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this is out of laredo where we are right now. this is a very popular human smuggling area.t you are looking at are 12 illegal immigrants who are caught in a human smuggling operation here. the smuggler actually tried to bring them into a local public park here in the laredo area. they were caught by border patrol here, but again, this is also a popular drug trafficking area, human smuggling as well, people doing whatever they can once they cross the border to try to get further into the interior of the united states. earlier today, former i.c.e. director tom homan was on fox news. he blasted the administration for their policies. take a listen. >> the root cause is the oval office. the promises he made, the executive orders he signed, get rid of all the programs that worked in the trump administration, that's the cause. the president of guatemala has said that. the president of honduras has said. even the president of mexico has said the biden policies are causing the surge. >> again, jon, the big question right now, a lot of people are going to be wondering is when and whe

despuÉs visitarÁ laredo y terminarÁ la semana en ciudad de san antonio, hablando con lÍderes de gobiernostar vacunados para promover turismo y la economÍa entre mÉxico y estados unidos. >>> que no se deberÍa de... porque la realidad es las fronteras siguen bajo sistema. >>> organizaciones a favor de inmigrantes en orlando, florida denuncian retraso en renovaciÓn y entrega de permisos de trabajo, estos activistas dicen que han activado mÁs de mil casos de venezolanos a quien se les venciÓ el permiso de trabajo. >>> pedimos una prÓrroga por lo menos de un aÑo. por parte de servicio de inmigraciÓn, en el tema de renovaciÓn de permisos de trabajo. >>> estas personas aprovecharon para entregar solicitud a senadores estatales. y la crisis clima no da tregua hasta peces se han visto afectado les cuento por quÉ al regreso. ( comerciales ). y tambiÉn coro sand con guy ecker y bar guara bÁrbara de regil. en san francisco al intentar a defender una mujer que era atacada fue apuÑalado. >>> y vamos a hablar de este bello lugar, pero peligroso le decimos donde, al >>> familias de las vÍctimas de derru

. >> el departamento de seguridad nacional invalidó contratso en laredo texas . >> esto se da en el valledel migraciones de la gente, era una política vacía, destructivbo . >> en un comunicado el departamento de seguridad nacional declaró ante la oficina de aduanas protección fronteriza de estados unidos, tiene la intención de cancelar los contratos de barrera,en este sector fue cancelada la construcción del muro en estas 60 millas, qué pasaría con las demandas . >> están revisando los contratos y el valle, no tendrán esa necesidad . >> esperam,os que se den en el departamento de justicia, todo depende en donde estaban en el proceso legal, después podemos hablar del tercer paso que tomaremos . >> a menos que el congreso de estados unidos cancele los fondos del proyecto, estos serán usados para medidas más inteligentes, regreso con ustedes noticias telemundo . >> tras la pausa, maestros padres de familia y alumnos, protestan en el cierre de escuelas, le contaremos . >> además, aseguradoras de autos pueden ser demandadas . >> y de seguro se levantó con frío, temperaturas mínimas en los 40 tene

record surge of illegals apprehended at the board of the dhs terminated the border wall contract in laredorande valley, former president trump started the construction of the border wall and data rally he named the border crisis as one of many. >> after nine months under biden, violent criminals and bloodthirsty gangs are taking over our streets, illegal aliens and deadly drug cartels are taking over our borders, inflation is taking over our economy, china is taking over our jobs, the taliban has taken over afghanistan. lunatic leftist are taking over our schools and radical socialist are taking over our country. as disastrous as abided administration has been, no one can blame the great state of iowa because boy, we did really good here. aishah: that was a pretty good rundown and for a president for us right now who campaigned on being a unifier, it seems as if he's dedicated to two things, incompetence and also absolutely dismantling every single thing that the prior president put in place, including of course all of the border wall contracts. it seems he is ignoring any prior program or

those contracts and board border wall in the laredo sector in the rio grande valley where border virtual agents have already been overwhelmed, this as an estimated 60000 mostly haitian migrants are making their way through south america and mexico and expected to arrive at the southern border in the next few weeks. marsha blackburn visited the border and will join us to react all of this in a few moments but we begin with bill melugin live on the border and locally in texas, what is the latest. >> the border agent that we talk to on the ground are incredibly frustrated, not only is a boardwalk contracts being canceled but the administration has not changed strategy in the last seven months so the migrants keep coming in who benefits the most the human smugglers, take a look at this video last night, the texas state troopers as they scan the highways for human smugglers, they are all over the place, if we look at the video of people being arrested, what these troopers do they look for load vehicles that the vehicles that they see driving on the road and have their frames really low sugges

including lance corporal david lee espinoza of laredo, texas, sergeant nicole gee of california, staff sergeant taylor hoover of salt lake city, utah, staff sergeant ryan knauss of tennessee, corporal hunter lopez of indigo, california, lance corporal rylee mccollum of wyoming, corporal dylan merola of rancho kuch amonga, california, lance corporal kareem nikoui of california, corporal daegan william-tyeler page of omaha, nebraska, sergeant johanny rosario pichardo of lawrence, massachusetts, corporal humberto sanchez of long port, indiana, lance corporal david espinoza -- excuse me jared schmitz of wentzville, missouri, navy corpsman maxton soviak of berlin heights, ohio. i could not be more grateful to their service to our nation. while we as a nation grieve for the service members we lost, we often forget about the families who have lost even more. to be a gold star family is an honor no one wishes for. we owe our sincerest gratitude to the families who eagerly awaited these 13 service members' return. we can never thank them in a way that will make up for their loss. awarding the c

las citas que tendrÁn lugar en brownsville y laredo, texas.usca acatar el dictamen de la corte suprema que en agosto ratificÓ la orden para restaurar la polÍtica migratoria. agregÓ "el departamento de seguridad nacional toma los pasos necesarios para cumplir con la orden judicial que nos exige restablecer el programa. pese a que apelamos a la decisiÓn, estamos adjudicando contratos para reconstruir instalaciones temporales para audiencias migratorias cerca de la frontera suroeste" artistas mexicanos critican la polÍtica del gobierno estadounidense. >>esto es contrario a esta polÍtica monetaria que mÉxico tiene que estÁ postulada en la declaraciÓn de derechos humanos. reportero: tan pronto se reactive el programa las cartas estarÁn operando de lunes a viernes durante todo el dÍa. el abogado que representÓ varios casos de este tipo, dice que le parece alentador algunas medidas que el departamento de seguridad nacional va a usar cuando comience de nuevo a usarlo. >> una de las cosas que van a tratar de mejorar es que los periodos sean de seis mes

the dhs is announcing it is cancelling that border wall construction contracts in laredo and rio grande valley of texas. that's where agents have already been overwhelmed. republican lawmakers are slamming that decision. here's texas congressman pat fallon who appeared on fox news live earlier today. >> this is a dereliction of duty. we have a choice here to make. do we want the mexican drug cartels to control our southern border, or do we want our federal government? at the end of the day i don't care if you are on the school board or president of the united states your most important job as elected official is to keep americans safe because if you are not safe, you are not free. this is a gross dereliction of duty. >> eric: those contracts of the wall started in the trump administration. bill melugin standing by along the border in texas. i guess the wall they won't be using anymore. hey, bill. >> eric, good afternoon to you. that's right. this wall not going to be built any further here, and we're now pushing seven months of this border crisis. this administration really hasn't shift

in laredo, texas, seizures at the border are up 1,500% this year. >> we're seeing them in very smallges, which makes it even more challenging for our workforce to interdict. >> reporter: the cartels lace drugs like cocaine and heroin with fentanyl, and use it to make fake pain pills that end up on american streets. the u.s. government seized 1.8 million counterfeit pills in the last two months. >> one pill can kill. >> reporter: deputy attorney general lisa monaco said the pills look like real drugs. >> they're being sold over the internet and on social media platforms, like facebook marketplace, or snapchat. and they're being marketed to teenagers. >> to me, it's just... its horrible. >> reporter: deena has stitched together matthew's hockey jerseys to remind her of her son, who she says was her life. >> we have to get the word out. people need to know what fentanyl is. >> reporter: because fentanyl and those fake pills are killing unsuspecting americans at an unprecedented rate, the d.e.a. has issued a public safety alert for the first time in six years. norah. >> o'donnell: it is

activist, he wants them to prioritize arrests and removal of migrants and the democratic mayor of laredo, texas slammed biden and his border disaster saying, quote, we need to secure the border. it was working under trump. if biden doesn't come out with implementing a virtual wall, people will be begging for a physical structure. because of lack of attention to the border and especially the size of the surges, he said certain trump era policies have been beneficial including the remain in mexico policy but public services are in desperate need of relief. a wave of 85,000 patients crossed there and believe they are headed to the us. >> long way to go on the border crisis. jillian: lara logan said the border policies contradict our constitution. >> this is about the sovereignty of the united states, the end of sovereignty. not just of this nation in terms of our borders but our own sovereignty. the united states constitution is the only document in the world that enshrines god-given rights and protect them with a document that is written by men. what they have that is in disarray the const

for folks who live along arizona and southern texas border, my family has history in laredo, texas right on the border. and last summer a national story about how latinos, mexican americans living in a little town on the border that my family has a history of that are supportive of donald trump's initiative because they are addressing a very real issue of immigrants crossing the border onto their property. it can be a very scary issue. no matter what the background is of the person you don't want someone coming on your property crossing fence as it can be dangerous. they are taking something that's a very regional concern and blowing it out. the democrats have not had an effective message, how are you going to deal with that? how are you going to stop a very basic and nuisance if you will, along a border between mexico and the united states? it does seemed like the republican party can really know how to dig in and exploit what really is very regional but very important issue. >> i think that is right. the only thing i would say in addition is that who knows why, because of cable news? t

reporting that of the permit of homeland security canceling all remaining border law contracts in the laredoand all border barrier contracts in the rio grande valley sector.in joining us now with an exclusive report from texas is sara carter. sarah, i know it's bad. we've been reporting about this for a long period of time. but every day it seems to get worse. >> it does. the experience on the border isn't just a solitary instance. this is been happening over and over. the past week, the drug cartels it appears, suspected cartel members have beenn actually moving into the rio grande river area. they've been heavily armed with ak-47s. they've been wearing what they appeared to be mexican military or police uniforms or tactical gear, they have been taunting the national guard come the texas national guard, as well as the texas department of public safety. there is enormous concern that they are trying to get a reaction from our law enforcement. that means they are trying to persuade them to shoot back or get them to act in a certain matter. they are hoping the reason is because they believe th

they're on high alert at crossings like one in laredo, texas where 2 million cross each year.ed carrying migrants from guatemala. .75 migrants were found shivering. border patrol agents delivered a baby girl after getting a 911 call from construction workers about a woman in distress. the mother and child were taken to a local hospital. they're doing fine. this is just another example, eric, of the misery, the extreme misery of so many along this southern border. eric. eric: it is a humanitarian crisis many dan, thank you so much. and when we come back, we will be talking about iran, what vice president pence had of to say, the message to the white house. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ peerless design, cutting-edge tech, and a world-class interior. the exhilarating mercedes-benz glc. extraordinary runs in the family. to run a growing business, is to be on a journey. and along the ride, you'll have many questions. challenges. and a few surprises. but wherever you are on your journey. your dell technologies advisor is here for you - with the right tech solutions. so you can stop at no

the mayor of laredo, texas, he's a democrat.he border wall and he says call it whatever you want to call it but it was working. and the losers are people living along the southern border with taxpayers, and taxpayers pay between $779,000,017,000,000 per year for hospital care for illegal immigrants. also, illegal immigrants who don't make it into the country. and the winners are of course the people who come here that are allowed to stay. and it democrats who this is a political issue four, and they say these people as a pipeline of future voters for them as well. and that's what this ends up being what this is all about. >> kayleigh: it went from 1900 in january to 30,000 in august, why do you think that is? >> tomi: it's because we are inviting them practically. and we have a new dhs directive which is killing me was just telling i.c.e. agents that immigration status alone should not be the basis for deportation and let me go on. under the new guidelines that are set to take effect, agents are distracted, constructed to determ

now, whether it comes to del rio, eagle pass, laredo, mcallen or some other community up and down thiss issue's coming again. you know, when they continue to change the rules and allow people into this country, to cross illegally, it's an open invitation. >> reporter: now, when those kind of big migrant caravans come across the border, they don't just impact u.s. border cities, they're also a impacting cities along the border in mexico. just across from where we're at, you know, there's a shelter over there are right now with about a thousand people who are waiting to make their next move. anytime you have these large caravans coming across, they close the international bridge here or at least they did two weeks ago. a lot of people commute legally from mexico and have the right to work here and come back. when that happens, they can't make any money. jon? jon: jeff paul in del rio, texas. thanks, jeff. at least eight people are dead and several injured after a bombing outside a mosque in kabul. it's the first major attack in the afghan capital since 13 u.s. soldiers were killed during

. >> it's inevitable, it's coming again whether it comes to del rio, eagle pass, laredo, mcallen or someommunity up and down this border, this issue's coming again, you know? when they continue to change the rules and allow people into this country that cross illegally, it's an open invitation. >> reporter: now, the other thing to keep in mind is that this steady stream of migration doesn't just impact border towns on the american side, it's impacting towns just across the river from where we're at. they have a shelter set up right now, about 1,000 people in there trying to figure out their next move. and on top of that, there's a lot of people from mexico who are legally permitted to come across and work. and when you have those huge influxes like we saw two weeks ago, they had to close the bridge down, stopping many of those folks from making money. mike? mike: this crisis has been nonstop for months now. what are you hearing in terms of the folks on the front lines trying to enforce the laws of the u.s.? what is the level of their morale at this point? >> reporter: well, you know, it'

they're on high alert at truck crossings like this one in laredo, texas, where 2 million trucks cross week mexican authorities stopped three refrigerated trucks carrying 650 migrants from guatemala. just a couple days ago, in texas, 75 migrants were found shivering padlocked in a trailer hauling pallets of flour set at 58 degrees. border patrol agents here in la jolla delivered a baby girl this week. the mother and child were taken to a local hospital, but just another example of the extreme misery that we see along the southern border. arthel? >> arthel: immigration and humanitarian crisis, dan springer, thank you for that report there in la jolla texas. >> eric: house democrats aiming to finish the last details in the 1.75 trillion dollars spending bill, doing that today, as they aim to try to get a vote on the build back better plan on tuesday along with a bipartisan infrastructure plan. at the g 20 president biden said he's confident the legislation will get the thumbs up on capitol hill this coming week. kevin corke has more. >> of course the devil's in the details here in washin

including lance corporal david lee espinoza of laredo, texas, sergeant nicole gee of california, staff sergeant taylor hoover of salt lake city, utah, staff sergeant ryan knauss of tennessee, corporal hunter lopez of indigo, california, lance corporal rylee mccollum of wyoming, corporal dylan merola of rancho kuch amonga, california, lance corporal kareem nikoui of california, corporal daegan william-tyeler page of omaha, nebraska, sergeant johanny rosario pichardo of lawrence, massachusetts, corporal humberto sanchez of long port, indiana, lance corporal david espinoza -- excuse me jared schmitz of wentzville, missouri, navy corpsman maxton soviak of berlin heights, ohio. i could not be more grateful to their service to our nation. while we as a nation grieve for the service members we lost, we often forget about the families who have lost even more. to be a gold star family is an honor no one wishes for. we owe our sincerest gratitude to the families who eagerly awaited these 13 service members' return. we can never thank them in a way that will make up for their loss. awarding the c

the latest cancellations cover about 44 miles in laredo, texas, b trump has been chipping away at it.t biden has signed document to raise the u.s. refugee cap. 125,000 refugees will be allowed in the u.s. in fiscal year 2022 which began at the start of the month. and that doubles the previous cap. >>> police in florida are still empty-handed almost four weeks into the search for brian laundrie. why didn't investigators question him, even though they kept an eye on him, before his disappearance? that's ahead. >>> plus, speaking truth to power. a closer look at two journalists awarded the nobel peoel peace p. stay with us. ven, reduces inflammation and comes in original prescription strength. salonpas. it's good medicine. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injectable cabenuva. cabenuva is the only once-a-month, complete hiv treatment for adults who are undetectable. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider once a month. hiv pills aren't on my mind. i love being able to pick up and go. don't receive cabenuva if you're a

we could have locally heavy rain, especially north of laredo, dallas area, to waco to austin, 2 to 4 do have flash floods for people in southern oklahoma down through waco and includes the san antonio area. we'll wait and see how that develops later on today and tomorrow for the heavy rain threat. the other story, just the incredible warmth continues. it's one of those rare days where boston will be warmer than phoenix, arizona and l.a. it's better today in boston than almost anywhere. 77 degrees and sunny. doesn't happen all that often. soak it up and enjoy it. still storms from texas to the midwest. the only chilly weather in the rockies where we have the snowstorm ongoing. tomorrow, we do it again in d.c., 82 degrees tomorrow. shorts and t-shirt weather continues now, jonathan, well into the middle of october. >> 82 degrees, come on. bill karins, thank you so much. >> i know. >>> still ahead, democrats are weighing how to scale back their $3.5 trillion spending plan. but will everyone in that building get on the same page when it comes to trimming the price tag. we'll have the lat

texas that belong to the democrat party and he is literally pouring them out, henry cuellar from laredois these policies are killing his district. their oil and gas producing. it is strangling those hispanics that's losing their jobs becausa of biden's policies. lizzie fletcher in houston. those congressional candidates are in trouble. now, the message is going to be pretty clear to them, we don't care about you. so my question to them is why do you care about joe biden and democrats that are going to pour you out? why don't you jutte stand up and say -- just stand up and say, hey, mr. president, we are not going to stand for you killing our con sitwents and our state. so don't go looking to us to help pass this nonsense. that's the message they need to be sending out. larry: those are the very names, maybe you saw it -- cuellar, gonzalez, fletcher, garcia, there's seven texas democrats who have written a tough letterh to, to aunt nancy and uncle chucky. here, let me read you. quote: language in the house budget reconciliation package specifically targeting the u.s. oil, natural t gas a

customsu.s customs & borden intends to cancel remaining contracts located in the laredo border valley on these new smarter security measures. >> first the secretary has no credibility. he is an embarassment to the position he holds. if he had any integrity at all he would resign today. he is the secretary of homeland security. one thing he needs to understand, we don't have national security, we don't have homeland security unless you have border security. i just discussed how vulnerable the southern border is. now if he took five minutes to look at the data, data clearly shows every place they built a border barrier, every place, illegal immigration went down, illegal drug flow went down. that is security. the wall is something the border patrol has been asking for decades. this is isn't president trump's wall. this is america's wall. this is a tool the border patrol needs. in spite of the crisis we're seeing, highest number of illegal encounters we've seen in two decades the secretary's decision, take another tool away from the border patrol to make your job harder so there is even

. >> sandra: thank you, john can make canceling border wall construction in the laredo sector and the rio grande valley. this as we learned that about 60,000 migrants are making their way to the u.s. border hoping to gain entry to the country. fox news tried to get a firsthand look at the massive caravan, but instead the crews were denied access by panama military. live in panama with that story this morning, hi, chris. >> hi, sandra we are not giving up either and we are hopeful if we petitioned the panamanian we will get access to 60,000 migrants which we learned about because animal foreign ministry was sounding the alarm today to anyone who would listen particularly who would make a trip to washington, d.c. because of this timeline, she said they typically get 800 migrants. but now it is roughly 20,000. she's had more than 90,000 haitians alone have crossed the border into panama and made their way north to the u.s. among them, at least 52 known terrorists. a very, very dangerous gap. let me show you a map, sandra. here you will see between columbia and points south into south ame

agent zapata was assigned to the homeland security investigations office located in my hometown, laredo, texas, while he served on the human smuggling and trafficking unit. as well as the border enforcement security task force. when that i urge my colleagues to support this born legislation. with that i say thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from oregon. mr. bents: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield three minutes to the gentleman from texas, mr. pfluger. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for three minutes. mr. pfluger: thank you. mr. speaker, this bill's about accountability. it's about leaving no american behind. the safety of our nation, our heroes willing to raise their hands and put their own lives on the line regardless if they are at home or abroad, is on the line right now. tragically a current loophole in federal law has allowed the killers of mr. zapata a texan and american hero to escape the convictions and sentence that is they were found guilty for. justice must

i remember 10 years ago now the big fight in knave vo laredo over who controlled that territory betweenucrative transporting point for drugs and now i'm wondering is what we are fight amongst carlings to control what is essentially a human trafficking pipeline showing how valuable this entire enterprise has come for them. i can't imagine they are firing at border patrol agents they are fighting amongst themselves to control this territory. >> that's the way it works. they confront their government and fight with each other to control what they call the plaza. anything that moves through the plaza whether it be persons or things gets attacked by the cartel. and, you know, i'm not sure. you know, them firing into the united states like that, that's what the military would call recon by fire. they are trying to figure out what's on the other side of that border so they can move whatever load they are guarding on their side of the border. yeah. there is no trust in these cartels. we need to help mexico. mexico must do more in all of these problems. we have all this chaos on the border becau