dice que es en respuesta de al administración biden de terminar con el título 42 víctor amplía desde mcallene expulsiones de inmigrantes bajo el título 42 el gobierno se prepara para una llegada masiva de inmigraes el gobernador de texas, greg abtt anunció nuevas estrategias para contrarrestar el desastre fronterizo de biden , facilitando (inaudible) para ayudar a inmigrantes en la frontera hasta la capital del país para que el gobierno federal se haga cargo de ellos >> (información en pantal) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> con esto el gobernador de texas, greg abbott fortalece el operativo estrella solitaria teniendo desplegado 10il oficinas entre la guardia nacional miembros de la autoridad pública que van a repeler afluencias masivas de inmigrantes >> con incertidumbre sin saber qué va a pasar al día día el puente dice bienvenido a méxico una decepción grande >> inmigrantes han escuchado del fin del título 42 y los que han sido expulsados antes lo volverían a intentar >> mi sueño es vivir con mis hijos juntos mi pareja y dar un me

the last time in our county, in mcallen, we were at the center of it. we know what to expect. we need the funding, we need the help. it's not our responsibility but we'll do what we need to do. we'll do what we can even though it's not our responsibility. >> neil: obviously this is creating some angst on both sides of the political aisle, more an more democrats are going to pursue that in the next segment, mayor, concerned that this is a bad policy to just junk title 42 right now. do you envision that being enough to maybe change the administration's plans? >> well, we hope so. that was precisely one of the reasons. you have issues, immigration. that is setting aside the covid issues. having covid, increasing in different states. a lot of issues. we keep saying do what you have to do. we don't place blame or want to on either side of the aisle. we need them to start working, start thinking about the american people and not about partisan politics. it's affecting us. we shouldn't be spending a single cent for a federal issue. we ask them to work for the american people. >> neil

immigration policy with 1.7 million illegal border crossings last year, an all-time record but at a mcallen migrant shelter, we met a honduran family who supports lifting title 42, saying it keeps migrants waiting in dangerous conditions in mexico ava and her husband told us she became a victim of rape >> translator: the same person who offered her the job took advantage of her, abused her, and that was how the rape happened >> reporter: migrant advocates say ava's story is not uncommon and that title 42 should end but tonight a group of texas sheriffs is urging congress to intervene to keep it lester. >> julia, thank you. >>> in pittsburgh this evening, police are searching for suspects after a deadly shooting early easter sunday at an airbnb rental where police say about 200 people were attending a party. two 17-year-olds were killed and eight others were injured. police believe there are multiple shooters, but no arrests have been announced. >>> and we're tracking a rare spring snowstorm moving into the northeast this evening. four to eight inches expected in areas stretching from west v

reportera: un amigo que viajaba con Él les comentÓ que franklin muriÓ deshidratado, cerca de mcallen.ran ya de manera fÍsica, por las causas de muerte en su mayorÍa fue ahogamiento y deshidrataciÓn. reportera: uno de los 6 cadÁveres que llegaron en las Últimas horas a honduras era el de franklin >> hay instrucciÓn de la cancillerÍa de la repÚblica y es que los procesos sean mÁs expeditos, mÁs humanos y hayan entregas mÁs. reportera: el nuevo gobierno comenzÓ a utilizar el aviÓn presidencial para repatriar a los hondureÑos que han muerto en la ruta migratoria el nÚmero va creciendo y hay unas 100 solicitudes familias para que le devuelvan el cuerpo de su familiar que muriÓ intentando llegar. felix: a pesar de que han pasado varios meses persisten las dolorosas secuelas que le han quedado un inmigrante en un accidente en chiapas el aÑo pasado. tu testimonio desgarrador de lo que sucediÓ. reportero: martÍn se dice vivo de milagro, aunque las secuelas lo tienen muy mal. >> como si estuviera hinchado, todavÍa. reportero: martÍn viajaba en la caja de un trÁiler con 166 migrantes cuando se v

decomisaorn 10 kilos de fentanilo >> un padre y su hija impactados por un rayo pero están agradecidos >> de mcallen está roto por echar el pelo se derrritieron por la marca >> agradezco haber estado cómodos noticiero telemundo >> la posibilidad de ser impactado por un rayo es de una a 500 mil >> en san francisco prisión por dos robos de urto encontraron culpable de 3 cargos robos a cadenas será sentendadi para desmantelar redes organizadores >> el dispositivo lo llevó un hombre >> los padres no se pudn preocupar de lejos >> todo esto influye en la conducta >> el contenido que están hacia ellos >> piden controles parentales >> es pedir ayuda nunca los padres puieden renunciar >> habría que apostar a los argoritmos >> metían contenidos que no eran para niños >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> regresa un festival a la bahía ni se imagina >> también le cuento cómo un joven se las ingenió para tener una cita en el baile escolar >> en palo alto contratan personal sin experiencia a los que les guste hay un pago de 15 a 20 dólares más información en pantal uy, sofía se dignó a visitarnos. he estado ocupada, prima. ocupada patt

telemundo en mcallen con los detalles >>> mujer denunciada por mÉdico precisamente por causar de formadividuo por un aborto. carlos delgado dijo que lissette h herrera fue detenida. se ha dicho que no se va a ofrecer nueva informaciÓn en lo que prosigue la informaciÓn. el arresto ha deporspertado polÉmi. >>> (hablan en inglÉs( (hablan en inglÉs( (hablan en inglÉs( >>> torres defensora del aborto dice que nadie debe ser e encarcelado por los resultados de su embarazo y este es un ejemplo de cÓmo el gobierno accionar respecto del cuerpo de la mujer >>> nos encontramos para posarla a ella y aapo apoyarla a ellas y a las leyes antiaborto. jairo gallego n >>> lissette fue liberada en esta tarde, esta batalla para ella apenas comienza. en puerto rico las labores para restaurar la energÍa elÉctrica continÚan y segÚn las autoridades el noventa por ciento de la isla tiene electricidad pero el incidente ha tenido muchas repercusiones. lourdes cuÉntanos sobre la situaciÓn actual >>> noventa por ciento res restaurado. nosotros tuvimos la oportunidad de de recorrer el lugar y vimos personas que la

gobernador de texas, greg abbott de evitar lo que llama una amenaza con la nueva oleada de inmigrantes en mcallen de un candidato republicano por el estado de ohio muchos dicen que lleva la retórica de donald trump >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> es el vvídeode de la campaña del candidato republicano por ohio al senado de estados unidos (nombre en inglés) que es el centro de la controversia >> (hablan en inglés) >> además de culpar a el presidente de estados unidos, joe biden de a cusarlo de una frontera abierta y permitir que las drogas entren >> (hablan en inglés) >> también asegura que como sea que lo llamen pondráa el país primero imita la retórica del presidente donald trump y su retórica causa racismo >> representa el pensamiento de políticos racistas >> este coordinador republicano lo defiende >> responde a medios de la prensa >> el fivv genera reacción en la calle >> es un ejemplo de un hombre blanco con privilegio los políticos y seguidores severán con más asistencia francisco noticias telemundo >> investigadores desma

. >> líderes de la ciudad de mcallen dicen esperar un gran impacto en su ciudad y por eso las carpasinuar allí para ayudar con el flujo de migrantes. >> (habla en inglés). >> no hay duda que los números serán más altos que lo que vimos anteriormente, pero sabemos que cooperando con entidades locales y el gobierno federal podemos controlarlo. en el año fiscal en curso los agentes del valle del río grande han detenido a más de 200,000 migrantes, llegando a más de 106% más que el año pasado. agentes de la patrulla fronteriza han anunciado su descontento con el fin de esta política. >> (información en pantalla). >> vean este ejercicio que hacen en el sur de california, es una obra de teatro que expone historias reales de lo que pasa en los centros de detención para migrantes. estas escenas intentan mostrar el lado amargo del tema migratorio que va desde los arrestos hasta el cruce fronterizo y el temor de las comunidades por lo que ocurre dentro de esas instalaciones. >> la gente se da cuenta que la gente que encarcela mosquito vivamos de justicia son como ellos se motivan y actúa. >> mo

descontento con empresas grandes y pequeÑas en el sul de texas, mayo dueÑo de una administradora en mcallenndo normalmente estÁn llenos de productos perecederos. >>> si no existiera ese flujo estarÍa al 70%. >>> a pesar que el gobernador abbott entablÓ acuerdos con los gobernadores en la frontera, las empresas necesitan que esta situaciÓn tenga pronta soluciÓn. >>> las demandas no cesan, las afectaciones al mercado son bastantes grandes y los clientes estÁn haciendo presiÓn para cumplir con los compromisos de ellos. >>> sus precios dependen de la calidad de los productos porque cada hora que pasa se traduce en una pÉrdida econÓmica significativa. >>> un producto p produce que el producto se madure estando en el camiÓn por supuesto no tiene la misma calidad. en consecuencia necesitamos que esto se equilibre para que la gente trabaje porque los compromisos siguen estando presentes. >>> saludos faa mÍa del Área de la bahÍa, es un placer estar con ustedes en este domingo de pascua, espero que lo hayan disfrutado muy temprano, hoy tuvimos condiciones bastante agradables para nuestra zona. temper

de gobernador de texas, gre abbott que llama una amenaza con la nueva oleada de inmigrantes >> en mcallensenadores de estados unido por una carta que le enviaron la casa blanca denuncian que e gobierno mexicano persigue por el sistema judicial a su opositores y la respuesta de presidente de mÉxico andrÉ manuel lÓpez obrador fu inmediat >> mentiroso >> dos veces llamÓ mentirosos los 4 senadores demÓcratas d estados unidosmó mentirosos a >> mienten nosotros no actuamo por consigna nosotro no actuamo por consignas >> es la carta demÓcrata qu (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> (informacion en pantalla) >> la enviaron los senadores robert patrick jefrey sedores robert patrick (inaudible >> les dicen que (informaciÓn en pantalla >> (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> el presidente de mÉxico andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador lo rechazÓ >> no aceptamos el ingerencism >> en la carta dicen que persiguen miembros del presidente , requieren u sistema judicial transparent >> no un sistema controlado poc los dese los deseos del presidente de mÉxico andrÉs manuel l

guest: we've been down here all week and we been to mcallen and brownsville and various communities. this is the farthest south and east part of the border, the end of the rio grande before it empties into the gulf of mexico. what we have seen is lots of border walls, lots of law enforcement we talked to that have said this is really the worst they have seen it. the border patrol agents are saying they are detaining 1000 people per night, in one section off this southern part of the border. this is the busiest part of the u.s.-mexico border now step they are just terrified about what might happen. if and when this title 42 rule that is related to covid is lifted. it was supposed to be lifted may 23 and it allows border patrol to turn people back without hearings or anything. about half of the illegal immigrants they catch are expelled that way. it looks like from a judge's order come it might not be listed until later. it is going to end at some point and it's not clear that dhs prepared or interested in actually stopping the enormous expansion of the flow of who we will see when tha

the mayor of mcallen, texas warns no amount of preparation will limit a disaster when that pandemic-era order ends. republican james comer also sounding the alarm. >> when title 42 goes away it will only get even worse than it is now. and everyone knows it. this is terrible policy. i don't think joe biden or vice president harris has any idea how bad it is. because of joe biden's policies on the border every staift is a border state. every state is being flooded with illegals bringing along with it fentanyl, human trafficking and increased crime. >> julie: more democrats are joining the fight against ending title 42 including arizona senator kyrsten sinema. she says the administration's ex tense of the public transit mask mandate proves the need to delay lifting title 42. and now 21 states are suing to stop the title 42 rollback calling it a self-inflicted calamity that includes, of course, the state of arizona. let's bring in the sheriff and the state's attorney general mark brnovich. thank you for joining us from the border in arizona. mark, i will start with you first. u.s. customs a

cnn's polo sandoval is in mcallen, texas.are they bracing for in terms of numbers and how are they preparing? >> reporter: so, erica, it is preparing for a worst case scenario up to 18,000 a day showing up at the nation's doorstep. asylum seekers to offer perspective. we heard from the alejandro mayorkas saying they're only seeing 7,000, i say only when you compare it to a worst case scenario. out of those 7,000 about 50% of them are being expelled back south of the border basically being deported through this title 42 provision, this public health authority that's been in place for two years and the concern there is that once that is removed is that so many families that have basically decided to wait just south of the border just right across the bridge from where i'm standing tonight that as soon as that no longer is an issue they will finally make that very short journey to the nation's doorstep and request asylum and that's where critics of the biden administration have basically been sounding off. for starters even plea

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and she was a mother and student in mcallen, texas, and she was the first documented death from an induced abortion after the hyde amendment was signed in i believe 1972 or 1974. and so her name and face is used a lot in the reproductive rights movement as a testament as to what happens to people who get pregnant and this type of legislation is allowed to stand. and we know in texas that when the governor and the state legislature puts forward these kinds of restrictive laws that it's our communities that get hit first. you know, it's insulting. and it, of course, is a latino woman in texas in the rio grande valley that this happens to, because we've seen it before, and we've had to lift rosy's name up for the last many decades. it hurts to be ten steps behind where we in 1972 in terms of reproductive rights in this country, but the impact in our community, on the border region, in the rio grande valley is something we really want to draw folks' attention to, because we looking at a place in this country that is, the rio grande valley is one of the, you know, most-impacted low-income commu

mexican drivers blocked a key bridge near mcallen after texas republican governor gregg abbott orderedctions of all incoming trucks. today, he announced a deal with mexican officials for that one site. >> since nuevo leon has increased its security on its side of the border, the texas department of public safety can return to its previous practice of random searches of vehicles crossing the bridge from nuevo judy: the backups are prompting complaints from business and the white house. but abbott says he will not end inspections at other crossings, until he gets federal assurances about border security. federal agencies issued a joint alert today of a potential plot to spread malware in industrial control systems. they did not name names, but u.s. officials have warned that russia might mount attacks to retaliate for sanctions over ukraine. one cyber-security firm says liquified natural gas and power plants could be targets. former president trump's white house chief of staff mark meadows is off the voter rolls in north carolina and he is under investigation. state officials announced t

she is in mcallen, texas, tonight.we know it is getting worse but it is kind of interesting to watch the politics of this. they might delay the repeal of title 42, what, to help beto o'rourke out? help nevada senator out? mark kelly out in arizona, is that the only reason for the delay? and then as soon as the election is over, they will go and repeal after the election? that is the way i see it. >> well, sean, that is what they are feeling from their constituents. you have senator mark kelly, kyrsten sinema, others, senator chris coons, a democrat here in texas, henry cuellar, the congressman, who for a long time, give him back, has been fighting both the obama administration and now obviously the biden administration to stop the flood gates from. right now under title 42 they were able to expel -- that is according to border patrol numbers -- about 110,000 people back to mexico. they return them back to mexico. they are expecting, once title 42 drops, may 23rd, rescinded by the biden administration, we are looking at

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now it is throughout -- i'm sorry, in the latter parts, the last 10 years it has been mcallen and yuma, and now we are seeing it across the entire border. host: keith in ohio. you are next. caller: good morning. i have a question about the border wall. there was a representative from texas, a spanish guy, he said the wall is a tool. so think of it as a tool. how important is that tool if that wall or barrier was completely done, how important would that finished two will be to the border? guest: it is extreme important. i will just use my old stomping grounds in arizona. for we had a wall, a short 56 mile stretch of border -- just 56 miles -- we were apprehending over 100,000 individuals, herein, your out. once the wall built those apprehensions dropped to 10,000. it allows us, it allows the border patrol to dictate illegal boarding crossings take place. it also allows us to dictate where the border of -- the full of drugs coming into the united states. if we can dictate those crossing points we can be more effective in controlling the border, in apprehending the vast majority of what

i was in del rio with an eagle pass.g i was in mcallen and people are not coming here because they'red of being in their home countries are coming here because joe biden told them that they can come here and that they should come here y and that's exactly why they're coming. the white house continues to say that we invested this moneyl wall doesn't work with walls don't work. then why are private rancherss asking the texasri national guam to build f them a fence concertina wire to keep people off of p their property? ho there are democratic mayors along the border who are ng who are begging the president of the united states to come down and sees what's going on because it iswn a catastrophe for their townss, and for the country. and yet president biden pretty sure has never even been there not just as president but throughout his entire time in the senate in washington, d.c. to see this happen. it's the president's job as a commander in chief to protects. the country from foreign threats. and we have 600000 always if all these people coming across lying about them saying they need as

officials in border towns like mcallen, texas, they are warning that migrants will overwhelm local resourcesgrant crossings at the border are the highest since bill clinton was in office. senior correspondent casey steigel. >> you see border patrol vehicles pulling up right here behind me. this is a dusty road that runs up along the rio grande river and we see them going back and forth picking up various groups of people. every now and then we see a charter bus that will go but it's going down on private land. so we can't reach it but this is where they come to be processed. and i have to say as we are doing here covering the story over and over we meet new people from the community who have big concerns about what is going on right here in their backyards and a little further down the river here in eagle pass, there's a fifth -- 500-acre pecan farm and just so happens to begin where the border wall ends. the owner tells us that the last six months have been insanity on his property. migrants crossing the refer and being apprehended at all hours of day and night and border patrol agents trav

she's in mcallen, texasas tonight . all right. we know it's getting worse, but it's kind of interesting tow watch the politics of this . but they might delay the repeal of title 40 to what ? to help battle work out how nevada senator mark kelly out in arizona is not the only reason for the delay. and then as soon as the election's over that we'll go and repeal it after the election because that's the way i see itea play action. that's that's what they're feeling from their constituents. so you have senator mark kelly kersten's h cinema and others, chris coons, senator chris. ot you have democrat here in texas. henry clay are the congressman who for a long time and i'm going to give them that has been fighting both the obama administration and then and now of obviously the biden administration to stop the floodgates from opening right now under titlem. forty two they were able tord expel and that's according to border patrol numbers about one hundred and ten thousand people back to mexico. so they returned them back to mexico. they

now it is throughout -- i'm sorry, in the latter parts, the last 10 years it has been mcallen and yumare seeing it across the entire border. host: keith in ohio. you are next. caller: good morning. i have a question about the border wall. there was a representative from texas, a spanish guy, he said the wall is a tool. so think of it as a tool. how important is that tool if that wall or barrier was completely done, how important would that finished two will be to the border? guest: it is extreme important. i will just use my old stomping grounds in arizona. for we had a wall, a short 56 mile stretch of border -- just 56 miles -- we were apprehending over 100,000 individuals, herein, your out. once the wall built those apprehensions dropped to 10,000. it allows us, it allows the border patrol to dictate illegal boarding crossings take place. it also allows us to dictate where the border of -- the full of drugs coming into the united states. if we can dictate those crossing points we can be more effective in controlling the border, in apprehending the vast majority of what crosses our bo

guest: we've been down here all week and we been to mcallen and brownsville and various communities. this is the farthest south and east part of the border, the end of the rio grande before it empties into the gulf of mexico. what we have seen is lots of border walls, lots of law enforcement we talked to that have said this is really the worst they have seen it. the border patrol agents are saying they are detaining 1000 people per night, in one section off this southern part of the border. this is the busiest part of the u.s.-mexico border now step they are just terrified about what might happen. if and when this title 42 rule that is related to covid is lifted. it was supposed to be lifted may 23 and it allows border patrol to turn people back without hearings or anything. about half of the illegal immigrants they catch are expelled that way. it looks like from a judge's order come it might not be listed until later. it is going to end at some point and it's not clear that dhs prepared or interested in actually stopping the enormous expansion of the flow of who we will see when tha