migrantes liberados por la patrulla fronteriza en la frontera de nogales, arizona.algunas buscan comoxperimentaen la frontera de nogales desde la semana pasada. >> reunimos a todas las personas.hacemos un conteo, revisamos los papeles. en protecciÓn civilprovee agua y algo de comer para subirlos a un autobÚs que lo llevarÁ a phoenix o cualquier albergue que tenga espacio para recibirlos. >> diario hemos transportado como 250 o 300 personas. nuestro esfuerzo es continuar manteniendo este ritmo con camiones . hipo de los transportar a locales donde los pueden asistir. >> entremedio de la patrulla restaba de 2500 personas por dÍa.saturando los centros de detenciÓn y teniendo que dejarlos en las calles. al parecer continuarÁn. Éstas imÁgenes de noche se puede ver que este grupo de hombres, mujeres, y niÑos, cruzar en medio de la oscuridad para entregarse la patrulla fronteriza. la liberaciÓn de migrantes empieza a las 6:00. durante todo el dÍa se pueden ver caminando por todas partes. fÉlix: y siguiendo con la crisis migratoria, la selvasituada entre colombia panamÁ se ha convertido en un

crisis migratoria, la gobernadora de arizona no otorgÓ $10,000,000 al departamento de policÍa de nogalese inmigrantes que no entrado irregularmente debido a falta de recursos y espacio en sus centros de procesamiento. leÓn: se lanzÓ una amenaza contra la migraciÓn irregular. advierte que serÁn expulsadas de forma rÁpida las familias. reportero: estas imÁgenes corresponden a familias enteras que estÁn siendo deportadas a sus paÍses de origen de forma acelerada, en un mÁximo de 30 dÍas. >> inmigraciÓn quiere enviar el mensaje que se la quieren aplicar por el "cbp one" y entran de forma irregular, te van a meter este programa que los pueden exponer a una deportaciÓn acelerada. de mayo a la fecha se ha logrado la deportaciÓn de 1600 familias completas. >> no hay ninguna duda que inmigraciÓn va a tratar a los inmigrantes de una forma humana, pero se tiene que usar la mano dura, lo van a usar. reportero: muchas veces las familias son separadas y los padres son vigilados con un grillete electrÓnico, pero en menos de un mes son deportados. >> se ven indefensos porque no siguieron un procedimient

for many people in the small village of an nogales and then the rock and province of al hose. the fruit is an important source of income. but the severe earthquake has caused devastating destruction in this area. houses in the village have collapsed and it's unlikely that there will be any income from apple harvesting this year. the agriculture was seriously affect it, and we will call to earn a little money by planting apple trees to prepare for the start of the school year . but now all the apples failed because of the us quake rebuilding homes and livelihoods is likely to be an overwhelming.

last week, agents released 100 to 200 migrants a day near nogales, arizona. >> and san diego is also seeing a spike in border crossings last week they closed one of two pedestrian crossings at san ysidro border. videos show hundreds of migrants are released to streets and sidewalks of san diego, including migrant from as far as pakistan and china. one of the things that amazes me when president biden appointed vice president kamala harris as border czar. she claimed that all of the flow of illegal immigration was as a result of local circumstances in mexico or south america. as if we couldn't fix our border problems without nation building, in one of those states. but either she does not understand or is unwilling to acknowledge that this is a global phenomenon. who could blame some of these people who are coming across. maybe it's a good bet for some. but this is a disaster when our immigration system is basically handed over to tran national criminal organizations who care nothing about the people. who care nothing about the drugs that are coming across. all they care about is the

for many people in the small village of a nogales and then the rocket and province of al hose, the fruit is an important source of income. but the severe earthquake has caused devastating destruction in this area. houses in the village have collapsed and it's unlikely that there will be any income from apple harvesting this year. the agriculture was seriously affect it and we will call to earn a little money by planting apple trees to prepare for the start of the school year . but now all the apples failed because of us quaking, rebuilding homes and livelihoods is likely to be an over whelming task. for most people in rural morocco, the most affected by the quake is regression. almost all pipes were destroyed. additionally, our harvest of apples and walnuts failed due to the quake we have never experienced such a devastating quake before my mother. and i got fortunately rescued teams are able to reach more and more remote areas and our initial aid deliveries of food in tents . and i sort of discuss the economic impact of that devastating, of quaking morocco with mike scully, and he's a p

vehÍculo, ese dÍa la madre del adolescente recibiÓ una llamada exigiendo que entregar el dinero en nogales provocaron el secuestro, el fbi rasgaron, allanaron una habitaciÓn, encontraron a los tres hombres, uno de ellos armado, y al adolescente en un rincÓn en el suelo. los acusados, fidel jesÚs patiÑo de 22 aÑos, jesÚs ramos de 26, y ezequiel felix lÓpez de 27 aÑos, podrÍan enfrentar hasta la pena mÁxima de cadena perpetua. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ borja: gracias por el reporte, esto es lo que debe saber a esta hora. una mujer de arizona fue detenida por intentar envenenar a su esposo. lo que nunca imaginÓ esta mujer es que todo quedarÍa captado en estas cÁmaras. el hombre las instalÓ y grabaron cÓmo la mujer ponÍa un lÍquido de limpieza en el cafÉ de su esposo. la sospechosa ha sido arrestada y acusada de intento de asesinato. una pequeÑa de sÓlo 3 aÑos y dos adultos murieron durante un aparente disputa por la venta de un perro en la florida. segÚn las autoridades de jacksonville en la florida, las vÍctimas y otras 2 personas fueron a un complejo presidencial para tratar de concretar la venta de est

los trenes llegan desde el centro y sur de mÉxico cuatro puntos fronterizos con estados s unidos en nogales parada los trenes como en irapuato donde acampan en las calles >>>si la amenazaba durar mucho a durar mucho tiempo no vamos a tener capacidad para albergar 4.000 personas. >> hoy tiempo no vamos a tener la p posibilidad de navegar aquÍ cuatro mil personas Íbamos a colapsar >>>el presidente lÓpez obrador se refiriÓ al paro de ferr ferrocarriles. >>>no nos importa los trenes, sino los migrantes. >>>y escritos la bestia se vuelva a mover y los acerque al sueÑo americano. van a desplegarresurge la vuelv nos acerque al sueÑo americano. el instituto de migraciÓn anunciÓ que va desplegar elementos en todas las lÍneas barrios de mÉxico mientras que se espera que en los prÓximos viernes al general del gobierno federal y entre otros para poder contener el flujo migratorio. r la frontera en mÉxico. ahora vamos a hablar de lo >>>gracias. ahora vamos hablar de lo que sucede en estados unidos con respecto al secretario de just anticipÓ que precisamente este paÍs va a solicitar la extradiciÓn de los

customs and border agents have been deployed to the nogales sector to help with the surge in migrant crossings in recent weeks. more than 11,000 migrants were apprehended this week in the tucson area, according to officials. more than 500 people had to be rescued. in southern california, there's a new app being tested in hopes to make traffic stops less stressful for both drivers and law enforcement. the safe stop app allows drivers and officers to talk virtually before meeting face to face according to safe stop. when a driver is pulled over, they can hop on the app, then immediately video call the deputy making the stop safe stop is teaming up with the l.a. county sheriff's department. specifically the west hollywood station for this new pilot program in washington. first lady dr. jill biden stopped in seattle today to visit the fred hutchinson cancer center. she's visiting to promote the white house's cancer moonshot initiative. it is a topic that hits close to home for the bidens. the president lost his oldest son, beau, to brain cancer in 2015. the administration says the first

just, you know, 50, 60 miles to the east in nogales, because whereas in nogales, you see this, you know, steel border walls, what you see on the tunnel bottomland are kind of cattle guards with they're just kind of like concrete and cement pillars go 20 or 30 feet below the ground and they're designed to prevent, you know, this this is the rationale. the department of homeland security give. they're designed to prevent, like cartel trucks from crashing into the gates going across because they're pretty substantial concrete steel pillars. but they're designed also to allow the pretty unencumbered movement even today of tohono o'odham, who cross that they can walk freely across the border to visit family members on the other side and observe religious ceremonies on the other side. and also, interestingly at a time in in mexico, there are no schools on their land and there's not a post office, their land. so they actually walk across the border to get their mail at the post office on the town autumn reservation to send their kids to school. so a school bus kind of drives to the border ever

in fact, where we stand right now in the phoenix area, we're less than three hours to nogales and yumave critical hot spots for the immigration crisis. the president is not scheduled to visit either location, and in doing so the president is defying elected officials here in arizona and all over the country who are demanding the president spend some realtime at the border. a yuma county supervisor says he's invited the president several times to visit yuma, which has seen some of the highest numbers of illegal crossings and an opportunistic ed in the arizona central newspaper insists president biden should be using this arizona trip to visit the border reading in part "what an ideal week for the president of the united states to visit a border state such as arizona. a mass of humanity is moving across the u.s./mexico boarder and the u.s. federal government has lost control. the data shows the white house policies designed to stem the flow of illegal migration have failed. the former acting dhs secretary and many other crit ibrams say biden is not going to the border because it would ex

it would be a very short flight to a place like nogales where i worked to see the men and women or thee of dhs and border patrol agents doing the best they can under trying circumstances. just imagine how stressed out they are. them and their families having to deal with this wave of humanity every single day with no end in sight, right? like you said the republicans in the house, we heard it on the debate stage last night and talked about what's going on at the border. everybody on the right at least is complaining about this. and this president, what have they done? tore down the control levels they had when they took over. it has gotten worse every time. we have the secretary of homeland supreme court telling the world ice won't go looking for you. you won't stop the flow at the border without the right policies in place. you can operationalize and put more people and put national guard and call out the military. if the policy is to incentivize people that come to the border and then released by cbp because there is no room in detention or because they are making a frivolous claim t

this past week agents in nogales, arizona, discovered more than 611,000 fentanyl pills and 24 poundsfentanyl powder seized in two separate bus and -- busts in vehicles at the port of entry there. later today over in the rio grande valley, sheriffs from 28 different states and at least 100 state legislators are going to be meeting to discuss the border crisis and how each state can help better manage it. griff, as you though, a lot of representatives now saying that every state in the country is now a border state not just the ones that share a physical border with mexico. griff: yeah. such a great point. casey stegall live in eagle pass, great work, thank you. let's bring in for more insight national border council president art del cueto. our government is headed towards a shutdown. those members of congress, by the constitution, will get a paycheck. but your colleagues, the men and women in green, the border patrol agents there in eagle pass where casey is, where i just spent the last ten days, will go without a paycheck. what is your reaction to that, and do you see that as a fair

this past week agents in nogales, arizona, more than 611,000 fentanyl pills and 24 pounds of raw fentanylowder seized in two separate busts at the port of entry. later on in the rio grande valley, legislators will be meeting to discuss the border crisis and how to better manage it. but again, breaking at this hour, a new record has been set as we close out this fiscal year and we're facing a federal government shutdown, more than 260,000 migrant encounters at the southern border for month of september. again, neil, a staggering figure. back to you. neil: startling, just startling. thank you, my friend. casey stegall in eagle pass. with us the aforementioned vivek ramaswamy, surging in the polls and gets a lot of media attention. good to have you. first off on this border situation, you had talked about militarizing the border and the latest to date you've had a very tough approach. and the mexicans smart at that, don't like the idea of the u.s. soldiers there. how do you respond to that? >> my response is the job of the u.s. president is to look after american citizens on american soil an

last week dhs began to release migrants on the streets of small , rural arizona communities like nogales and douglas, arizona. instead of providing the resources, the federal government has shifted federal assistance away from arizona to other states and made it harder for local governments to get reimbursed for costs incurred. i'm a former mayor and i know how tight fiscal budgets are. it's insulting that the federal government forces them and to such a precarious financial decision. i'm particularly concerned about fema's lack of transparency and how these shelter and services program funds are allocated and why city disproportionately small amount of the overall funding has come to arizona. fema stated that eligible applicant allegations were based on relief and destination data received from tcp and emergency food and shelter programs made in fiscal year 2023. no other information was provided for how these funds would be allocated. the southern arizona coalition that includes the city of tucson and catholic community services has a combined monthly cost of over $2 million per month

last week alone agents released 100 to 200 migrants a day near nogales arizona. san diego has also seen a spike in border crossings. last week custom and border protection closed one of two pedestrian crossings in the san ysidro port of entry so personnel could help with the migration surge. again the border patrol doesn't have the personnel to accommodate the flood of humanity coming across. video shows hundreds of migrants are being released into the streets, sidewalks of san diego including migrants from as far away as pakistan and china. one of the things that amaze me when president biden appointed vice president kamala harris she claimed all of the flow of illegal immigration was as a result of circumstances in mexico or south america. as if we couldn't fix our border problems without basically nation-building in one of those states. either she does not understand or is unwilling to acknowledge that this isn't a global phenomenon. and who can blame some of these people coming across. if you think well for few thousand bucks maybe i can make my way into the