is not true and with that i would like to introduce the vice president of the national council and long time border patrol agent out of the tucson sector he would like to say a few words about the shutdown. >> thank you. i am vice president national border patrol council. i want everybody to take the time to understand what is going on. we are all affected by thee shutdown. we have skin in the game. however, it comes down to border security. we are extremely grateful to president trump and we fully support what he is doing to take care of our nation's borders and the future of the united states. it has nothing to do with political parties. ask yourself this question. if i come to your home do you want me to knock on the front door or do you want me to climb to that window clicks we the president to secure our nation's borders. >> hello everyone. i am the vice president national border patrol council i am also border patrol agent on the california border. i see the criminals they apprehend every day those that are coming into the country i have been deporting a lot of these people back to their country unf

border patrol and the support you have given ice. my name is brandon judd the president of the national border patrol council. up in a border patrol agent for 21 years. i can personally tell you from the work that i have done on the southwest border it's physical barriers that walls actually work. you hear a lot of talk from the expert, you hear a lot of talk that they are experts that they will to work. i promise you that if you interview border patrol agents, they will tell you that walls work. i worked in naco arizona for 10 years. we didn't have physical barriers in naco. and illegal immigration and drug smuggling was absolutely out-of-control. we built those walls, the physical barriers and illegal immigration dropped exponentially. anywhere that you look where we have built walls, they have worked. they have been an absolute necessity for border patrol agents in securing the border. we need the physical barriers. we appreciate president donald trump and all of his efforts in getting us those physical barriers. is also a lot of talk in the shutdown. the federal employees do not agree with the shutdown. i

i am vice president with the national border patrol council. i want with everybody to take the time to understand what's going on. we are all affected by this shutdown. we have skin in the game. finish however, it comes down to border security. and we're extremely grateful to president trump, and we fully support what he is doing to take care of our nation's borders, to take care of the future of this united states. it has nothing to do with political parties. you all gotta ask yourself this question: if i come to your home, do you want me to knock on the front door, or do you want me to climb through that window? we fully support the president and all his efforts to secure our nation's borders. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> hello, everyone. my name is heck to garza -- hector garza, i am a border patrol agent at the texas border. i just want to talk about some of those criminals that border patrol agents apprehend on a daily basis. we're talking about murderers, rapists, people that commit very serious crimes in this country. i.c.e

vice president of the national border patrol council a border patrol agent out of tucson sector. would like to say a few words about the shutdown. >> thank you, everybody. my name is art del cueto, president of national border patrol council. tell you what is going on. we are all affected by the shutdown. we have skin in the game. however, it comes down to border security. we're extremely grateful to president trump and we fully support what he is doing to take care of our nation's borders, to take care of the future of this united states. it has nothing to do with political parties. you all have to ask yourself this question? if i come to your home, do you want me to knock on the front door, or do you want me to climb through that window? we fully support the president and all his efforts to secure our nation's borders. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> hello, everyone. my name is hector garza. i'm vice president of the national border patrol council. i'm a border patrol agent on the texas border. i want to tell you about some of the criminals border patrol agents appre

nation's borders. when it was well we've been hearing both from president trump and then representatives of the national border patrol council they're very much supporting trump's policy on trying to build a wall along the border with mexico brandon judd a little earlier the president of the national border patrol council saying that walls work so let's bring in hi there joe castro in washington d.c. she was this into this as well heidi what do you make of this i guess pretty unconventional way the president has brought these three representatives of border patrol here in the white house at the podium usually reserved for cyrus and there is the the press secretary and speaking about about the border war heidi what do you make of it just. that's right this doesn't really change anything about the dynamics that we have been reporting on for the last few days as far as the stalemate over the wall funding that's keeping shut part of the u.s. federal government as you see the president though surprised everyone by appearing in person at this press briefing usually it's just his press secretary who is addressing reporters this bri

nation's borders. >> hello. i'm hector garza. i'm the haven't of the national border patrol council. i'm also a border patrol agent on the texas border. i want to talk about the criminals. murders, rapists, people that commit very serious crimes in this country. ice has done an amazing job in deporting these people back. unfortunately, once we deport these people, these people will not stay in their country. these criminal aliens that have been released from jail that have been deported will come right back into the united states. however, we had a physical barrier, if we had a wall, we would be able to stop that. again, we want to thank president trump for advocating for border patrol agents. again, we ask our congressmen to fund the wall and border security. >> there meeting was set up a long time ago. we were working on different ways of stopping the problems that we have in our country and other countries have problems. the economy makes it even more so. the economy is bringing people in because we're doing so well with the economy. unemployment is now 3.7% and that's among the lo

that's not true and with that i'd like to introduce art, the vice-president of the national council and a long time border patrol agent out of the tucson sector and he'd like to say a few words about the shutdown. >> thank you. thank you everybody. my name is art, vice-president with the national border patrol council. and i want everybody to take the time to understand what's going on. we are all affected by this shutdown. we have skin in the game. however, it comes down to border security. and we're extremely grateful to president trump and we fully support what he is doing to take care of our nation's borders, to take care of the future of this united states. it has nothing to do with political parties. you all got to ask yourself this question, if i come to your home do you want me to knock on the front door or do you want me to climb through that window? we fully support the president and all his efforts to secure our nation's borders. >> hello, everyone. i'm detective garza, border patrol agent of the texas border. i want to talk about some of the criminal that border patrol apprehend on a daily basis, mur

alongside the leadership of the national border patrol council. in moments, we will talk live with hector garza who shared the podium today. first we go to a trace gallagher and the west coast newsroom as we are learning about several new cases of illegals allegedly killing americans. highlighting the need for the border wall. >> good evening. let's begin with a case out of california that made national headlines. 33-year-old illegal immigrant and gang member gustavo perez arriaga is now charged with shooting and killing newman police officer ronil singh after being stopped for suspicion of driving under the influence. he had also been arrested for drunk driving in 2011 and 2014. in most states, those arrests would have led to i.c.e. being notified of his illegal status. under california sanctuary law, local police are prevented from cooperating with federal immigration agents. officer singh leaves behind a wife and 5-month-old son and we just learned that president trump spoke this evening with the officer's family end. mexico native was deported

yesterday it was the briefing room, alongside numbers of the national border patrol council. hed for wall funding. the president says other forms of border security work well, although only in tandem with a wall. >> call it what you will, but without a while you cannot have border security. it won't work. having drones and various other forms of sensors, they are all fine but they won't stop the problems that this country has. >> i worked in arizona for ten years. we didn't have physical barriers there, and illegal immigration and drug smuggling was absolutely out of control. we built those walls, those physical barriers, and illegal immigration dropped exponentially. anywhere that you look where we have built walls, they have worked. >> democrats have said they would consider more money for border security, although they have rejected any more money for a wall. democrats say a wall is inefficient, and this is only a way for a president to fulfill the campaign promise. they say the u.s. needs of all the southern border because there is a crisis on going there. the president in

the national border patrol council brandon judd, i've been trying to get you to come in. to hear from you. what is going on at the border? is it a matter of national security as the president keeps saying? that will be one of the things he will address tonight. >> reporter: if you look at 2014 democrats made a case that there was a crisis at the border, they wanted to throw money at the border not in walls but other technology and resources but now that donald trump is in office they don't want to do that but we are on pace to shatter the numbers of illegal immigrants entering the country within a year under the obama administration so there's an absolute crisis on the border and donald trump is trying to secure the border for the american public so the american public and be safe. and all the conversations i had with him it is clear that is what he wants to do. heather: he is getting information from you in terms of what is needed at different areas of the border. maybe a concrete wall, steel slats in another, more border patrol security and another. >> is looking at the

border patrol agents who shared the podium with trump today. hector garza, he is vice president of the national t border patrol council, also with me is immigrationttorney allen orr. gentlemen, first i want to take the opportunity to listen to hector. not a regular day at the office, but speaking with the president today. >> i want to talk about some of those criminals border patrol agents apprehend. murderers, rapists, people who commit serious crimes. these aliens have been released from jail. they will come right back into the united states. if we had a physical barrier, a wall, we would be able to stop it. >> jason: quite a moment. thank you for joining us. allen, i appreciate it. you have been on. i know you believe wholeheartedly in what you believe but what's wrong with what hector said? he is sitting right next to you. what's wrong with what he said and pushing and advocating for a borderit. wall? >> the border wall doesn't fix any of the problems that were enumerated in the statement before.er not really. most of the problems are related to drugs and alcohol which is a totally different show. we are talking of an immigration, the issue w

>> 90% of the border patrol agents are voluntary members of the national border patrol council, the highestderal government. the federal government averages 50%. you can see if agents support what we are doing and we tell the american public what agents are telling us, we are telling you his policies are working, we need to support those policies if we want border security. if we don't, certainly, if that is your talking point and you want to speak to your base then attack that but if you want to talk about the truth, he is doing a good job and continue moving forward and get the border secure once and for all. shannon: thank you for dropping in. he was promised he could have it his way but an organ man suing a fast food giant he says like deal for a lifetime of burgers which is lawyer says this may sound like a seinfeld episode but it is no laughing matter. our legal eagles are here one night court convenes. you are the jury after the break. >> shannon: it's time now for "night court." curtis bruner is suing burger king after he says they revoked an shannon: time for night court. curtis br

to introduce art delqueto, the national president of the border control council and he would like to say a few words. >> i'm the national vice president of the border patrol council. i want everybody to take the time to understand what is going on. we are all affected by the shutdown. we have skin in the game. however, it comes down to border security are, and we are extremely grateful to president trump and we fully support what he is doing to take care of our nation's borders, to take care of the future of this united states. it has nothing to do with political parties. you have all got to ask yourself this question. if i come to your home, do you want me to knock on the front door, or do you want me to climb through that window? we fully support the president and all his efforts to secure our nation's borders. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> hello, everyone. my name is hector garza. i'm the executive vice president of the national border patrol council. i want to talk about some of the criminals that border patrol agents apprehend on a daily basis, murderers, rapists, people who commit very serious crimes in this country. i.c.e. has been do

the briefing included members of the national border patrol council. . >> good afternoon. thank you all for coming on short notice and happy new year. welcome back. it is good to be back we will kickoff 2018 slightly different i would like to welcome a very special guest for an appearance in the briefing room our president donald j. trump.

border patrol and ice. i am the president of the national border patrol council. n a border patrol agent for 21 years. i can personally tell you from my work on the southwest border that physical barriers actually work. you hear a lot of talk from the wallss that say that don't work. i promise you that if you interview border patrol agents, they will tell you that walls work. i worked in arizona for 10 years. we did not have physical immigration illegal and drug smuggling was out of control. we built the first -- physical barriers and illegal immigration dropped exponentially. anywhere you look where we have built walls, they have worked. they have been an absolute necessity for border patrol agents in securing the border. we need the physical barriers and we appreciate president trump and all of his efforts in getting us this physical barriers. there is a lot of talk on the shutdown that federal employees do not agree with the shutdown. i will tell you, that is not true. i want to introduce the vice president of the national -- counsel. he would like to say a few

even brought backup while pushing his call for a border wall.brandon judd, president, national border patrol council: "i promise you that if you interview border patrol agents, they will tell you that walls work."but no evidence was offered to support the controversial claims.the battle over funding the president's border wall is triggering a standoff in washington between democrats and republicans.impacting tens of thousands of government employees across the nation. rebecca maclean, furloughed worker: "i'm worried everyday abmonth's bills." the newly democratic led house has now built their own wall.. rep. nancy a wall. does anyone have any doubt? we are not doing a wall."one that won't seem to budge to president's trump pressure to keep the government shut down indefinitely.i'm john lorinc reporting. ( robin ) still to come on the kron4 morning news... we'll let you know the cheapest times to book a flight in 20-19. ( robin ) plus... the government shutdown might cause your tax refund check to be delayed. ( robin ) and then... we'll speak to local business owners on the reason so many are having

here to weigh in vice president of national border patrol council and chris cabrera.ry real threat to our country. if you look at, you know, the border right now, the easiest way to get in would be through the southern border, it is the path of least resistance. you partner that with the fact a lot of our areas are undermanned an in some cases unmanned. that is very dangerous combination. brian: that is number we got from sarah sanders, from the communication department at the white house. you see some headlines there. an update on situation in border in mcallen, texas, in particular. the president chose to go there. what will he see? >> he will see tons of people walking up every day, turning themselves in, hundreds at a time. we also have a lot of people that are coming in, still trying to avoid detection. it is very busy out there. this week has been slow but previous weeks we were seeing hundreds a day up there, sometimes into the thousands. it is very busy in mcallen. doesn't seem to slow down. brian: here are numbers in the rio grande or valley sector. illegal c

the president of national border patrol council and has been an agent 21 years. this is what he says. >> anywhere that you look where we have built walls , they have worked. they have been an absolute necessity for border patrol agents to secure the border. chris: he has been on the frontlines for two decades. he says the walls work. >> i think no question there are places we have walls and fencing and other barriers. good border security is a combination but what we heard from the president he want this big great concrete wall 1000 miles. chris: no, no, no. now he's talking about steel fencing. >> the reality is it is a fight the president has created to distract from the real issues he faces. republicans control the house and the senate for two years of this is such an important part why did he do it at the beginning of the administration? because the defense secretary left the rebuke of his foreign policy, national security advisor sentencing hearing blew up, his foundation was closed down the gentleman heading the isis effort resigned so he shuts the governmen

even brought backup while pushing his call for a border wall.brandon judd, president, national border patrol councilpromise you that if you interview border patrol agents, they will tell you that walls work."but no evidence was offered to support the controversial claims.the battle over funding the president's border wall is triggering a standoff in washington between democrats and republicans.impacting tens of thousands of government employees across the nation. rebecca maclean, furloughed worker: "i'm worried everyday about how much food i have in my house and whether or not i can make next month's bills." the newly democratic led house has now built their own wall.. rep. nancy pelosi, (d) house speaker: "we're not doing a wall. does anyone have any doubt? we are not doing a wall."one that won't seem to budge to preside

>> 90% of the border patrol agents are voluntary dues paying members of the national border patrol councilment averages 50%. you can see our agents appreciate what we are doing and we are telling the american public exactly what the agents are telling us. we are telling you that his policies are in fact working and we need to support those policies if you want border security. if you don't want border security, if that's your talking point and that's your base and you want to speak to your face then attack that. if you really want to talk about the truth than say he is doing a good job and let's continue moving forward and get that border secure. >> shannon: thank you for dropping in. he was promised he could have it his way but an oregon man is now suing a fast food giant who he said it flaked on a deal for a lifetime of burgers. his lawyers say this may sound like a seinfeld episode but it's no laughing matter, our legal eagles are here when "night court" convenes. you're the jury with expedia, i saved when i added a hotel to our flight. so even when she grows up, she'll never outgrow th

steve: national border patrol council brandon judd was behind the president.t. brian: squirrel, police station driving them nuts. ♪ what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? great tasting, heart-healthy california walnuts. so simple, so good. get the recipes at walnuts.org. whoooo. did you know the exact same hotel room... ...can have many different prices? that's why tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites to find the lowest price on the hotel you want. your perfect hotel room for the perfect price! ♪ >> those physical barriers and we appreciate president trump and all of his efforts in getting us those physical barriers. anywhere that you look where we have built walls, they have worked. steve: that was our next guest standing with the president yesterday in the white house briefing room calling for funding of a border wall or a fence as washington continues to fight over funding. here with more is brandon judd, president of the national border patrol council. brandon, i bet in a million years you never thought you would be behind the whit

national border patrol council vice president hector joined me now. thank you. e says it's a horrible disaster and an emergency at the border, is that in over dramatization or is that what it is like? >> for those who work and live at the border we know the reality of the border. we know our agents are assaulted on a daily basis and know that drug cartels will shoot at our agents from the mexican side of the border. people from the next inside walker agents an increase in stash houses. increase in police pursuits and the border communities and increase the flow of drugs come across illegally. it's not a punchline. it's not an overreaction to the reality of the border. melissa: the grass with a wall will not fix those things and it sounded like if they are shooting at you and have a metal fence with slats it will not help. >> it amazes me these politicians will go out and say that a wall will not work when they never been to the border or walked in the shoes of a border patrol agent. president trump did that no one is number four is president trump will reach out

. >> there is definitely an increase and if you listen to the vice president of national border patrol council last night stating democrats are ignoring the last three months of statistics when it comes to illegal border crossings. the left has to ignore the facts because otherwise it will defeat the narrative. not even two months ago, democrats including hillary clinton herself saying this is a humanitarian crisis, the mayor of tijuana declared an emergency saying there was a humanitarian crisis. pleading to international support and help with this issue and democrats beside themselves, migrants trying to get into the united states who were under conditions that were less unsanitary. of course there's a crisis on the border. it is disturbing to see how the media is in lockstep with this narrative of ignoring the facts and calling this a manufactured crisis. i don't believe the grief and despair of these families manufactured going through the holidays without the loved ones due to the illegal aliens -- jillian: people have a hard time with that are manufactured crisis. it has always been a cr

brandon judd is the president of the national border patrol council. 's been a border patrol agent for 21 years. here's what he says. >> anywhere you look where we have built walls, they have worked. they have been an absolute necessity for border patrol agents in securing the border. >>chris: here's a guy who's been on the frontlines on the border for two decades. he says border walls work. >> look, i think there's no question there are places we have walls and fencing and other barriers. i think good border security will be a combination of things. but what we've heard from the present as he wants a great big concrete wall that will be 1000 miles. >>chris: let's be fair. he's given up on the concrete wall. he's talking about steel fencing now. >> the reality is this is a fright the present has greater to distract from the real issues he's facing. the republicans had control of the house, senate and white house for two years. if this were such an important priority, why didn't he do it at the beginning of the administration and why? the defense secreta

even brought backup while pushing his call for a border wall.brandon judd, president, national border patrol council: "i promise you that if you interview border patrol agents, they will tell you that walls work."but no evidence was offered to support the controversial claims.the battle over funding the president's border wall is triggering a standoff in washington between democrats and republicans.impacting tens of thousands of government employees across the nation. rebecca maclean, furloughed worker: "i'm worried everyday about how much food i have in my house and whether or not i can make next month's bills." the newly democratic led house has now built their own wall.. rep. nancy pelosi, (d) house speaker: "we're not doing a wall. does anyone have any doubt? we are not doing a wall."one that won't seem to budge to president's trump pressure to keep the government shut down indefinitely.i'm john lorinc reporting. (grant) house democrats have passed two proposals aimed at ending the government shutdown. tonight the house first passed a stop-gap bill to fund the department of homeland security unt

national committee communications director and former obama aid and vice president of national border patrol council, appreciate you both coming in. i want to start with you because i would like you to answer directly the brother of the slain california police officer who says but for an illegal immigrant my brother would be alive today. >> i feel tremendous compassion for ronil singh and his family and what they are going through and it is a tragedy. anyone loses their life, officer loses their life, it is a tragedy when anyone commits a murder and they should be all accountable so i completely agree with him that someone commits a crime particularly a serious and heinous crime needs to be held accountable and needs -- >> on that point why are democrats trying to push this narrative that the president has manufactured a crisis. >> the administration's own statistics have shown over the last year they actually had record low levels of people trying to cross the border and there is not an emergency. what there is is a problem with the fact that we have a broken immigration system constantly drawing p

needed at the border when the border patrol guys are saying time in and timeout for years, since the 90s, there's a problem at the border. >> the national border patrol councilembers last spring. 89 percent of them said yes, fencing and a physical barrier in some places on the border, yes, it would be very helpful. and the president is not proposing a concrete wall across all 2000 miles of the border. if you look at the proposed planet is informed directly by department of homeland security and border patrol agents who want more fences builtand high traffic areas , concrete walls in places that are prone to flooding and then repairing the existing fences and adding wire. that is his plan. liz: amber and bernard, come back soon. love the fiery passion there. come back. maybe next week we have your. your great together. coming up next, the side saying they are consistently ignored. tonight we listen tovictims of crimes by illegal immigrants. we are talking to the families. up next, and angel mom , she lost her son. he was a police sergeant killed when intoxicated illegal immigrant with an arrest record crashed into his police car. marianne mendoza joins me nex

david: thanks for that report and now hector guards are -- a border patrol agent and vice president of the natural -- national border patrol councilhector great to talk to you. what steve just said about what happens in the march to the towns, to the localities. that is rarely covered on this network but they don't talk about the effect of this march on all of the people that pass by in those neighborhoods. >> hector: we have to think of this caravan coming through mexico right now. we have more caravans forming in central america but let's not forget, the caravan coming from south texas. the agents apprehending anywhere from 502,000 illegal aliens coming into the country. we saw a couple of days ago in the sector, three border patrol agents came across 376 illegal aliens that crossed the border over they are so definitely humanitarian crisis causing a lot of problems not only for migrants but for agents and the american public. >> hector: -- >> david: something not talked about not only the migrant march but they are going to run into it towards tijuana and already some one to 2,000, the numbers vary, migrants from the last carav

here to debate what the president has raised is the spokesman for the national border patrol council.sure the podium with the president yesterday along with joe he is the former member of the san francisco police commission. joe, what about allocating defense funds for the wall. what's wrong with that? teaki first of all, it's not legal. if any money is appropriated to the southern border that is not specifically for the construction of a wall, it woul be illegaleg to use the funds f a while. we can see a legal challenge. i don't think frankly the president wants to go there.e he hasn't been successful with past legal challenges. i think the best route is to ge back to negotiating nobody's go a democratic congress, he's got to deal with that. i think that's what the people of the e united states want to e . they want to see a compromise. they want to see a conversation of ideas. this whole thing about a wall that has been tossed around ove the last few months were over the last few years. nothing really knows what that meansno because. >> what you mean you don't know what it means? it

the national border patrol council says the new protocol could encourage illegal crossings. >> if theyross illegally, you cannot send them back, you have to go through the whole process. so, would you be sending back is the individuals who go to the port. >> the number of annual asylum claims is up dramatically, especially from centra l mexican officials fear the ne policy may overwhelm border cities. legal challenges are expected in u.s. court. >>> we go to brazil where seven people are confirmed dead and at least 200 people are missing after a dam collapsed in brazil. the dam held back mining waste. the breach sent loose a reddish brown sludges you see here across an entire town in the brazilian state. homes and roads were buried -- mining company vail it is not clear what caused that to break. >>> in the music program is helping high school students. >> it gives meaning to my life, i do not know what i would be without it. >>> after decades of silence, richmond high school finally has a band. >>> meteorologists mark tamayo forecasting warmer temperatures through the weekend and chan

president trump held a nonbriefing in the white house briefing room with leaders from the national border patrol council tuesday trump made his first and only primetime oval office address which was riddled with falsehoods. yesterday he walked out of negotiations to end the shutdown and today the president went down to the border to make his pitch for the wall. the government is still shutdown. so it's hard not to agree that that was a political stunt and political stunts in fact get us nowhere. we'll be right back. what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? great tasting, heart-healthy california walnuts. so simple, so good. get the recipes at walnuts.org. t-mobile knows dancing is better when you include a partner. singing is better when you include a friend. and unlimited is better with a phone included. it's true. forty bucks with the other guys, doesn't include a phone. so, start the new year right. join t-mobile and get unlimited with a phone included for just forty dollars per line. (clapping) every day, visionaries are creating the future. ( ♪ ) so, every day, we put our latest tec

other funding his much-promised board eller wall, and then he invited members of the national border patrol council to come up and also make some brief remarks after what the president said was a meeting in the oval office but then the president, the press secretary and white house communications director all turned on their heels and left the room without taking any questions from the reporters in the room about the government shutdowns, and, wolf, that comes as the white house and democrats very much remain in a deadlock in these negotiations. today, no progress has been made, and we're no closer to seeing the government reopen. the blame game for who owns the government shutdown continues to shift tonight when president trump now faulting the politics of the upcoming 2020 presidential election, claiming democrats are going all out on the desperately needed wall and border security so they can win. that despite white house officials telling reporters last night nancy pelosi wanted to keep the government shut down so she could win enough votes to become house speaker even though she ran unchalleng

brandon judd is the president of the national border patrol council. e's been a border patrol agent for 21 years. here's what he says. >> anywhere that you look where we have built walls, they have worked. they have been an absolute necessity for border patrol agents in securing the border. >> chris: here's a guy who has been on the front lines, on the border for two decades. he says border walls work. >> representative cicilline: i think there's no question there are places we have walls and fencing and other kind of barriers. i think good border security is going to be a combination of things. what we've heard of from the president is he wants a big great concrete wall that will be a thousand miles -- >> chris: he's given up on the concrete wall. he is talking about steel fencing out. >> representative cicilline: i think the reality is this is actually a fight the president has created to distract from the real issues that he's facing. the fact is the republicans were in control of the house, the senate and the white house for two years. and if this i

even the national border patrol council which often shows support for the trump administration feels the change could harm those trying to migrate layfuly. >> -- lawfully. >> if they come across illegally, you can't send them back. have you to go through the whole process. who would you send back? the individuals who go to the ports. >> reporter: we should note unaccompanied children and disabled will continue to receive shelter. at the moment, this only applies to that one port of entry in san diego. it could be expanded. while the mexican government has said it doesn't agree with the move, it will continue to take care of those asylum seekers in mexico. eric. eric: there may be a way to smooth it out. thank you. arthel: thank you. for more on this right now, we are going to talk to saga anjetti. first, let's start here. how grave is the harm to the american people and the democratic process if the only thing that comes out of this is if those in the far right say the president caved and conversely if those on the far left celebrate this as a victory? >> well, i'm not sure if it's g

. >>> the national border patrol council now deleted frequently asked questions page calling the buildingll a waste of taxpayer money and arguing border barriers do not tack tell root causes of migration had been published since 2012. it was removed earlier this month after the council skborsed president trump's $5.7 billion wall proposal. council president who endorsed trump during his campaign told politico it was the position of previous leaders but was taken down for causing confusion. >>> while meeting with the top congressional leaders of both parties earlier this month president trump harshly criticized his new chief of staff over shutdown negotiations. two sources who were present tell axios it happened on the situation room on january 4th when mick mulvaney tried to compromise a sum of money for the wall. one of sources said mulvaney was saying if democrats weren't okay with $5.7 billion and the president wasn't okay with $1.3 billion the democratic offer he was saying we should find middle ground. president trump cut him off. you blanked it all up the source said. it was weird a

thanks, also, to brandon judd and the national border patrol council.on, i've known him from the beginning. and almost before i announced, he was for my ideas, and he was for us. he was for me. and i appreciated all of you guys coming up last week. they had a big impact. we said to them, what do you want, who knows better than them. who knows better than all of us put together. and that group was fantastic that we had in washington a few days ago. and they went on television, and anybody that listened wouldn't have a doubt about it. brandon, thank everybody, appreciate it. been a fantastic job. the border patrols, rio grande valley sector, who is from the sector? do you have any specific guys here, and ladies? quite a few. are you tougher than the rest, are you tougher than the rest? i don't know, maybe. but i heard special -- there they are, how are you. come on over here, come here a minute, come here. [applause] that's fantastic. i've heard so much about all of you, we're going to spend a little time in a while together. i don't know if we're walking

let's bring in a former obama aide luis miranda and the vice president of the national border patrol council, ardell cueto. generally, i you coming in. louise, i want to start with you. thank you to answer directly the brother of the scene california police officer. but for an illegal immigrant, my brother would be alive today. >> i feel tremendous compassion for mistress singh and what they're going through. it's a tragedy. an officer loses their life, it's a tragedy. it's a tragedy when anyone commits murder and they should be held accountable. i can lately agree with him that some of you commits a crime, particularly a sameness and heinous crime, needs to be held accountable, needs to see prison time. >> ed: lewis, on that point, why are democrats trying to push this narrative that the at present has manufactured a criss question asked to go the reason is the administration's own statistics. they have shown that over the last year, they actually had record low levels of people trying to cross the border. there is not an imminent emergency. what there is is an actual problem with the fact

thanks also to brandon judd and the national border patrol council. so brandon, i've known from the beginning, almost before i announced he was for my ideas, he was for us. he was for me. and i appreciate it. and i appreciate all your guys coming up. they had a big impact. we said to them, what do you want? he knows better than all of us together. the group was fantastic that we had in washington just a few days ago and they went on television and anybody that was and wouldn't have a doubt about it. everybody. thank we appreciate it very much. the border patrol's rio grande valley sector. who is from the sector? do have any guys from the ector? are you tougher than the rest? maybe. i heard special -- there they are. come over here. come here. [applause] pres. trump: that's fantastic. i have heard so much about you. we will spend some time together. i don't know if we are walking or flying. 're way it's fine with me. we're going to see a lot. in a few minutes, the american people retail -- the american people will hear about the flood of illegal immigr

my name is art is that i'm the vice president of the national border patrol council. —— my name is artwn to border security. we are extremely grateful to president trump and fully support his decision to take ca re of fully support his decision to take care of our borders and the future of the united states is that it has nothing to do with political parties is that you ought to ask yourself this question, if i come to your home do what want me to knock on her front door, or do with the cubs in the window? we fully support the president —— or do you want me to climate through the window. we fully support the president. hello everyone , support the president. hello everyone, i'm hector. i'm also a border patrol agent of the texas border. ijust border patrol agent of the texas border. i just want border patrol agent of the texas border. ijust want to talk border patrol agent of the texas border. i just want to talk about some of those criminals that we apprehend on a daily basis. we talked about murderers, rapists, people do commit serious crimes in the country. ice hazarded an amazing j

thanks also to brandon judd and the national border patrol council. so brandon, i've known him from the beginning. and almost before i announced, he was for my ideas and he was for us. he was for me. and i appreciate it. and i appreciate all you guys coming up last week. it had a big impact. we said to them, what do you want? who knows better than them? he knows better than all of us put together. and that group was fantastic that we had in washington, just a few days ago, and they went on television, and anybody that listened wouldn't even have a doubt about it, so brandon, thank, everybody, we appreciate it, very much. done a fantastic job. the border patrol's rio grande valley sector. who is from the sector? do you have any specific guys here, and ladies? quite a few. now, are you tougher than the rest? are you just tougher than the rest? i don't know. maybe. but i heard special, i heard special -- there they are. come on here a minute. come here. thank you. [ applause ] that's fantastic. and i've heard so much about all of you and we are going to

thanks also to brandon, judd, anti-national border patrol council. i have known brandon from the beginning. almost before i announced he was for my ideas. he was for us. he was for me. and i appreciate it. i appreciate all you guys coming up last week. they had a big impact. we said to them, what do you want? who knows better than them? he knows better than all of us put together. and that group was fantastic that we had in washington just a few days ago. and they went on television -- anybody that listened wouldn't even have a doubt about it. so brandon, thank everybody. we appreciate it very much. done a fantastic job. 's rio grande ol valley sector. who is from the sector? do you have any specific guys here and ladies? quite a few. are you tougher than the rest? i don't know. maybe. but i heard special -- there you are. how are you? come here a minute. come here. [applause] fantastic. i have heard so much about all of you. we're going to spend a little time in a little while together. i don't know if we're walking or flying. either one is ok with

ainsley: we interviewed hector garza, border patrol agent, president of the national border patrol councilcountry to keep the american people safe and keep border patrol agents safe as well. ainsley: the president deciding whether or not you go to war you interview the generals, you talk to people on the front lines, get their advice. the president is asking border patrol agents for their advice. he asked all of the sectors down there to recommend what they think is es about. hector garza said the majority of them want the wall. they sent the recommendations to president. president says this is what the border patrol agents need but they're ignoring what they are asking for. brian: nancy pelosi said i won't give a dollar. probably shouldn't be on the negotiations because there doesn't look much there. republicans should be worried, senator gardner, senator collins, all hedged, take the democrats up on proposal to fund the government through the first three weeks of february. if it goes past friday the individual tension on each one of these senators except for alexandria's case is retiring

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