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a lot of people just come through mexico.w you have staffed things up along the coast to intercept people. can you explain what you are doing? >> we've always been involved in helping coast guard mission to protect our shores. they don't have enough resources. if coast guard can stop them, they turn them around to go back to haiti, that is the law. we have plus up resources beginning in 2023, i did executive order. since january of 2023, state of florida, independent from coast guard intercepted 700 vessels that resulted in repatriation of 14,000 illegal aliens. the boats that come, most get intercepted and turned around. we do what we can, coast guard does what it can. since the situation has deteriorated, we have unprecedented array of folks in the water. we have florida fish and wildlife, florida law enforcement, highway patrol people out there helping the coast guard. it would be good if the biden administration would plus up resources for the coast guard, they don't have enough resources to be able to protect our shoreli

car business from china and their latest ploy to asystem beassemble and sell cares in mexico coming to u.s. tariff free. >> no, we're going to put a 100% tariff on every single car that comes across the line, you will not be able to -- if i ge get electi get aelected, if i don't it will be a blood bath for the country that will be the least of it, but they won't sell the cars. larry: clearly, mr. trump was talking about a blood bath in the u.s. car business. and it is important also that he said he would stop chinese auto onslaught with mexico illegally as launching point for cheap cars, exports to u.s., which should be a violation of the u.s. mca agreement, and former president said if they, the chinese, continue he would slap up to 100% tariffs on the chinese-made cars, i think that is correct. now, here is mr. trump's own response. the fake news media and their democrat partners in destruction of our nation, pretend to be shocked at use of my word blood bath even they fully understand, i was referring to imports allowed by crooked joe biden which are killing automobile industry, an

administration puts the american people last, we had millions of people coming up through latin america, mexico, comingacross the entire globe. the problem with the venezuelans is maduro, the president is releasing these individuals, prisoners infiltrating these caravans on the way up but there's no way for us to check who they are and maduro has made very clear he doesn't want them back so if you are brought into this country from venezuela and you are arrested in this country like mister abara, that murderous thug, we can't send him back, we can't send him back because maduro says i don't want them. so we've got a problem here. maria: can't send them back -- china will not repatriate people either and i wonder what the motivation is. no one in their right mind would open up america to prisoners and let these people go and do the things we are reporting on like murder of laken riley. i got a text from a friend who told me she was waiting at a food truck in queens and was approached by two people who looked like they were illegals, one had tattoos all over his face, they said to her high, miss, do you

have been observing on surveillance in recent days in that area as they have observed people from mexico comingants and a md going back to mexico. border patrol responds to what they call bated activity because they want to protect migrants from what they call border violence. in this case in this incident early this morning in that area part of the san diego sector they observed bandits if you will coming across, robbing migrants they responded to try to protect the migrants who were otherwise trying to go to an area where they've been traditionally turning themselves into border agents to be processed. when they got on scene something occurred that caused an altercation. one of the bandits were killed the rest of the small group in your three -- five i'm told details are still coming in, absconded or fled it back to mexico. they all got away. all of this under investigation right now. we will bring you more as we get it. meanwhile, apprehensions across the entire southwest border of the encounters more than 7000 for the second straight day. as we head into march, had induced ring we trad trad

caravan, remember the caravans, a new one from southern mexico all the way down the south of mexico. comingfederal government is going to take more action. will texas be allowed to use its own restraint with this law pending? the supreme court allowed them to stay, the removal of the law but will texas be able to hold them back? >> the state of kansas according to the state of texas in this litigation as are a number of other states, they have the right to do so. as texas points out and there legal briefing, they wouldn't have joined the union doing settlement they could no longer control their own so the state have the interest. the reason the caravans are coming because the messages sent you are going to walk through the biden administration will not stop you, work with border patrol to stand on in multiple ways. what does it change the behavior is when you have the government sending a message to someone president trump came in, he changed everything and said we are enforcing the law and caravans the massive flows stopped. if texas conveys the message that we will stop you from coming ac

from china that are bringing the poison into mexico. coming way. we could do something about it. we need to secure the border. no more benefits to those that are here. when that happens, mike, temporarily closing the border, reopening it and remaining in mexico. i am different in my opponents. if you created a crime while you are here you should be deported. to your question, ohio farmers, ohio businessmen, ohio tourist industry, they need workers. if you want to get a visa, you can say. otherwise, you will be deported. >> a quick follow-up on the subject. same order. start with frank. do you support finishing the border wall no matter the cost. talking about the economy next. everything has a big price tag. >> 2000-mile land border is a long border. we have assets that we can use. part of our mission was building roads for the border patrol. i was down there with the corps of engineers. using our military engineers help build that wall. finishing the wall is important. i want to follow up on that senate so-called border bill. that was a compl

along the border continues to deteriorate and we don't see any changes, we don't see any remaining mexico comes going to change dynamics when you have folks rushing the border rushing national guardsmen and released into american communities that is more of the same that we saw you. stuart: tanks as always for being here, we appreciate it. we have a new political ad indigos after president biden for the border crisis. >> he calls a crisis in evasion puts the blame squarely on joe biden. watch here. >> nobody is going to be deported. >> there will not be a wall instructed in my administration. >> you contrast that with biden's campaign add it targets latino voters and says my opponent donald trump is calling you criminals, rapists and drug dealers, that is the contrast. >> check futures as we head toward the market open we see a little bit of writing the dow down 50, nasdaq and 100. opening bell is next ♪ ♪ trading at schwab is now powered by ameritrade, giving traders even more ways to sharpen their skills with tailored education. get an expanding library filled with new online videos, webcast

from china, bringing the poison into mexico that are comingur way we can do something about it. we need to secure the border no more benefits to those who are here. when that happens while we are temporarily closing the border reopen it with remain in mexico. i am different than my opponent's few committed a crime we are here you should be deported if you're not willing to work you should be deported but to your question ohio farmers ohio tourist industry they need workers. if you h1 and h2 b2 visa you can say otherwise shall be deported or. >> a quick follow-up on this subject. forty-five seconds to each same order start with frank do you support finishing the border wall no matter the cost customer dialysis will talk about the economy next. everything has a big price tag. >> 2000 mount land border is a long border we have assets we can use it. when i was deployed to the border i was down there with the corps of engineers wiki's are military engineers to build the wall and contractors to part of that as well. fishing the wall is important. i

mexico comes out and says we're not going to accept any migrants that texas sends away unless they'reizens of mexico. stuart: i think you've confirmed it is an absolute mess. lauren: can anybody keep up with anything i just said? >> not even lawyers. [laughter] lauren: coldplay, back at square one. stuart: liz peek is with us. i have to believe this helps trump or and hurts biden. what say you? >> yeah. what i can't get over, stuart, is that joe biden should take the win. if texas wants to cut down on illegal immigration, and as lauren pointed out the numbers are indeed receding in terms of people coming across the border in texas illegally, why isn't the joe biden white house celebrating that? don't forget this isn't -- it's only -- this isn't its only skirmish with texas. it also went in and cut down razor wire that texas had put up to stop people coming across. again, not all people coming across, but those coming across at illegal -- between legal ports of entry. so texas the has been doing the right thing. they also that had a big battle over closing federal officials out of shel

mexico. remember that? can't come into our country, and mexico agreed to it. i'll tell you why, asylum bans, title 42, rapid removals. but title 42 was so important. rapid removal so important. but the best was remain in mexico. you stay in mexico. we had catch and release in mexico. we had catch before that, it was catch and release a criminal and we released them in the united states. we had no more catch and release, our catch and release was we released them in mexico. if you broke the law, we caught you, deported you or did something else. but we were doing a great job. and that's where it stood. then we had an election. that we ended up getting many millions of more votes than we did. we did much better in 2020 than we ever even thought about doing in 2016. and very bad things happened. from that moment on it was a whole different ballgame in texas and all over. but the governor in texas picked up the ball and they've done an incredible job. it's an honor to be here. brought some people here. some executives from new york. they're marveling at it too. an

come to for which you have safe harbor. in the case of the individuals claiming falsely asylum in america, virtually all of them set foot in either mexicos safe prior to coming to the u.s. so they are abusing the law, they are claiming asylum we they have no such claim not only if they had a legitimate asylum claim there should have stayed in mexico, or if they do come into the u.s. it has been found something like 97% of those who claim asylum are found to have claimed it fraudulently because they are simply coming to t they are economic refugees. they do not meet the definition of asylum. host: you can find the organization's website at texas policy.com. he's the serve >> handouts back in the fall reelection. the republican lawmaker thanked his constituents for their support and years and said that he looks forward to staying involved in the political process, as well as spending more time in colorado and with family. his departure decreases the house republican majority to 218 seats. democrats hold 213. the representative was first elected to conget contact inform members of government in the palm of your hand. when you preorder your

mexico. this is a catastrophic issue, this is the condition they come and face, and another issue is health andomic issues for those who pass and even lose their lives. many people take the desert crossing and may die there. i've also seen that many times in history." in recent years, the border patrols shoots immigrants who are still in mexico. this is one side of the story, but on the other side we have those who return to our country from there. learned about the case of several girls in wahaka who do not speak the language of their community. they were not born in mexico, they were deported because they did not have the documents. this is why they face a different culture. some people receive them very well and some people take a long time. elsa, to close the discussion, tell me what is the solution at the level of the mexican government and in relation to the united states government? it's a very complicated issue because the mexican government has proposed a project to create documents that end to the united states. a classification was made. for those who can go to work and return, but n

-mexico border each year, most coming from central america. it is a long, often dangerous journey. talked to a group of sisters making the trek alone. >> just yesterday, and a remote stretch of the arizona border with mexico, we met three sisters. one is 14, 1 is 13, and the smallest is just eight. they just made the journey from southern mexico up to the u.s. border. their mother had left years ago to come to the states to support her family. they had been living with a great-grandmother who could no longer care for them. here is what one of them told us about this trip. how did you know where to go over to go with? >> we got to know a group and we started trusting each other and helping each other. >> why did you leave in the first place? >> because it is too dangerous. there is a lot of drug trafficking and other stuff. >> as remarkable as it is to see three young girls who have made that very long, very dangerous tourney on their own, the sisters are part of a growing trend being seen at the border. more unaccompanied minors arriving there. in 2022 record high. they are coming

countries. and every time there is a problem like now that the elections are to come, what is the issue? arista from mexico human rights defender, member of the mexican league of human rights and the assembly we want to be alive, vivas. is the issue of immigrants and especially today when we are on the verge of an election there, an american election that we know what it is and how very democratic, the matter has become much clearer democrática en estilo estados unidos, no tema ha tomado cuerpo, we see what is happening in texas, the governor's speeches and at the same time the... limited to one reason, and there are many reasons for it. we can say that in the past years, the issue of economic problems were raised, the lack of ability earn a living in their own land, lack of work, etc., but in addition to the issue of lack of work in countries where people have no choice, there is also the issue of security. the issue of security is the most important thing in our countries, known as central america where unfortunately there is a situation of violence and insecurity. and this situation has caused migration

state department has said that most of it is coming out of mexico. are they wrong? ther, they don't have all the information because fentanyl is also produced in the united states. >> the state department says most of it's coming from mexico. >> reporter: fentanyl is produced in the united states, in canada, and in mexico. and the chemical precursors come from asia. do you know why we don't have the drug consumption that you have in the united states? because we have customs, traditions, and we don't have the problem of the disintegration of the family. >> but there is drug consumption in mexico. >> translator: but very little. >> so, why the violence then in mexico? >> translator: because drug trafficking exists but not the consumption. >> reporter: lopez obrador says threats by u.s. lawmakers to shut down the border to curb drug trafficking is no more than sabre rattling. that's because last year mexico became america's top trading partner. >> translator: they could say, we are going to close the border, but we mutually need each other. >> what would happen to the

so all these provisions settling that dispute between texas and new mexico, california comes as a free state. we're going to use popular sovereignty to what the people in utah and new mexico, they're going to territories for a while. they get to decide for themselves whether or not they'll have slavery. congress is out of that. so that's a change. you've also got the abolition of the slave trade in washington, d.c., the adoption of a more stringent fugitive slave wall. so a lot provisions coming a little bit for people, a little bit for others. no one's totally happy. but fillmore, this is a good set of compromise measures. it's going to help the country he signs them all into law. well the most controversial of all of these provisions, that last one, the adoption, a more stringent fugitive slave law. now the fugitive provision, it actually goes back long before this. anybody know the first provision for the fugitive requirement actually is in the united states. so anybody know it's actually in the constitution in the constitution, in article four, section two, clause three of the cons

china is flooding into mexico to come through the open border. tkhaoeupb a is sending military aged men to come up to this country this. is an all out assault on china to weaken america. unfortunately president biden's policies allow it to happen. >> harris: so, what is the answer back for all of this. you have millions of young people under the aging of 18 on tik tok in america. a president of the united states who plans to campaign for those over the 18, the young voters he is starting to lose with his policies. how do you combat that on be half of the people in america? >> well, it does start with parental control. there are great documentaries that i would recommend every american parent watch to understand the dangers of social media including tik tok on a child easement al health. there are benefits to big tech media giants but there are dangers including tik tok and chinese influence through tik tok this. starts with parental control. we need to take a serious look how china is using tik tok. i'm a free market guy. i'm always a little conc

remember, it's not all just migrants from mexico, that come here. ing, we don't have to accept chinese migrants or venezuelan are cuban or haitian migrants that's another layer. i really kinda cloud is a very chaotic, even more confusing situation. >> added lemon, eric, thanks very much. or senior data reporter harry enten joined us now, let's talk about voters and immigration. where does that stand in terms of? importance? >> it's number one basically, and the trend line has been absolutely tremendous. i've watched it over the last six months. if you go back to the end of summer last year, less than 10% of americans said that the top problem in this country, the nation's top problem, was immigration. and we've seen that rise steadily to now, we're last month, it was 28% americans. and if you go back and gallup polling over the last 40 years, at no point did more americans say that immigration was the top issue than are at this particular point. and it makes sense given the border crossings being in an all time high by the end of last year, that amer

mexico. this comes just three days after a group of about 100 migrants got rowdy and rushed members of the nationaluard at a different gate, gate 36, a few miles away. national guard troops say some of the migrants had knives and shanks, even a handful of soldiers were treated at the hospital for minor injuries. the state meantime has put up more razor wire in this sector and they have also deployed additional soldiers here. texas officials say they are also reviewing not only that video but any surveillance video that they may have to try and determine which migrants were involved, make a positive i.d. on them so they can be criminally charged. that's the latest. back to you guys. >> dana: casey stegall on the border as that story continues. >> bill: federal agents raiding the homes of sean diddy combs in two cities. why the music mogul is under investigation as of today. caring for his teeth he's let his own maintenance take a back seat. well maybe it's time to shift gears on that. because aspen dental has the latest technology and equipment. with a staff that goes out of their way to provide exc

said that mexico is in unsafe comes the real issue also is mexico doesn't want remain in mexico. so that's the problem with having the cooperation. i know republicans feel like us can kinda tell mexico that they have to do it on this thing. you were a guest of senator kyrsten sinema of arizona, who is announcing that she's not going to be running again, that she's going to be retiring. >> but what it >> comes to who actually has the fate of moving immigration legislation. have you met with speaker mike johnson in the house and do you think he is willing to move on immigration? russian legislation that will address what you're so worried about. >> i haven't not yet. i'm sure that i will be meeting with several republicans speakers. it's a little bit different to meet with the speaker of the house. but i have met with many republicans and dan crenshaw was on earlier on in earlier program and he said, don't give up, hope there is potential hope coming i do believe that there's possibilities that it will happen, but i i've heard time and time again. i heard president biden blame pres

invoice, slammed the world bodies, and actually i know the what he calls and outrages of mexico of thousands. it comes this at least $112.00 where proportionately killed by the i. d f while they were.

focuses on the disappeared from other countries who are passing through mexico, this is a catastrophic issue, this is the condition they comend face, and another issue is health and economic issues for those who pass and even lose their lives, many people take the desert crossing and may die there. i've also seen that many times in history, in recent years, the border patrols shoots immigrants who are still in mexico. do not speak the language of their community, they were not born in mexico, they were deported because they did not have the documents. this is why they face a different culture, some people receive them very well and some people take a long time to understand. mexico is a country they didn't know and they knew it through the stories of their parents. que lo conocían a través de la historia de sus padres, ahora elsa, para ir terminando, tell me what is the solution at the level of the mexican government and in relation to the united states government en sus tratativa con el estado norteamericano de estados unidos, híjole, es muy difícil porque el estado mexicano está planteando. proposed a project to create do

new mexico had some upsets that didn't didn't come to fruition.t& >> those busted brackets can cost bragging rights and sometimes evenúmore. >> actually, i'm in one bracket spthat has all expenses paid trp to sonoma on the line, which i'm doing well in that so far. i'm currently leading the strategy of picking upsetsúis no easy task. there wasn't a lot of thought that went into it. >> oh, i had auburn and kentucky winning new mexico had some >> i didn't didn't come to fruition, but march everyone res their one shining moment, no matter how long ago it may have been. >> i think it was back in high school, but before. >> i won the greens one. so you know it's not always bad. >> all right, greg and christina, one thing's for sure i will not be winning any of the bracket pools that i entered in this year. but, hey, maybe next year i'm right there with you. >> all right, bailey, thank you for that. skier, it's unbelievable because you want that fresh snow and you've waited to the end in the storms at the end of the season. they're the best storms because the conditions are going to be so nice aft

car business from china and their latest ploy to assemble and sell cars in mexico to come into the u.stariff-free. take a listen to what he said for yourself. here it comes. >> now we're going to put a 100% tariff on every single car that comes across the line. and you're not going too be able to sell those cars. if i get elected. now if i don't get elected it will be a bloodbath for the whole, that will be the least of it. it will be a bloodbath for the country. that will be the least of it but they're not going to sell those cars. larry: clearly, mr. trump was talking about a bloodbath in the u.s. car business and it's important also, that he said he would stop the chinese auto onslaught using mexico illegally as a launching point for cheap cars exported to the u.s. which should be a violation of usmca agreement and the former president said, if they, the chinese continue this subterfuge, he would slap up to 100% tariffs on these chinese-made cars. all right. i think that is correct. now here's mr. trump's own response, let me quote. the fake news media and their democrat partners in

been proposed, i will allow you to go to work for six months and come back, and on the other hand, not all immigrants who pass through mexicoill have the opportunity to go to work in america, and on the other hand, measures at the borders are intensifying, especially on the border with texas, where the representa representative and the governor himself said that the border patrol can shoot any immigrant who does not have an identification document and a caravan has been formed in which the views and members of the... thank you, elsa from mexico, human rights leader and activist. this is black and white. in this week's show, we'll be exposing the activities of an israeli lobby group operating in spain, calling itself action and communication on the middle east, which is usually referred to by its initials acom. there was a part. done byugav at the end of 2023 with found that essentially spain was the the most pro- palestinian country in western europe um in terms of public opinion, so this is the country where you pay a relatively low political price for speaking out for palestine, in spain of course there is an islamophobic

over so the have crossed the border and come and live in this country, were coming from even deeper in south america than mexico. they're coming from el salvador, guatemala, there anything coming from third countries outside of south america. so i think that is part of the reason why are seeing hispanic communities becoming increasingly more republican. i mean, they're winning republicans are winning hispanic annex over biden is losing right? at this point. and there were traditionally a more conservative group of people. they don't love the tone policing from the far left. they don't like to be called latinx they don't like a lot of the rhetoric you hear from the far left, which is actually a lot louder than biden's rhetoric. i would argue by in this pretty moderate on immigration but again, like they're playing catch-up in the past year, maybe past six months democrats have seen their polling shows. wo, democrats are saying immigration is number one concern. we better do something about this. let's support a bipartisan border bill. but like you said, it's baked in the brand of the republican party that they a

biden's lax border policies for causing it >> so we had remain in mexico remember that? you can't come into our country. and we had no more catch and release. our catch and release, we released them in mexico >> reporter: mr. trump pointing to recent high profile crimes allegedly committed by migrants, including the murder of georgia nursing student laken riley. >> joe biden will never say laken riley's name, but we will say it and we'll remember it. we're not going forget her. >> reporter: an nbc news review of available crime data shows crime has dipped in cities that received the most migrants should president biden have gone to a different part of the border >> i believe so. i think it probably would have been best to go that's very busy, like arizona or california >> reporter: a record 8.6 million migrants have crossed into the u.s. since president biden took office. the border patrol union telling us mr. biden should not have reversed trump border policy. >> they were very effective for us as border patrol agents in securing the border. >> reporter: an nbc news poll shows 57% of

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the vast majority of the fentanyl that is killing americans is of course coming from mexico, and the n. king: i should mention that in the supplementathouse, whiche always focus on ukraine, there is also a major fentanyl blocking provision that would be very important to this countryds soon as possible. director haines, you are nodding but the record does not show nodding. can you -- director haines: absolutely. there's funding for the capacics like that that the dhs would be deploying, i believe, among others, and absolutely agree that this is a fundamental issun closed session about some of the organizational things we are looking to do. sen. king: we have a major bill to address fentanyl in that supplemental if we can get that out of its limbo in the house. general, one question. i am concerned about a gap. nsa can talk about foreign intelligence gathering not in the u.s. here is my worry.my worry. st. petersburg, russia farm tax -- russia troll farm hacks states through a server in new jersey or pennsylvania or california. does that create a gap? talk to me about the relio between

mexico city. about 90 minutes ago and had to land at lax. we are learning that there was a hydraulics issue and it was forced to come down. 111 people were on board at the time. the flight landed safely. the passengers will be flying to mexico on a new aircraft. this comes one day after united flight lost a wheel during takeoff. this happened yesterday. today one of the passengers explained how they found out about what happened. sergio quintana explains that it is just one of a series of issues for united this week. >> reporter: just seconds off of this flight took off, one of the wheels from its rear landing gear fell off. today, passengers aboard that airplane tell us it felt like a routine takeoff. >> it seemed like a normal takeoff. >> it was a smooth ride until the pilot made an announcement. >> the captain came on and said that air traffic control said there was an issue that they were looking into. 10 minutes after that they said that they lost a wheel. >> reporter: none of them found out where that wheel landed. it smashed two cars in an employee parking lot. and then bounced and landed at a rental car lot a few blocks away. investi

words of sympathy and support, our compatriots and citizens of other countries are coming, from belgrade to otava, from mexicochisinau, new york, berlin, minsk, people began to come from friday evening, mourning together with russia, experiencing this terrible tragedy as its own, but it took the white house almost... two days to finally express what seemed obvious in such situations the position of the state: a monstrous terrorist attack in moscow, the united states condemns it, and immediately expresses condolences to the families of the victims and victims about the prohibited in russia there is isis, which the united states calls a common enemy. the us president refused to talk about the terrorist attack in russia, although on friday, when it was clear what drama was unfolding, journalists tried to ask job about it. we cannot dismiss the theory that the russians themselves may be responsible for these situations, because, unfortunately, russia has such a history. american television channels after the start of the attack in krasnogorsk, when social networks were already filled with monstrous footage from t

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