have a county executive declared a state of emergency and ed day, and supervisor teresa canny in orange county did a great job in terms of making sure the hotel was shut down and the migrants were not coming to rockland. because we have now -- to rockland county. we have the welcome mat. one of the most diverse counties in the state and country but we are not a door mat for the mayor's bad policies. we gave them $1 billion, new york city in the recent budget to handle the crisis and they should handle it locally. they declared themselves a sanctuary city, rockland is not a sanctuary county. we can't handle all the people all at once. >> sandra: i'll ask you, senator, the question fox 5 anchor asked of the mayor of new york city, where's the president as this is happening? and not just the right saying what are we supposed to do with all the migrants. you've got governor hochul herself saying we just can't continue to handle the influx. what did she say? she's complaining new york is bursting at the seams with illegal immigrants. real quickly, senator weber, i'll get your response to this. this

we are talking about san jose and down to orange county and westminster. we take you on a memorable ride, bringing families together. >> reporter: even the thought of sitting on a bus for more than eight hours is daunting for most people. but for many in the vietnamese community, getting on board is more than just a bumpy ride. >> i feel like i'm at home, even the landscaping. >> reporter: normally, this resident of orange county flies to san jose to visit her aunt , but this time she decided to take the bus along with her 63-year-old grandmother. >> a whole eight hours , we haven't been on vacation together that long, so it is good time together with the family. >> reporter: for the last 27 years, this bus has become a lifeline for people like her grandmother, connecting the largest vietnamese hubs, san jose in the north and westminster in orange county in the south. >> this is the most well-known brand we know of in the vietnamese community. >> reporter: the 400 mile ride is a popular fixture among vietnamese americans looking for an inexpensive , and mo

so now we have migrants and orange county and the orange county executive expressing his frustrationi understand that you have more with the orange county executive coming up. now back to you for more on that important conversation. >> neil: thanks, lydia. a great story and great angle. we lose sight of that. we think of this a border town issue. steven newhouse disagrees. he's learning the hard way. the orange county new york executive kind enough to join us. thank you. >> thank you, neil. >> neil: the move here on your part was because you didn't expect the move on the mayor's part. all of a sudden you got work that migrants were coming your way. more still could be. and you said no, right? what happened? >> yeah, we were told last night from the governor's office that they reached an agreement that the new york city was going to go through a pause, they're not going to send nimbus -- anymore buses up. we say we understand you have a problem. sure enough we get a call 15 minutes before they arrived. even the new york state police was completely shocked. it's chaos here in new york.

the suburban community to the north, with orange county here, leaders they're also issued executive order to block and try to stop this plan. according to the county's lawsuit these efforts were no good. on thursday the migrants showed up. orange county leader telling fox news he has smoke spoken to some people pushed out of the hotels and for the migrants to say, listen. >> 15 veterans were kicked out. combat veterans of afghanistan iraq, vietnam veterans that were homeless. and a slew of other people. >> a city plan to send migrants to rocklin, but supreme court judge granted a temporary restraining order blocking the migrants arrival but city spokesperson told fox the city will be appealing that decision. mayor eric adams saint this past thursday until the white house gives more support other parts of the state have to step up. >> week coordinated with others. it took us over a year because we try to hold on to do this the best we can on our own. what were sending is a quarter of 1% of what we have a quarter of 1%. >> new york civil liberties union filed a federal lawsuit on thursday a

of the orange county health agency. during the pandemic we worked to keep orange county citizens safe, informed during anxiety. he protected the vulnerable while also preserving livelihoods. maintaining an even-handed approach. thanks to his work, we ensure the successful pandemic response in orange county. dr. chao has so much to be proud of. i wish him all the best in his future endeavors. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from california, ms. kamlager-dove, for five minutes. do doff ms. kamlager-dove: thank you, speaker. i rise today to applaud how the inflation reduction act is delivering for our country and california's 37th congressional district. i'm proud of the work that california has already done to be a leader in renewable energy, and with key investments from the inflation reduction act, our country can benefit from a clean energy market that puts our workers first and brings the united states into the 21st century. the passage of the inflation reduction

from orange county executive steven newhouse we got moments ago.ys last night both state and city assured the town of newburg in orange county that no buses with asylum seekers would be here until further notice. the process has been a disorganized disaster and the blame lies with the mayor of new york. it goes on to say that essentially the new york state police, orange county sheriffs office and supervisor and his police department were not notified that these buses would be arriving today. sadly, we have learned you cannot trust the word of new york city's mayor and the leadership of new york, harris. coming from orange county executive steven newhouse very frustrated about the fact that buses are arriving to his town carrying migrants from new york city after the mayor's office represented last night they would put a pause on those plans. >> harris: everybody will share this burden now. you can't leave them all in texas and the border states. sanctuary cities, buck up. here they come. lydia hu. georgia democratic congressman hank johnson with a

the orange county executive, stephen newhouse, pointed to new york city's sanctuary city designation migrants in the city. in fact, service the during his campaign to be mayor that mayor adams promised to keep the big apple a sanctuary city. but now we have new adios that concern audio that's being sharedded with fox business showing that mayor add also had a conversation with local new york county executives apparently trying to distance himself from the city's sanctuary city city policy. listen to this. >> law of sanctuary city was in place long before i became mayor. i'm following the law. as a law enforcement person, you know we follow the law. we're now in court now, today, asking the judge to revisit this law to deal with this humanitarian crises because even when they decided to put in place that law, no one thought that they would be dealing with a humanitarian crisis of this proportion. >> reporter: now, the mayor's office tells us that they are not in court, they have not asked a judge to revisit the sanctuary city the policy. essentially, they say the mayor misspoke. but,

listen to this, this is statement we just got from the orange county executive stephen new house, a buscal officials, his police department were not notified these bus was be arriving today. sadly you cannot trust the word of new york city's mayor and the leadership of new york. now, new york city mayor's spokesperson for that office did tell us about the bus having arrived in orange county today. that is right, they did put their plans on pause but they never changed their plans. this was always the plan. now like i said, row khaliders upset local leaders upset. rockland county where i am got a temporary restraining order preventing this hotel from accepting migrants in the foreseeable future. that is setting the stage for a court battle to unfold here early next week. mayor adams spoke earlier this morning at a press conference about these legal challenges to his plans. he says he will take them up in court. listen to this. >> to challenge all of the legal obstacles that are attempting to be placed in our way. we're going to challenge them because it would set a bad precedent if someo

adams stressed his office has been in communication with rock land and orange county officials, somethingse counties say really? they are challenging that statement and by the way, ed day shot back at adams telling fox news digital, "the mayor can call me every name in the book to deflect the reality of this clear disregard for our laws" and maybe he can explain his own, documented racist comments. adams says the city will not be deterred though by legal challenges, saying you can't use courts to stop people moving around the state of new york. the fight goes on, stu. stuart: could be some clashes too. here is another one for you, ash what are the inner conversations at the white house over the border crisis? is biden losing his temper? >> apparently so. according to the washington post , president biden has been feeling the heat over the border crisis. verbally attacking his team for what he believed were excuses for inaction at the southern border. now, according to a staffer, reported by washington post, " when biden would have explosion s, and he did have a bunch of them, he would say

mayor's office sending migrants here and orange county. unty following rockland's lead and declaring a state of emergency. officials saying the mayor of new york city doesn't have jurisdiction under these counties and towns and questioning the legality. in the town of orange there is a 30-today limit on hotel rent always. the mayor's office not backing down. his office saying in a statement, quote. we need the federal government to step up. until they do, we need other elected officials around the state and county to do their part and emulate the humane and compassionate approach new york city over the past year. rockland county executive director says his county does not have sanctuary cities and why he plans to stop the transfer. local police are informed to stop any buses attempting to bring migrants into the county. >> we aren't looking to stÈre a confrontation but avoid a situation where people come up to rockland county, potentially creating issues and dumping on the county of rockland. that's something i will not tolerate. whatever t

go ahead in orange county. well, i mean i, i can see why you would want to say that, you know, but at the end of the day we keep on looking for the trap doors here. you know, at the, at the end of the day whether it be rush or whether it be china, whether be the west, everybody seems to be moving towards that technocratic kind of change where they want more control, you know, see the caesar a thing that's coming into the, you know, the digital you want has been yeah. introduce. so even though we can see this is a battle versus, you know, your raise your versus oceana. what is the trap door? we're waiting on. we're talking about you, i must go over here a lot. you know, on twitter, the way he see used to be trolling a lot of the fight of the ministration people and all the whole toward a warriors of swords. but where does he come from? you know, he was a defense contractor. you know, he had customize the darpa, so i think a lot of us are so even though we can see this kind of moving in a certain direction, we're

sanctuary cities. >> reporter: so at this point, the migrants could be arriving to this hotel into orange countylling the counties that the arrival of these migrants is imminent but not giving them specific timeline or, and, you know, a candidate when they're expected. and also really important to note what we've heard from rockland and orange counties is that they were not consulted on this plan, they were just told simply that it would be happening. stuart? stuart: just imagine what happens if police are on other state borderlines and say, hey, no migrants coming through. if that happened nationwide, you've got a real collapse. madison, thank you very much, indeed. >>> let's show you the state of the market with all 30 of the dow stocks. there's a lot of selling going on as you can tell. 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 are up, 20 are down. >>> prosecutors in georgia, prosecutors, that is, can now be punished or removed if they don't uphold the law. georgia's attorney general lays out a new law in that state. that's next. ♪ ♪ i fought the law and the law won. ♪ i fought the law and the law won ♪ central banks a

rexnord civil liberties union filed a federal lawsuit on thursday it's rockland and orange county for their attempts to block the migrants arrival. now we should note one of the hotels was reportedly evicted the veterans told the near post it had not done so and had not taken in any migrants nor had plans to come arthel. arthel: okay cb cotton reporting live from our new york newsroom. eric: present biden spend the weekend's beach house in delaware as he border control issue continues. aclu accusing the president following former president terms lead when it comes to ordering migrants to only ask for asylum at ports of entry. so how is the administration continue to doubt the post vital to title 42 flow? lucas tomlinson with more on the white house plans and reaction from the north lawn of the white house, hi lucas. >> present by dhs jeep said since the end of title 42 the number migrant encounters on the southern border is dropped significantly. >> the past two days the united states border patrol has seen approximate 50% drop in the number of people encountered at our southern borde

steven neuhaus is the orange county new york county executive vlasic we spoke to his counterpart in rocklandsame thing no advance warning, nothing. as a point rockland county local officials were supervising and watching for buses along 80 sandwich at major traveling route from new york city to all points upstate new york. we'll keep you posted on that. also keep you posted on how the administration is responding to it seems be calling a robe judge in a ruling that is messed up post 42 world. after this. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. everything is going smoothly in a post board to world when a 3-year-old policy that has been like a rule of life at the border, after two administrations was suddenly shelved. but a judge in florida blocked it. saying there are some big holes here including leave the country that innate paperwork without any proof as soon approaching court date. they try

well, you heard from the orange county executive in our last hour who says he's putting a stop to itling to go to court to put a stop to it and it's back and forth as in rockland county, 60 miles from new york. and ed, very good to see you. it's getting-- >> good to see you. neil: it's getting pretty nasty now. the mayor says you don't have the right to do what you're doing to stop these migrants, but you're trying to. where does it stand now? >> look, let's understand something, what is missing in this whole debate. the mayor is not the president of new york state. i'm asking the governor to get involved, that's her rule. number one. number two. migrants transitioning to rockland and they know the area, family and friends here, and we're stretched, and we're doing the right thing, the humane thing right now, but it's difficult for us. the mayor has gone-- after criticizing us going to court he's gone to court and thankfully we beat him twice on a temporary restraining order stopping delivery of people outside of our jurisdiction to our jurisdiction has been upheld twice in court. ye

john. >> john: bring in sergeant mike woodruff of the orange county, california sheriff's department. good of you to be with us this afternoon. so update us where the investigation stands as we know now nine people have been arrested, five of them charged with felony assault with a deadly weapon, four of them are males, one female, the other four have been charged with something else, and they are minors as i believe. but there were a lot more people than just nine who were involved here. where does this investigation stand? >> thank you, john. so, currently there is actually five juveniles that have been booked for felony assault with a deadly weapon. there must have been a miscommunication or misunderstanding as far as additional four, so five have been arrested and booked, and the investigations are ongoing, reviewing cameras, talking to witnesses, gathering their statements, and working collaboratively to identify these suspects, and then they will follow through with either an arrest or a cite to the district attorney requesting misdemeanor charges be applied. >> john: i guess th

in orange county this temporary restraining order is in place.an be bused there. there are 186 that have already been taken to two hotels in orange county. and just a few days ago, i spoke with some of the migrants who are being housed here in new york, one woman told us that she had been here for months. take a listen. >> reporter: and, jose, that was at the hotel steps from times square. mayor adams announcing that the iconic roosevelt hotel near grand central will be used to house asylum seekers as well. overwhelming not just new york city and its surrounding suburbs, but also places like chicago, denver, also seeing a large influx at this point. jose? >> gabe gutierrez, thank you for always bringing us those voices as well. i appreciate that. >>> coming up, we're learning more about what is being called a near catastrophic car chase in new york city involving prince harry and meghan. >>> plus, why there are new fears in florida over a worker shortage. we'll also speak to florida congressman debbie wasserman schultz about that and a whole lot

. >> reporter: normally a resident of orange county, flies to san jose to visit her aunt.his time she decided to take the bus along with her 63-year-old grandmother. >> it takes a whole eight hours. we haven't been on vacation together for that long. that's the quality time together with family. >> reporter: for the last 27 years, this bus has become a lifeline for people like her grandmother. connecting two of america's largest vietnamese hubs, san jose in the north, and westminster and orange county in the south. >> this is the most well-known place that we know in the vietnamese community. >> reporter: the 400-mile ride along interstate 5 is a popular fix fixture. many of the grandmothers do not speak english. taking the bus with other vietnamese people has been a god send. >> and because you can speak the same language. >> reporter: it all started in the late 1990s when the company's founder noticed members of the community were having difficulty navigating their way through airports. soon they began shuttling people between north and south. the bus line officially cal

that plan was by new york city to send up to 300 single adult men to rockland and orange county and they'dere for up to four months but it's been delayed even though as we say new york city officials insist nothing's changed. the migrants were due to be moved yesterday and that didn't happen. both counties have declared an emergency, designed to block hotels or motels from housing migrants. rockland county also secured a temporary restraining order stopping a local motel from taking asylum seekers and orange county executive steve newhouse took to facebook saying migrants are not coming at least for now. listen. >> asylum seekers were intended to be bussed up to orange county, and they were going to be coming today, and i am happy to say that for the time being, no buses from new york city with asylum seekers are coming in the near future. ashley: for the time being, new york city mayor eric adams has been using hotels within the city to house migrants and mainly families with children, but plans to use other sites including a cruise ship terminal and beach parking lot in the bronx. those

a republican assemblyman who represents orange county is furious. >> it's a total embarrassment. a slap in the face to veterans and citizens of new york and this country who are being cast aside to allow for asylum seekers to come here. when it comes to this situation you had combat veterans who were homeless told to get out of their hotel. what we've tried to do is let the veterans know we appreciate them and embarrassed by what is happened to them but we have their backs. >> harris: some pointing to a profit as a motivator for all that's going on. a travesty. that nonprofit group pays $88 per day to house the veterans in hotels. new york city is shelling out up to $190 a night to house illegal immigrants. do the math on that. looks like the hotel is getting a bit of change each time they do this. taxpayer's money, i course. joey jones, fox news contributor, retired u.s. marine bomb technician and hosted "fox & friends" first this morning and the person interviewing assemblymen. >> he is housing veterans and a lawmaker up there. as i was talking to him orange county is suing new

, but a son with the same name was still living in orange county. >> reporter: that led him tohat information. >> reporter: but he had to double-check this is not something you want to be wrong about. >> i've got to see if this guy is who i think he is >> reporter: thursday morning, he delivered those lost and found bits of history to family. >> i'm happy to present to you your father's dog tags. >> that's good fight for the country. >> reporter: that's the private's son, amos junior his dad fought at okinawa and tinian >> five of them. he was one of them. >> reporter: artifacts like these last when other things, time and health do not >> that's all i can say. >> reporter: and for maguire, a mission accomplished. >> he has something that had his daddy's sweat on it, something his daddy wore on tinian island when he fought for his life. something he wore on okinawa fighting for his life at the end of the war that ended and brought peace around the globe and that piece of history is now back in his family >> our thanks for sharing that story with us. and dog tags, it's the ultima

orange county sued the city last week to stop them from using hotels here as shelter for migrants andnew york city's sanctuary city designation as the reason why mayor eric adams of new york city should keep migrants in the city. it was during his campaign for mayor's office two years ago that mayor adams pledged to maintain the sanctuary city designation. but now, bill, new audio shared with box business we here the mayor speaking with local executives appearing to distance himself from that sanctuary city policy. listen to this. >> the law of sanctuary city was in place long before i became mayor. i'm following the law. as a law enforcement person you know we follow the law. we're in court now today asking the judge to revisit this law to deal with this humanitarian crisis because even when they decided to put in place that law, no one thought they would be dealing with a humanitarian crisis of this proportion. >> now the mayor's office tells us that essentially the mayor misspoke. the city has not asked a court or judge to revisit the sanctuary city policy and that they do acknowle

orange county did not. the 30 migrants that were supposed to coming got bussed up to orange county. all in one day. >> neil: keep us posted. obviously now with title 42 gone, you could be facing this quite afternoon and consistently back and forth. we'll keep an eye on that. meantime, keeping an eye what's going on in the debt talks. so far no talks among the formal parties today. we're told others are making progress. a stunning report out of zillow, if we default, mortgage rates will sky rocket. try 8%. more after this. ♪ ♪ - why are these so bad? - if i would've used kayak to book our car, we could have saved on our trip instead of during our trip. ughh - kayak. search one and done. sam was 8 when we got him. i convinced my husband to go to the adoption day and we saw sam. he did not bark for like a month after we got him. and then one day he went “woof.” i was like, “you can talk!” advice to dog owners? feed them good food, take them on walks, let them stop and sniff, play with them, love on them as much as possible... because even if sam lives to 20, it won't be long enough. >>

david: thank you very much and let's welcome orange county new york executive stephen newhouse, and think here and if the mayor promised that he was gorgeous and busloads. how much value did you put in the promise to begin with it is a totally violating advised what he is done. guest: good afternoon, and you the nail head, the mayor of new york city, the governor's office, and myself, the town supervisor of newburgh, the buses are oncoming and sure enough yesterday, they rolled in with an escort from their police they did not even tell her local state police or county sheriff's office tim and i gotta tell you, is really disappointing and proof that we cannot trust their word of the mayor of the city of new york city 200 course new york city as well as sing tory cities so-called clearly, is not a sanctuary city anymore any of the members are being sent away as apparently to your community and you think that demeanor will send them elsewhere in new york also. guest: what think that he is trying to live with a self induced into a disaster, the governor is trying to put the lid on this to try

they are willing to pay to relocate up to 300 asylum seekers temporarily to the communities in orange countyhere where we are in rockland county. in fact, hotel property that you see behind me in orangeburg is one of those properties that's been identified by the adams administration as a place that they would like to house some of these asylum seekers if they choose to come here, but that's really sort of fueling some of the concerns on the ground in a community that is home to about 4,600 people, for example, as we heard from officials earlier this morning including in the neighboring county of orange county, the big concern is exactly what capacity these folks would have to take up employment, for example, during the temporary stay, not to mention many of the -- their infrastructure, for example, already maxed out. so that's why what we have seen in the last few days are these emergency declarations and some city officials really tapping into some of their zoning policies and laws to try to make it more difficult for the adams administration to send up those willing asylum seekers to some

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orange county sheriff's department marines declined medical transportation to a nearby hospital.nvestigation ongoing. interesting. when you see camera angles like that and know there are people around. i don't know. always brings warmth to my heart people are willing to get involved. i can see if they wouldn't. >> this is awful to watch on memorial day when we are supposed to honor soldiers. this is a military town. what bothers me most these are juveniles. there was a mob of 40 allegedly involved, 40 on these marines. where are the parents of these kids. we have to take a pause for a second and start to talk about how we treat our veterans in this country. my wife and i no one is perfect. every time we see a police officer or a military or soldier, we make our boys walk up to them by themselves, shake their hand and say thank you. that is it. can we start building a culture of thanks for our veterans in this country? people that serve honorable and defend our freedoms if we don't that mob of 40 people, they don't understand. there are countries that live on their knees, we don't

it is really circles around crossroads hotel, in orange county.e reported last night how two couples' weddings were cancelled. >> governor kathy hochul and city of new york have a part in this, it is embarrassment, slap in the face to citizens in new york and this country, who are being cast aside to allow asylum seekers to come here thchl situation, you had combat veterans who are homeless and told to get out of their hotel after one day. sharon and her team scrambled to find them locations and we've tried to the well the veterans know we are embarrassed by what happened to them. >> joey: spokesman says we are asking orange county to manage one quarter of 1% of asylum seekers in new york city with new york paying for shelter, food and services. what is telling about that, you can take things and reframe them, that is still 20 veterans kicked out of their home. >> we just know about 20 veterans and weddings who have been cancelled and what sharon has been hearing other veteran organizations and other organizations that help at-risk americans are c

at this point there are three counties the declared states of emergency, orange county and rockland countymporary restraining order, for accepting migrants and that is setting the stage for a court battle next week, it offers short-term relief for one local resident i spoke to earlier today and he says a long-term solution is needed. listen to this. >> problem is with these open borders, we know nothing about these people coming into this country, their health, vaccines, status, general backgrounds. are they criminals? nobody knows. >> reporter: for now know migrants at the armani in, we don't know when or if they will be arriving today. the plan is on pause, has not been abandoned, there are sheriff's deputies in the parking lot, seems like we are waiting to see the latest throughout the day. stuart: we will be back to you later. the vice president of the national border counsel patrol council and joins me now. we just heard another 10,000 migrants were apprehended wednesday. that means monday 10,000, tuesday 10,000, wednesday 10,000, you are at the border. could you describe what it is l

as for orange county, there were lawsuits filed attempting to stop adams' plan but the migrants still county leaders aren't happy at how this played out. >> in the last couple of days since i've spoken to you, brides and brooms and wedding parties have been kicked out of the hotel in place for migrants in new york city. 15 veterans were kicked out, combat veterans, afghanistan, iraq, vietnam veterans that were homeless and the slew of other people -- reporter: new york city spokesperson respond today the attempts to block migrants headed for the suburbs saying and until the federal government steps up other elected officials around the state and country will have to do so. the new york civil liberty union filed lawsuit on thursday against orange and rockland counties for blocking arrival of migrants. one of the hotels which reportedly evicted the veterans told the new york post it had not done so, had not taken in any migrants nor it has plans to. just new york city announced the launch of its first asylum seeker arrival center and ninth relief center. of course, all of the efforts to

, didn't want to leave orange county.hole family. relatives of my wife did the same thing, they just moved to georgia. people are sick of it, not putting up with it. >> ashley: i hope when they move to states they like the policy and don't see the homelessness crisis and do not vote the same way they did in the blue states. >> todd: a concern, scott bao was on "charles in charge." president biden could invoke the 14th amendment, including provision protecting public debt held by the government. janet yellen says this would be a constitutional crisis. >> there is no way to protect our financial system and our economy other than congress doing its job and raising the debt ceiling and enabling us to pay our bills and we should not get to the point where we need to consider whether the president can go on issuing debt. this would be a constitutional crisis. >> todd: james langford calling it out. certainly not a good option and she said it would be constitutional crisis. it's been 96 days since the president talked about the

, last week orange county sued city to stop them from using hotels here as shelter for migrantsw york city sanctuary city designation as reason why mayor adams should keep migrants in the city, in fact maria, it was during his pain for mayor's office mayor adams promised to keep city ask sanctuary city designation, now of audio shared with fox business we hear sounds a like adams distanceing himself this recording you are are about to hear from a meeting between mayor adams local new york countys consecutives held last week some very angry listen to the flow of sanctuary city was in place long before i became mayor. i am following law as law enforcement person you know we follow the law. we are now in court now today, asking the judge to revisit this law to deal with humanitarian crisis. >> now mayors office tells us that the mayor misspoke they were not in court, asking a judge to revisit the sanctuary city policy but he will nevertheless, maria, mayor adams' comments seem to suggest questioning the sanctuary city designation in the midst of migrant humanitarian crisis, that is

a slew of other people. >> that orange county leader you just heard from did declare a state of emergency. several lawsuits filed on behalf of the county. all in an attempt to block new york city from housing migrants there. this is a fluid situation and for now the migrants are there. new york city leaders say without more help from the federal government, the state suburbs have to step up. >> we have to coordinate this. city, state, federal level. right now that is not happening. i am asking president biden to please step up and not ignore new york city. >> one of the hotels that reportedly evicted the veterans told the posted had not done so. had not taken in any migrants nor had plans to do so. >> thank you very much for that report. >> as this is happening, president biden is spending the week and that his beach house in delaware. the current administration policies, they claim are no different than the asylum bands under former president trump. live at the white house with the reaction to that and to the latest border developments and what the administration says that it is doing. >

let's begin in orange county and then let's try rockland county.folk they are coming to you. check this out the buss are coming here. we are talking about 60,000 plus. and then we good the emergency situation in the suburbs as they say we are going to meet you at the border with these buses. i don't know if there is going to be a clash between the buses sent from texas and stop in new york city and go over to the county. is there going to be some type of class right there especially with ed day up in rockland? and now everyone is saying wait a second, mr. mayor adams, are you actually -- you're critical of governor abbott sending unscreened with no background checks illegal immigrants to your city. but you're okay doing it with a suburb of new york stated. that doesn't seem right. let's bring in our first guest who is actually outraged by this orange county new york supervisor theresa kenny who joins us now. theresa, what is your reaction to this? were you even consulted about this move? >> good morning, brian. thanks for having me. no, we were not

. >> reporter: normally, a resident of orange county flies to san jose to visit her aunt. this time she decided to take the bus, along with her 63-year-old grandmother. >> we have not been on vacation together for that long. that is quality time together with family. >> reporter: for the last 27 years this bus has become a lifeline for people like her grandmother. connecting two of america's largest vietnamese hubs, san jose in the north and westminster and orange county in the south. >> [ audio not understandable ] >> reporter: the 400 mile ride is a popular fixture for vietnamese americans looking for and it inexpensive and familiar way to travel. many of his passengers , don't speak english. taking the bus with other vietnamese people has been a godsend. >> we speak the same language. >> reporter: it all started in the late 1990s when the company's founder notice members of the community were having difficulty navigating their way through airports. soon he began shuttling people between north and south. the bus line, officially called -- used to come with a free meal. t

hoping to transport and lodge hundreds of migrants in hotels in rockland and orange counties, kind of the plan was thwarted by a suit filed by theresa kenny, she joins us now, theresa. it sounds a lot like the desantis and abbott plan he is taking migrants and shipping them over to you. >> yes, that's exactly what it was. he did it deceptively. he downplayed this plan he had he might be putting some immigrants in hotel rooms only to find out that he was looking to set up a shelter right in our town. basically a homeless shelter right in our town. >> kayleigh: how did you find out about this? >> the mayor did call me last friday and he downplayed it. again, it was like it may happen, it may not happen, you may get a couple migrants and they would be in a hotel. but when i tried to drill down on the fact he punted, someone in my office will get in touch with you later. they did, i was also getting close from residents there were hundreds of mattresses outside of a local who tell. then we started to learn adult single men only with capacity up to 340. and as we started to learn more we r

san jose here in california as well as westminster and orange county.n a memorable ride bringing family members together. >> reporter: even the thought of sitting on a bus for more than eight is daunting for most people, but for many in the vietnamese community, getting on board the line is more than just a bumpy ride. >> i do feel like i am at home. even the landscaping, i feel like we are on the countryside. >> reporter: normally, remy lay, a resident of orange county, five to san jose to see her aunt. but this time, she decided to take the bus along with her 63-year-old grandmother. >> a whole eight . we have never been on vacation that long, so that is some quality time together with family. >> reporter: for the last 27 years, this bus has become a lifeline for people like remy's grandmother, connecting of america's largest vietnamese hubs, in the north and the south. >> the most well-known brand that we know in the vietnamese community. >> reporter: the 400 mile ride along interstate 5 is a popular fixture among vietnamese americans looking for an

. >> reporter: normally, a resident of orange county, flies to san jose to visit her aunt. but this time, she decided to take the bus, along with her 63-year-old grandmother. >> a whole eight hours. we have not been on vacation together that long. that is quality time together. >> repte for the last 27 years, this bus has become a lifeline for people like her grandmother. connecting two of america's largest vietnamese hubs, san jose in the north, and westminster in orange county in the south. >> the most well-known brand we know in the vietnamese community. >> reporter: the 400 mile ride along interstate 5 is a popular fixture among vietnamese americans, looking for an inexpensive and most importantly familiar way to travel. like many of his passengers, her grandmother , does not speak english. taking the bus with other vietnamese people she says has been a godsend. >> you feel more family because we speak the same language. >> reporter: it started in the late 1990s when the company's founder noticed members of the community were having difficulty navigating their way throu

you're seeing mayor adams to stop the buses from coming into orange county. why you think that's necessary. >> good to see you, jake. myself an rockland county filed a lawsuit last week, and we're trying to get a stop on new york city sending any up here at least for the time being because we have really no information on who they are, have they been feted, how long are they staying, what is their status. literally what the city has been doing is just renting hotels and taking them over, turning them into homeless shelters. >> in response to complaints about transporting migrants, a spokesman from mayor adams' office said, quote, we need other elected officials around the state and the country to do their part. what do you make of the argument that we're all in this, migrants, tens of thousands are crossing the border and coming for various reasons. most of them for a better life, escaping poverty, violence and the rest, and that every part of the country needs to do its part. that's what mayor adams is saying. >> i think majority overwhelming these folks are

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. >> reporter: normally this resident from orange county, flies to san jose to visit her aunt. but this time she decided to take the bus along with her 63-year-old grandmother. >> eight hours. we haven't been on vacation in so long so that is quality time with family. >> reporter: the last 27 years this bus is a lifeline for people like her grandmother, connecting two of america's largest vietnamese hubs, san jose in the north and westminster county in the south. the 400-mile ride on interstate 5 is a popular fixture among vietnamese americans looking for an inexpensive and familiar way to travel. like many of its passengers, her grandmother doesn't speak english. taking the bus with other vietnamese people has been a god sent. more family. we speak the same language. >> reporter: it all started in the late 1990s when the company's founder noticed members of the community were having difficulty navigating their way through airports. soon he began shuttling people between north and south. the bus line officially used to come with a free meal, an iconic vietnamese sub. they were