jorge: en la joya, texas, se produce un flujo de cientos de migrantes diarios en los Últimos meses, perorÁsticamente el flujo de personas. pedro: sin la presencia de familias y menores inmigrantes solos, encontramos el campo deportivo de la joya, texas, por el que se entregan cientos de migrantes a diario a las patrullas fronterizas. puede ser por la decisiÓn de la corte suprema que obliga a solicitantes de asilo quedarse en mÉxico mientras evalÚan sus casos. migrantes de reinosa tienen temores.. >> no hay lugar. pedro: el presidente de mÉxico dijo que va a ayudar al gobierno estadounidense, pero hizo una advertencia. presidente lÓpez obrador: esto no puede ser eterno, tenemos que ir al fondo y eso significa invertir para el desarrollo. pedro: la hermana pimentel expresa oposiciÓn al retorno del mpp. >> no estÁ bien, si buscaran otra forma para responder a las familias que quieren entrar a buscar asilo a los estados unidos, que lo hagan de manera mÁs decente. pedro: la presencia de migrantes es tal que esta mesa para registros permanece hoy totalmente vacÍa. el abogado gonzÁlez dice que

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border crisis there. >> la joya, texas early wednesday morning.if any plan to claim asylum, there is about to be a major change in policy. tuesday night, the supreme court issued a decision that orders the biden administration to reinstate the trump administration's remain in mexico policy, which forced migrants to wait in mexico for their court date in the united states. trump argued it effectively ended catch and release. biden ended that policy when he took office and under his administration, asylum seeking migrants have been released into the u.s. by the tens of thousands pending their court dates. but the supreme court says biden's move likely violated federal law and now the policy must be reinstated. dhs responded by saying, in part, it will comply during the appeals process but the department respectfully disagrees with the district court's decision and regrets that the supreme court declined to issue a stay. police in la joya, texas tell fox news the border surge started as soon as biden scrapped the remain in mexico policy. >> a complet

right now in la joya, texas, the camera flying facing south towards mexico.der wall there but, of course, as it is unfinished, migrants come around that corner right there by the thousands. in fact, in the last 24 hours 3,174. they're up in the sector, ground zero for president biden's border crisis. up 675% in migrant encounters many of them who are covid positive, our own bill malugen has the latest on how elected officials are struggling with the sheer numbers of people crossing the border, good afternoon, bill. bill: griff, good afternoon to you. that's exactly right. thousands of migrants are apprehended every single day here in the rio grande valley as the surge shows absolutely no sign of slowing down. we are now in august and clearly the summer heat hasn't stopped anything and now we are learning of a recent incident where a border agent was short -- reportedly shot at. according to press release, early friday morning, 3:00 a.m. a border agent in the el paso sector reportedly had around 20 rounds fired at him from across the border by two men with a r

situación en la frontera estuvo al borde del colapson este grupo de 500 migrantes fue captruado anoche en la joya los agentes de patrulla fronteriza y es un decir. (información en pantalla) >> los cuidados por covid-19 complican aún más procesar a cada migrante y separarlos por unidad con menores no acompañados. >> continúa en valle del río grande los vuelos hacia méxico, >> desde mcallen texas victor castillo noticias telemundo >> el avance de la variante delta complica el regreso a clases ya hay miles de estudiantes en el país en cuarentena por estar expuestos al virus en la florida, dos maestro y un asistente de la educación fallecieron >> buenas noches, este ciclo escolar comienza bajo la sombra de la variante delta en condado de broward en la florida, se informó que dos matros y un asistente de maestro han perdido la vida en un lapso de 24 horas no se habían vacunado información confirmada por el sindicato de maestros >> y el condado exigirá el uso obligatorio de la mascarilla pese a que no todos los padres están de acuerdo >>que proteja a los maestros y niños basados en recomendaciones cien

. >> es un grupo de personas que intentan ingresar por la joya, texas. la soluciÓn no estÁ en la frontera. >> hemos escrito cartas, hemos explicados sobre la situaciÓn, el presidente no nos visita, su vicepresidente no vino al valle. reportero: pese a esto, los residentes dicen que le tienen miedo a los inmigrantes y que son habituales los cruces masivos. >> yo salgo a la noche con esto. jorge: los cdc emitiÓ hoy una orden que suspende temporalmente el ingreso de extranjeros que intentan ingresar por mÉxico y canadÁ, la orden se aplicarÍa a personas que representan una serie amenaza de propagar el covid—19. ilia: los trabajadores de new york podrÍan solicitar el dinero como ayuda por la pandemia. el dinero provee de un fondo especial de desempleo. peggy tiene los detalles desde new york. peggy: la espera terminÓ para los indocumentados que tienen que pagar 15.200 $ del fondo de trabajadores excluidos en nueva york. el departamento del trabajo estatal estableciÓ un link para iniciar el proceso, el problema es que al parecer muchos desconocen su existencia

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inmigrantes que pasan por el griupo hay muchos padres de niÑos pequeÑos y adolescentes >> asi es estoy en la joya donde llegan una gran cantidad de inmigrantes en la frontera estoy en el momento qu las autoridades muchos padres con niÑos pequeÑos que suben en este grupo autoridades han dicho que estamos viendo una criiss d inmigrantes ante la cantidad de personas algunos duermen o pasa dias debajo del puente donde lo agentes ante la cnatidad de inmigrantes e en el climpa e gobierno local ha pedido ayuda al gobierno federal piden ayuda porque dicen que es tanta la cantidad de inmigrantes que l llega a la frontera necesitan apoyo de personal para tr tratarlos de manera digna en la frontera regresamos con ustedes al estudio >> gracias por la informacion , del otro lado de la frontera en tijuana avanza la bvacunacion e inmigrantes que estan en el chaparraoooooooo l mas de d inmigrantes fueron inmunizados >> es un requisito especial fila para todo , aqui no hay pr proteccion distanciamiento social >> gracias a dios porque tengo el requisito >> el reto para las autoridades de salud es la movilidad de l

pedro: sin la presencia de familia y menores inmigrantes o los encontramos el campo deportivo de la joya suprema que ordene restaurar el programa que obliga solicitantes de asilo a quedarse en mÉxico mientras evalÚan sus casos. el presidente de mÉxico dijo que su gobierno ayudarÁ al gobierno estadounidense, pero hizo una advertencia. andres: esto no puede ser eterno. tenemos que ir al fondo y eso significa invertir para el desarrollo. pedro: la hermana norma que lidera la asistencia humanitaria a migrantes que lidera la patria fronteriza expresa oposiciÓn al retorno mpp. >> no estÁ bien. si de verdad lo hicieron por buscar otra forma para responder a las familias que tienen entrar buscando asilo a las familias, que lo hagan de una manera mÁs decente. pedro: y es que la ausencia de migrantes es tal que esta mesa que regularmente se usa para revisar la documentaciÓn de familias y menores que ingresan solos a la frontera, permanece hoy totalmente vacÍa el abogado dice que el beneficio de asilo sÓlo se otorga a casos muy particulares. >> la ley de asilo sÓlo te protege si hubo una persecuciÓ

she correspondent jonathan hunt reports tonight from la joya, texas. valley is the epicenter of the migrant surge. driving the numbers upwards. they come during the day, the coming nights. on an almost constant flow. according to custom and border protection's numbers reported by associated press expected the route be released, they stop migrants about 210,000 times at the border in july. compare that to july 2020 and it's a fivefold increase over the 41,000 encounters one year ago. that would appear to emphatically counter the biden administration's office stated hope or belief that the numbers would drop off significantly in the heat of this texas summer. >> it is often seasonal. it is often cyclical. >> another concern is the number of covid-19 cases among the migrants and the danger that poses to border patrol agents. one source telling fox that dozens of agents in the rio grande valley have recently contracted the virus. amid fears released by ohmic migrants are not being adequately tested. >> the ones being released into public that are spreading

pedro: Él esta entre los casi 500 migrantes que llegaron anoche en un lapso de cuatro horas a la joyaos con frecuencia el llanto de los niÑos, platicamos con sus padres, ellos nos dicen que tienen hambre porque han pasado muchas horas sin probar bocado. >> no comemos desde las 11:00 hs. pedro: la noche avanzaba y los migrantes no paraban de llegar. encontramos a esta mujer que estaba a punto de dar a luz. tambiÉn estaba el grupo de menores no acompaÑados. ahÍ conocimos a este niÑo guatemalteco de 8, que lloraba desconsoladamente. >> extraÑo a mi papi y a mi mami. >> dÓnde estÁn ellos? >> en guatemala. pedro: el menor viajaba a la ciudad de atlanta donde vive una tÍa y su abuela, pero estaba aterrado. jorge: tomas aÉreas muestran los daÑos dejados por un tornado en illinois. ilia: en la florida, epicentro de la pandemia, distritos escolares desafÍan la decisiÓn del gobernador de exigir tapabocas a los estudiantes. de santis amenaza con retener los salarios de funcionarios de educaciÓn que no obliguen a usarlas. vilma: la junta escolar de este condado de florida dijo que no va a ceder a

bill melugin live in la joya, texas. thank you. eric: one of the 11 women accusing new york governor andrew cuomo of sexual harassment, well, she is going public. britney cose mow, identified as executive assistant number one in the state attorney general's report that laid out the allegations against the governor, well, she says she filed the first known criminal complaint against mr. cuomo because she says she wants him held accountable. alex hogan has more on what she said. hey, alex. >> reporter: critics are continuing to sound off including one of the accusers herself, a woman who's listed in the 165-page report add executive assistant number one. he spoke out exclusively to cbs and the albany times about why she's fire filing this criminal complaint this week against the governor. >> it was the right thing to do. the governor needs to be held accountable. what he did to me was a crime. he broke the law. >> reporter: the governor's lawyers held a zoom press conference on friday calling the attorney general's report unfair as t

officers like sergeant gaza with the la joya police department out every night tough terrain next tonde backing up border agents and lending a helping hand to migrants who are frequently disoriented, dehydrated and desperate. >> i'm afraid myself. sometimes when i see these kids, it's heart breaking that their parents put them through this. >> sergeant gaza says he didn't trade train for this but he and his fellow officers have no choice but to step up when the number of migrants crossing the border exploded this year. >> 2 or 300 something we weren't used. to say [inaudible] patrolling our city streets. and now, with this, it's overwhelming. >> many of these migrants claiming asylum may now be dealt with as they were under the trump administration return-to-mexico and told to wait there until their asylum case is adjudicated. the so-called remain in mexico policy that the biden administration scrapped earlier this year. the fifth circuit of appeals on thursday upheld an earlier court decision ordering president biden to reinstate the policy as early as today. >> it's the latest in a

correspondent bill melugin is once again along the border in la joya, texas tonight. >> a large groupes illegally into the united states. it was a coordinated effort, toward by border patrol agents who watched with freezing rain red cameras. more than 1100 were apprehended in the sector over the weekend. here in the rio grande valley in recent days, border patrol agents arrested 4 confirmed gang members after they crossed illegally, including one from ms-13. but illegal immigrant runners are able to slip through areas where border patrol manpower is running thin as we witnessed in mission early monday morning and in laredo a semi-truck was pulled over by texas state troopers with 132 illegal immigrants who were inside being smuggled. the constant attempts on the united states southern border a growing concern amongst republicans as afghanistan falls into the hands of america's enemies. >> we still have an open southern border. many of us have been down to that border. what we see is alarming. that's even more of a concern now that a terrorist organization doesn't just have a foot hold

correspondent bill melugin reports tonight from la joya, texas. >> the summer surge is ramping up here monday evening a gleeful group of migrants celebrates reaching the united states as thousands continue spilling across the border every day. and once again, fox's drone right over the bridge in mission today showing hundreds of migrants still waiting to be processed by border patrol. this as the federal government says preliminary numbers show there will be a staggering 210,000 migrant encounters in our southern border just in the month of july. that would be a new 20-year record high. cbp data shows the migrant encounter numbers have skyrocketed under president biden. they have gone up every single month since he first took office. this despite the administration's repeated attempts to down play the border crisis in recent months. >> it happens every single solitary year. >> we have dealt with this before. it is often seasonal. it is often cyclical. >> the border remains closed. >> we have extreme progress over these last few months. >> what they mean by progress is allowing people t

quince mil es decir casi tres mil cuatrocientos menores menos que el mes pasado pedro ultras estÁ en la joyaciar a decenas de ellos que arribaban en grupos uno tras otro, incluso en medio de la lluvia. >> que estoy. >> curiosamente muchos de los que presenciamos llegar eran menores no acompaÑados cuanto menor dieron aquÍ, en este grupo no cree con un mate veinte en metz y cinco a treinta algunos hermanos venÍan cuidando a otros mÁs pequeÑos los confer manito que se confirman, vienen solas, a grupo que que estamos viendo son por un menor fueron menores solo ahÍ de acuerdo a cifras dadas a conocer el mes de julio registrÓ un nÚmero rÉcord equidad de menores no acompaÑados poco mÁs de diecinueve mil superando los dieciocho mil ochocientos de marzo pasado pasÓ con los zapatitos se la perdieron cuando nos tiraron al rÍo entre los niÑos no acompaÑados de anoche conocimos a estados hermanitas de honduras, yvette de apenas cinco aÑitos venÍa descalza te cansaste dÍa no. lo difÍcil para ellas no dijeron estar sin su mamÁ que no han visto en cinco aÑos ellas se mueren por darle un abrazo. >> querÍa de

bill melugin in la joya, texas, with more on all of that. hey, bill.neil. border patrol agents in rio grande valley are completely overwhelmed. just this past weekend dhs sources told me border patrol stations in the mcallen area were surging 600% overcapacity. we have another border bus as another group of migrants come across. it is never ending day in, day out. we'll show you that. live fox drone over city of mission, 20 minutes away from us. you're looking at the bridge where there is a massive group of migrants still underneath that bridge, several hundred strong. we've been showing you guys this live shot the past few days. it has been absolutely packed under there with migrants waiting to be processed. a popular crossing area of the rio grande nearby. this sector completely overwhelmed. this weekend alone they had over 8,000 apprehensions. hook at video we shot in la joya last night. this happens across the border. the group is jubilant. show up. they wave to the cameras. one guy does a flip. they claim asylum, they have a family unit, they will

look at this area la joya, texas this morning border patrol helicopter was pinning down groups who illegally in the brush they contract down 30 of them and then apprehend them. it is a daytime thing and nighttime thing. we shot this last night and as usual at least 100 in size they had to use the pickup trucks to shuttle back-and-forth and this comes off the heels fox news reporting down the street covid a positive migrants are held in local hotels and they are releasing them by the hundreds to a catholic charity then quietly put some of the local hotels without telling city officials at those went out in public and they said what is going on is not sustainable. >> if all we do is release these people after the cross the border illegally we continue to reward them under catch and release they will continue to come. we are not making a dent what needs to be done we don't need more agents but good policy and that administrations failing to give us that. reporter: look at these photos another aspect to the border crisis is the human smuggling border patrol stopped a vehicle with four migrants b

correspondent reports from la joya, texas. >> summer surge ramping up in the rio grande valley..s. has thousands continue spilling across the border every day. once again come of fox's drone over and a lewis bridge in mission, showing hundreds of migrants waiting to be processed by border patrol. federal government says numbers will show 210,000 migrant encounters in our southern border just in the month of july. they've gone up every single month since he first took office. this despite the administration's repeated attempts to downplay the border crisis in recent months. >> it happens every single solitary year. >> is often cyclical. >> we are seeing prospects. >> and that's progress. >> dhs sources tell fox news a border patrol so overwhelmed in the rio grande valley that many agents are being pulled off the front lines to instead help processing family units. leaving few if any agent patrolling the borders and some zones. the rio grande valley of border patrol chief writing himself on twitter, "agent's primary -- shifts are concerned with processing, hospital watch, transpor

griff, you know this very well, any time you go out to la joya, texas your odds of running into groupsry high, group well over a hundred who showed up to turn themselves in. we go out every morning and find this group as well. group mostly from honduras, a couple of unaccompanied minors but, again, border patrol completely overrun by family units who just show up and turn themselves in. also take a look at this video we shot yesterday. this is that emergency tent compound that was built in mission, texas by the city of mcallen, now the purpose of this compound is to house covid positive migrants who have been released from federal custody. the city of mcallen essentially said, look, we had to build this because the federal government has just been dumping so many migrants into our city. we don't have the capacity to take it anymore. neither does the catholic charity. they have a 16% covid positivity rate. the charity can't keep quarantining them all in local hotels and mcallen's mayor said we had to try to build this to keep public safe. take a listen at what former ice director tom ho

we went to la joya, texas, another massive group of migrants.least 200 in size showed up at the ballpark to turn themselves in. only a few agents to process them and groups kept showing up over and over and over. mostly family units. something we see every day and every night here. look at the video we shot this morning. we saw bus loads of migrants being unloaded. happening every 30 minutes when we shot an hour ago border patrol dropping off a group of 50 migrants. go into the charity, get paperwork and released a short time later. the migrants released from federal custody and free to go wherever they want in the united states. we're also learning of a second hotel here in the rio grande valley where covid-positive migrants have been housed by the charity. look at the video we shot in this city yesterday. the city there says on thursday they learned that the catholic charity here had been housing covid positive migrants without ever telling the city. city very upset by that. there was just a story last week in la joya, texas, same situation. t

jonathan hunt is live in la joya, texas as they get ready for the secretary. >> good morning.ere to south texas, he was in mexico meeting with mexican officials yesterday trying to come up with further ideas about how they might stem this ever-rising tide of migrants. we've seen them in exclusive pictures we shot in la joya, texas, coming across in the hundreds at night and then yesterday during the day we saw another small group. they were hiding in the grass. those were adults, not a family unit. border patrol agents moved in, they found those migrants hiding in the grass. they took them away. apprehended to add to the expected 210,000 total apprehensions we've had in july. another side of the myriad of issues at the border from west of us at a checkpoint in california last week, cbp officers apparently found nearly three tons of meth and fentanyl powder hidden in household articles. the largest drug smuggling seizure along the southwest border. 414 packages in all. $13 million worth of drugs. bringing it back here to the border in south texas, dana, if secretary mayorkas ta

look at la joya, texas last night. a large group walking down the road. no border patrol. to mcallen and released with a plane or bus ticket. look at this morning. same situation. rain or shine middle of a storm, another large group of migrants apprehended by border patrol. something playing in day in and day out. in the last weekend we're told from sources there were more than 8,000 apprehensions just here in the rio grande valley alone. keep in mind this is one small part of the border. back out here live staggering numbers to report. the associated press is reporting that for the month of july apprehensions at our southern border are set to exceed 210,000, the highest in 20 years and another record high over last month which was 188,000. we are talking more than 20,000 increase. the numbers not slowing down at all even in the summer heat. >> bill: it's remarkable. thanks, bill melugin. no end if sight. >> dana: let's bring in art del cueto the president of the national border council. unaccompanied minors picked up at the border. another record broken, art. >> it is ove

jonathan hunt is live from la joya. >> those were stunning and no signs of anything slowing down, andwe get through august. the migrants simply keep coming. all through the day yesterday and this morning, we have seen more crossing the rio grande which is about a mile from our live position here coming up to the initial processing centers set up by border patrol. and of course, when a homeland security expected alejandro mayorkas was here this week, he spoke to some of the border patrol agents. in leaked audio obtained by fox news, he used candid language no one previously in the biden administration has done. listen here to secretary mayorkas. >> the first line of defense or we're going to-- this is unsustainable. we can't continue like this, our people in the field can't continue and our system isn't built for it. >> now, the busiest time for the migrants crossing the rye r-rio grande and entering into the united states is obviously nighttime. it's a lot cooler than the 108 degree temperatures we get here during the day. our cameraman, lorenzo garcia, was out last night as probably

just yesterday, la joya, they found two guys from sri lanka, they're coming from all over the world.u for that. griff. griff: jacqui for more on the continuing crisis at the border we'll bray in former ice director and fox news contributor, tom holman. and we heard from the report from bill, and the key word who is coming in? he said sri lanka. i want to ask you in the wake of the situation in the crisis in afghanistan and the border. do you see a tie to the vulnerabilities of who is coming into our border? >> absolutely. look, i've been saying, griff, for two years that this border, when it's vulnerable, it's just not vulnerable do illegal immigration, it's illegal to threats, public health threats because they're releasing covid cases, but i've said from day one, it's a national security issue. border patrol arrested 17 nationals from afghanistan this year. if you look at special interests, those on terror watch lists they'veline arrested five. there are 300,000 got-aways. terrorists don't want to get caught. they're part of the 300,000 who got away. and that's how the fentanyl and

we talk about what we see in la joya, texas every morning and night.ing up the road once they cross the rio grande, they walk around the incomplete border wall. walk here to this park in la joya, texas and give themselves in. pulse taken, health checks. happens every day. look at this video we shot right here this morning. part of that group we just showed you in the live shot just now. started off as a much bigger group. border patrol telling us in the area they apprehended more than 500 people overnight. a sense of how many people are streaming in here day in, day out. take a look at these wild photos in a city where border patrol apprehended five illegal immigrants wearing come mrauj and evading them. they had binoculars and knives they had stolen from a nearby ranch house. it goes to show you there is a criminal element as well. not all these family units being willing to turn themselves in. railroad criminals mixed in and people actively trying to get away from border patrol. the biden administration according to the "washington post" set to start

. >> harris: jonathan hunt live at the border in la joya, texas. >> we got that leaked audio around there in last night once again witnessing the ongoing surge of migrants coming across the rio grande river and up the pathways in this area to be processed again by u.s. border patrol. it is exhausting for the border patrol agents who are out here every night and that's why in that leaked audio you also hear secretary mayorkas saying help is on the way. listen again. >> i know very well -- [inaudible] >> you can contrast those very open comments with the more guarded comments secretary mayorkas made at his public news conference yesterday. listen here. >> the situation at the border is one of the toughest challenges we face. it is complicated, changing, and involves vulnerable people at a time of a global pandemic. >> and harris, as you look at pictures from our drone team live over the border, a drilldown on some numbers. for instance, unaccompanied minors in july more than 18,000 encounters with unaccompanied minors. you compare that to one year ago. it was just 2 1/2 thousand. the numb

something we see in la joya, texas every day and night. border agents there completely overrun.t the video we shot an hour ago. one of many buses we watched dropping off dozens, hundreds of migrants at a time. multiple buses pulling up every 10 minutes. dropped off to catholic charities, processed, shower, food and taken to the airport or taken to the bus station across the street where they are free to travel all over the united states essentially wherever they want to go. this as we're learning of a second hotel here in the rio grande valley where covid-positive migrants are placed by the charity. city officials reporting they found out on thursday. the city is not happy about that. if we can take the live image. the charity is releasing more migrants. a lot of them in the public and they will be able to walk in, get a bus ticket. some taken to the airport. every 10 minutes or so we're watching hundreds of migrants being released into the public. these folks are no longer in federal custody. they get to go wherever they want. you can see they walked past us and border patrol t

chief correspondent jonathan hunt reports tonight from la joya, texas. >> the rio grande valley is theing the day. they come at night. and almost constant flow. overall, according to customs and border protection numbers reported by the associated press, and expected to be officially released shortly, u.s. authorities stopped migrants about 210,000 times at the border in july compare to july 2020 and it's a five fold increase over the 41,000 encounters one year ago and would appear to emphatically counter the biden administration's offstated hope or belief that the numbers would drop off in the heat of summer. >> it's often seasonal and cyclical. >> the number of covid-19 cases among the migrants and the danger that poses to border agents. one source telling fox that dozens of agents in the rio grande valley have recently contracted the virus. amid fears released migrants are not being adequately tested. >> the ones that are being released into the public that are spreading throughout the united states, those individuals are not tested by the government. >> president biden meantime is

jonathan is in la joya, texas. >> the new border patrol chief tells me the drug surge is directly linkedurge because the cartels are in his words taking advantage of the chaos at the border. the customs and border protection publishing pictures overnight of some of the recent cocaine seizures and take a look at the numbers, 76 1/2,000 pounds of company tain seized in the last 10 months. a 70% increase over 2020. and that is worth more than half a billion dollars in terms of street value. meantime, dana, the migrants keep coming. our cameras out again last night in la joya, texas, talking to the migrants who all have a similar story of how and why they make this journey. listen here. >> she is fleeing honduras because her dad has several enemies. the gangs have attacked them and gone after him and have threatened to go after her family. she is here because her hometown, her area was hit by two hurricanes and they weren't warned about the hurricane coming. she lost everything. her house, automobiles, everything, all the appliances inside her house and they have not been able to recover. >>

respond did he want bill melugin reports tonight from la joya, texas. >> the fox flight team over mcallenday morning where we have learned overnight the city began constructing these emergency shelters meant to house illegal immigrants released from border patrol custody. by afternoon, migrants had already started arriving. the city says they have to build this compound to help house an overwhelming amount of migrants left stranded in mcallen after released by the federal government. the city writing in a statement they intend to, quote, demand relief from the federal government for the alarming number of immigrants being released into the city of mcallen and that as these immigrants are released the federal government does not test them for covid-19. back on monday, we were in downtown mcallen as we watched border patrol drop off bus loads of migrants every 30 minutes releasing them from their custody to a catholic charity that no longer has the capacity to take in so many people. the city of mcallen says the federal government has released over 7,000 covid positive migrants into their c

la joya 200 migrants giving themselves to border agents.hildren in that group were coughing as covid-19 cases have surged 900 percent amongst migrants in the rio grande valley in july. monday morning, our drone was right back over the bridge where that massive group was still waiting as dhs sources tell us border patrol stations have been 585% over capacity in the mcallen area and that mass releases are now underway. we witnessed some of those mass releases downtown mcallen on monday. all day long we watched border patrol buses arrive every 30 members to drop off hundreds of migrants catholic charities at the rio grande valley. the charity walked migrants across the street to mcallen central station where they are given bus toicket travel else somewhere in the united states. and fox news has now learned of a second local hotel where the charity is housing covid positive migrants. this time. city officials say they recently found out the charity has been dr. quietly at this texas inn without ever being told by the charity. the white house sa

chief correspondent jonathan hunt has more from la joya, texas. >> another day, another stream of migrantsonduras, el salvador saying as most do, that they began their journey to the u.s. because of violence and economic hardship at home. in the blazing hot midday sun, border patrol agents worked to process them as the agents do every day and night. homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas met with some border patrol agents during his visit to south texas thursday. and an audio of part of that meeting obtained by fox news the secretary appeared more candid than he has ever been publicly in his assessment of the border crisis. >> >> and the secretary acknowledged the strain on border patrol agents. >> i know very well hearing from [inaudible] and others will breaking here in this sector. and it's our responsibility to make sure that never happens again. we don't get that close again. >> the new border patrol chief raÚl ortiz tells us he is fired up and ready to go. but with the number of migrant encounters surpassing 212,000 in july he believes it's an uphill battle. especially during

afternoon in the blazing, hot sun, yet another group of migrants arriving here in la are hoya, texas -- la joyaorder patrol. it is exhausting and frustrating for those agents x. in that leaked audio, you can hear secretary mayorkas saying he feels their pain. listen here. >> i know very well -- >> r eporter: and secretary mayorkas also said something that nobody in the biden administration has ever said before. listen to this. >> reporter: and secretary mayorkas' remarks were walked back in a sense today by the white house. a white house spokesperson saying that what he was talking about was the continued need for the u.s. to implement deterrence measures. border patrol agents that we spoke to here say whatever the words actually meant, they are just that, words. they would rather see actions. jackie? jackie: jonathan hunt, thank you for that. what an interesting way to walk it back. joining me now to discuss, tom homan, former acting i.c.e. directer and a fox business contributor. you heard the audio, you heard the secretary say it's unsustainable. you know, obviously, this is an administratio

encuentran a la espera de ser procesados. >> las personas no pueden seguir cruzando en el Área rural de la joya. el presidente desafortunadamente ni nos visita, su vicepresidente, cuando lo mandÓ, lo mandÓ al lugar donde no estÁ la crisis, no a quien el valle. genero: otros residentes dicen que les tienen miedo los inmigrantes, y los costes masivos se han vuelto costumbre, como la de este residente. >> tengo armas adentro. cuando salgo, me engancho la pistola y listo. ♪ [sonido ambiente] marÍa: antes de irnos, vea usted esta imagen que da esperanza. con baldes de agua han mantenido o media una orca que se ha mantenido varada en california. usaron una orca para evitar que el animalperdiera la humedad, mientras permanecÍa en los arrecifes. la estrategia funcionÓ, y el ocÉano cubriÓ esa zona del litoral, permitiendo que la orca regresarÁ a su entorno natural, sana y salva. quÉ bonito. vamos con otro que le gustan los animales, y mucho mÁs el estado del tiempo. albert: muy buenas, marÍa. impresionante, es historia de la orca en alaska, vamos bien. tengo unas imÁgenes que no son tan bonitas, se debe

he's in the texas border town of la joya. what did the secretary say in that closed-door meeting?art, he changes his tone. it's more about tone than what he actually said. he says that he feels the pain of what the border patrol agents are going through night after night, and we have seen it night after night. take a look at the video we shot just last night, for instance, that constant stream of migrants coming up from the rio grande river and going through processing here in la joya, texas. and what the secretary said in that audio that was leaked to us was that he understands that this is unsustainable, in his words, and he appreciates everything that these border patrol agents are going through. listen here to the secretary. >> reporter: so you can contrast that tone, that more realistic tone perhaps, with what he then said when he talked publicly at a news conference at the brownsville border patrol station. listen again. >> the situation at the border is one of the toughest challenges we face. it is complicated, changing and involves vulnerable people at a time of a global p

and then you hear me talk about la joya, again, another one of the big hot spots along the border.sentially are, wherever they want to. and we got video of that happening yesterday. take a look at what we shot in downtown mcallen all day yesterday, busloads are of migrants being dropped off at the catholic charity. we watched bus after bus after bus, pretty much every 30 minutes, dropping off hundreds of migrants at that catholic charity, again, in downtown mcallen. mostly those family units, they get off the bus, they go into the charity, they get a meal, maybe a shower, and take a look at this video, this is what happens after that. the charity walks them right across the street to the mcallen central station, the bus terminal where they're given bus tickets and free to, essentially, travel across the country wherever they want to go. some of them get ntas, notice to appear in court, ohs don't. others are told to report an i.c.e. office in a city of their choosing. and we talk about the staggering numbers. take a look at this graphic, the associated press reporting the month of j

jonathan hunt to live in la joya, texas, with mark.le coming across the border, but it keeps on coming up. >> we are in the rio grande valley, which is the epicenter. one of the many migrant alleys. about a mile down is the rio grande. they come across there, and just a few moments ago, bunch of border patrol vehicles went down there. they say that there are some migrants there, that they are trying to round up from in the bushes and bring them back this way. for processing. yesterday afternoon, take a look at the video cameras caught. we saw around 70 to 80 migrants who just came along from the rio grande, and then over there. again last night, and a group of several dozen i can, still being processed by border patrol. i need to take a look at the figures, and it just shows how constant flow is viewed overall, u.s. authorities stop migrants about 210,000 times at the border in july. if you compare that to the figure a year ago, july last year was around 41,000. so that is something like a fivefold increase. also increasing the number

out late last night as hundreds, perhaps as many as 400 migrants appeared from the bushes in the la joyay came out and all those had to be processed by border patrol through the night. it was according to brian quite an extraordinary scene. mayorkas is due here on thursday. his first visit since he came here on may 7th. listen to what he said on that day. here he is. >> the challenge remains, it is not behind us. but our plan of execution is well underway and the results are compelling. >> a plan of execution that was,, he said at that point, well underway with compelling results. we now know the results. the figures show that 210,000 migrants came across with the border patrol agents in july this year. that is a five-fold increase, bill, on what happened in july 2020. if that is compelling it might be compelling in exactly the way mayorkas does not want it to be. >> bill: thank you, jonathan hunt. mission, texas. we await that visit later in the week. >> dana: a number of job openings in the u.s. are passing 10 million. more than 900,000 new positions created last month alone. close to

jonathan hunt, la joya, texas watching things on the border.han. >> good morning to you, bill. we're in the rio grande valley here which according to border patrol agents is the epicenter of this current surge. i want you to take a look down this road behind me here. a dirt road about a mile that way or so is the rio grande river where they cross and all day and all night we've seen groups coming up here. it is quiet now. yesterday look at the video. our cameras caught a group of several dozen, perhaps as many as 60 or 70 at one point. they come up this path, take a left here and down to my left is one of the border patrol processing centers and that's where they meet border patrol agents, most of them, for the first time. it goes on all day and all night. take a look at this nighttime video. we were out here last night and then there were around 30 to 40 i would say migrants being processed at that same processing center. as i say, it just keeps going. it is a pretty much constant flow and that's why take a look at these numbers. in the rio gr

this is the video in la joya, texas, a group of 200 migrants. if you want to bump back out live you see another group of migrants released by the charity. this happens constantly. they get released to the other catholic charity building and the bus station across the street. this is something taking place constantly out here. this goes to show how overwhelmed 9 border patrol is, they're doing mass releases of migrants. dropping them down in downtown mcallen, where they go is up to migrants. we've seen baltimore, philly, somewhere in louisiana. they're going all over the place. send it back to you. jackie: bill melugin thank you as always. florida governor ron desantis facing criticism making mask wearing optional in schools as florida sees highest one day total for cases since the start of the pandemic. our next guest calling out the critics for what he calls hypocrisy as covid positive migrants continue to be housed at our southern border. florida republican congressman carlos gimenez joins me now. good afternoon to you. let's start with that.

bill knows better than most live again today in la joya, texas.ook, this could have a monumental impact on the crisis down here at the border. essentially what this ruling means is when migrants show up to the united states and they claim asylum, they will no longer be able to just be released into the u.s. with a court date and wait here for their case to play out. instead they will have to go back to mexico and wait over there. this was trump's policy. he argued it ended catch and release. biden got rid of it once he took over. now the supreme court is saying nope, you have to reinstate it. take a look at this, dhs has already responded to this decision writing in part, quote, the department of homeland security respectfully disagrees with the district court's decision and regrets the supreme court decided to issue -- declined to issue a stay. dhs has appealed to the district court's oerd. as the appeal process continues dhs will comply with the order in good faith. as you look at drone video we shot here this morning of migrants being apprehend

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jonathan hunt is in the texas border town of la joya.ief of the border patrol who officially took over just yesterday tells me that it is absolutely linked to the migrant surge. he says that's because the drug cartels in mexico are, in his words, taking advantage of the chaos at the border. now, customs and border protection published a couple of photos of some of their recent cocape seizures -- cocaine seizures overnight, and take a look at the numbers that they gave us along with those pictures. so far in the fiscal year 2021 that actually began in october 2020, so ten months, they seized 76,500 pounds of cocaine. that is a 70, 7-0% increase over the same period of 2020, and it represents manager like half a -- something like half a billion dollars in street value. meantime, the migrant surge itself is continuing unabated. our cameras out again last night as the migrants came through here, and we talked to them once again about their reasons for making this journey. listen here. she's fleeing honduras because her dad has several enenem

they will take you to the nearby cities of la joya and unfortunately also, the positive rate has gone rate of the migrants, on the migrants, they make it a little difficult because you can't transport them a couple of weeks ago, we had one night and they be out but two weeks ago we had possibly five or 600. yesterday, or two days ago, we had in excess of 1,800 in one day, catholic charities can't do it anymore. we may have to be setting up tents and that's something we shouldn't be doing and we don't want to do. we're starting to have issues here in mcallen and the surround ing cities. stuart: but you've got people crossing the border, coming to your town, and did you say there's a 10% positive rate amongst those migrants? i have to believe that spreads covid into your community. >> the reason we try to get them in and out, the positive rate has been up so people get transported to a local hotel while they take care of it, but now there's too many, where we need some help now. its been difficult, and it's something we shouldn't have to be dealing with. you know what? with the stroke o

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