del alcalde de laredo justificÓ la acciÓn legal. muchos creen que somos racistas, pero no es eso. >> y es que en medio de las cÁlidas temperaturas que se registran en la frontera, los ingresos de inmigrante no se detienen. >> hay muchos peligros en este viaje, pero especialmente con este calor que estamos viendo. entre ellos un grupo de mÁs de 298 personas compuesto de familias y menores solos. las autoridades dicen que muchos necesitaron hidrataciÓn y necesitaron asistencia mÉdica. pedro rojas, univisiÓn. patricia: la historia parece repetirse con otro frustrado caso de contrabando humano por el mar en california. agentes interceptaron una embarcaciÓn cargada de inmigrantes, un helicÓptero y perros adiestrados participaron en el arresto de varios personas que iban a bordo. al proporcionadode algas marinas—— toneladas de prestados muertos aparecieron en las playas del norte de florida lo que resulta en una amenaza para lo que queda de esta temporada de verano. david pÉrez tiene mÁs de esta pesadilla marina. d ——david: mientras en es

ofrece una disculpa pÚblica a los familiares de 27 personas desaparecidas en la frontera de nuevo laredontaremos por quÉ. >> ojalÁ y dios quiera se arrepienta de todo el daÑo que hicieron. locutor: Éste es noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna con patricia . patricia: bienvenidos. vamos a comenzar con la brutal represiÓn del gobierno cubano contra aquellos que se han atrevido a desafiarlo para exigir comida, atenciÓn mÉdica y libertad. se trata del tercer dÍa consecutivo de manifestaciones que piden el fin de la dictadura. las tropas y fuerzas antimotines cubanas son apoyadas por personal civil que llevan palos para agredir y dispersar con violencia a los manifestantes. las manifestaciones de apoyo en miami. >> la represiÓn del gobierno cubano a ser por lo que reclamÓ un cambio ha quedado documentada. las pocas imÁgenes se logran llegar a las redes sociales son tan grÁficas que han escandalizado al mundo libre. en el>> pueblo acaban de matar a mi sobrino sacÁndole los dientes. le tiraron los perros, le dieron golpes. hijos de puta comunistas. >> miren cÓmo este grupo de agentes de la segu

ha nuevo laredo cuando llamo para decir que lo estaban deteniendo, desde entonces nada se sabe.del presidente andrés muel .pez obrador. >> en tamaulipas uno de loacións estados mÁs golpeados pola delincuencia, 1445 personas ha estados másn sido privadas de la libertad, la mayorÍa son hombres.golpeados p delincuencia, 1435 personas han sido privadas la llamada carretera del terroaa mayoría son hombres.r que conecta a monterrey con la frontera de estados unidos e que conecta a montra del terrors donde ocurre gran parte de los secuestros unidos es donde ocurre gran.arte de los se >> hasta ahora no se han encontrado ningun cuerpo . >> hasta aho >> ella busca a su hijo y lono ensntrado ningún cuerp ahijados que regresaban de nuevo laredo, y al igual que la mayorÍa dejaron de tener comunicacion.lla busca a su hij ahijados que regresaban de nuevo >> que los agarran a gols, que mayoría los queman vivosron de tener comunicación. >> que los agarran a golpes, que los queman vivos. >> familiares aseguran que las au.ridades >> familiares aseguran que las autoridades no han hecho han he sufic

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el menor se presentÓ ante las autoridades migratorias en laredo, texas, para iniciar su proceso legals el momento en que madre, padre e hijos se funden en un abrazo que da por terminado un ciclo de mÁs de una dÉcada en que no se veÍan. >> una emociÓn tan grande que con palabras no se puede explicar. son 12 aÑos de no ver a mi hijo y fue una emociÓn que es tan grande. viviana: ricardo nava cruise con sÓlo 12 aÑos de edad llegÓ de guerrero, mÉxico al punto fronterizo de laredo, texas con la ayuda de la organizaciÓn para iniciar su trÁmite legal para vivir en estados unidos. >> primero, me llevaron a migraciÓn y migraciÓn estuve ahÍ ocho horas y de migraciÓn me viene para un albergue y ahÍ estuve 15 dÍas. de ahÍ me dijeron que ya me iba a venir. viviana: los padres de ricardo aseguran que en principio dejaron a su hijo en cuidado de sus abuelos, de lo que la situaciÓn de violencia en guerrero los llevÓ a buscar ayuda para traer legalmente a su hijo. >> francamente tenÍa mucho miedo de poderlo traer para acÁ por lo mismo del desierto y todo eso. viviana: ahora los padres de ricardo espera

a esta carretera ya la conocen como " la vÍa del terror" es el tramo fronterizo monterrey, nuevo laredojo. >> espero tambiÉn que se haga justicia y se aclare todo esto. alejandro: y junto con otras familias que siente el dolor de estos crÍmenes, presionaron a las autoridades para que hagan algo. este jueves lograron un operativo de bÚsqueda. >> la misiÓn es disminuir la desapariciones que es lo que ha estado latente. alejandro: por aire con helicÓptero rastreo entre la espesura del bosque mientras entierra el ejÉrcito, guardia nacional y policÍa estatal brindaron la carretera. >> me han robado camioneta, mi dinero. alejandro: lo que la gente se pregunta es por quÉ las autoridades permitieron que las desapariciones se cuenten con docenas para reaccionar. la diligencia se concentraron en el kilÓmetro 26. el punto mÁs peligroso, segÚn las denuncias. hace una semana se conociÓ el robo de la camioneta de una familia que tras el asalto quedaron expuestos sobre esta vÍa. >> ¿se encuentran bien ? gracias a dios. alejandro: el operativo sÓlo es de presencia y no se revisa ningÚn vehÍculo, pero a

we had 20 in laredo. all of this is happening in real-time. all while the administration talked about unwinding title 42 and not worrying about what's happening at our southern border while telling us and preaching to us about vaccine passports. oh, no, you better go mask up again. fentanyl. right down here. fentanyl. 2021 remember us is 2020 fentanyl numbers -- versus 2020 fentanyl numbers. here's 1,000 pounds of fentanyl in a month. 1,000 pounds of fentanyl in a month. that's enough to kill millions of people. but that's happening right now. but nobody seems to care on the other side of the aisle. oh, don't worry, the just fentanyl. -- it's just fentanyl. no problem to see here. but say that to my constituent who died with valium laced with fentanyl recently. and this is happening across the country. we're now at 92,000 or so opioid deaths in this country. i'll come back to that in a minute because i want to yield to my friend from california, but that's what we're facing. and with that, i would yield three minutes to the gentleman from cali

cancelacion de dos contratos adjudicados por trump para la construccion de la valla en la zona de laredo, tejas.trump pretendia gastar unos 15.000 millones de dolares en la obra, y a fines de 2018 transfirio a su proyecto mas de 10.000 millones de dolares que el congreso habia aprobado para gastos militares. tras la suspension de la busqueda de cuerpos, victimas del derrumbe de un edificio de apartamentos en "surfside", florida, surgen discrepancias sobre que hacer en el terreno del inmueble.algunos proponen convertirlo en una especie de monumento en memoria de los fallecidos....pero otros no estan de acuerdo. andrea leon nos habla sobre el dilema que enfrenta a esta comunidad del sur de la florida ... el ingeniero encargado tambien indico que las fuertes lluvias de esta epoca podrian aumentar sustancialmente los riesgos en el terreno. y el instituto nacional de estandares y tecnologia, por su parte, continua monitoreando la seguridad del sitio. aunque estamos en pleno siglo 21, aun en ciertas regiones de mexico es tradicion que los padres vendan a sus hijas menores de edad a hombres may

courthouse in laredo, and we look forward to presenting our case fairly soon.ent biden's prerogative to stop construction of a border wall that former president trump started and repeal and rela place what president biden believes are better ideas, solutions or policies? >> well, the constitution is very clear that under article ii powers for the president, he or she has certainly their opinion as it relates to their budgets under their time. however, congress was very clear that they appropriated $5 billion over four years during the trump days that have largely been up spent. about $1.3 billion still remains in corp. of engineers' bank accounts and several of that would have protected grands in the rio grande valley and laredo. just yesterday department of homeland security announced they are canceling two contracts that would have secured an additional 31 miles of wall. they are illegally divert ising money away from what was d curks ly appropriated by congress during the trump years. arthel: yeah, and i don't want to side track too much about former preside

>> i have a special place in my heart for laredo i started my career and met my wife there, they needd and the activity that occurs that is not occurring because of covid so another being burdened by the releases inside the border, i hope they prevail they need resources to come combat the problem and they are not doing anything as it related to traffic. elizabeth: thank you for your service to our country, it's good to see you i am elizabeth macdonald you been watching "the evening edit" on fox business. that doesn't for us, thank you for watching we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ ♪. larry: hello everyone and welcome to "kudlow", i am larry kudlow. with all respect to president biden and again, as always i repeat, my criticisms are never personal, always based on policy, his statement yesterday and we increase affordable childcare, elder care, paid leave and cradle the subsidies proposing in the $4 trillion spending plan, i quote, these w

se dirigÍa en laredo, texas, desde hidalgo.Ó el fbi, se informÓ que estÁn trabajando con autoridades mexicanas para dar con el paradero de estas personas. [no audio] vamos con esta informaciÓn. ♪ eduardo: son al menos 72 las personas desaparecidas en los caminos de 136 millas que conectan a monterrey, nuevo laredo. los casos han sido documentados por un colectivo de familias de desaparecidos. >> los carros o camionetas no aparecen, pagan telÉfonos es como si se los hubiera tragado la tierra. eduardo: es la secuencia organizada que controla este importante vÍa del norte del paÍs. el problema es tan serio que incluso el gobernador de nuevo leÓn autor por pedir a ciudadanos que no transiten por aquÍ. >> sugerir a la poblaciÓn de nuevo leÓn que eviten, si no es urgente que tengan una vuelta, y que se esperen a que te estÉ todo tranquilo a . eduardo: a pesar de la informaciÓn y robos que ocurre, es imposible tanto mexicanos y extranjeros utilizar esa carretera. >> no vamos, sin por ciento de la confianza de saber que estamos seguros

la patrulla fronteriza se comprometió a detener el envío de camiones con migrantes a la ciudad de laredospitales y esto tanto migrantes como residentes tienen preferencia porque viven aquí >>> mientras tanto activistas se mostraron en total desacuerdo con la declaración de desastre >>> que no impone remedios inhumanos y que no funcionan para nada y hacer esto más cruel de que ya es >>> el alcalde insistió en que el gobierno federal en el único responsable de contrarrestar el flujo de migrantes en estos tiempos de pandemia por eso continúa apoyando título 42 que permite expulsar de manera expedita los migrantes por riesgo a la salud pública >>> y el día de hoy la administración joe biden impuso sanciones económicas contra militares cubanos responsables la aguda represión contra los manifestantes dentro de la isla a través del departamento del tesoro se congeló cualquier bien o propiedad que pudiera tener en estado unidos el ministro de defensa cubano así como la brigada especial del ministerio del interior >>> esa medida al presidente con todo respeto no sirve de nada porque no van a hace

. >> un operativo de fuerzas especiales de la marina llegÓ a nuevo laredo y en ese lapso de tiempo hicieronor el paÍs. rafael: lo que ella no esperaba era el trato que recibÍa por parte de las autoridades en estados unidos, ella cuenta que el 27 de mayo empezÓ a mostrar un grave sangramiento vaginal. >> yo pedÍ que me llevaran al hospital de emergencia. rafael: horas despuÉs ella creÍa que la estaba llevando al doctor, gran verdad: —— cuando en verdad: >> me llevaron a una celda de aislamiento. rafael: al cuarto dÍa la llevaron donde un mÉdico donde ella dice que no la evaluaron, sino que sencillamente dijeron que era la menstruaciÓn, pero ella le dijo que conocÍa su cuerpo y que lo que estaba experimentando era diferente. >> he sembrado realmente era mucho para hacer una menstruaciÓ

cancelaciÓn de los contratos adjudicados por donald trump para la construcciÓn de la valla en la zona de laredoilitares. surgen discrepancias sobre quÉ hacer en el terreno del inmueble. algunos proponen convertirlo en una especie de documento. nos hablan sobre este dilema que enfrenta esta comunidad del sur de la florida. >> un ingeniero contratado para identificar las causas del derrumbe en el edificio de florida advirtiÓ que el terreno aÚn no es seguro. esto mientras se conoce que unos sobrevivientes han solicitado la construcciÓn de un nuevo edificio de apartamentos en el mismo lugar de la tragedia. esta residente dice que habÍa logrado pagar su propiedad y se sentÍa tranquila de que su hijo tenga un lugar donde vivir. familiares de algunos fallecidos han solicitado que en este terreno se construye un monumento en honor a las vÍctimas. >> hay miles de lugares donde puede vivir la gente y construir otro edificio. todavÍa hay gente que no han identificado. lo mÁs doloroso es escuchar eso. >> ellos aseguran que este sitio es sagrado y ahora se suma a la conclusiÓn a la que llegÓ el ingeniero es

en reynosa, matamoros y nuevo laredo, las filas eran kilomÉtricas y habÍa que esperar hasta cuatro horasimo sÁbado. iba dirigido a jÓvenes de 18—30 aÑos quienes desde muy temprano salieron a recibir su vacuna. >> llegamos como a las 2:00. >> nervios. reportera: se ha concluido la vacunaciÓn en 35 de los 45 municipios fronterizos con mÁs de 2 millones de personas vacunadas. el gobierno mexicano le apuesta a la reapertura total de la frontera con estados unidos. >> de manera que podamos cubrir al 100% la vacunaciÓn y puedan entonces empezar con mÁs esperanza para abrir la frontera. reportera: durante los prÓximos cinco dÍas se vacunarÁn tambiÉn al personal de las maquiladoras y a los rezagados que por algÚn motivo no hayan recibido la vacuna en la zona fronteriza. patricia: las ovejas descarriadas de la iglesia empiezan a rendir cuentas por sus pecados y avaricia. un tribunal del vaticano iniciÓ un juicio a 10 implicados en fraude y malversaciÓn, incluyendo al cardenal quien fuera el jefe de gabinete del papa... se le vincula con un acuerdo inmobiliario de $400,000,000 en londres. reporter

we went to another county, county judges, commissioners, cities, mayors, sheriffs and you heard -- laredo, you heard the mayor is very passionate, and other folks. i want people to hear from the local communities. look, i emphasize these are mainly south texas, hispanic, democratic elected officials saying we need a pause and we need some help down here at the border. we are very compassionate and understand most of us come from families from mexico. my father was a legal born in mexican and became a legal resident, became a naturalized citizen and found procedure. what they see there is an underground tension in many ways in the hispanic community saying hold it, we followed this procedure. we followed these steps and we're seeing people just come in. i think you heard from folks that were saying also hey, we're concerned about this overcapacity. what is the endgame here? you have heard about how they are going to part -- when families want to go out there? you saw what happened in la joya, texas, they released people, a local ngo and not telling the folks in the city what was happening

indocumentados hacia estados unidos.la patrulla fronteriza n agente de la patrulla fronteriza del sector de laredolmente en suspension indefinida".nos conectamos con isaias alvarado, con mas de esta investigacion.... q1.?como les ayudaba a los coyotes este agente tarde a este traficante de personas, Él lo delatÓ y compartiÓ las comunicaciones que tenÍa con este oficialpor la aplicaciÓn de whatsapp, despuÉs revisaron las cÁmaras de seguridad y encontraron evidencia del momento en el que este oficial saludaba al traficante de personas. borja: sabemos tambiÉn que hay otro agente mazo de la patrulla fronteriza que ha sido acusado de estar en la nÓmina de un grupo de traficantes de droga, ¿quÉ se sabe de esta noticia? >isaÍas: cobraba $1000 por ayudar y asesorar a un grupo de traficantes que operaban en texas, Él servÍa como vigÍa y les decÍa cual era al mejor carril para cruzar a travÉs de este punto de control en texas, tambiÉn la acusaciÓn dice que Él les dijo cÓmo esconder droga y quÉ hacer para desviar la atenciÓn del perro antinarcÓticos por este punto de control. borja: gracias por tu reporte si

mÉxico que ofreciÓ una disculpa pÚblica a los familiares de 27 desaparecidos en la frontera de nuevo laredoda. hay miles de casos que estÁn esperando por una respuesta y de esta y muchas mÁs informaciones estaremos hablando hoy en la ediciÓn nocturna. jorge: hablemos de fÚtbol. diego armando maradona es considerado uno de los mejores jugadores de fÚtbol del siglo xx. ilia: tambiÉn muy recordado por aquella mano de dios. algunos le atribuyen milagros. jorge: otros le rinden homenaje eterno en su propia iglesia en mÉxico. jessica: en este pequeÑo local, en el estado mexicano, hay una sucursal de adoraciÓn por el que muchos consideran el mejor jugador de fÚtbol que ha tenido este planeta. >> el 25 de noviembre es el cumpleaÑos de mi hija y es el dÍa que muere maradona. el dÍa 26, tenÍa en esta Área un restaurante armado. lo empecÉ a desarmar, le armo la iglesia y que sea lo que maradona quiera. jessica: es el creador de este lugar que venera la vida de " el pelusa ". >> en argentina lo conocÍ y lo saludÉ como simple fan. jessica: esta es apenas la segunda iglesia fundada en honor al futbolista

cubrir de cal para no ser detectados por los perros policías y viajar escondidos en los vehículos, en laredol senado después de una década en búsqueda de ciudadanía para los inmigrantes indocumentados, expresa apoyo a la ley que moderniza la ley agrícola, también en el senado el conocido de regalar 350 mil libras de espárragos de su finca porque no tenía cómo cosecharlos, dijo hay que regularizarlos. >>> tantas personas han venido para mejorar sus vidas y han mejorado al país mejorando su situación económica y nosotros tenemos el deber como país y empleados, como humanos, de ayudar a las personas de arreglar el papeleo y tener estabilidad viviendo en el país. >>> y el proyecto de ley fue aprobado por la cámara de representantes, la opinión de republicanos es que solo va a empeorar la situación en la frontera y desde el gobierno insisten que los trabajadores agrícolas son vitales para el futuro económico del país y también en la capital de la nación la vicepresidente kamala harris se reune con un grupo de dreamers, el encuentro después de un fallo de un juez federal de suspender el programa d

internacional de san josÉ, es que se asociaron con la biblioteca, y usan dispositivo puede acceder a laredoia de poder interactuar con los animales en el zoolÓgico estarÁ disponible recuerde en el happy, en san josÉ conforme las restricciones pues van en varios lugar. >>> estÁn pero iendo que puedan permitir, hay de todo tipo de animal, menos jirafas. >>> y bueno, vamos con el nuevo menÚ y nuevos corsa que estÁn tendiendo ahÍ, pero estamos de estreno por si lo notÓ estamos estrenando un gra fics en el noticiero cajas y todo. >>> que bueno, que bien la letra mÁs clara todo mÁs claro verdad. >>> super emos quesea de su agrado, que pase muy buena tarde, nos vemos. >>> >> (gritos). >> siguen las protestas en cuba. cientos de personas se manifiestan en contra de la crisis de la covid-19 y piden libertad. hay decenas de detenidos. sus familias denuncian que no saben dónde están sufrieron agresiones. buenas tardes, el presidente joe biden apoya a los manifestantes quexigen libertad, cuba acusa a washington de su política de asfixia. es esta principal notia.

friday, border patrol in laredo reported that one of their agents had a rock then at his head. he was struck in his forehead by the rock. the men trying to cross swam back across the rio grande and into mexico. the heat is slowing it down and there are no breaks because it's the. the4th of july. border agents are warning drug smugglers are taking advantage of the crisis to bring deadly narcotics across the southern border. two days ago agents found fentanyl inside fire evenings extinguishers. in march agents said they found fentanyl start inside breakfast burritos. fentanyl seizures surpassed the numbers for all of 2020. here is congressman michael mccaul on "fox news sunday"." >> the traffickers are vicious. they separate them from their families. they bring them over, dump them across the river. create a diversion. then the drugs come in at another sector. the drugs are killing americans. jon: matt rosendale, americans are a big-hearted people. a lot of people want to do right by these migrants. they are fleeing poverty and terrible conditions in their home countries. but the

todd: gop congressman blasting the biden administration's decision to cancel the laredo sector border joins us to discuss. thank you for being here. republicans in general want the wall. what specifically did you and your fellow republicans right in this letter? >> the argument goes back to the fact, is biden making the country more secure? the answer is no. multiple border patrol agents continue to advocate for all available resources including the wall to keep us safe. they are fai to do that on a consistent basis. heather: numbers i'm about to read shocked me. this is money spent to terminate border wall construction, one.8, $22 billion so far. $3 million daily. why is it so expensive not to build? >> they have contracts with people whose livelihoods depend on this. to terminate that there's a cost. what they are not telling us is the cost to the community, the safety, the drugs being brought in, the cartels using children to get every available bit of crime back into this country and it is heartbreaking at the border. todd: the biden dhs removing migrants while certain families as

you represent the border area of laredo in texas. we always appreciate your time. many calls this morning about the surge of immigrants coming to the southern border with covid. what can you tell us about that? guest: we are seeing record numbers coming to the border. in the lower rio grande, the southern part of my area, we saw just last week over 20,000 individuals that came in. the border patrol are at capacity, there are just so many people coming in at the same time. the ngo's are overcapacity. the catholic charities and other groups have too many people. and, certainly, there are people who have tested positive and there has to be a better way in how we look at this situation. i've been asking the administration, but with all due respect, they have to prioritize the border communities because they are facing the brunt of what is happening, and the men and women who work at the border. host: would you agree that covid cases among migrants surged 900% in the rio valley? guest: i do not know if it is 900%, but i can tell you that there are larger percentages of

he admitted to being a paid coyote who smuggled migrants into the united states and in the laredo area today texas troopers pulled over a semitruck with 105 illegal immigrants crammed inside were being smuggled, the driver was arrested for human smuggling. back to you. laura: is our border completely breaks down the biden administration has set its sights elsewhere. so-called american infrastructure but not by addressing the real issues of roads and bridges but by pouring billions into political pet projects that can fundamentally change the face of this country. majority leader chuck schumer decided to move toward a final vote on the bill despite the fact that it hasn't even been written yet. senator lindsey graham, the media calling this effort, quote, bipartisan. house this bipartisan and why would single republican even if you are retiring grant them souvenir of legitimacy here? >> we are not going to proceed to a bill that is not written because that makes no sense of president biden wants to do infrastructure, roads, bridges and ports around $1 trillion, plenty republicans work w

pedro: autoridades de laredo, texas, emiten orden de desastre, prohÍbe que se traslada de inmigrantes en illinois, sin importar su estatus migratorio. el estado acaba de aprobar una extensiÓn de la cobertura mÉdica, beneficiando a quienes tengan entre 55 y 64 aÑos, incluyendo a migrantes indocumentados. la medida entrarÍa en vigor a partir del prÓximo aÑo, en un momento de difÍciles decisiones para quienes sufren el impacto de la pandemia, como explica esta futura beneficiaria. >> a veces me veo en cÓmo pago renta o pago mis medicinas y tratamiento. >> hay un beneficio grandÍsimo para nosotros que no tenemos documentos, para las enfermedades crÓnicas que existen mucho a esta edad, el saber que no vamos a tener que preocuparnos por nuestra enfermedad, eso es grandioso. satcha: en 2020 illinois se convirtiÓ en el primer estado del paÍs en aprobar una cobertura de salud para personas de bajos ingresos mayores de 65 aÑos, aunque no tengan papeles. seguimos ahora con mÁs aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica". ♪ ♪ raÚl: pÓngale bastante, que... esta receta la voy a preparar maÑana mientras vemos "pre

and in laredo area today texas troopers pulled over a semi truck with 105 illegal immigrants packed insideeing smuggled. the driver was arrested for human smuggling. laura, we'll send it back to you >> laura: unbelievable story. now, while our border completely breaks down, the biden administration has set its sights elsewhere. so called american infrastructure, but not by addressing the very real issue of roads and bridges, but rather by pouring billions into political pet prong that he can could fundamentally change the face of this country. now, earlier tonight, majority leader chuck schumer decide asked to move toward a final vote on the bill despite the fact that it hasn't even been written yet. here now senator lindsey graham. senator the media still calling this effort, quote, bipartisan. how is this bipartisan and why would a single republican, even if you're retiring, grant them the veneer of legitimacy here? >> right. we're not going to file -- we're not going to proceed to a bill that's not written because that makes no sense. so if joe biden really wants to do infrastructure, r

any illegals apprehended are now being released after testing by the city of laredo, free to walk wherever to go at their own expense because ngos are now officially at capacity. this is a crisis. that border wall is so critical as a force multiplier to help our border patrol agents who have been demoralized. they have had their hands tied behind their back. they need this. this is just another example of the biden administration breaking its contracts that it has with these contractors, really going against their oath of office to uphold all of the laws of the land. they have a political agenda and they're executing it at the expense of americans. jackie: in the last minute that i have with you i just want to talk about two other issues and get your response. first we look at the drug seizures, the amount of drugs coming across the border. look at this, in thousands of pounds we're talking about when it comes to cocaine, for example, 62,324 pounds of cocaine. that was in 2021 year-to-date so far. fentanyl, more than 6,000 pounds. heroin more than 3,000 pounds. i add another to this, as we

elizabeth: got it what your reaction to the border city of laredo texas, they're suing the orbiden administrationovid-19 and what they're doing, mr. president, you are risking killing americans, you are releasing illegal immigrants into laredoeg texas daily that is undermining public health and criminality is exploding across texas and the border towns, is this the way to go? >> i have a special place in my heart for the radio i started my career there navy resources, right now they are suffering because the borders are closed the activity that occurs there is not occurring because of covid so there being burdened be the releases inside of the border, i hope they prevail they need resources to combat the problem because the federal government related to traffic. elizabeth: thank you for your service to our country, good to see you. i am elizabeth macdonald you been watching "the evening edit" that does it for us, thank you for watching we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. larry: hello everyone and welcome to "kudlow", i am larry kudlow. with all respect to pr

in laredo, two days ago border patrol agents reporting that one of the agents was hit in the head by who tried to cross illegally, then got back into the rio grande, started swimming back over. one of them through a rock and hit -- threw a rock and hit an agent in the forehead. he was injured. tough work the agents are doing out here. they don't get a break on the 4th of july holiday. send it back to you. alicia: bill, thank you. griff: the nypd fanning outs across the city for the july 4th fireworks. stepping up patrols after the recent surge in violence and shootings, with pandemic restrictions loosening, big crowds are expected to watch the spectacular lighting of the sky across the east river. alex hogan is live in new york city with a preview. hi, alex. >> reporter: hi, griff. happy 4th of july. the fireworks went on last summer without an audience. today, macy's says the 45th fireworks show will be the largest in the nation. it takes a year to plan for this event. it will take place tonight around 9:20. the show pays tribute to americans' bravery and optimism. organizers will s

per day, maybe 200 the day and they will be held on the state prison north of the border city in laredoive state and with a fellow government doesn't do its job but refuses to do its job and encourages the opposite texas will step up and we will fight ourselves and try to protect the citizens and the citizens of the entire country. elizabeth: there is also this going on that the white house is criticizing states that have covid-19 cases on the rise, one in five cases came from florida alone, this is a national health issue, the biden administration, critics say, border patrol authorities say this they opened up the border, millions expected to pour in this year that means covid invariants are being exported two states, it's coming across the border and been sent out to states, illegals are taking buses, planes, the covid-19 cases are on the rise in florida and hitting texas the estimate said 70% of those detained had sars, this is an issue at the national health issue for the country, right? >> this is amazing the biden demonstration constantly talking about was states are not doing the

and near laredo on monday, texas troopers found 105 migrants crammed inside of a semi-truck after theyted for human smuggling. and, bret, just arrest month, v.p. kamala harris declared that there was, quote, extreme progress being made down here at the southern border but i can tell you that's just not reflected by what's happening on the ground here and not reflected by cbp's own numbers. just last month june apprehensions rose yet gotten a staggering 189,000 apprehensions. that's a brand new 20 year high. another record high over may. and through june of this year, we are well over 900,000 apprehensions so far. we are potentially on track to hit 2 million by the end of 2021. keep in mind, those are only the apprehensions we know about. does not include the got-aways. send it back to you. >> bret: amazing. bill melugin along the border. bill, thank you. former president trump put out a statement this weekend insisting voter fraud and irregularities cost him arizona's electoral college votes. he pointed to the reporting on this show on friday. points to a third party audit presented to

>> not that i can think of, senator. >> when i visited the southern border this past march, the laredo field office of the cbp told us fentanyl seizures were up 2,067%. cocaine seizures were up 187% over the previous month. mr. garcia, do you agree that current situation at the border makes it easier for mexican drug cartels to smuggle illegal drugs like cocaine into the country? >> we believe that the current situation at the border and how it is tied up, our partners in the border patrol primarily, has opened the door for those cartels to increase their smuggling of the various type drugs. >> and can you please describe for this committee the human consequences, the very real human consequences and harms, that come from dramatically increased illegal drug traffic that is coming across our southern border right now? >> the illegal drug trafficking trade, senator, is the fact that it doesn't affect only those citizens here in this country. it affects the citizens from the source countries to begin with, the countries that they traverse, at the border it affects those people involved in

talked with congressman henry cuellar, a democrat from texas, who represents a border community in laredo, texas, we talked for 30 minutes about the surge in immigrants coming across where he lives. the cases of covid that they're seeing down there. and his call on the administration to do more for the homeland security officials on the frontlines and the border communities to protect them from covid-19. we're going to talk again this morning about immigration on the southern border. we'll take up the -- all of the issues around that and your questions and your congressmens as well. linda, fort worth, texas, democratic caller. hi, linda. caller: hello. i was just wondering, why don't you just have the working people call. in most of us that called in this morning are old people or we can stay at home. we don't have to work. i'm wondering why don't you have it to where just the working people call in one day. thank you. host: linda, we've done segments like that, it's hard because they're working. they're already working or they're -- if they're on the west coast they're sleeping. we try t

my hometown of laredo, they filed a lawsuit against the federal government saying, we don't want anymoreecause cases have shot up and hospitals are getting full. we don't have the personnel to work at the hospitals because a lot of them have been sick. so this is what we are facing. they don't have to listen to me, but they need to listen to the border communities, to the border communities and they certainly need to listen to the men and women. they don't just want a pat in the back, they need some real help now. brian: and we are in a pandemic and they told us the migrants were going to stop because it's so hot and they are still coming. congressman cuellar, you care about the american people more than party and it's so rare today. i hope people start listening to you. thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you. brian: you got it. meanwhile let's check in senior meteorologist janice dean for the fox weather forecast. janice: beautiful day in new york city. showers and thunderstorms that move through overnight. cooling off those temperatures, we are going to see the heat rise over the

>> i will quote the layer of laredo, who is a democrat. next six months, we are going to lose control of the crime situation, hospitals are going to be shut down, our communities are -- we are losing control." the people on the border are begging for more help and to shut down the flow. if we don't change our policy soon, we are going to have 2 million people coming across the border. if you get amnesty in the infrastructure bill that legalizes the population, and will be pouring jet fuel on the fire. people will be coming here by the multiple millions of thinking the store is now open. changed policies while you still can. >> sandra: let us know when you get a response from the white house. i appreciate you coming on with us. the one weather alert for you >> eric: weather alert for you. that is the wreckage after twisters a tour the region. other confirmed tornadoes also touched down in jersey. they destroyed homes and businesses and flipped over cars and pulled trees out of the ground. thankfully no deaths were reported, but at least fiv

. >> in the valley there were 70 agents that have tested positive in the laredo area another 15.ot only the agents but also their families when they go home. so we have to prioritize our men and women of homeland and we have to prioritize the border communities. >> dana: local sergeant there said they didn't know and weren't told it was happening in their communities, tom. >> well, representative cuellar is a patriot. he put politics aside and telling the american people the truth. he is right. thank god for asking this question. i appreciate it. over 20cba agents have died from covid in the line the duty deaths. it is not just covid. it is tb. they take chicken pox and they're in a tough spot. as far as the previous from senator graham i can answer some of the questions. the dhs gave the number 55,000 released, ordered to report to ice. actually 166,000 aliens have been released in the united states. it is actually over 63,000 that have released and said we'll leave it up to you to report to ice. very few of them are reporting to ice. out of the 102,000 released with notice to a

take a look at these wild photos out of laredo, this is a mental moving truck that was stopped at a checkpointay machine where they can see through it. five people were crammed inside and hidden inside of that rental truck. they were being smuggled by a human smuggler, trying to get into the country. five of them were later apprehended. what you doing right now is taking a live look at our fox drone down in la joya, texas, down in the rio grande valley where fox broke a major story late yesterday. griff jenkins reporting that we can confirm down in the rio grande valley there has been a 900% increase in the amount of migrants testing positive for covid within the first two weeks of july. the border patrol sector chief reporting down there more than 40 of his agents have tested positive for covid, five of them currently hospitalized. we will send it back to you. >> julie: bill melugin, thank you very much. bill? >> bill: thank you, julie. are we heading to a return of widespread lockdowns? the delta variant is highly contagious but hospital rates are still low, that's very good news. what you n

look at this, this is out of laredo, a rental truck was stopped while it was traveling on highway 35, border patrol ha those x-ray machines. like what they found inside, five illegal immigrants were being smuggled inside of the rental truck. you can see them in the attic o the truck, they were all taken into custody. you look at our drone down in the rio grande valley or fox reporting a major story, surgin covid infections with migrants down in the rio grande valley. up 900 percent in the first two weeks of july and just about an hour ago, dhs announcing they are going to extend nonessentia travel restrictions at all port of entry with mexico and canada through august 21st, they say they're doing that for covert precautions because of the delt variant, so essentially what though do is they will continue banning legal crossings at our ports of entry, but you can see that illegal crossings are happening behind is here daily with folks just being walked into the united states. we will send it back to you. >> this is not slowing down. >> what's interesting is that they are extending the b

knows how bad it is in laredo. knows how bad it is in del rio an mcallen. i have a text from a sheriff in a small texas down saying we are purchasing an emergency declaration tonight at city council that no illegal immigrants can be released here perfect the c.d.c. guidelines on countries on their list without a negative covid test. we have a health authority to right -- write orders. we have a crisis at our border and we are playing ftse with mask mandates in the people's house. it's absolutely absurd what this body is doing, the people's house. it's an embarrassment. a mockery. the american people are fed up. they want to go back to life. they want to go back to bills. they want to go back to school without their children being forced to wear masks. to have mental health issues. we are running around here, the speaker comes down here at 10:00 in the morning saying we have to mare masks in the people's house? we have thousands of people pouring across our border and democrats don't do anything about it heavily infected with covid. we have "the new york tim

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