el camiÓn con fallecidos en san antonio habrÍa pasado por laredo.bio de personal para evitar la inspecciÓn. en texas, accidente mortal en un vehÍculo que tenÍa contrabando humano. ya se han cancelado cientos de vuelos en este feriado y se esperan mÁs. >> noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y con ilia calderon desde san antonio, texas. ilia: muy buenas noches. seguimos en san antonio con nuestra amplia cobertura sobre la tragedia migratoria, en la muerte de 53 migrantes en un camiÓn. mÁs adelante tendremos los detalles. jorge: comenzamos con una decisiÓn de la corte suprema que podrÍa generar una nueva ola migratoria. la corte determinÓ que el presidente biden sÍ puede terminar con el programa "quÉdate en mÉxico", programa que obligaba a los migrantes a esperar por su juicio de asilo en mÉxico. reportera: la corte suprema le permitiÓ al presidente biden que elimine el programa "quÉdate en mÉxico", polÍtica implementada por donald trump y que obligÓ a mÁs de 700.000 solicitantes de asilo a quedarse en mÉxico mientras revisan los cargos. con un fallo d

diera a conocer la tragedia, el plan fue cruzar el rÍo bravo, despuÉs los guardaron en una bodega en laredofrontera, que estaban en una bodega, y de allÍ van a subir a un trÁiler, y de allÍ irÍan a viajar durante cuatro horas, me dijo que pasarÍan una caseta. chely: sus destino era san antonio, despuÉs serÍan enviados a la ciudad de atlanta en el estado de georgia, no sin antes pagar $8000 por cada uno como la parte final del viaje. >> me engaÑaron sobrino, o no conoce su tiempo, quÉ tiempo va a durar y avanzar algo, le dijeron que dos horas. chely: querÍa mejorar la calidad de vida para sus familiares en oaxaca y financiar una operaciÓn que necesita con urgencia la esposa del fallecido, esta familia dice que le pide a dios por la vida de vega, de 35 aÑos, quien estÁ en un hospital de san antonio. los hermanos habÍan planeado que si no lograba pasar, se regresarÍan a mÉxico para realizar mÚsica cristiana. esta es la casa hasta la que esperaban llegar los hermanos santiago, desde aquÍ su tÍa pide que se haga justicia y se les ayude a repatriar el cuerpo del fallecido. desde atlanta, georgia,

for the area of the river valley that we focused on we kind of stuck to the lower river valley from laredo down to brownsville matamoros because that's where there seem to be a concentration of activity and and heritage and and resources cultural resources. as well as natural, but the cultural resources that were concentrated in that zone where it became the topic the subject area defining the boundaries of what our books about. the most exciting research projects that i was able to do funded by the rockefeller foundation was to look at san antonio as a transnational community and it gave me the insights of how many people live, you know crossing the borders that they they have family members on both sides of the borders some of them have businesses on both sides of the borders, and it doesn't you don't have to have a legal citizenship to have these connections across the borders. so we you know, we expanded on that sense of the connection as far back into mexico is monterey, which has the long connection with san antonio economically people who came from monterey to san antonio during the

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el homicidio y estar vinculados al narcotrÁfico esta familia espero meses en la frontera de nuevo laredoartirio, una impotencia. vÍctor: en el estado de illinois reencuentro fue con unas cenizas, se le ha fijado una fianza de 4 millones y medio de $ a cada una la espera de su prÓxima comparecencia en corte. ilia: los casos en los techos de los bajones de los telecom ha subido a 460 en lo que va de aÑo mÁs de 60 niÑos menores de 15 aÑos han muerto pero algunos que han sobrevivido ahora ofrecen consejos a otros jÓvenes para evitar nuevas tragedias, blanca rosal mitchell nos informa desde new york. blanca: a primera vista si resulta difÍcil entender que alguien arriesgue la vida de esa manera, entre los jÓvenes le llaman sor fi caminar sobre el techo de los vagones de los trenes subterrÁneos como si fuera correrÁn olas en el mar. >> me caÍ de arriba del tren cuando despertÉ estaba debajo el tren por poco me pasÓ por encima habÍa perdido el pie. reportera: dice que todo lo hacÍa por la adrenalina, que sentÍa, >> cuando es muchacho no piensa como no tener las consecuencia de lo que va y puede

alejandro: prestas la cabaÑa en laredo, texas donde habrÍan resguardado a los inmigrantes antes de subir en los estados unidos. >> cuando me dice" que le vamos" y me dice que lo iba a venir a traer una camioneta porque dice que van a pasar como trabajadores. >> por unas semanas tuvieron aquÍ se encontrÓ con miriam elizabeth ramÍrez de chiapas y despuÉs los habrÍa subido al trÁiler. Éste vÍdeo del 2021 muestra como operan estas mafias con autos y camionetas bloqueando las vistas y entre los Árboles corren para llegar la caja. >> me dijeron que el viaje que iba a hacer era un viaje, pero no creyendo que iba a ir dentro del trÁiler. >> contratÓ a un coyote de nombre luis el blanquito y con kennedy y sol trato y al no tener conocimiento de julio, la familia llamo al traficante. >> los heridos y fallecidos no hay ninguno de chiapas. querÉtaro, d.f., oaxaca. [ininteligible] alejandro:julio era epilÉptico y querÍa llegar a los estados unidos para que el menor de sus tres hijos que padecen autismo recibiera tratamiento especial.lo que ganaba era poco y no podÍa con tantos gastos. los familiares

al mediodÍa, detalles tÉcnicos del trÁiler, poco despuÉs las coordenadas de un lugar en laredo texas,peligroso, el chofer no sabÍa manejar trÁiler segÚn su hermana y para nada le extraÑÓ que lo encontraran drogado. >> siempre andaba en drogas y cosas que Él tiene son de drogas y relacionadas con las drogas siempre, nada mÁs. >> los otros dos detenidos juan francisco y juan claudio ahora sabemos que son padre e hijo, vivÍan en la casa donde estaba registrado el trÁiler, hablamos con el abogado del hijo, sostiene que es un carpintero mexicano sin antecedentes penales. >> no vio ese trÁiler, no lo manejÓ, no sabe las personas que estaban manejando, no saben nada de eso, han reportado que Él estaba manejando el trÁiler, eso es falso, no tienen nada de evidencia de eso, mi cliente no tiene nada que ver con ese trÁiler. >> desde san antonio texas, noticias telemundo. >> esta tragedia migratoria parece no disuadir a los inmigrantes de una nueva caravana desde tapachula, chiapas, son unas 2.000 personas la mayorÍa de venezuela que buscan presionar para que les permitan seguir a la frontera no

>>> dos heridos fueron llevados a hospitales de san antonio y uno al hospital de los doctores de laredo par del mexicanos, uno perdiÓ la vida, el otro estÁ ya fue llevado a hospital, vamos a darle seguimiento al compatriota que estÁ herido y vamos tambiÉn a notificar a la familia de la persona para ayudarlos en los trÁmites. >>> constantemente se estÁn repitiendo escenas como estÁs donde los migrantes pierden la vida. >>> aquÍ hay gran demanda de trabajadores y hay una necesidad de migrar tambiÉn por parte de oportunidades, y bueno pues, se toma ventaja el crimen organizado que realmente son los culpables. >>> para las autoridades policiales estos incidentes tambiÉn los dejan marcados. >>> son tragedias que foso afectan no solamente a nosotros como oficiales, pero a nosotros como personas, como en comunidad, les pedimos ayuda a todos si miran algo por favor repÓrtelo no queremos que una tragedia pase otra vez. >>> no reciben servicios de estas organizaciones criminales porque al fin del dÍa no les importa la vida de nadie. >>> de acuerdo a las autoridades, la mÉdico forense del condado,

mientras tanto en laredo texas una persecuciÓn de la patria fronteriza terminÓ en un choque mortal querecer el conductor intenta debatir a las auto autoridades. >>> desafortunadamente el v vehÍculo venÍa una alta ve velocidad perdiÓ el control y chocÓ detrÁs de un camiÓn. no reciben servicios de esos o organizaciones criminales porque el fin del dÍa ello no les i importa la vida de nadie >>> el conductor de la camioneta sobreviviÓ es uno de los le lesionados entre los montes hay dos la naciÓn guatemalteco el gobierno de mÉxico dijo que esÁa noche ayudarÁ con los gastos funerarios y su repatriaciÓn de sus connacionales. el de los migrantes que abundan en mÉxico los procesos mig migratorios de asilo bajo el programa quÉdate mÉxico renueva sus esperanzas la suprema corte de justicia le dio el poder el gobierno de biden para derogar este programa las acciones l llegan desde la frontera mÉxico gana buenas noches >>> asÍ es aranza segÚn la casa blanca mÁs lentamente personas han sido obligados a permanecer en mÉxico estos despuÉs de que la administraciÓn del ex pr presidente donald trump im

mexicanos uno guatemalteco, otro de origen no de terminado la camioneta chocÓ contra un camiÓn en laredoada oficial de la jueza ketanji brown jackson. es la primera mujer afroamericana en este tribunal llega por el retiro del juez steven braller cuÁles son los retos que enfrentara javier nos explica >>> un juramento que sella una responsabilidad de por vida y un apretÓn de manos con que inicia un nuevo ciclo, con retiro del magistrado steven bra ller. y la llegada de ketanji brown jackson. un momentotrada es la histÓrico magistrada es la primera mujer negra en ocupar este lugar agradeciÓ la bienvenida de sus colegas. >>> un dÍa histÓrico, no solo para mujeres afro descendientes si no la mujer en sÍ los lugares dobd se hacen las leyes en los paÍses debe representar al pueblo. >>> puede servir durante dÉcadas. se ra parte del bloque liberal integrada por 3 magistrales. no altera el balance ideolÓgico pero an lÁlisis anÁlisis hablanu impacto. >>> va a tener su opiniÓn para influenciar a los juezes >>> sus Últimas decisiones y la pÉrdida de confianza interna por la filtraciÓn del borrador so

nearby laredo highway. too many bodies here.ell the associated press that truck had passed through a cbp checkpoint 26 miles northeast of the border city of laredo. raising concerns about the effectiveness of checkpoints along highways inside the u. s and prompting texas two step up inspections of commercial vehicles possibly being used for human smuggling. they made it past border patrol checkpoints are our focus is to stop these vehicles, inspect them and try to prevent any more mass casualties that we saw in human smuggling events that turned tragic like we saw in san antonio. it's the latest incident to claim the lives of migrants entering the u. s illegally. customs and border protection sources tell fox news more than 500 have died so far s will only increase now that a ruling from the u. s supreme court will mean the end of remain in mexico, a trump era policy that required asylum seekers to stay in mexico while they await a hearing. these nicaraguan migrants at a shelter in tijuana say they now have reason to hope none o

. >>> la mujer saliÓ de honduras con destino a estados unidos hace tres meses fue de monterrey a laredo la forma que la transportaban al momento de su muerte no era bajo las condiciones acordadas. >>> la fueron a meter en el cajÓn, y entonces, se perdiÓ el dinero del puro mintieronÍ y eso duele tambiÉn la mentira. >>> era la mayor de una familia de seis hermanos, uno de ellos la recuerda gratamente. >>> le gustaba trabajar. > en honduras era maestra, era muy querida entre sus alumnos, porque su hermano lamenta que se haya id >>> le pegaron los deseos de venirse para acÁ. >>> ahora su familia espera la repatriaciÓn de cuerpo. >>> que nos ayuden a traerla para acÁ lo mÁs rÁpido que pudieran verdad? >>> mientras se siguenando a conocer los nombres de las vÍctimas mexicanas de la tragedia. >>> cÓmo juan. >>> en mÉxico, valeria leÓn para las noticias telemundo. >>> emma coronel cumpliÓ 33 aÑos y la fecha llegÓ con ella tras las rejas su abogada le cuenta a nuestra periodista en una exclusiva de telemundo cuÁl fue su regalo anticipado de cumpleaÑos y sus planes para cuando salga en libertad?

. >>> en la ruta transitÓ de monterrey a laredo en san tanto hoy no se convirtiÓ en vÍctima de la tragediau muerte no era bajo las condiciones acordadas. >>> la fueron a meter en el cajÓn sÍ entonces se perdiÓ el dinero de puro le mintieron y eso duele tambiÉn la mentira. >>> era la mayor de una familia de seis hermanos, uno de ellos la recuerda gratamente. >>> le gustaba trabajar bastante. >>> su natal honduras trabajaba como maestra era muy querida entre sus alumnos, porque su hermano lamenta que se ido. >>> le vinoron los deseos de venirse para acÁ y entonceses no pudimos hacer nada. >>> ahora su familia espera la repatriaciÓn del cuerpo. >>> que nos ayuden a traerla lo mÁs rÁpido. >>> mientras se siguen dando a conocer mÁs nombres de las vÍctimas mexicanas de la tragedia como juan. >>> en mÉxico, valeria leÓn, noticias telemundo. >>> y despuÉs de la tragedia en san tanto hoy no aquÍ en las noticias hemos recibido muchos mensajes de personas que temen que sus familiares hayan estado en el camiÓn, para conocer los Últimos detalles de esta tragedia, puede a ir noticias "telemundo.com" y a

al mediodÍa detalles tÉcnicos del trÁiler, poco despuÉs las coordenadas de un lugar en laredo texas,ino fue tambiÉn peligroso, el chofer no sabÍa manejar trÁilers, segÚn su hermana, y para nada le extraÑÓ que lo encontraran drogado. >> siempre andaba en drogas, cosas que Él tiene son de drogas, y relacionadas con las drogas siempre, nada mÁs. >> los otros dos detenidos, juan francisco de luna y juan claudio de luna ahora sabemos que son padre e hijo, vivÍan en la casa donde estaba registrado el trÁiler, hablamos con el abogado del hijo, sostiene que es un carpintero mexicano sin antecedentes penales. >> no vio la trÁiler, no la manejÓ, no sabe las personas que estaban manejando, no sabe nada de eso, ha reportado que Él estaba manejando el trÁiler, eso es falso, ellos no tienen nada de evidencia de eso, mi cliente no tiene nada que ver con ese trÁiler. >> ¿quÉ mÁs sabemos de este padre e hijo detenidos? >> mira, este padre e hijo, no tienen cargos por contrabando de personas, sino porque cuando entraron a la residencia encontraron mÚltiples armas, ambos estaban citados en esta corte f

we would call for border walls along the laredo sector, the laredo has zero miles of border wall, zero, we can get a border wall in certain parts of the border, but we can get technology and you remember a lot of the democrats in the biden administration, they promised us, they westbound building a virtual wall and that has not happened in the almost two years of the administration, and unfortunately, the border patrol agents and the citizens that live along the border communities are left holding the bag with all of these problems that are created with these border security policies. >> hector, i haven't had a chance to talk to you since the homeland security secretary announced that the border is secure. what did you think of that? >> that's a flat-out lie to the american public. we see every single day where the border is definitely not secure. not only are we seeing an uncontrollable amount of asylum seekers that are allegedly seeking asylum, but we're seeing untold thousands and thousands of pounds of illegal narcotics coming across the border. we're also seeing so many criminal i

. >> nuevo laredo es atractivo para pasar personas porque es el puerto mÁs grande del mundo.cinco $7000. son personas que cobran 40 o $45,000 por cada persona. >> tiene que haber apoyo por muchos lados, incluso en las altas esferas. >> tiene que ser un tipo de subordinaciÓn obligado. los estados unidos tiene buenas leyes y un buen control de corrupciÓn. si vemos a una persona corrupta, sÍ a restamos a la gente. carmen: ella no querÍa visitar a la morgue. >> dicen que hay tres que no son. carmen: dice que estÁ decidida a seguir buscÁndolo, ante las veladoras, las cruces y los nombres ella ofrece sus condolencias, mientras tanto a leslie no le han permitido tener contacto con su sobrina, ella quiere recordarle que cruzo por el cerco y pese a todos los pesares ha cumplido sus sueÑos aquÍ. >> de envÍa un mensaje a su sobrina. >> que no pierda la fe. >> mÁs adelante jennifer quiere aparecer en estados unidos s.a. la trÁgica experiencia que viviÓ. locutor: "aquÍ y ahora" averigua cÓmo viven las familias de alguno de los migrantes hallados en san antonio. la mejor manera de comenzar

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the laredo checkpoint in question, 10,000 to 14,000 vehicles pass through that checkpoint every day.> so how did this smuggler get these people across? 53 people died? >> these are very sophisticated transnational organizations. they have evolved over the last 30 years. in the '90s i prosecuted them and they were much more rudimentary. now they are very sophisticated using technology and they're extraordinarily organized transnational criminal enterprises. we are much more sophisticated using technology and personnel 24 hours a day. you know, we have saved more than 10,000 individuals this fiscal year alone and more than 400 vehicle inspections. so can a truck get through our sophisticated means? sometimes yes. but we have interdicted more drugs at the ports of entry than ever before. we've rescued more migrants. we're seeing a challenge that is really regional. hemispheric in scope and we're addressing it accordingly. >> i also want to ask you about what we've seen in the past 24 hours. there's been a back and forth between state and federal law enforcement regarding security to sup

zamorano can be seen here at an immigration checkpoint in laredo earlier this week.rities say he was hiding in the bushes, pretending to be one of the surviving migrants. communities in central america are grieving. in honduras, karen caballero's two sons, 18-year-old fernando and 23-year-old alejandro, as well as her 24-year-old daughter-in-law margie tamara are among the dead. ( speaking spanish ) "we all planned it as a family, so they could have a different life and achieve goals and dreams." dreams. also among the dead, 14-year-old juan tepaz, and his 13-year-old cousin pascual guachiac from guatemala. he had hoped to make enough money in the u.s. to buy his mother a house. archbishop gustavo garcia siller has met with survivors in hospitals-- most unable to talk. >> they're coming from situations of great injustice. >> reporter: they're fleeing. >> and, so-- they are fleeing. and they have hope. >> reporter: while the memorial behind me continues to grow, the archbishop will preside over a mass this evening to honor the victims. as for the suspected driver, if

border patrol also announcing to seizure of nearly $700,000 of cocaine in a single bust this week in laredo, texas. agents say a drug-sniffing dog discovered the cocaine that was hidden in a tractor trailer with shipment of air-conditioning parts from mexico. and the u.s. government just released numbers saying cocaine busts were up 25% in june compared to may. also texas governor greg abbott is continuing to send some of the migrants on a 36-hour bus ride to the nation's capitol, washington, d.c. to send a message to the biden administration that it is responsible for the border crisis. there are some nonprofits helping facilitate the migrants. >> and what we try to do take folks to a place where they can have respite and food because a lot of people just turn up here with their clothes on their back, one thing of food that they are given for 36-hour bus drive and not culturally appropriate food and some of them turn up without shoes. >> also u.s. customs and border patrol has opened massive new facility here in eagle pass, texas primarily to quickly process migrants and u.s. border patrol

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associated press associated press the truck had passed through a checkpoint about 26 miles northeast of laredosing concerns about the effectiveness of u.s. checkpoints and prompting the county sheriff to plead for the president to visit the border. >> what i'm asking is for the president, member of the administration to make decisions, come down and talk to not just me but at least 12 other texas sheriffs for major counties in the state of texas that are dealing with this issue firsthand. speak of the fatalities at the latest incident claimed the lives of migrants during customs and border protection tells fox news for than 500 people have died this year and the numbers might only increase now if the supreme court ruling ended remain in mexico. a trumpcare a policy that required asylum-seekers to stay in mexico while awaiting a hearing. >> shannon: thank you so much. much of the burden of the crisis has fallen on states and local authorities in texas over the last year and a half and those challenges are likely to grow in the coming weeks and months. the supreme court clearing the way for the

associated press that truck had passed through a checkpoint 26 miles northeast of the border city of laredo. raising concerns about the effectiveness of checkpoints along highways inside the u.s. and prompting texas to step up inspections of commercial vehicles, possibly being used for human smuggling. >> they made it past border patrol checkpoints. our focus is to stop these vehicles, inspect them and try to prevent more mass casualties. smuggling events that turned tragic like you saw in san antonio. speak with the latest incident claimed the lives of migrants entering the u.s. illegally. customs and border protection tells fox news more than 500 of diet so far this year. many fear the numbers will only increase now that a ruling from the u.s. supreme court will mean the end of remain in mexico, a trump era policy that required asylum-seekers to stay in mexico while they await a hearing. these nicaraguan migrants at a shelter in tijuana say they have reason to hope. >> [speaking spanish] >> none of us are psychologically well. with the news we are optimistic something good awaits us. >> i

imprisonment and all storms forms a suppression and mexico city the dissidents come to united states first laredo texas then san antonio and then saint louis to rebuild their social movement to try to oust the dictator back. to come so bad mexicans, it recounts the story largely of what happens after they arrive in the united states and we build their social movement. they restart their rebel newspaper around accion. they start a political party the partita lebron mexicana on the plm and they also establish an army an army of the dispossess of cotton pickers and miners and migrant workers that goes on to raid mexico four times between 1906 and 1908. those raids really destabilize the deas regime and make the world wonder if diaz is are numbered and why that's important here in the united states. is that the united states had at least investors made major investments and stakes in the portfolio diaz administration buying up nearly a quarter of the mexican land base and coming to dominate key mexican industries oil railroads and more. so when the mangonistas start raiding mexico and saying look we'

there are 25 metros in texas overall, midland and texarkana and laredo and corpus christi and el paso. and those 25. are second only to california's 26, so if there's any doubt of texas as a state being pulled by the economy of its cities driven by its metropolitan reality these numbers sort of spell it out. texas triangle is home to 49 of the fortune 500 companies. that's one tenth of all the fortune 500 in one state dallas fort worth has 23 houston has 22 and austin san antonio have four austin gaining recently major moves like oracle headquarters and teslas major presidents. this is a pretty dynamic indication of where we are. the texas triang if measured as a country would have a gdp as the 15th largest economy in the world just those 35 counties so they count in global terms, texas has a whole has a an economy as a number 10, but you can see with the size of the triangle economy that that's a big part of this. this is interesting the dallas, fort worth msa alone has an economy about the size of sweden's. the houston metropolitan area has an economy slightly larger than belgium. a

>> martha, about 10,000 to 14,000 vehicles a day cross through the laredo checkpoint. smuggling organizations are extraordinarily sophisticated. they're transnational criminal organizations. when i was prosecuting human smuggling cases back in the '90s, in los angeles, california, we were addressing much more rudimentary operations. >> is that what happened? was it waved through? >> i think the facts are still under investigation. it's a criminal case. four individuals have been charged. i won't speak about the particulars, those facts will be in a court of law as the prosecution proceeds. >> quickly, what good are these checkpoints if trucks like this get through full of migrants? because, martha, in fiscal year 2022 alone, we stopped more than 400 vehicles and saved, rescued more than 10,000 migrants. those checkpoints are part of a multilayered approach. we've rescued so many migrants. but this is why we continue to communicate that the journey, the dangerous journey should not be taken. we're enforcing our laws. and people lose their lives at the hands of exemploy

zamorano can be seen here at an immigration checkpoint in laredo earlier this week.was hiding in the bushes, pretending to be one of the surviving migrants. communities in central america are grieving. in honduras, karen caballero's two sons, 18-year-old fernando and 23-year-old alejandro, as well as her 24-year-old daughter-in-law margie tamara, are among the dead. [ speaking foreign language ]. "we all planned it as a family, so they could have a different life and achieve goals and dreams." also among the dead, 14-year-old juan tepaz, and his 13-year-old cousin pascual guachiac from a. ad hopmake enough money in the u.s. to buy his mother a house. archbishop gustavo garcia-siller has met with survivors in hosporr: they're fleeing. >> and, so-- they are fleeing. and they have hope. >> reporter: while the memorial behind me continues to grow, the archbishop will preside over a mass this evening to honor the victims. as for the suspected driver, if he is found guilty, he could face life in prison, or the death penalty. norah. >> o'donnell: omar villafranca, there, th

you know you got democrat representative henry cuellar of texas, he is saying in the laredo area downrder working. the rest are doing processing administrative work. so that has the drug cartels pouring in. your final word? >> i feel sorry for the border agents. they're not allowed to do their jobs. they have been taken off the border, taken away from what they were hired to do, the process, that is exactly right. they're doing logistics. they're not stopping illegal immigration. in fact the cartels are bringing people to the border patrol. they're not running from them anymore. that is the new policy of the biden administration. bring them, we'll take them. elizabeth: ken paxton, thanks for joining us. good to see you. >> thank you. elizabeth: the powerful new voter base, it is school board parents now mobilizing for the midterms. we take it on with byron york and jimmy failla next on "the evening edit". i had been giving koli kibble. it never looked like real food. with the farmer's dog you can see the pieces of turkey. it smells like actual food. as he's aged, he's still quite ener

public safe said a driver specked of human smuggling crashed into a truck in texas 40 miles north of laredoe driver was air lifted to a hospital. this as the leader of an exile group says a cuban woman bled to death on a makeshift boat as the propeller shaft broke in the journey to the united states. 53 people men, women and teenagers died in texas. the driver suspected of abandoning that truck made a court appearance yesterday and learning more about those that lost their lives. two 13-year-old cousin from guatemala searching for a better future. we talk to a relative. the parents say that their son was just looking for a better life and the aunt said they could not make money in guatemala. with us now to talk about this nbc's guad vanegas. what have you learned about the victims? >> reporter: jose, just listening to what you were saying it's difficult to think about the storys. the two young boys from guatemala, the families told the telemundo production team that they said about $6,000 each to be transported to the united states with relatives waiting in the united states. there was a lo

turns out surveillance video captured the truck passing through an inland border patrol checkpoint in laredoexas, and raising questions whether border patrol at checkpoints between mexico and canada, and more than 100 of them, are able to spot people in cars and trucks entering the united states illegally. border patrol officials say those checkpoints are an imperfect but important second line of defense after the border but texas state troopers say it's not good enough. they will now operate their own inland checkpoints and take a more aggressive stance on inspections on the orders of greg abbott, a fierce and vocal critic of the biden administration border policies. >> thanks so much. rich. >> fox news alert from wall street, the stock market suffers its worse first half of the year since 1970. s & p has fallen 20% since january 1st and investors are worried a recession is on the horizon. and we have the ranking member on the select committee of economic disparity. let's get into the picture looking at stock values, if you have money in the stock market, don't check it if you are long-term

the associated press that truck had already passed through an in land border patrol checkpoint in laredoabout whether checkpoints along highways between mexico and canada more than 100 of them are effectively able to catch people in cars and trucks, entering the united states illegally. border patrol officials say those checkpoints are an imperfect but important second line of defense after the border. even so, texas state troopers will now operate their own inland checkpoints, and take a more aggressive stance on inspections. this , on the orders of texas governor greg abbott. neil: claudia thank you very much for that. in the meantime you aren't imagining this either. the number of covid cases is speaking, in fact it's harder these days to find someone who hasn't tested positive for covid over the last couple of years of this thing. now blessedly a lot of the latest cases are relatively minor but they're also relatively high, after this. [whistling] when you have technology that's easier to control... that can scale across all your clouds... we got that right? yeah, we got that. it's e

associate press that truck had already passed through it through in inland border patrol checkpoint in laredoween mexico and canada, more than 100 of them are effectively able to catch people and trucks entering illegally. those checkpoints are in an imperfect but important second line of defense after the border. even so texas state troopers world now operate their own inland checkpoint and take a more aggressive stance on inspections. this on the order of texas governor greg abbott, a fierce and vocal critic of the border policy. my? >> starting a soft live in los angeles, claudia, many thanks. >> we know she was going to be associated with some type of yoga studio when those foreign officials arrived they provided a handwritten login that was the same alias that she was going by when she traveled to costa rica. she cut her hair, she dyed her hair. she claimed she had some type of injury from a surfboard. >> accused of a load of triangle murder. world-class cyclist anna marais wilson was killed last month the top suspect was captured at a hostel in costa rica yesterday after spending 43 day

but the problem is as you know, border patrol right now in the southern part of the area from laredohe border patrol agents are doing immigration processing. taking care of the migrants. 10% are doing the administrative and only 30%, i emphasize only 30% are doing the checkpoints or at the river at the border. so what we have larger amounts of drugs coming in, more people coming in, we have a lesser number of border patrol agents doing their work. >> bill: let me be clear what you just said. most drugs come across the bridges. >> that's correct. >> bill: that means they're in vehicles and stowed in cars and trucks. and the inspection of those vehicles must be better if you want to stop it. is that right? >> absolutely correct. we have been putting more money and i've asked cbp to do a better job at getting that technology faster. there has been some delay. but we have to have that best technology at the border. the non-intrusive where you can actually run the 18 wheelers without stopping them so we need more of that technology, the k-9, the personnel and certainly whatever help we ca

many temporarily are put into stash houses by the smugglers often stash apartments in laredo texas departmentic safety found a stash apartment a few days ago were 60 guatemalans were living g and in their and conditions were described as harsh. back to you. stuart: awful. thank you very much. chad wolf is with us now. we know there's more than half-million guideways that came into our country since october. is it legit to call this an invasion? >> i think it certainly getting to the point and it's important to get hunter put that into context not only do we have apprehension numbers every sickle month and it gets worse and worse but you also have an administration that is not party to place the policies and procedures to get that under control. when you look at it in total and you see 210, 220,230,000 individuals coming across-the-board in the federal government is not doing anything about it i think texas and arizona are seeing that invasion in those numbers coming across the border every day they are throwing their hands up and saying why what the federal government do something. if you are

dagen: tom, at least four illegal migrants were killed in a car crash by a smuggler in laredo, texas,s now we are learning that the suspected driver of the tractor trailer linked to tragedy that left 53 migrants dead was reportedly high on meth, your thoughts? tom: you know, aif said it for years, there's going to be more tragic incidents. i was the lead administrator on tractor trailer incident back in 2003 where we had 19 dead. it changed me forever, 5-year-old little boy, that changed me forever. we will see more deaths. here is what people aren't talking about and i'm glad that you brought it up. under president biden we've had over 700 migrant deaths in u.s. soil. that's a record. if you add the 53 the other day, that makes it worse. their policies are not humane, when you open the border up and start talking about amnesty and you shut down ice detention and you promise them free health care, when you open the border up and have all those offers, they will not do betaken but released, if you get removed, you will not be removed. the cartels use it, they use it to bring the most v

us right now is the former deputy special agent in charge of homeland security investigations for laredo good morning to you. >> good morning, steve of course i appreciate you having me on today. >> we heard from the administration that our southern border is secure, but clearly it's just secure for making sure that the cartels can make billions of dollars. >> it is and senator ted cruz is a great representative of the state of texas and understands security and how it affect our national security. it he continues to shine a light on which we need to. security on our border is the worst i have seen it in the 27 years experience i have had working on border enforcement agency. specifically between our ports of entry. illicit movement of narcotics and people human smuggling and trafficking, weapons smug divling to mexico and back to the u.s. >> steve: i see on your biography you retired from federal service and homeland security in january. when it comes to how this administration handled the border. did that have anything to do with you retiring and you saying i have got to call it quits.

my name is laredo susan caught up executive director of the center of american research after hearingday's hearing i want to address youas an individual , a san franciscan and a member of the san francisco unified school district. i support thismeasure and i think it should have been done sooner . we're talking about the million dollar per school event it's not enough and at the end of the day i hear all the testimony from our san franciscans neighbors to view our graduates from san francisco unified school districts as michigan and i was one once a member of 1031. if we don't make this investment now what do we think our workforce and labor movement is going to look like 10, 15, 20 years down the line? this is an investment in the future. i support this initiative and at the end of the day this is going to be taken to the voters and san franciscans will decide. >> can we have our next caller? >> good afternoon supervisors. i'm the principle of buena vista k-8 which is a full-service committee school and now that we do have have identified the areas and our students ability to focus a

de la patrulla fronteriza sobre la interestatal 35, eso a pocas millas de la ciudad fronteriza de laredomencionas, continÚan las investigaciones, se ha establecido que el trÁiler cargado con los casi 70 migrantes atravesÓ un puesto de control al norte de la ciudad de laredo, un puesto de revisiÓn de la patrulla fronteriza, funcionarios de la seguridad tambiÉn dijeron que cuando cruzÓ este puesto de control ya llevaba a los inmigrantes a bordo, aprovecharon los tiempos muertos, el cambio de turno de la patrulla fronteriza para poder cruzar sin ser detectados. el camiÓn finalmente llegÓ a san antonio con las consecuencias que conocemos. el dÍa de ayer compareciÓ ante la corte del oeste de texas el conductor de este camiÓn, homero zamorano, quien le fue notificado los delitos que se le imputan, transportaciÓn de extranjeros ilegales, y de muerte de ellos, y tambiÉn la multa a la que se ha hecho acreedor de este delito, que es de 250.000 $ mÁs 5000 $ por cada una de las vÍctimas. Él escuchÓ tambiÉn que podrÍa ser condenado a cÁrcel de por vida, incluso a la pena de muerte. hablamos con su ma