists in iraq. the only rea

officials say i'm really concerned it keeps me up at night including the head of the border patrol jason owensa million entries that that is large number. what's keeping me up at night 140,000 known got aways. >> not part of that tally. >> not part of that tally if we don't know who is coming in this country and what their threat is that is a threat and a vulnerability. >> brian: he may be appointed by the biden administration. is he speaking he is giving a warning to the administration. >> we got to get 10 people in there to do an attack. easy, send them across the southern border. already traffic people for money. stick 10 to w. fake passports. dozens of country that's buy a document that says you sore and so official government document you bribe somebody for. now you are inside america. only took four people to do what they did in moscow. we have 9 million-something people entered this country illegally unlawfully it. only takes four to do this kind of carnage. >> brian: senator, they say it's your fault for not putting up up. >> that bill wouldn't have done anything to stop something like

we had an exclusive interview with border patrol chief jason owens who talked a little bit about that danger. listen here. >> so i know so far the known gotaways, that's the folks that we've been able to detect that we have not been able to get to and apprehend, it's in excess of 120,000 already this fiscal year. as for the unknown gotaways, it's the whole tip of the iceberg theory. it's what we don't know. i'm worried that it could be a substantial amount. >> reporter: and in the wake of the slain uga student, laken riley, obviously part of why americans are so concerned with immigration leading almost every election poll we've seen as of late. it'll be interesting to see if the white house does anything. they're supposedly considering taking some sort of,fingtive action. mike, we'll send it back to you. mike: griff jenkins live in mission, texas, many thanks. molly? molly: family, friends and classmates gathering to remember laken riley. the 22-year-old nursing student's funeral was held yesterday in woodstock, georgia. madison scarpino is live in atlanta with more on that memorial

so, jason owens, appointed by the biden administration over the border patrol. this is what he had to say yesterday on cbs. whether he was asked about sb 4. he said i will tell you this. especially in texas. there's no better partner for the border patrol than the texas departdepartment of public safe. we have worked hand in hand with the agents for as long as i have been around and i don't see that stopping. so there you go. >> brian: he says you need tougher policies to deter the migrants. you just can't come to the border and say your life is being threatened and you are in payroll and can't go back. does anyone believe these people. these able-bodied people in the prime of their lives are being threatened? and the other thing is a lot of them are gangsters. look at their neck tattoos. they are showing you the gang they belong. in. >> ainsley: also said we need to put them in jail. remove them from our country and ban them from ever try to come back. >> steve: what they did was to give you logistics that raids zore wire concertina wire was put there by the te

now, the border patrol chief, jason owens also says three more colombian nationals recently nabbed inl paso all with violent history, homicide, kidnapping, and firearms trafficking. guys? >> steve: you know, griff, the question becomes where are all those people? because the department of homeland -- dhs never issued new notices to appear to re-start their court cases. so it sounds like they are just floating around with no papers. >> griff: that's a great point. and, yes, to answer your question, they are free roaming the country somewhere and there is a likelihood that the government doesn't even know where they are and it's worth noting these were deportation cases, meaning these people were deemed to be removed and they simply weren't because dhs didn't file on time. >> steve: crazy. they expect us to file our taxes on time. >> carley: exactly. >> steve: holy cow. >> ainsley: expect us to have a passport when we get into the country, too. thank you, griff. >> lawrence: the reason why this is so important as we move on to tiktok, if you remember the bipartisan legislation they want

in an exclusive interview with cbs news border patrol chief jason owens says the u.s. naturally they're going to choose to come between the ports of entry. we need to take that off the table and make sure everybody is coming through the front door, through the port of entry. >> texas governor greg abbott says authorities quickly regained control and reinforced the barrier. >>> well, more americans today escaped by helicopter from the gang violence and political turmoil in haiti. cbs's manuel bojorquez was at the airport in neighboring dominican republic when the americans got out. >> reporter: more neighborhoods in port-au-prince are falling under the gang's reign of terror. gunmen roamed freely, killing, kidnapping, and looting as they go. "they shot him dead," this man says, "and then they burned his body." the chaos compounded by armed vigilantes around the capital, fighting back to protect their neighborhoods. thousands are desperate to flee, trying to get out any way they can. today a u.s. government chartered helicopter again braved the dangerous conditions, flyi

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border patrol chief jason owens, speaking about the number of gotaways at the border told fox news i quote, those are the numbers that really keep us up at night. if you know that all you need to do is turn yourself in to the border patrol and go through the process, what possible reason would you have for wanting to evade capture? could it be that those are the folks that probably have criminal intent, end quote? chief owens was referring to the fact that under the biden administration 's lax asylum system individuals who show up at the asylum are frequently released into the country with court dates as much as a decade into the point of course is that when turning yourself in to the border patrol with a claim for asylum is likely to result in years of essentially legal permanent residence, it's especially concerning that we have hundreds of thousands of individuals choosing not to burn them -- to turn themselves in to the border patrol patrol but escaping into the interior of the country. stands to reason that many of these gotaways have more malign intentions. mr. president, while