my husband moved to kinney and never came back seen a wolf issue. where when i would get ah, i'm a mom, i was dark. i'm alice. what is my now about? my name is amena camara. i'm an only child. i was married to my husband who left me and our 3 children and lives in guinea at the moment. me and my children live from the rice bread that i sell. i earn between 5 and 10000 leone is a day, which i saved with the money i can feed my children and pay for their education. let me to this day. i've heard nothing and receive nothing from my husband. i don't know exactly where he lives, but apparently he lives in guinea was and i've been left to fend for myself. and if that's why he sent me back about galatia, and if that's what he says, he cannot damp in the firewood slowly. i don't want the bread to burn with ah will normally go on, but in the morning of the heavy rain has become more frequent in our communities in we live in this group wasn't like that before, but the weather has changed and there's regular flooding grants. morgan, with the way i have news of

griff: and neil, the voice that is so often not heard in this crisis in kinney county, we spoke to a rancher, pam shott. she had three migrants trying to break into her home even while she held an ar-15 rifle telling them to leave. they would not. fortunately, sheriff's deputies arrived and took them into custody and here is a little of what the rancher, palm shott pam shott, listen. >> we don't have the sound, but you can see from the ranch shot, very open, very susceptible. she's about seven miles from the rio grande border and she's owned it for years and never had the amount of aggression ap fear and she can't get ranch hands to work there because they're upset about that. all part of this story and yet, i can just leave you with one last thing, neil, that's this, when i talk to border officials all week long, whether it is ranchers like pam or the kinney county attorney or the border patrol officials off camera here in eagle pass, it's that they seem a bit disappointed they haven't heard any take away. any deliverables that have come from president biden's visit with mexican pre

come to they decided to do that because the hospitals have gone away to find work as fishermen and kinney, although without my guinea, no good aunt amberleen, mayor, dost, as just as we put it, all began with the scarcity of fish in this country at his court, the fisherman went to look for better prospects and any game for margaret. while federal therefore led farcical guinea. oh, you won't sell me anything. i will if you're willing to pay the full price for my fish. 170000 for the lot and i'm not selling 70. no, i mean with with us he i fish you got my name is fat matos to say and i'm a fish seller. i buy the fish on the key dryers and grill or to sell my husband and i have 2 children. he left us 12 years ago and went to guinea. he doesn't send us any money and doesn't even call out. i said, hey, bring my good here. but then look up what i have a brother. i told you bring them to me. i'm not unloading them here. i told you have my boss get there please. yeah, no, i'm not paying you not. yes, i told you to bring my basket here. not leave it over there. we're gonna put it here. do it prope

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we went up into kinney county where a rancher recounted a harrowing experience she had with migrants trying to break into her property. take a listen here. >> nobody wants to hurt anybody but it is just me and my daughter. i will shoot them if i have to. it's scary. it is frightening, you know. i feel we're losing our country. >> the kinney county sheriffs arrived and took the migrants into custody but just a part of this crisis that is continuing to spiral out of control. obviously you have now got mayors visiting places like el paso. many of the residents and border officials here in the del rio sector in eagle pass hope that some will come here as well to see just how bad it is getting as we head into a new year. dana. >> dana: another year and it is still happening. thank you. >> mike: major american cities including new york, chicago and washington are paying millions to shelter migrants crossing the border. eric adams paid a visit to the border in el paso this weekend said the big apple is at a breaking point over the migrant crisis which would cost the city upwards of $2 billi

. >> that fiery crashed happened in kinney county not far from here in eagle pass.ies say they spotted the red car speeding. they tried to pull over that car with some road spikes and realized there were two human smuggling cars working together referred to as load cars. the red car ends up crashing on the side of the road catching fire. deputies spring to action to rescue the people inside and they arrested two u.s. citizens or human smuggling and detained three illegal migrants. also not far from the fiery crash in kinney county deputies noticed a horse trailer in an area usually doesn't see horse trailers on the road. they pull over the driver and discover ten illegal migrants in the horse trailer from various countries, including mexico and honduras. it wasn't the first horse trailer pulled over with illegal migrants and probably not the last. even though migrant numbers are down in lower months as in january and february he says he is not seeing a dip. >> last year was an extraordinary year. my numbers are up here at the local level. so to tell me the numbers a

we were talking to one of the ranchers up in kinney county near where i am and she was terrified whentried to break into her home. watch this. >> i had been outside working in the yard, trimming some brush and stuff and i looked out the back and i could see three illegals walking up to the house. the three of them came up here and they came up to the door, and tried to get it, you know, they were pulling pretty hard on there, and pushing. i had gotten a gun, one of my husband's gun, ar-15. i asked them to stop and please leave and they refused to do that. griff: so you've literately got this gun and you're standing here and they're on the other side of the glass. >> trying to get in. griff: not backing down. >> not backing down even though i have a high, powerful rifle in my arms, they are not backing down. i did talk to my husband, and i called him and i told him, what do i do? he said if they get the door open, you will have to shoot them. you know, nobody wants to hurt anybody, but if it's me and my daughter, you know, i will shoot them if i have to. it's scary. it's frightening. y

all right here in kinney county. i have never ever seen a situation like this. be force the laws that are on the books and it works. but they're refusing to do so. mayorkas has people in position to tell him exactly how to do this and he refuses to listen. >> quad lupe real quick as a resident, what would you say if you had a chance? >> you know, i would like for president biden and not just him but everyone on down our congresswomen, escobar, she has not been here hardly at all. our local leaders, no one is speaking out against this administration because they're all from the same party. and my comment to president biden is that he needs to put americans first and here in el paso county we are not feeling heard from anyone from the very top all the way down to our local representation. no one is speaking out. and we're tired and afraid and our businesses are losing our downtown businesses are losing customers because people are afraid to go down to that downtown area it's not that all the imgreats is bad. first thing they do oh, you are racist. no. we just want

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route 77 in rural kinney county. that smuggler lost control and crashed into a ranch.and passenger belt, five illegal cuban immigrants including a 4-year-old child were turned over too u.s. border patrol the driver and passenger were charged with human smuggling. in the rio grande valley texas dps and u.s. border patrol agents pursued human smuggler they are for the driver in illegal migrants bailed out of the car, run and hide underneath the house. agents had to chase them through thick and dangerous brush in the dark than it ultimately rest of the driver and for illegal immigrants from mexico. looking ahead now that the house oversight and accountability committee requested the fort senior border patrol chiefs to testify at next week in a meeting about the status of the southern border. but homeland security declined allowing those four instead offered border patrol secretary ortiz. in a strongly worded letter republican representative james comer rights dhs secretary quote dhs is obstructing congressional oversight. it is unfortunate you're trying to prevent the ame

now matt powers and operations specialists first class to pay back his signing bonus and carlton kinneysecond class forced to pay back his signing bonus and his wife christie kennedy a health services technician first class, they are joined by their baby rosalie and she is not involved in the military, is not yes they might get. matt, you did not quit here that has to be reiterated, you did not quit, you were fired for refusing the vaccine. can you believe they are going after your signing bonus like this? >> thank you for having me on the show. and chest for providing a voice for us that have been harmed and are kind of continued to be harmed through this process. yeah, no, it is absolutely heartbreaking and sad to see what is happening to myself and several other folks in the military. again, like you said, it is due to the mandate and being involuntarily discharged because of that. and unfortunately, we are continuing to suffer repercussions due to theft. >> todd: carlton what was your reaction when you heard our federal government, which mind you literally waste billions if not tril

route 277 rural kinney county.trol and crashed into a ranch for the driver and passenger bail. five illegal cuban migrants including a 4-year-old child were turned over too u.s. border patrol the driver and passengers charged with human smuggling in the rio grande valley texas dps u.s. border patrol agents pursue a human smuggler they are. the driver and illegal migrants and bailed out of the car, run and hide underneath the house. agents had to chase into thick and dangerous and brush the dark of the night ultimately arrested the driver and for illegal immigrants from mexico. looking ahead now republican-controlled u.s. house oversight to testify in the meeting of the southern border secretary ortiz. a strongly worded letter it's obstructing congressional oversight trying to prevent the american people from candid and truthful testimony chief agency. dhs says it's a protocol and agency should be given an option to have it senior testify in front of congress but that's whites offering up ortiz and 74 border patrol

. >> one of those on the front lines kinney county rancher pam schott who says she has had fences cutnd migrants attempting to enter her home. >> it's very frustrating when they say there's not a border problem and that it's closed because it's not closed. >> and more mayors may yet get a chance to weigh in on the border discussion, fox news has learned that dhs a secretary alejandro mayorkas will address the winter meeting of the u.s. conference of mayors later this week. bret? >> bret: griff jenkins along the border. thanks. speaking of mayors. ♪ ♪ >> on tonight's "common ground" segment we talk about the border crisis with a pair of mayors mayor don mcglaughlin from uvalde texas and villarreal from texas. mayor villarreal how do you see the border situation? president biden just went down there, visited just a week ago. but there is a crisis and a lot of those cities and towns are feeling it, how do you see it? >> well, first of all, we have to recognize that we do have a crisis and i'm glad that at this point the president was able to work his way to a border communities; however,

take a look north of where we are in eagle pass in kinney county, texas dps stopping a transport van finding in the cargo area six migrants rescued. the driver was from houston and admitted to officers he was paid $2 thousand to smuggle them and charged with human smuggling. now it's interesting because in that summit between president biden and lopez ope -- obrador the there was nothing out of his mouth about any intentions to try and cooperate with our country on getting it done. the state department says is the world's second largest criminal industry. we spoke to a former lawmaker in mexico from mexico and she was simply saying that it is getting worse, human trafficking in her country. listen here. >> we have 26,000 children missing in my country. to hear the families of these girls and boys that are missing, it's something that it's a nightmare. >> we also spoke to a sex trafficking victim. her name is carla and held for four years and rosa rescued her when she was 16. this is what she told us. >> there is no words to describe the pain that one feels as a human being. i would t

this one in kinney county driving a u haul bails, the van crashes at high speed.s were recovered there. another texas dps video out of neighboring uvalde county. the trucks towing a hauler. 15 migrants recovered and the driver was houston being charged with human smuggling. the mayor of uvalde says it is time for a bipartisan solution. listen here. >> there has to be a solution and neither party wants to sit at the table and do it. it's got to be my way or the highway. that's not going to work anymore. >> we'll hear from more mayors, secretary mayokas of dhs will meet with the u.s. conference of mayors on thursday, bill. >> bill: thank you, griff. we'll wait for news from there then. griff jenkins at eagle pass, texas. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: victory for the cowboys last night over the buccaneers despite this setback. >> great job, great drive dallas. and now he misses again. >> dana: cowboys kicker missed four extra point attempts becoming the first player to do so since officials started tracking that statistic in 1932. the cows boys still won the game 31

take a look north of where we are in eagle pass in kinney county, texas dps stopping a transport vanfinding in the cargo area six migrants rescued. the driver was from houston and admitted to officers he was paid $2 thousand to smuggle them

route in rural kinney county. the driver lost control and crashed into a ranch for the driver and passenger bailed. illegal cuban embers putting a 4-year-old child were turned over too u.s. border patrol and the driver and passenger were charged with human smuggling. the now republican-controlled u.s. house oversight and accountability committee has a meeting scheduled for next week regarding the border. that committee asked for all four border patrol sector cheese to testify about what they are seeing here at the border. but the department of home and security under secretary mayorkas decline that request is incense going to offer up border chief ortiz to testify that we simply keep your eye on we possibly will learn much more about what is going on here at the border, eric. so far it matt, thanks so much, arthel. >> eric and matt as a board officials worry about the increased number of those known god always there is a bipartisan backlash at the biting ministration immigration policies. seventy-seven democrats i

in kinney county this smuggler driving a u-haul van failings in a high-speed chase with eight migrantsl having to do with not just those seeking asylum but also those trying to avoid capture. the human smuggling, the high-speed chases, taking place between the ports of entry. >> in uvalde county, 15 migrants are recovered after troopers stop a car hauler. the driver from houston is charged with human smuggling it's a snapshot of the crisis. smuggling cases in the del rio sector alone this fiscal year have accounted for 21% of all cases nationwide. out west, the focus is on narcotics. in nogales, arizona, fentanyl seizures are on the rise. nearly 1 million pills busted in a single vehicle attempting to pass through the port of entry. and, mike, just the past 72 hours across the entire southern and northern border the u.s. border patrol chief says agents have encountered 12,000 migrants, seized over 1,000 pounds of narcotics, arrested six sex offenders and confiscated six firearms. mike, we will send it back to you. >> mike: the numbers are staggering, griff jenkins live in eagle pass, g

griff: now fortunately, she did not have to shoot the migrants because the sheriff's deputies in kinneypart of why folks like pam, ranchers here as well as officials, hope that now, with mayors visiting the border and the president biden's visit that something will finally get done to try and get this situation under control lauren? lauren: griff, if you just look over your left shoulder is that a shipping container? where the migrants are standing in front of? griff: that's right and i can push, robert will just push in a little bit. you can see the migrants. these are the shipping container s that have the razor wire on top, lauren, which is what texas dps governor abbott has put in place as a makeshift wall that runs for miles along the rio grande to try and deter and funnel the migrants two points like this which is manned 24/7 by the national guard so that they can get it under control and to be honest, while it looks a bit scary to see these shipping containers and razor wire, it's for the benefit of the migrants who are in danger of making this trip and we, of course have drowns

the firearms are troubling local leaders on the ground up in kinney county 50 miles north of us. the sheriff says it is becoming far too often and way too common to find firearms on smugglers. listen. >> every stop we make seems like it has a firearm. mandated they wear their vest at all times in case. we've seized ak-47s, a couple of shotguns, platforms. the weapons are out there. fortunately they haven't been used against us yet but it is just a matter of time. >> and just to drive the point home a little bit with the group we're showing here, bill, it's really hard to believe as an observation that the president could travel to one of the ground 0 spots in el paso or here in the del rio sector and not encounter a migrant. it is difficult to not run into them. it happens every hour, sometimes multiple times an hour. it is like clockwork. the cartel moving migrants across this river and this border like amazon packages. send it back to you. >> bill: griff jenkins back on the border today. >> dana: want your mind blown? you cannot believe this. bloomberg quoted this, the headline

the far north east of africa, nor to pass of egypt and a chance of water. 2 showers on the gulf of kinney. ah, the karone of ours has been indiscriminate in selecting its victims. it's devastating effects of plague, every corner of the globe, transcending class creed and color. but in britain, a disproportionately high percentage of the fallen have been black or brown skins. the big picture traces the economic disparities and institutional racism that is seen united kingdom fail, it citizens britain's true colors. part one on al jazeera. from the al jazeera london rural car center to people in thoughtful conversation. people use the lowest get agreement. they describe the outsider with no host and no limitation. the difference between a migrant and refugee is purely a choice. when you are a refugee, you are forced to flee part one of asthma khan and her son. i had what has happened a lot in the west is that culture and food is separated? hudy b unscripted on out his era. ah ah, welcome back you with the news ally from london main stories. now. your secretary say, asking lincoln is conclud

local kinney county rancher pamh schott had a harrowingop experienceerty with migrants onr property. >> and i looke d out the back and i could see three illegalsse walking up to the house. i had gotten a gun, which is ano ar-15. i asked him, i said, pleases stop, go away and had the gunu inkn my hands. le and they just kind of looked at me and kind of smiled. was i was like, auto and justo y go away and they refused to do so there. >> the other side of the glass train trying to get in and not backing down, not backing down.h even though i have a highh powe thwerful rifle in my arms, they are not backing dowatn. that was scary. rifle joe biden would like to take away from her so that writ large is the biggest storye of our lifetimes. it is thwould lie one thing joen has done that cannot be undone. our great grandchildren are going to live with the consequences of this, but you you'g know it from watchin most of the news, there is an effective media blackout on joe biden's immigratiorom thn polics and on their downstream effects on america. >> there e' too many strangers becom pouring

psychology course at the local junior college that didn't interfere with my day job selling shoes at kinney's in the mall, dating myself and during our first class, the instructor described the story of phineas gage. gage was a railway worker who made a mistake in 1848 that caused an iron spike to get blasted through his left cheek and out the top of his head grows right when it did, it took a decent sized chunk of his brain with it. surviving such an injury would be remarkable, even with today's medical practices. so the fact that gage got up and literally walked away from the accident is incredible in and of itself. eventually, many of his physical and mental abilities returned to normal. but the damage gage sustained to his frontal lobe left his personality funda mentally and permanently changed. while gage was once a well respected and dependable man capable of forming and executing rational plans, his physician described him as fearful, irreverent, manifesting but little deference for his fellows. impatient of restraint or advice when it conflicts with his desires. at times pertinax ousl

it was out in uvalde, met with people from kinney county, texas, and from uvalde and some ranchers, somefarmers, some business owners. right now, with this border policy, it is making it very difficult for them to ranch. some of them are -- they've got cattle on their ranches. the migrants come in, they cut fences, so they're bearing that cost of fences. some are farmers with water melons or lettuce or cattle and their fields are getting torn up because orchards are being run through. they're saying help us. one rancher looked at me, and he said, marsha, how long can we continue this, and what is the end game? because he has people that die and they end up on his ranch. he finds it hard to do their cattle business. we need to think carefully about this. the border patrol has said these are steps that would stop the chaos. this would bring some law and ornd -- law and order back to the southern border, but the biden administration is going to have to say, we got this policy wrong, we have to take these steps, we need to honor the border patrol, we need to respect the people who live and w

sometimes people may need an ambulance, but many times they're unavailable to people at uvalde or in kinneyounty because they're too busy responding to migrant emergencies. the county attorney stated that he has prosecuted 4,000 criminal trespass cases. 4,000. and since august of 2021, he has prosecuted twice the number of people as live in the entire county. now think about that. double the number of people in your county where you live, and think about that as cases that are going to come before your local court system. and who pays for that? that's right. you do. the taxpayer. every penny being spent, every penny, is coming out of your pocket. and when you talk about the humanitarian crisis at that border, the loss of life, the abuse, the humanitarian cost is amazing. people who are risking their life because they're buying the lie of the cartels. they're physically, mentally, emotionally, sexually and drug abused as they make this journey. now the harris ranch has about 30 miles of fencing around it, but even though they've got that fencing, it doesn't stop the migrants from coming on t