alalejandro mayorkas. >> we inherited a broken system.ffing my i can't tore flows. only congress can. we. >> later this morning round 2 for mayorkas and his explanations for the current state of affairs for the southern border. among other things he is being called ton explain a decision by the biden administration to lift title 42 pandemic restrictions at the border next month. now, that's now on hold by a federal judge but mayorkas admits it will create a new surge of illegal immigration. >> my god, man, own the moment. you have been called upon to resign by myself and others. next year, if we have the majority in this committee, which we shall, you are still in office, you will face impeachment. >> deportations plummeted while illegal immigration skyrocketed. and that's only possible because secretary mayorkas decided not to enforce the law. i vow to you we will use our oversight power to investigate secretary mayorkas' disregard for federal law. >> mayorkas meantime is talking about a surge of his own, sending a slew of additional fed

that is secretary mayorkas. comes to our border should be allowed to come into our country, stay in our country and never been sent home. there's 1.1 million people who have went through the court process. they have had their day in court and the judges said you're not entitled to stay here that they're not sending back. they're just staying here. this is their policy. this is what their doing for the country. i don't know the motivation but it seems to me that is what they believe. they believe what i think secretary clinton said several years ago in a presidential campaign. they believe in a borderless hemisphere and we're seeing that play out in real time on our southwest border. >> martha: what do you say to people that blame both sides nor the fact that we don't have a better policy at the border? senator cornyn talked about a bipartisan plan that he had. a lot of frustration on the part of the american people. they're tired of the finger pointing. >> we had plans that were working. remember what joe biden

and the dea connects where mayorkas won't.he dea, that border collapse is behind a growing drug and gun crime wave taking off in dozens of u.s. cities. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: let's begin with your money. it was a volatile day on wall street. the nasdaq tumbling. microsoft earnings helping to power the dow. facebook beat on earnings. it is still down 55% from its record high. check oil. oil and gas, they have been ricocheting around. this is what's going on. we have strong dollar, china lockdown fears, that is about demand and also this, the eu accuses russia of quote blackmail, after russia cut off natural gas to poland and bulgaria because they refused to pay russia in rubles this is day after u.s. and western allies vowed to speed more military aid to ukraine. eu gas fire, they will pay in rubles for russian gas. when will they step up to get u.s. supplies. mayorkas was on the hot seat in congress over biden's border collapse. edward lawrence in washington with more. repor

take a look at this exchange between congressman chip roy and dh secretory mayorkas and by the way, mayorkasabout the lost voices for people dying from fentanyl? hundreds of tens of thousands of people

mayorkas also confirmed today that d.h.s. is indeed having conversations with the v.a. veterans, and then he got into a heated exchange with florida rep john rutherford who asked him why in the world are i.c.e. deportations dropping significantly since 2019? watch. >> last year with the same resources only deported 59,000. what's going on? >> we have removed more serious criminals than the prior administration did. and i have data, and i can provide you with that specific data. >> i think america was much safer when we deported 359,000, whether they were for serious felonies or serious misdemeanors. but 359 compared to 59,000, that's not safer. >> john, a quick look at the plan mayorkas is trying to sell right now. includes speeding up the processing of migrants, it includes working with n.g.o.s, targeting cartels and working with other nations in the region to determine migration. republicans are calling this plan disappointing, and they are not the only challenge. as punchbowl news report, even house speaker nancy pelosi has joined nearly 50 democrats on the hill who

secretary mayorkas, can i start with you? >> thank you so much and i want to thank the atlantic council for houston this important conversation. it underscores something president kemp said at the outset . the maritime transportation system here in the united states and across the world feels fuel so much of the world's economy and when we think of the cyber security challenges that we encounter not only here domestically across the world. ... vulnerable to the threat and no domain can lack vigilance in building differences response capabilities and resilience ab in light of the ubiquity of the threat. we here in the united states are very focused on the maritime transportation system. we are speaking of more than 25,000 miles of waterways, hundreds and hundreds of courts, thousands of docks. our transportation system and the maritime domain in the international sphere fuels more than $5.4 trillion of economic growth. and if there is one message that i would have to communicate in my opening remarks is the criticality and val

and that is only possible because secretory mayorkas did not enforce the law. i bow don't make vow to you will use oversight with secretary mayorkas disregard for federal law. >> now mayorkas said he had the six-point plan to deal with the border crisis including surging regular workers from the veterans administration and elsewhere to the southern border. he also said he offered to shut down former president trump's border wall. the plan has cost $72 million, todd and carley. >> carley: douglas luzader thank you so much for that. $17 million to shut down the wall for political reasons. that means we bought the supplies to build that wall, $72 million of taxpayer money. and it went to waste. some of it, they are say is rotting along the southern border. and keep in mind that president biden voted in 2006 for the secure fence act, which paid for 600 miles of border fence. so, the wall was not a new idea. in 2006, president biden supported it. at that time, a lot of democrat said it didn't go far enough. >> todd: may i state the obvious? if you don't want to wast

>> i think that secretary mayorkas put it really well. shields up. these digital threats are no longer accessible. it is society central nervous system. as digital threats continue to grow, digital risk remain high. in our country, and also all around those. espionage, sabotage by other countries, it represents a risk to our national and international security. if i may add in addition, the disruptive ransomware attacks by criminals can have serious consequences throughout all of society. the failure of the physical process due to national or technical factors also pose a risk. i think that the cyber threat landscape is huge. it is very diverse. >> thank you, thank you very much. let's talk about obstacles for a second. as we know the maritime industry it is so critical for national security and economic prosperity. a lot of it lies in the hands of the private sector, as well. from your perspective mrs. secretary whether some of the biggest obstacles coordinating maritime cybersecurity? both with the industry sector, as well as the national organizat

take a look at this exchange between congressman chip roy and dh secretory mayorkas and by the way, mayorkasuld be impeached. we will explain. >> how about the lost voices for people dying from fentanyl? hundreds of tens of thousands of people dying from fentanyl. faces of americans, faces of americans across the country dying because of fentanyl pouring into the country. >> sean: and then mayorkas repulsive boy says "oh, we inherited the worst border" know you inherited the best border. when exchange shows coming up be white house doesn't care about the border, the economy, record high gas prices. it is killing the poor and the middle class and inflation is out of control instead they are preoccupied with something much more important to them. the department of homeland security founded after 9/11 to combat terrorism. remember, terrorism, nothing else. that is why the department of homeland security now turning their sights on law-abiding americans. and creepy new ministry of truth combating what the biden administration is calling a dangerous threat of disinformation. in other words, opini

. >> that was alejandro mayorkas, it's as if the secretary has nothing else going on re/max? and looking at alejandro mayorkas and his background, he knows exactly how to control the board and the policies that work in the policies that do not work. so he is choosing to be a soldier to not enforce policy and make them safe around the world. he has to know that this is the one untrimmed wrong person in wrong message and yet there are advisors, i'm not sure, pledging to go ahead and do this. and the person who said this, if anyone looked it up on wikipedia, which is sometimes accurate, i feel like this administration is acting like this is election media. a lot of times you guys cover this during your shows, harris, they are getting more and more general questions about inflation and hunter biden, about ukraine and white took so long and so forth and so on. so this is happening to cover real stories. and i think this is the beginning of things blowing up in their face. >> i think so. a disinformation board. you know, exactly. this woman in particular, jankowicz. first she poste

whether mayorkas would want us to or not. watch this. >> he said the border is secure and the border is secure and we are executing our plan. the first part of the sentence was false. the second part of the plan, the second part he was telling us the truth. that should frighten us all of the we have a secretary of homeland security deliberately in a premeditated fashion executing a plan, his words, to overwhelm our country with millions of illegal migrants. >> harris: house judiciary ranking member jim jordan with harsh words for the dhs secretary mayorkas today. the second day of questions on the worsening border crisis, 130 house republicans are calling his leadership a failure and they are building a case against him. congressman clay higgins told mayorkas to resign to save the nation the pain of his impeachment. >> this disaster we have at our border, the disintegration of our national sovereignty cannot be sustained. anyone that has two brain cells that could perhaps bump into each other would know that it's abject failu

we thank secretary mayorkas for participating. without objection, all members will have five legislative days to submit additional written questions for the witness or additional materials to the record. and we will note that there are two votes on the floor right now. without objection, the harriet's adjourned. >> we take you to a house forbe a-- foreign affairs committee hearing with secretary of state blinken. he'll testify about the 2023 budget request for the state department. >> energy secretary grantholm took questions during a hearing on president biden's 2023 budget request. watch tonight at 9:30 eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or full coverage on c-span now our free video app. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these television companies and more, including cox. >> cox is committed to providing eligible families access to affordable internet through the connect to compete program. bridging the digital divide one connected and engaged student at a time. cox. bringing us closer. >> cox

we thank secretary mayorkas for participating. without objection, all members will have five legislative days to submit additional written questions for the witness or additional materials to the record. and we will note that there are two votes on the floor right now. without objection, the harriet's adjourned. we take a live now to a house foreign affairs to hearing with secretary of state anthony. he'll be testifying about the 2023 budget request for the state department. >> you have done a number of things. a focused on this

we thank secretary mayorkas for participating.hout objection, all members will have five legislative days to submit additional written questions for the witness or additional materials to the record. and we will note that there are two votes on the floor right now. without objection, the harriet's adjourned. >> c-span's washington journal. every day, we are taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day and we discusse policy issues that impact yo. coming up friday morning, the american federation of teachers randy weingart discusses the biden administration and issues affecting public schools. the executive director of the center for immigration studies on president biden's immigration and border security policy. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern sunday morning on c-span or c-spannow, our free mobile app. join the discussion with phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. saturday, the daily show host trevor noah headlines the first white house correspondents association dinner since 2019. pr

a couple of things to keep in mind this morning as mayorkas testify. he will talk about how they've increased resources and bed capacity from 13,000 to 17,000. but keep that in mind. that's enough for one day worth of migrants expected this summer. also keep in mind that mayorkas has laid out a plan in which they'll say increase expedited removal of immigrants which will be a quicker way of getting people out but again bill and dana, quicker is the pejorative word. these people through expedited removal still have to be processed and interviews where they don't have the capacity to do at this moment. bill and dana. >> bill: thank you, bryan llenas. texas republican dan crenshaw was here, the arizona a.g. is here coming up in a matter of minutes. >> dana: also breaking news on a prisoner swap between the u.s. and russia. moscow releasing trevor reed in exchange for a russian drug trafficker serving time in america. reed was jailed in 2019 on assault charges stemming from a night of heavy drinking in the russian capital. his loved ones relieved saying ou

secretary mayorkas effectively manage the this?means giving control to the cartel than they are doing a great job because that's all they've done, they're leaving stretches of border uncovered. they are leaving small businesses like we heard there to fend for themselves. they are completely abandoning the american public solely for the purpose of their political base. that's disgusting and should never be allowed to happen here. elizabeth: they are claiming they are humanitarian, what do you say to that? >> they are not, they are encouraging people to put themselves in the hands of dangerous criminal cartel. we have had 11 drownings this month alone in del rio. we have drowning and people left in the desert to die because they can't keep up for the sole reason of not being able to keep up, these are the policies they are encouraging him to do, in the hands of dangerous criminal cartels. elizabeth: we seen graphic photos of migrant slaughter and murdered and we have active criminal cartel gang warfare, the mexican army to come out a

secretary mayorkas,, i'll get right into it. in recent months, we have seen threats two houses of worship increase. and i'm particularly concerned about the ongoing threats to houses of worship in the african american community. the nonprofit security grant program, or nsgp is a key tool in helping houses of worship protect themselves from threats. for this reason, i was pleased to see the budget proposal request for 360 million for nsgp. secretary mayorkas, how is the department working to include african-american community, including black churches that need these resources. >> congressman thank you very much for your important words regarding that grant program. we have engaged and embarked upon a very extensive communication effort to ensure that we reach otherwise disenfranchised institutions that very well might need those funds. otherwise may not have access to them. as i mentioned earlier, i was in detroit, michigan, i believe it was last month. i met with faith based groups in the african american community to understan

. >> todd: dhs secretary mayorkas, alexandria half live. >> as secretary mayorkas at the border, theublicans push back on the notion one point calling the name of notorious trader. listen. >> mike pence constituents want you impeached. they it is so -- it is so profoundly offensive. i will ask you for an apology. i'm proud of my surface to this country. the meeting -- he's been drilled onto biden administration twin title 42p that allows migrants to be quickly expelled pure this week a federal judge for the administration from ending it. here is what progressive talked about policy. >> i have to point out that title 42 is not xenophobic but hypocritical. it is unconscionable, racist and trump era policy was in effect for too long. it did nothing. >> carley: well, without title 42, it is estimated 18,000 migrants a day could pass over the southern border. the nation is already dealing with record influx. during the hearing yesterday the question known or suspected terrorist was raised. >> any of the 42 illegal migrants on the terrorist watch list for the southwest border released him

i agree with secretary mayorkas. information sharing is important for private security is key and inescapable. within our country within the netherlands information sharing i mentioned an area to work closely with key organization each of the areas together close cooperation because we have also very nice the national center. as challenges ahead, share information, best practices and information. another great initiative in the area could be translated as strong or robust. it is part of the program. its goal is similar to corporations in the area to elevate the awareness and to keep the focus. organized information showing activity, training and also shares cybersecurity intel with its members. the role of the dutch government is to support the existing initiative and to stay in close contact with the organizations in the private and public sector working in the netherlands and cybersecurity in the maritime realm. international collaboration and information sharing i think we can add value and learn from each other.

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mayorkas: only congress can fix this.d is legislation to fix what everyone agrees is a broken immigration system. lisa: today's hearing came just a day after the biden administration argued at the supreme court to be able to end the remain-in-mexico policy, which requires that asylum seekers stay in mexico until they have a court hearing. the court will decide the fate of that program by the end of june. amna: and for more on how the immigration debates are playing out at the capitol, our congressional correspondent, lisa desjardins, joins me now. hi, lisa. good to see you. lisa: hello. good to see you. amna: so let's talk about that plan from the biden administration. how is that going over with democrats and republicans who are expressing concern about this? lisa: i have to say, talking to a lot of lawmakers and also top democratic sources in particular who have had problems with the title 42 kind of plan to lift it, there's a lot of silence today. and i think that doesn't register well for the dhs secretary, the biden

homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas says increase in migrants will strain already stretched capacities there. capabilities, he faced questions in a pair of house committee hearings on capitol hill today. and detailed the administration's new immigration plan. not surprisingly, republican lawmakers seemed unimpressed but some democrats are become being more vocal in their criticism of the administration. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off live tonight on the north lawn, good evening, jackie. >> evening to you, bret. the white house says new dhs border plan has been in the works for six months. homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas just briefed lawmakers on it for the first time today. he struggled to sell it in the hot seat. >> my god, man, on own the moment, you have been called upon to resign by myself and others. next year if we have the majority in committee, which we shall, you are still in office, you will face impeachment. >> homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas grilled by lawmakers on capitol hill wednesday unconvinced his 6 poi

yesterday a clip of your exchange with mayorkas yesterday watch. >> mr.eal hunter biden laptop story was false is that the individual runnings dchgs governings board. >> i am not familiar with those statements. >> you reported widely. i am not familiar. >> this is -- >> -- tell us more. >> you can't make this you have you would laugh, if it wasn't so series the idea individuals have targeted disinformation orwellian this is who is he going to investigate dr. fauci because dr. fauci said -- cdc information all vaccinated the virus are they going to investigate 51 former government officials told usb laptop story was russian disinformation biggest purveyor of disinformation is the government agencies the agencies are going to tell us what we're loid to see allowed to hear allowed to say this is a frightening, yeah, we will be on this, this issue as well, and like we said person that they put in charge of this neena jankowicz going for every crazy story out there frightening as well. maria: look, i appreciate your toughness i know american people are gratefu

>> alex: secretary mayorkas -- allows migrantss to be quickly expelled.artisan concern has been raised that the president is being pushed by progressives. >> this is not just xenoshgfobic, it is hypocritical. this trump era policy was in effect for too long. it did nothing. >> a federal judge barred administration from ending title 42. without it additional surge is expected at the border. the question of known or suspected terrorists were raised. >> has any of the 42 migrants on the terrorist list been released into the united states? >> i do not know the answer to your question. >> you do not know whether they have been released or not into the country, that is your testimony? >> 14 states have filed additional lawsuits, this time over the biden administration ability to approve or deny asylum claims. carl and he todd. >> carley: live in washington, thank you. let's bring in south carolina congressman ralph norman, had a chance to question the secretary this week. congressman, good morning to you. two days of questioning, he sat through them, you listen

mayorkas ought to be impeached.n't going to appoint some left wing zealot to become the censorship czar for the united states clearly unconstitutional. clearly a violation of the first amendment and maybe a tribute to joe biden's friends in the chinese communist party or moscow. but certainly a very unamerican. this tells you how out of control they are. >> dana: we have the statistics about the migrant encounters so far this year. numbers are staggering and out there for everyone to see. earlier today as we were reporting on the new poll, bill pointed out that if you look at the breakdown of republicans and democrats, republicans think of immigration as their number two concern after inflation and the economy. but for democrats it is way down the list like number five or six. what do you make of that? >> well, i think historically republicans have been much more committed to american patriotism, to the idea of the nation. i think on the left you have a large block of people who don't want to stand for the national

home and security secretary alejandro mayorkas was questioned on the administration's plan and titlevealed the department traded disinformation government board, a woman named tina at the help republicans including florida governor ron desantis quickly raised concerned on this. >> they appointed someone who herself has been an advocate for covid lockdowns. who herself without disinformation about the hundred biden phase who supported russia collusion conspiracy theories. this is not acceptable. >> online post and animated video emerged and expressing her political views in the past. this is concern over the objectivity over what information would be discounted under the new board. it's intention is to stop disinformation from traveling around the country particularly as it relates to smuggling. >> there's no question, bipartisan support for that to address disinformation. it's helping smugglers, pushing helping people migrate or providing false information prompting people to migrate. >> she's highly qualified for the position but did offer distance and saying hiring is up to the dep

can box saying that his constituents say that mayorkas is a traitor who has committed treason. ukraine is blasting russia's heinous act of barbarism tonight , a bombardment that left several buildings at the heart of the ukrainian capital on fir and in shambles while the un secretary general has seen previous destruction in that area. reporting live once again where it is morning. at looks like a beautiful start. what's going on on the ground. expect it is a beautiful start to this day but last night russia launched a fresh and widespread wave of attacks across this country. explosions were herded back and outside of kyiv to the west and along the border of belarus and the city of odessa in the south. herein libby matt, we were unde fire for at least an hour. shards of glass cut an 11 year girl boys like to the bone he was among three wounded in a rocket attack that official say for the first to hit the city since the war began. on monday the rail railway reported five missile strikes your railway shortly after the us secretary of state and secretary of defense is that if ukrai

mayorkas today acknowledging the surge. >> with the title 42 public health order set to be lifted, we expect migration levels to increase. >> reporter: earlier this week, a federal judge put a pause on lifting title 42 before the 23rd. mayorkas saying, in preparation to lift it, the administration will send additional medical supplies and personnel to the border, speed up case processing, and crack down on cartels. >> we have effectively managed an unprecedented number of noncitizens seeking to enter the united states. >> reporter: but tonight, republicans blaming president biden's border policies last year there was an all-time record of 1.7 million illegal border crossings. just last month, 221,000 migrants crossed into the u.s., the highest monthly total ever recorded. >> i've never seen the border more broken it is not under operational control. it is out of control >> reporter: democrats remain deeply divided over the issue late tonight, that federal judge just ruled the administration cannot lift title 42 for the next 14 days lester >> kristen welker with that late-breaking news

secretary mayorkas announcing plans for what he calls a disinformation governance

they wonder what would the mayorkas family do down the road?e the majority in this committee, which we shall, you're still in office, you'll face impeachment. >> dems hitting back saying republicans are more interested in getting fox news spots than actually fixing immigration policy or engaging in honest debate over real questions like whether to edged the pandemic era policy allowing u.s. border agents to expel asylum seekers to mexico, known as title 42. so i want to ask you about both of these things because i think they are part and parcel of the same strategy. what do you make of these extremist attacks on secretary mayorkas, and what do you make of this 60-page memo basically announcing the ways in which the republican party plans to weaponize immigration in time for the midterms? >> well, first of all, secretary mayorkas is an honorable man. i think that what he he is doing, anyone that takes on the job of dhs secretary, very stressful, high profile, but he has a lot on his plate right now. and my question that i pose to republicans is

according to failed dhs secretary mayorkas, the crisis being effectively managed. really? we inherited a broken and dismantled system that is already under strain. it is not built to manage the current levels and types of migratory flows, only congress can fix this. yet we have effectively managed an unprecedented number of noncitizens seeking to enter the united states and interdicted more drugs and intercepted more smuggling operations than ever before. a significant increase in migrant encounters will strain our system even further and we will address this challenge successfully. >> sean: inherited? are you kidding? they caused all of this. what they inherited was the most secure border with the least amount of illegal immigration in a long time. and get this, the biden administration now will be forced to comply with a temporary restraining order granted by a louisiana judge which blocks the lifting of title 42, senate democrats, you know, border states, arizona, nevada, texas, are in yet another election year conversion on the border as the biden open borders catastro

el secretario de seguridad nacional alejandro mayorkas anunciÓ el levantamiento del tÍtulo 42 de saludntes. >>> por este motivo arÍstides, su esposa abandonaron guatemala para cruzar a mÉxico. >>> nos pasamos al primer albergue y ahÍ estuvimos y dormimos a la intemperie. habÍa mucha gente, al otro dÍa nos pasaron al puente. >>> dicen que la patrulla fronteriza los trasportÓ hasta arizona y luego fueron regresadon a mÉxico. >>> volvemos al codico de inmigraciÓn que les tÍtulo 8, donde se puede hacer deportaciones expeditas vtambiÉn poner a personas en proceso de deportaciÓn. el secretario de seguridad nacional alejandro mayorkas dijo que se levantarÁ el tÍtulo 42 de salud, cuando los centros para el control y la prevenciÓn de enfermedades requirieron expulsar a inmigrantes por el tema del caracteres coronaviruss. >>> el departamento de seguridad nacional en el aÑo fiscal 2020 les otorgaron asilo polÍtico a 8700 guatemaltecos y el 98% de los mexicanos que solicitan asilo polÍtico son rechazados. >>> los jueces de asilo serÍan emplazados en los puntos para encargarse de las archivistas. >

secretary mayorkas announcing plans for what he calls a disinformation governance board to combat thistion ahead of the midterms. >> we have just established a governance board in the department of homeland security to more effectively combat this threat, not only to election security but our homeland security. >> it sounds like it's to prevent this information, i am not sure who opposes that effort. >> greg: i smell a rat be the group will be led by a far left expert who calls trump -- a campaign product in 2020. she's also been vocal about her to stay for elon musk saying she shudders to think about the building or taking over twitter. anti-musk fever practically prerequisite for any job in the white house. elizabeth warren taking another shot at the billionaire last night. >> we need rules of the road and there are going to be rules. the only question is will elon musk decide all the rules by himself in a dark room? or is it going to be the case that we are going to decide this as a country? we are going to make the rules in a democracy? rules of the road could help facilitate that

mayorkas looks you straight in the face.hat day i literally slammed my hand down on the desk and said you should resign now but twice i have said you should reside now and he should. i mean looking at elected officials, congresspeople who are trying to find out what the truth is in bold flay's lies to them. this is what is going on. people are told this is what the truth is and it's not it's precisely the opposite. >> so when you see an individual like mayorkas do that and you watch him in action, what is his agenda? >> i guess to please the president i guess what he should do if he's being told by the president or someone else i don't think the president controls a lot of it, which the real big picture real quickly but there are a lot of people in this world who resent america. a lot of billionaires, a lot of big corporations, a lot of the woke celebrities that don't want to see the america that we know and love continue into the future breed that is for real that is not made up. this is all part of a pattern that you reall

to talk more about the crisis, homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas joins us for an exclusive interview. mr. secretary, thank you so much. when title 42 is lifted, it could mean up to 18,000 more migrants every day. this will become an even bigger crisis. how is the department preparing

mayorkas. mayorkas sat down with our congressman in washington and he was grilled.rrested that came over and they're on the terror no fly watch list. and jim jordan asked him about it. listen to this exchange. >> have any of the 42 illegal migrants on the terrorist watch list, the no fly list be been encountered on the southern border of the united states. >> ranking member jordan as i mentioned before i will provide that data to you with respect to the disposition of each one i do not know the answer to your question. >> the secretary of homeland security does not know the answer to the stalls of 42 individuals who came to our southern border illegally, are on the no fly list and the terrorist watch list. you do not know if whether they have been released or not into the country? that's your testimony? >> ranking member jordan, as i said before, i will provide you the data. >> brian: the guy is totally incompetent. >> steve: you know what? he probably has not been told the answer. because he does not want to know for a fact what happened to them because then he wou

mayorkas admitted that our border is not secure? i would like to call and everybody here especially in the media to ask that question. when sec. mayorkas comes to this house tomorrow and meet with people, i would like you to ask him if the border is secure? i would like you to ask him if he believes that it is secure and if it is not, what is his plan? because with the recension of title 42 the estimates are not 8000 people a day, but 18,000 people a day. that is the impact. and that is the story of abandonment. the story of an abdication of the responsibility to keep our country secure, one which this administration has not done. yes, ma'am? >> are you trying to plan any resolutions or force any procedural resolutions? >> we have a discharge petition with more than 210 signatures from republican members. we heard democrats asking the president not to remove title 42, so this is their opportunity. >> [indiscernible] >> we have never stopped going to the border. last year around march is when we discovered catching people on the terr

unidos ha dejado atrás la pandemia del covid pero en la calle no todos se sienten seguros alejandro mayorkasierno prepara el fin del título 42 cuando eso ocurra esperan la llegada de miles de inmigrantes el papa francisco pide que se trate con respeto a las suegras dice que el peor pecado es la lengua >> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro >> buenas tardes la muerte de debani escobar conmociona a méxico su cuerpo fue hallado las autoridades investigan que fue feminicidio la familia de la joven acusa al taxista de acoso sexual pero él se defiende >> la joven camina cruza al restaurante del hotel es la madrugada del 9 de abril en los videos no se ve a ninguna otra persona ahí en la carretera de monterrey en nuevo ladero la dejó el taxista el padre de la joven lo acusó que intentó tocarle los pechos >> no, ella no estaba en sus cinco sentidos >> fue encontrada después muerta él fue liberado el taxista dijo que ella le exigió que dejara bajarse y mostró la conversación con la joven >> la verdad >> cuál verdad >> merecen la verdad >> murió por golpe en la cabeza pero las autoridades no dijeron

i think it's interesting and asked this question to secretary mayorkas.f the disinformation governance board is the same individual who told us the dossier was real and the hunt laptop story was false. that's the person in charge. that is frightening. that is scary. but this is the left. they want to control the message. they don't believe -- today's left basically says if you disagree with them you are not allowed to speak. if they try they will call you a racist and try to cancel you. that is how scary it's gotten. god bless elon musk and what he is doing. this is a the way we can begin to fight back. >> bret: last thing, a lot of coverage of what house minority leader kevin mccarthy said on those audiotapes and what he is saying now. a lot of back and forth. he has answered some questions from our own bill melugin. i guess from a conservative point of view, do you think leader mccarthy is a conservative, loyal to farmer president trump or do you think he says what he has to to make people, like you, happy? >> i want president trump to be the next presi

and take a look at this tensean exchange between congressmanth chip roy and dhs secretary mayorkas. and by the way, may orcas should be impeached. we'll explainy,. how about the lostt voices for people dying fromn. fentanyl? hundreds of thousands tens ofle thousands of americans dying from federal faces, faces, americans, faces of americans across this country dying because of fentanyl pouring into our country. and then america's repulsively says, oh , we inheritednt the worst border. no, you " inherited the best border. now unfortunatelyrite the therey one exchange. we'll show the entire exchange coming up. sadly tonight , the white house, they don't really care about the border, the economy, record high gas prices. it's killing the poor and the middle class in this country. inflation out of control. instead, they are preoccupied with something much more important to them. department of homeland securityi founded after 9/11 to combat terrorism, terrorismec, no terrorism, nothing else. that's why we have the department of homeland security. they're now turning their sights on law ab

if mayorkas isn't going to do his job he needs to be impoached. people in congress need to take the issue seriously. people are dying as a result of these failed policies. >> julie: former president trump called for mayorkas to step down or get impeached. he agrees with you there. you just mentioned fentanyl. the overdose deaths in 2021 especially in teenagers. the number of teens who died from fentanyl overdoses more than doubled from 2019. a study found 253 teenagers died from fentanyl overdose in 2019 which accounts for 51% of all overdose deaths last year. fatality surged to 884 with fentanyl causing 77 pers percent of all overdose deaths in teens. i mean, what is the biden administration going to say to those families and those parents of those teenagers whose children are dead because we are ignoring what is the biggest crisis in this country in spending so much time worrying about other countries and not about our own. the vice president was at the border last june. the president has yet to visit. when jen psaki was asked if the president w

i read the plan from secretory secretary mayorkas and i read that today. and it says it all.oblem from the previous administration. todd whom i will say this to you, and arizona in the county, when president trump was in office, we saw 400 migrants a month. now we are up to almost 8,000 migrants a month within this tragedy that is the most inhumane thing i've seen in my 30 years of law enforcement. what i didn't see from secretary mayorkas or president biden taking responsibility for this border. >> todd: if title 42 is ultimately rescinded, can the damage to our nation ever, ever be reversed? >> well, right back to my local community, we have citizens killed. 65-year-old female killed, 59-year-old female riding her bicycle smuggled recently and survived that one. we have seen so much tragedy down here on the border. to give you an example of that, todd, july 2021 to march, we have arrested 777 and mostly u.s. citizens smuggled their drivers in a rural county at a cost of $1.5 million which i will be touching on today. the local impacts and i'm one of the border counties in t

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. >> carley: mayorkas will be speaking in front of the judiciary today. more on this front. and with that "fox & friends" starts right now. >> todd: bye-bye. >> we inherited a broken system. >> my god, man. >> bret: fiery day on capitol hill. >> own the moment. >> we have effectively managed unprecedented numbers of non-citizens. >> we need you to resign. >> vladimir putin issues another chilling nuclear warning. >> retaliatory strikes will be lightning fast. >> putin is seeking to deter the united states providing the military assistance that ukraine depends on. >> money which would included in president biden's covid relief package now being used to implement and tie racism. >> it's sickening the federal government was printing money to advance their agenda. >> in the days of censors speech appears to be over. >> what musk is proposing is nothing extraordinary. he just believes in free speech. >> carter kicks it to the corner, conan open. conethan buried another three. the milwaukee bucs will add advance. ♪ good morning ♪ wake up to a brand new day ♪ this morning ♪ nothing

homeland security secretary, alejandro mayorkas. secretary mayorkas, thanks for joining us.sident biden invoked a public health authority known as title 42, he did this at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, supposedly to prevent migrants from bringing covid-19 into the u.s. although people criticized the president for just using this as a way to keep undocumented i mmigrants out of the country. the pandemic's not over. why -- what do you think about the cdc making this decision and won't this decision, isn't it basically taking a problem and throwing it into dhs's lap, you'll have a whole new surge of tens if not hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants? >> jake, there's something very important that the listeners should understand, and that is that title 42, as it is known, is a public health authority. it is not an immigration policy. and as a public health authority, it is exercised by the cdc depending on the arc of the pandemic. and the cdc in its expertise, we are not public health experts, in its public health expertise, decided that the use of title 4

secretary mayorkas will be impeached.e will be impeached. >> jesse: that's their game, they just lie. remember they said republicans were the ones defunding police and the afghanistan evacuation was top notch and was just going so well. i don't think the market research people buy it, especially when you see these visuals. have you seen this woman sprint into the water? this is a full tilt sprint to the border and there is no one there to stop her. >> jesse the american people are not being deceived today 2.5 million illegals caught crossing the southern border under biden a modest projection is that there have been another 700,000 that were got-aways. meaning they got past customs and border patrol. how many of those 700,000 as you mentioned were on the terrorist watch list. how many of those got-aways were rapists and murderers? we don't know and that's the scary part. we must secure the southern border. dhs is now asking for all of this new money but it's not for wall builders or agents who can refuse entry. no, they w