you've spent your whole life in laredo. the border is not secure, is it? >> the border is not secure, with all due respect to the vp. this -- look, we get thousands of people along the border, from 6,000 to 8,000 people a day. they're releasing people, and we can send you pictures and videos of what's happened in del reo, the valley, el paso and other places. people are coming in. we have 1.7 million people that were encountered last year. we're going to have 2 or maybe 2.2 by the end of this fiscal year in about two more weeks. that's almost 4 million people. that doesn't even include the getaways. those are the people that border patrol has a good idea evaded them. so you're talking about almost 4 plus, maybe 4.4 million individuals in two years. if you call that secure, i don't know what secure is. >> congressman cuellar, thank you for your time. we appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >> now to gary fineout. he writes politico's florida playbook where his latest edition is titled "questions, confusion and fallout follow desantis' migrant transport." ga

lo que dice una madre cuando su hija muriÓ cuando elementos del ejÉrcito dispararon en nuevo laredo tamaulipasceso de 20 aÑos para niÑos. la falta de atenciÓn personalizada. >>> los niÑos no se enfocaban como cuando estaban en el salÓn, aprendiendo con la maestra. >>> les contaremos quienes son los mÁs afectados y quÉ se hace para mejorar los niveles de educaciÓn. antes comenzamos con una noticia de Última hora. el gobierno de argentina repudio el intento de asesinato de la vicepresidenta cristina fernÁndez de kirchner cuando un hombre le apuntÓ a la cabeza con un arma de fuego. tenemos las imÁgenes impresionantes. >>> los ojos de los argentinos estÁn posados en este lugar. eran pasada las 9 de la noche cuando la vicepresidenta llegÓ a su casa luego del dÍa de trabajo en el senado de la naciÓn, que ella preside. entre las multitud saliÓ un hombre que se acercÓ a esta distancia de ella y gatillÓ un arma que ahora se dice es un arma bersa calibre 380 cargada con 5 balas que milagrosamente no disparÓ. esta informaciÓn es extraoficial, pero es lo que circula ahora entre los medios. el hombre estÁ

he represents a border district in south texas and he joins us this morning from laredo.essman, i know you feel strongly about what's happening in your backyard. i wonder if both you and your constituents support bussing these migrants up and down the east coast? >> first of all, we need solutions and not theater. by sending folks off to new york and chicago, it does bring attention, but we want to focus more on solutions on the border. we got to get border patrol, homeland skurs, i.c.e., equipment, making sure they have everything to enforce the law. if we don't have repercussions at the border, we're going to continue getting 8,000 people a day. they might get two buses a day in some of those cities. just from my hometown in la red, we're sending out 26 to 28 buses a day out of laredo to give you an understanding of what's happening here. >> in some places like martha's vineyard there aren't even migration centers and there was no coordination. is that the part you're objecting to? >> yeah. look, after all, the migrants are human beings and we got to treat them like hum

a esto se suma el anuncio de cierre de la frontera en nuevo laredo para la recepciÓn de solicitud den campamento en una plaza pÚblica a modo de protesta si el gobierno no atiende la crisis migratoria en la entidad. leÓn: el centro nacional de huracanes dijo que fiona es un potente huracÁn que se fortalecerÁ mÁs cuando abandonÉ las islas turks and caicos y se dirija a las bahamas. dejÓ al 80 % de la poblaciÓn de puerto rico sin energÍa elÉctrica y el 60 % sin suministro de agua. ricardo: muchas gracias. esta, para millones de puertorriqueÑos, es una noche mÁs a oscuras y sin agua. tan solo el 20 % de la poblaciÓn tiene surtido elÉctrico. el otro 80 % estÁ recordando fe como hace exactamente cinco aÑos fue el huracÁn marÍa que los castigÓ, solo que esta vez los daÑos no fueron tanto por los vientos. >> surgieron mÁs lluvias. los meteorÓlogos dicen que cada 500 aÑos ocurre un fenÓmeno con tanta lluvia. hablamos de mÁs de 20 pulgadas de lluvia en puerto rico. reportero: estÁn reunidos muchos en sus casas y preparÁndose porque no saben cuÁnto tiempo estarÁn sin luz. >> ayer me puse a llor

reportera: su dolor es porque su dieta muriÓ en el auto familiar de un balazo en la cabeza en nuevo laredocionado afuera del hospital con impactos de bala. la conductora recibiÓ un disparo en el hombro, pero el hermano de solo 7 aÑos resultÓ ileso. >> cuando iban al hospital, la mamÁ la recibe, pero ya estaba muerta. reportera: muchos se manifestaron en el cuartel militar de la ciudad para exigir justicia, pues esta maÑana el presidente contÓ asÍ lo que le dijeron de la tragedia. presidente obrador: un enfrentamiento con una organizaciÓn del crimen organizado, perdiÓ la vida una niÑa. >> ¿dispararon a quiÉn? iban solos disparando! reportero: se entregÓ una carta al alto comisionado de las naciones unidas para que aclaren lo sucedido. fuentes militares aseguraron que ya iniciaron una investigaciÓn para determinar si algÚn elemento del ejÉrcito estuvo vinculado con estos hechos. presidente obrador: se va a castigar a los responsables. patricia: faltan solo horas para que en chile se realice el plebiscito para aprobar o rechazar una nueva constituciÓn. mÁs de 15 millones de chilenos tienen de

in laredo, there's nine sectors. in laredo every day, they send out 21 to 26 buses a day. 21 to 26 buses that are run by ice or they're run by the ngo. guess who is paying for this? the taxpayers. >> neil: i've been listening of comments from mayors in sanctuary cities who again and again refer to the mistreatment in texas immigrants. they never say illegal immigrants. but they're illegal. i'm wondering if they don't look at them as illegal. we will never make progress dealing with this. that is not the problem. it's not illegal immigration. we have a lot of immigrants that want to be here and some are being denied the american dream. does that trouble you? >> you know, look, there's laws in the book saying somebody comes in to the united states without the right way, it's illegal. it's illegal. that's it. >> neil: so the two middle that have come through, we're not dealing with immigrants. we're dealing with people illegally trying to enter this country. that would be call illegal immigration. right? >> yeah. i mean

groups lined at sacramento international airport after getting released from detention center at laredotexas. they were given detention papers that sent them to what was supposed to be a shelter. it turned out to be an office building for a catholic charities of california. >> luckily, security guard there has been very nice and points into the food bank. the second group that came on the evening flight and food bank not open 24/7 and it was closed at that time. they were sleeping in a park. they got to the area. we put them into a hotel. >> reporter: norcal resist says it's unclear whether it's part of a political stunt or mistake on part of ice or u.s. customs and border protection. the group said it will give them about one week to decide if they want to settle in sacramento or make their way to intended destinations. that includes florida and new york. >> the people there at the airport keeping an eye out. we don't want anyone to walk at night on i-5.that is incredibly dangerous. they note that these folks don't have money. they don't have phones . >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >>

fox news talked with three separate funeral homes along the border, two in eagle pass, one in laredo. they are overwhelmed with migrant bodies. one funeral home in eagle pass said they went from 42 migrant death per year but last week alone there were more than a dozen migrant deaths here. the medical examiner in webb county put out a notice saying it cannot receive anymore migrants from funeral homes and one funeral home director in laredo, texas, tells us the smaller border towns do not have the proper refrigeration to handle bodies. that funeral director had to purchase a $30,000 unit as volume went up 75%. >> we're tired. our medical examiner is 100% capacity. all funeral homes, i'm sure, are tired. there is no storage for these cases. here i am seeing it day in and day out, too many people dying. >> the fire chief here in eagle pass says each week they're dealing with an average of two drownings and just this week we spoke with one migrant from venezuela. he says he was an eyewitness to migrants dying on their journey to the u.s. some losing limbs. he says migrants cross rivers a

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landed at the sacramento international airport after getting released from a detention center in laredo, texas. they were given detention detention papers that sent them to what was supposed to be a sh, but turned out to be an office for catholic charities of calif. >> luckily the security guard ws nice and pointed them to the food bank. but the second group, group, the food bank was closed, closed, so they slept in a parkd we met them the next day at the food bank. we put them in a hotel. >> reporter: they said it's unclear whether this is part ofa political stunt or a mistake on the part of i.c.e. of u.s. customs. they'll give the migras about a week too decide if they want to settle in sacramento or make their way to their intended their intended destinations, including florida and new york. >> we have people at the airport airport just keeping an eye out because we don't want anyone to walk at night on i-5. that's iny dangerous, and they know these folks don't have money or phone. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >> how is that fair rumble on saturday night? still ahead the sights and

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a young girl was murdered, right on the border it nuevo laredo right handler. right. and of course there are no explanations. i think you're referring to the 5 year old girl which made headlines, but of course no accountability, no real probing into how to prevent this in the future. i do want to ask you, when we, you know, we know, for example, that the numbers simply don't lie. some of you have shared some of the statistics with our audience, 200000 federal troops now policing the streets as we speak more than twice the number as under any precedent predecessor. with that in mind, i want to share with you what one relative of a violent kind of attack on how to say about the violence and, and how he frames and views this as the experiences that take listen give me an email to misspelled bethel, read, morgan we live in a state of terrorism, in a large portion of the country. there's terrorism in our country. there's an internal armed conflict that is creating terror, fear, and violence. we can't live in peace as all the mexican people want. as the government doesn't w

another body was found earlier this week, this morning in laredo, texas, border patrol found another dead body in the brush after the group crossed the rio grande without food and water. officials there have been forced to bring in refrigeration tr trucks. >> we see somebody, transport him put them here and we will take over. >> laura: eagle pass is also where we find jorge ventura, he said that some of these bodies include children, pregnant wo women, it's getting very little attention, why is that? >> officials for the past six months are trying to sound the alarm on the amount of migrant deaths, officials told me they are averaging between one to mecca two deaths per day, getting to the point where they are starting to bury some of these migrants at the local cemetery. the majority of the migrants buried at the local cemetery have not been i deed. it's heartbreaking, one of the pcp pipes made for the crosses, you can see a baby john doe, this includes babies, actually drowned on august 13th, forcing the sheriffs to request refrigerator trailers to store the bodies in because webb

alleged driver in the deadly june tractor-trailer tragedy in san antonio went through a check point in laredo. it's unclear if the migrants were already on board. smugglers have no regard for human life. >> reporter: in april they disrupted and dismantled human smuggling organizations. so far 5,000 individuals have been arrested. yesterday eight individuals were arrested and they allegedly helped smuggle hundreds if not thousands of individuals into this country in brutal conditions. rosa flores, cnn, el paso, texas. >>> all eyes will be on the u.s. federal reserve wednesday with another big interest rate hike expected. wall street has been on edge with the dow dropping another 300 points tuesday. the concerns are weighing on the global markets as well. you can see there in the asian markets all four indices well down there. how u.s. futures are shaping up hours away from an opening bell. the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 all still down. >>> investors are bracing for the benchmark industry to rise another 3/4 of a percentage point. the big concern is whether the fed can strike a delicate balance be

. >> as the guy who spent multiple years traveling to every border town from el paso to laredo, as welln tip, traveling 7000 miles with a caravan out of honduras, i even went to the jungle trying to show the crisis at our border. unprecedented numbers. it only took two plane loads of 50 migrants to be dumped into a billionaires backyard to get the whole country talking about what we should have been talking about in the very beginning. this crisis of why they are coming here. the policies are pulling them in record numbers. the number of migrant deaths they do not want to talk about it will not publish as of yesterday was 782. thirty and this month of september alone. thirty migrants have died trying to get here and yet they will not talk about it. a crisis that needs to be addressed. del rio has a population of 35,000. they had 50,000 migrants come there in july. >> in fairness, not told about this. they don't have any place for them to live or need jobs for them. a political stop by to republican governors to highlight the policies of sanctuary areas. is that a fair point by the media

places like this, this week texas dps found these migrants including small kids at two stash houses in laredomexico, honduras, and guatemala and also kids that were staying there are 200 stash houses have been found in this stage, and 2,000 migrants and counting this year, these are all examples of the mexican cartel's look at event deadly human smuggling business that runs 24 hours a day at the southern border. i talked to victor avila, retired special agent who says one of the main questions is who is in these groups. >> they are completely being smuggled and avoiding detection, why avoid detection? because you possibly have a criminal affiliation. >> reporter: these groups are running across in the dark of night after they pay 9 grand to the cartel. fox cameras were rolling as the 6 mexican men were arrested after they paid the money, they got caught, then they have to dish out that cash again, they get 3 attempts to get into the united states, if they don't make it they have to try again. and a live look at this drone camera here in eagle pass, texas with a large investigation at the sout

these immigrants, including children were found in laredo.they are exampling of the mexico cartel lucrative, but deadly human smuggling accident running 24 hours a day at the southern border. we spoke to victor avila, he says one major concern is who is in the groups. >> they are being smuggled and avoiding detection. why avoid detection? you possibly have criminal affiliation. >> this group running in the dark of night after paying $900 each to get across, the six mexico men were taken into custody and dished out that cash, nine grand each to get three attempts to get into the u.s., if they don't make it, they have to try again. things are not slowing down. when we talk about the cartel, people who talk to us here along the southern border who live here say they feel like the cartels are in charge and they would like to see the federal government get back in charge. >> dana: i imagine they do feel that way. thank you. >> bill: from washington, democrats on the house oversight committee voting down this resolution to investigate hunter biden

landed at the sacramento international airport after getting released from a detention center in laredo texas. they were given detention papers that set them to what was supposed to be a shelter. it turned out to be an office building for catholic charities of california. >> luckily the security guard there has been very nice and he pointed them to the food bank. the second group that came in on on the evening flights, obviously the food bank is not open 24 seven. it was closed at that time. they were sleeping in in a park. we met them the next day when they got here. we put them in a hotel. >> reporter: it is unclear whether this is part of a political stunt or a mistake on the part of ice or u.s. customs and border protection. the group group said it will give the migrants about a week to decide if they want to settle in sacramento or make their way to their intended destinations. this includes florida and new y. new york. >> we have people at the airport airport keeping an eye on them. we do not want anyone to walk at at night on interstate 5. that is incredibly dangerous. they know

the deadly june tractor trailer tragedy in san antonio apparently went through a check point near laredoe already on board. while a lot has changed in the business of human smuggling, one thing is constant. >> can you stand? come on. >> reporter: smugglers have no regard for human life. in april, the biden administration launched an effort to disrupt and dismantle human smuggling organizations. so far, nearly 5,000 individuals have been arrested. as a matter of fact, last week eight individuals were arrested and they allegedly helped smuggle hundreds, if not thousands of individuals into this country in brutal conditions. rosa flores, cnn, eloquen paso, texas. >> thanks for that report. >>> ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy just addressed the united nations general assembly as s putin prepares to ramp up the war. that's's next. we all want the incrcredible new iphone 14 pro. now at t-mobile. t-mobile gives you apple tv plus included. so watch your favorite apple originals on the most advanced smart phone display ever. get the iphone 14 pro on us with apple tv plus included. now at

agents found nearly 12 million dollars worth of cocaine in a shipment labeled baby wipes near laredo, texas, 2,000 packages of the drug. the biggest cocaine bust in 20 years coming after a warning about rainbow fentanyl coming over the border. the white house was pressed on that yesterday. >> the big problem now that rainbow fentanyl. what is the president doing about this? >> we just talked about the day, the overdose awareness day that we are observing today. >> americans life expect tan sees are going down at a rate not seen in a century and that is being driven by drug overdoses. >> we see those same numbers as well. the fact that we are securing the border, the fact that we're securing record levels of funding from d.h.s. so they can stop illicit drugs from entering into the country. >> 300 overdoses a day. >> i hear you. 200% of increase of drug and fentanyl seizures. >> fentanyl is coming in. people are dying. >> to say we're not doing enough, peter, is just falsely, categorically wrong. if republicans want to help us stop overdose and stop our kids getting overdosed because of

the first city that bussed some people from the border away from the border was my hometown of laredothe mayor in houston said what are you doing? you can't send them here. people can say open borders. when it happens in our own back yard, they don't like it. what they're seeing is a drop of what tony gonzalez and myself and the border communities see. we get thousands of individuals coming in. tony gonzalez, my friend says a good point. when you look at it, high numbers of people coming across. 60% of the border patrol agents in the south are doing border processing work. that is baby sitting the migrants. 10% of them are doing administrative work. that only leaves 30% of the agents that are actually at the border, at the checkpoints. so when you have more people coming across, you'll see the rise and more deaths of people dying because there's less border patrol agents, this is why congressman gonzalez and i are working together hand and hand to make sure that we increase the guards so we can provide services in our counties and other places that the money and the resources and over

the deadly june tractor trailer tragedy in san antonio apparently went through a checkpoint near laredoged in the business of human smuggling, one thing is constant. >> can you stand? >> reporter: smugglers have no regard for human life. in april the biden administration launched an effort to disrupt and dismantle human smuggling organizations. so far nearly 5,000 individuals have been arrested in the united states and across the region. now just last week, eight individuals were arrested. and they allegedly smuggled hundreds, if not thousands, of people in brutal conditions. >> thanks to rosa flores for that. what an incredible look inside such a tragic process. >> it's awful. it really is. >>> all right. ahead for us, nasa conducts a test on the artemis i rocket this morning, the one that frankly hasn't worked, before making another attempt to circle the moon. >>> also right now, stock futures up slightly this morning. we'll take it. ahead of an announcement from the federal reserve on interest rates. we'll take you live to the floor of the new york stock exchange. stay with us. (vo)

and one director in laredo, texas tells us the smaller border towns don't have the proper refrigerationent up 75%. >> we are tired, medical examiner is up over 100% capacity, funeral homes are tired, there is no storage for these cases. here i am, i see it day in and day out. too many people dying. >> here in eagle pass, the fire chief says each week they are dealing with an average of about two drowning, and just this week, one-on-one from a migrant from venezuela, he was an eyewitness to migrants dying on their journey to u.s., losing limbs. he says they cross through jungles, dangerous rivers and have to deal with wild animals. >> there was really a lot of risk, we saw a lot of dead people that were left behind. people that were suffering, dying. >> and a funeral home director tells us it's very time consuming to send bodies back to the country of their origin, they are not all being laid to rest here, john. >> john: matt, thank you in eagle pass. >> sandra: the white house celebrating the latest jobs report out today with 315 jobs added in august, in line with expectations, but well

. >> another day at the web county medical examiner's office in laredo, texas.. at nearly every day the team wheels in another migrant body adding to the more than 300 they have already pro-processed so far this year. >> it is a crisis. i have labeled it. there you go. we're in the middle of a crisis. >> dr. stern has been a medical examiner in texas for more than 20 years. not all of the border counties have an m.e. so he serves nearly a dozen. had to stop accessible migrant cases because there is no more room. >> it is full. i currently have not a single space in that cooler. >> it's a graphic and a grim reality at the southern border. a warning for viewers that these images may be difficult to see. this man from mexico was found dead out on a ranch in web county. the medical examiner fingerprinted and documented the death. >> with nowhere to send these bodies. makeshift cemeteries are popping up near the border. these plot these crosses. >> every single one of them was prevent. >> cpd sources tell fox news that more than 3,000 migrants died while trying to cr

the major stash house bust in the laredo, texas area. they find almost 100 illegal immigrants crammed in this single stash house there. what happens is the cartels and smugglers move people across the border and they keep them in the stash houses until they are ready to move them deeper into the united states. back out here live concerning news out of arizona. border patrol reporting they just arrested a convicted child rapist from mexico with a previous conviction for third degree child rape in the state of washington that tucson, arizona sector has the most gotaways, 160,000 so far this year where we shot the video of the guys in camo scaling the border wall the other day. >> dana: the videos that you did not fake as some people on twitter suggested that we staged those, right. the border deniers as we're saying. thank you. appreciate it. >> bill: new suspicions about foul play in the death of a california teen found submerged in a reservoir. why one of the divers who found her say it was no accident. >> dana: a major deadline in the m

the deadly june tractor-trailer tragedy in san antonio apparently went through a checkpoint near laredo already on board. while a lot has changed in the business of human smuggling, one thing is constant. >> can you stand? >> reporter: smugglers have no regard for human life. in april, the biden administration launched an effort to disrupt and dismantle human smuggling organizations. so far nearly 5,000 individuals have been arrested in the u.s. and the region. and that includes eight individuals just last week. these individuals allegedly smuggled hundreds if not thousands of individuals into this country in brutal conditions. erin? >> rosa, thank you very much for that important report. >>> and, next, hurricane fiona intensifying this evening, still wreaking havoc on puerto rico. plus the space force, the newest branch of the u.s. military? well, guess what, they actually have an official song now. ♪ ♪ ♪ any way you want it ♪ ♪ that's the way you need it ♪ ♪ any way you want it ♪ ♪ any way ♪ ♪ any way you want it ♪ ♪ that's the way you need it ♪ it's back america. applebee's all you c

there is monica, and there is casey garcia who is in laredo, with what they have in common, they are daughter of immigrants, they are bilingual, they could speak in spanish, they'll have right-wing policies about immigration, abortion, the economy. but you are right, they look like them. it is very different when a white man tells you vote for a republican, versus suddenly, these brown latinas that are changing that. >> in spanish. >> in spanish, that is right. >> one thing, there are many fascinating aspects about all of this, you speak to a political latino outreach group that is advocating for the preservation of conservative values. and they say one of the forums in which outreach has taken place is the church. and i will read the quote. if republicans do not start strategizing with latino pastors in churches like the democrats have done for years with the black church, it will be no victory for conservative candidates across the country. it is fascinating to me that the church -- the church is so mind politically. white evangelicals, it bedrock contingent of the republican party

take a look, this man from new mexico found dead in a ranch in laredo, texas. medical examiner fingerprinting and documenting that death with hundreds of others just this year. she believes this man died from severe dehydration because it is hot out here appear that man would have turned 29 years old today. the webb county medical examiner's office had to purchase these new coolers to try to keep up with a surge in migrant deaths expecting to process more than 300 bodies of migrants who have died crossing into the united states. most of the debts heatstroke but railings are on the rise. ship cemeteries like this are popping up on the southern bordr and struggling to find room and staff these parties and they've never had anything like this even with the pandemic in texas. pcp pipe crosses and each one has a name. >> this is an unforgiving journey. this is what happens, don't listen to what the coyotes are telling you. they want your money. they could care less if they make this journey safely. my message to you harsh it seems, stay home. there is a better path

the images to look at, this man from mexico was found dead in a ranch in laredo, texas.and documenting that death, which she believes from severe hydration because, john commit is hot out here still. the man would have turned 29 years old today. the webb county medical examiner's office had to purchase two new coolers. we can tell you this is just continuing your no sign of slowing down. 3,000 migrant deaths in counting, john. >> john: you pointed out that is a grim reality of the situation at the border. and really a unique way to look at this crisis as well. alexis mcadams for us. gillian. >> gillian: the borders are slamming republican governors for sending migrants from border towns to blue states and vice president kamala harris the dereliction of duty she herself is not traveling to the border and took the job last year. fox news sunday, shannon bream with what the order battle means for the midterms, plus brian kilmeade joins us on president biden speech last hour at the teachers union appeared karl rove also joins us on biden's indecision of 2024. that and much m

one in laredo, cassy garcia, very similar stories. conservatives. daughters of imgrants.ghborhoods and trying to change the face of the party. >> thanks for sharing it us with. you can see a lot more, tune in to field report, tonight, 10:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc, it's also streaming on peacock. >>> and that's going to do it for us this hour. make sure to join us for chris jansing reports, every weekday 1:00 eastern time right here on msnbc. i'll see you on monday. in the meantime, yasmin vossoughian is in the chair for "katy tur reports" next. with colon cancer rising in adults under 50, the american cancer society recommends starting to screen earlier, at age 45. i'm cologuard, a noninvasive way to screen at home, on your schedule. and i find 92% of colon cancers. i'm for people 45+ at average risk for colon cancer, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider if cologuard is right for you. such tree-mendous views. i'm at a moss for words. false positive and negative results may occur. when a cough tries to steal dad's punchlines, he ta

border, just this week texas dps found these migrants including small kids, at two stash houses out in laredohis marks nearly 200 stash houses and counting that have been found it full of 2,000 migrants, at least. we talked to victor abdallah, the retired special agent. he told me that these policies are creating lawlessness. >> these people are walking up, knowing that there is no repercussions there is no threat of being arrested, you will be admitted into this country, for your final destination. >> quick look here from our drone across this eagle pass, texas, john, things are not slowing down and more migrant crossings are expected to climb, back live can tell you that the people from eagle pass tell us that they feel like the cartels are in charge out here and not the federal government. they would like to see that a chain, john >> john: in eagle pass, texas, with more coverage that the white house is taking note of, lexus, thank you. jillian. >> gillian: thank you, the bank's biggest banks are back up on capitol hill, they are painting a very grim picture of the economic forecast. bank

this morning in laredo, texas,, border patrol found another founy in the brush after a group crossed the rio grande without food or thr water. now, just north in eagle pass is becoming too much to handle.l officials there have beens forced to bring in refrigeration trucks to store up all the bodies there since the previous year who have all these bodies. but no, this is somebody either a river brush, whatever , buddy . you'll transport him, put him here. but we take over. we have to over. hide the bodie. we have to fingerprint tattoos. whatever they're wearing. >> eagle pass is also where weea find ventura field reporter at the daily caller who joins us from there. live.f thes george , youe said some of thee bodies include children, pregnant women. it's getting very littlee attention now. wh wy is that?hy i yellow here? officials for the past six months are just trying to te sound the alarm on the amount of migrant deaths. the officials here are telling me that they'rigrantcials toeyeg between one to two deaths per dy day., it's getting to the poin t that they're actually starting to

the consequences of the lawless policiesliw th that right now the people of mccallan, the people of laredo, the people o peoplf eagle pass,c the people of texas are feeling the price for this. instead and biden still won't change. instead,why do what does he do? he lies to the american people. he sends corrine's on pier out's to claim nobod cy is crossing the border illegally. it's a flat out lie. and all of the docile little the sheep in the press room, and they buy like sheep and they ignore the fact that she's lying to the american people. the media needs to covere me her lies. and this this outrage needs to e stop because, you know, what?at these these blue governorscrisis and mayors are right? it is a crisis, . ose ar but it's not just a crisis when it's the millionaires who are . convenienced >> no, it's over three million people. senator , we havr s.e to secure our borders. it's simple. follow the law, follow the constitution and respect the laws. and and borders and security of our country. simple. senator ted cruz, thank you for being with us. all right. here with more reaction, w

of police or so they didn't check his ref, that they would have found out how terrible he was in laredo and web county. then we could have maybe had a whole different outcome on may 24th. but that's the way it is. here you have a mayor who says, oh, get, get, get my number. and if anybody you know bothers you, you just call me, we can't live in a society like that. that grandmother had the personal number of the share that's not equal for all citizens. not everybody's going to be able to call the mayor or call the the sheriff. you gotta have a system in place where everyone calls 911. and everybody responds and serves are community the officers the way that they should. but if tell you in that culture this, this will continue to happen, whether it's a rape case in the community. you know, thank you so much. thank you angela, for joining us today. appreciate that. so again, a lot of the mixed emotions today as kids had back to school, but one thing that we were pleased to see is a lot of smiles. a lot of hugs, a lot of kisses, as kids show us exactly how resilient they can be. ready a da

last week border patrol agent in laredo, texas they seized 1900 packages of cocaine worth $12 million. it's a business. >> trace: it's an industry and also point out we talk about shutting down the chemical labs in mexico. all these chemicals. 90% of them are coming from china. it is cheap to produce them and for pennies on the dollar they can send out these pills and make 15 to 20 times the profit on heroin and cocaine and that's what they've found, a cottage industry and easy way to make money. >> dana: let's move to the other news of the day. watch this. >> what the department of justice and f.b.i. have done have inflamed partisan divisions and mistrust among the american people by an agency in the f.b.i. why wouldn't you appoint a special master to tamp down some of the emotions on this issue? >> dana: we'll know whether a special master will be appointed to review the sensitivity of the document seized from mar-a-lago. what it could mean for president trump's case. >> trace: fourth grade test scores take a plunge we haven't seen in 30 years. what is driving the decline that could

exemplifies our hyphenated mexico american culture and reminiscent of growing up on the border in laredond our pantry, a line of sauces we will utilize. you're making us a spicy chicken empanada. >> indeed. >> it's a smaller one. >> a smaller one. >> a little party bite. >> exactly. it's the perfect -- [ speaking in non-english ] i always keep them frozen so when people show up unexpected i pop them in the oven and ready to go. >> the chicken is so finally shredded. is this something i can cut the corner and use a rotisserie? >> i love using rotisserie chicken, choosing one that is juicy and season it with turmeric, coriander, some cumin. >> right. that is going to taste good. >> and add so many -- [ speaking non-english ] a backbone of colombian cooking, tomato, onions, spices and a taste for all of our cuisine and a salsa i developed for our pantry. >> salt and pepper. is this meant to go in there? >> after. once it cools off you fold in the sour cream and the cilantro and you get this mixture. >> so we'll do that quickly. is there a proper way once we get these cut you're supposed to

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