if our border patrol tries to stop people crossing the river, they throw little children in the rio grande so border patrol has to go there. they eventually turn these people over to the border patrol on the southern border where they are turned over to nongovernmental organizations that put them in hotels. these hotels are not secure, so even if you have the covid, you're will you tell out into -- you're let out into the country. they hold relatives hostage in central america and mexico so that the people who come here have to pay money to get their entry in this country from $3,000 to $20,000. please, don't forget what's going on the border in the next seven weeks. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, i rise today to honor the life of macey reed, a 4-year-old girl from pima, arizona, who was swept away by floodwaters and tragically passed away this month.

being looked after by the fatah seals, the cost of bunker project based in the brazilian state of rio grande g. the nazi the project is mainly focused on preserving these creatures . see cows or amenities as they're also cool. they love the atlantic close to the equator where it's nice and warm. but these ones meet some t l. c. the project searches the beaters, formalities that have been stranded, caught in nets. they fight boats or injured by illegal hunters. it brings the marine animals back here and looks after them. often it takes several years before they are strong enough to be released back into the wine won't you mean if i say the less contact we have with them, the more likely it is that the creatures will recover and heal quickly all that way we avoid them getting to use to people, they sit in my foot, which wouldn't be good once they are free again for ac, because with the feeding bottle we have developed. we can feed them without touching them. they said there may be some companies, any my life in this is few years, baby amenities, only drink milk. and the very d i y construction

but i'm not for myself that are beach here in rio grande. you didn't, she was the worst hit. the reefs were completely covered in oil that made our life very difficult because everyone thought our fish had been contaminated, does not. okay. when they are, the prices still have inter covered by like boss and want to do the 1st clumps of oil were washed on to the beach in september 2019. no one knew whether or was coming from and it just got worse and worse. hundreds of beaches were effected for months. residents tried to remove the oil and they related joined by state employees. but it kept on washing in got many marine creatures lost their life in order to keep this all what i thought god was in again about the way that we still don't know who was responsible for the catastrophe. some say it was a venezuelan oil tank, that, that all, yes, it was in the others say, brazilian, off shore oil rigs are to blame. either way, getting the beats looks clean, now that only at 1st glance, back into the ugly oil from 2019 just won't go away. it's still sticking to the stone. it'll take a

of engineers' bank accounts and several of that would have protected grands in the rio grande valley homeland security announced they are canceling two contracts that would have secured an additional 31 miles of wall. they are illegally divert ising money away from what was d curks ly appropriated by congress during the trump years. arthel: yeah, and i don't want to side track too much about former president trump, that is, diverting money that was allocated for military budges and putting that towards the actual board wall. but we may come back to that. let me move on. if you were to win this lawsuit, explain how quickly a border wall could be completed and and how much it would cut down on illegal crossings. >> well, i'm seeking dechair story and injunctive relief. so is assuming a favorable ruling, we could get to work. a lot of the contractors are already on the books. as i mentioned, the capital is in the corps of engineers' account, so we can continue. you may have seen the announcement a few weeks back that the governor's going to kick start $250 million to complete unfished a

in leoni mendez is a c biologist from the federal university of rio grande. they do not see she's researching the impact of the oil catastrophe on the curve. up just so i key on the oil is still here. exerting is influencing even in the places where it's no longer visible on the device. over time, the particles get smaller and smaller and can be absorbed by the ecosystem. i sat by plants and animals to stamp the leon e mendez and her assistant regularly collect coral samples to these sensitive creatures have also been contaminated and they see a long term damage. see bank plenty, a job. we profit in so many areas from natural resources, spots. what we lack is a good plan about how to use them without irrevocably exploiting them. to do we have to protect resources at the same time, find a balance between youth and conservation bank. they did, the plan is the me, ah, the 1000 kilometer service. the beach also looks clean again, despite the recent order. the, this is the tomorrow project in by here, which is dedicated to the protection of sea turtle. the inquisi

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i know for a fact because i was on an airplane from rio grande valley to dallas during my last visithed at least 30 family units get on the plane and they had plane tickets going all over the country, boston, new york, chicago, denver. they're heading all over the country. and the data clearly shows that the u.s. government is spreading them across the government when they release -- the country when they they release them. not only covid. on average, 20% of border apprehensions are actually convicted criminals, they have a criminal history. these people are being released throughout the nation. griff: we heard time and again from border officials that walls work, the first thing that president biden did on inauguration day was end the wall construction. but if you look at the money that's being spent, $2 billion, 1.8 to $2 billion cost per day to suspend wall construction which amounts to $3 million a day, doesn't seem to make sense to me in terms of spending our tax dollars. >> no, if they would have just spent that $2 billion, continuing that wall rather than just flushing it down

their perspective as they're crossing illegally into the united states, walking across the rio grande typically do it when the river is at its lowest and family units coming across. and sometimes led by coyotes and sometimes they make the trek themselves. they give themselves up to border patrol and the sheriff is worried what will happen when title 42 is dropped. >> it's gotten worse. the numbers still keep coming, more boots on the ground now through dps and national guard so there's more, you know, there's more apprehensions taking place and i've been discussing that with some of our partners, and there's an increase in numbers coming across once title 42 ends. >> and griff, you were talking with the ongoing security concerns. take a look at this photo right here down in the rio grande valley, border patrol reporting in the last 48 hours they've apprehended three active members of ms-13. you can see one of their photos there just in this fiscal year alone the rio grande sector, 1600 criminal migrants. nothing is slowing down the video. the facts speak for themselves. back to you. >

the rio grande, and take a look at this video.mexican side of the border. it is hit or miss, believe notice that when they are there the crossings slow down and it won't be as much. take a look at these wild photos out of laredo, this is a mental moving truck that was stopped at a checkpoint off of highway 35. take a look at this, they have the x-ray machine where they can see through it. five people were crammed inside and hidden inside of that rental truck. they were being smuggled by a human smuggler, trying to get into the country. five of them were later apprehended. what you doing right now is taking a live look at our fox drone down in la joya, texas, down in the rio grande valley where fox broke a major story late yesterday. griff jenkins reporting that we can confirm down in the rio grande valley there has been a 900% increase in the amount of migrants testing positive for covid within the first two weeks of july. the border patrol sector chief reporting down there more than 40 of his agents have tested positive for covid

por lo que han anunciado un proyecto para reparar las brechas de sistema de dique del valle del río grandeque diga que está preparando los diques porque estos no tenían daños y los que estaban deteriorados fueron reparados antes de la temporada de huracanes >>> esta construcción no solo ocurre en estos sectores, también en la ciudad de dona donde también los propietarios del terreno indicaron que solo el congreso es quien puede pedir que se detenga dicho proyecto. >>> hora de cambiar de tema, pasamos al jefe de meteorología guillermo quiroz que nos tiene la perspectiva del área de la bahía. qué tal >>> claudia, amigos, feliz jueves, las condiciones mejoran en la costa pero todavía saludos, san josé, panorama que se mantiene despejado, o la humedad y temperaturas superiores a 85 grados nos han traído ese calor suficiente completamente veraniego en la región, vamos a ver qué ocurre en la línea costera, vea cómo sigue el manto de velocidad y el descenso de temperaturas, al momento san francisco a los 60 grados estará nublado en la tarde y noche debido a la camarita. esos son los contrastes mi

. >> just yards away from the rio grande right here in del rio, you will see the very beginning of what's texas border wall, border fencing. take a look. this is the very first 1.5-mile stretch of that construction. 7-foot tall chain linked fence with barbaroed wire on top. the idea being they are going to put no trespassing signs up. if they try to scale they will be arrested local charges and booked into local jails. >> they will be arrested for criminal access. >> lieutenant chris with texas dps says texas is done waiting for the biden administration to do its job. and the lone star state is taking matters into its own hands. starting with this temporary fence. >> it's frustrating. it's overwhelming because we know border patrol is not getting the support from the federal government. so the state of texas is stepping. in migrant apprehensions continue to hit 20 year record highs with no signs of slowing down, fox news has confirmed that in the rio grande valley, the number of illegal immigrants testing positive for covid has surged a staggering 900 percent with 135 positive cases in

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i was just there in the rio grande valley sector. i have seen no progress whatsoever.still a porous border. she went to el paso, 800 miles away from the epicenter of the problem. that's not quite as far as chicago to washington, d.c. she went to the wrong place. i don't even think she made it to the border. but she didn't see the border at all. she has no clue whatsoever what's going on. either they are incompetent or they are dumb. i don't know which one it is or a combination of both. >> i want to ask you on independence day, many americans are celebrating not only our independence, we told the tyrant king george iii to stick it. and we are emerging from a pandemic. how do you see the country doing? are we doing well? >> president trump left the biden administration with a recovering economy and they squandered it at every turn. the recovery we are seeing is despite the biden policies. the states with republican leaderships such as florida and my former colleague ron desantis, the pro-growth policies they implemented which led the way for economic recovery. griff: th

down to the rio grande valley where we witness border patrol dropping off migrants by the busload.y drop them off after they are processed in releasing them from custody with the notice to appear at the catholic charity they will stay there from one night get a shower in food that is right next to the bus station then they get bus tickets or plane tickets to go wherever they want across the country. that bus terminal is so overwhelmed they cannot keep up with business. the four companies have added six new daily route routes but they cannot keep up because it's full of migrants and also citizens and residents have to wait two days they want bus ticket because there so many migrants. look at this video we shot this morning another massive group. 170 migrants from all over the world not just the northern triangle. most was from haiti we have seen africa, ghana, senegal all over. we have seen this every single day border patrol walks them through, taken into custody and now we have the video to show you from the mexican side before they cross the river it is the riverbanks right acros

. >> las tormentas dejan bajo el agua a miles de residentes del valle del río grande y las costas deas. >> (llanto). >> ya no encontramos qué hacer. no he perdido todo. >> es tremendo. >> en muchos lugares de mercedes el agua sucia regreso por inodoros y bañeras. muchos cuestionan la labor de las autoridades. >> queremos acciones y no promesas falsas. >> pasa cada año y las autoridades deben hacer algo, el condado. hay mucho dinero. >> hay muchos proyectos en los que estamos trabajando prometen las autoridades de mercedes, donde empezaron a drenar el agua con bombas. al noreste de corpus christi declararon una emergencia por inundación repentina y casas inundadas. esta mañana el aeropuerto local recibió siete pulgadas de lluvia, y se esperan entre hoy y mañana inundaciones a lo largo de las costas de texas. pero desde hoy comenzaron los rescates y residentes se preparan con sacos de arena. las tormentas son intermitentes, llegan y se van, pero el problema real es que los terrenos están saturados de agua, y en zonas del valle del río grande el drenaje no funciona bien. la alerta por l

are beach here in rio grande? do not. she was the worst hit. the reese were completely covered in oil that made her life very difficult because everyone thought her fish had been contaminated. okay. when they are, the prices still haven't recovered. like boston won't be the 1st clumps of oil were washed onto the beach in september 2019. no one knew whether or was coming from and it just got worse and worse. hundreds of features were effected for month residents trying to remove the oil. and they related joined by state employees. but it kept on washing in god. many marine creatures lost their life. so all this god, there wasn't again follow about whether we still don't know who was responsible for the catastrophe. some say it was a venezuelan oil tank. all yet, there was others, say, brazilian, off shore oil rigs are to blame the way it obviously the beats looks clean now, but only at 1st glance. back in the ugly oil from 2019 just won't go away. it's still sticking to the stone. it'll take a long time before that disappears and this will remai

the busiest sector along the border, the rio grande valley. amongst migrants down in the rio grande valley have surged a staggering 900% in the first two wholeas weeks of july. it's not just the migrants. the border agents too. more than 40 of themem have tesd positive this fiscal year. five of them are currently hospitalized. there is also an ongoing security situation. take a look at this photo right here. right here, this man was arrested. he is an active member of the cartel, an extremely dangerous mexican drug cartel.ed state troopers found him walking on the side of the road. thankfully they were able to take him into custody. before he got further into the u.s. tucker, we'll send it back to you. >> tucker: amazing story. you can't walkke from ghana. you can't take a train from haiti. you can afford a plane ticket but you are a refugee? didn't even ask him that? no one cares. do they have covid? no one cares about that either. all that matters is whether you have covid because you are an american citizen. so l.a., the city of los angeles

the out of state help being used to assist texas troopers with patrols on the rio grande.biden administration to get rid of title 42, the trump era rule that allows illegal immigrants to be returned to mexico on the basis of covid concerns. , this even as covid-19 cases amongst immigrants in the rio grande valley have shot up 900 percent since the start of july. >> under title 42, nearly 650,000 migrants have been turned away. early on, we called out this policy as a human rights violation that is it it is. >> we will remain strident in our calls for the biden administration to resend in harmful policy immediately. >> bret, just to put in perspective how often title 42 has been used just last month in june alone. more than 104,000 migrants expelled back to mexico just based off of title 42. and what's interesting today is house democrats have said they want title 42 gone. just a few hours later, dhs, the federal government announced extending nonessential travel restrictions into the united states specifically because of covid and that delta variant. what that essentially

take a look at this video exclusive to fox news from the mexican side of the rio grande as these migrants started crossing over early this morning. this perspective is from the river bank on the mexican city directly across from del rio. this is where the migrants gather in the morning and walk right across the rio grande, typically when the river's running at its lowest. many of them fly into the city of monterey, then they take a bus up here and, as you can see, they walk across the river and end up right here. a take a look at this video from a drone, again, border patrol saying this was a group of well over 350. they arrive here at the border gate, the border fence, whatever you want to call it. it's not the trump border wall, that's been patchy in this area, the construction was never finished, but they all group up here. these folks are coming in from all over the world. we talked to people from haiti, from ghana, from colombia, from brazil, from africa, from senegal. it's all over the place, no longer just those northern triangle countries that kamala harris said we need to focus o

river and then over the rio grande river. maybe for a higher quality trip it might cost you $12,000 to get a better boat. that sort of thing. as you work your way north. you have to pay. we recently heard of a story from the border patrol in which somebody from ecuador refused to pay, felt like coming across the border. the gangs killed him on the spot. boom. that's the kind of thing you're dealing with. a lot of sexual assaults. as the border patrol interviews people they try to do something about it but given the hodgepodge nature of the border, very rarely are they able to catch the assailant. to give you a further idea how difficult it is, people may say, why doesn't the border patrol intercept the boat coming across the rio grande? because what the cartels will do, if there's a little child on the boat, and there frequently is they'll throw the child in the river. knowing the border patrol will help the 1-year-old or 3-year-old child to safety rather than go after the drug cartel or the person who is escorting, working f

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. >> john: let me ask you, click answer, this 100% increase in covid coming across in the rio grandesector, shut the biden administration in the face of that even be thinking about resending title 42? >> well, i think they need to help people understand how incredibly dangerous this delta variant is from the contagious point of view, and that includes people coming across the border. it should affect everything from mass policy to immigration policy. we need to understand 1,000 more viral particles makes this incredibly transmissible, and we need to understand that. >> john: dr. jerome adams, always good to spend time with you. love the boats i too. >> thank you, john. >> john: this is a real big headline i was discussing earlier today. this 900% increase in people who are carrying the virus coming across the border. that is some serious stuff. when you look at the number of people who are coming across the border versus the number of people who actually get tested, those numbers could be much higher than the current statistics would seem to indicate. >> sandra: as the doctor just me

he is a live look without drone in the rio grande valley, people being apprehended, our crew tellingmore than 300 have come across and it's not even 9:00 at local time. we'll set it back to you. >> bill: every single day. thank you, bill melugin. >> sandra: stunningly video showing the brazenness of shoplifters in california just s of dollars of clothing hitting a major retailer without a care in the world. up next, more pictures from that. as we talk with the l.a. police department and what's behind the spike in organized shoplifting, and how the force is now cracking down on it. >> bill: an exclusive report you cite yesterday on fox news revealing how your tax dollars could be spent on far left agenda in schools. with the administration is saying about our reporting today, coming up. watch. >> a network that is dedicated to not creating new schools or reimagining schools, but destroying schools that do nothing but harm black and brown children. ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and mineral

reportero: luego de que el sol se oculta en el rÍo grande, una flotilla de botes inflables comienza llegarl, los migrantes simboliza una frontera fuera de control. >> es por las polÍticas que se manejan en washington. reportero: el pastor silva de texas dice que esto no pasarÍa si el presidente hace cumplir la ley. >> la ley de ahorita es lo que los motiva a venir. si la ley no lo permitiera, entonces no vinieran. reportero: muchas familias se arriesgan. muchos dicen que no importa que se los impidan, ya que la desesperaciÓn puede mÁs que el miedo. >> sÓlo pedir que nos ayuden de todo corazÓn. reportero: en este grupo unieron 12 nicaragüenses. >> ganamos tres dÓlares diario. reportero: el tema es complejo y polarizante. algunos quieren cerrar las puertas y otros piden una respuesta humanitaria. paulina: vamos a brasil, en donde los mÉdicos le dieron el alta hospitalaria al presidente de esa naciÓn, jair bolsonaro. el mandatario estuvo hospitalizado recientemente por problemas gastrointestinales. es probable que prÓximamente vuelva a ser operado, pero por una hernia. el gobierno alemÁn pres

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with migrants down in the rio grande valley. up 900 percent in the first two weeks of july and just about an hour ago, dhs announcing they are going to extend nonessentia travel restrictions at all port of entry with mexico and canada through august 21st, they say they're doing that for covert precautions because of the delt variant, so essentially what though do is they will continue banning legal crossings at our ports of entry, but you can see that illegal crossings are happening behind is here daily with folks just being walked into the united states. we will send it back to you. >> this is not slowing down. >> what's interesting is that they are extending the ban on border crossings at the same time that democrats are having hearing on capitol hill about rescinding title 42 which is turned back to more than 600,00 people at the border this year alone. >> and that is numbers on top o what we already have, and they're so overwhelmed down there. men and women of the border patrol and all the agencies dow there doing more than

for patrol resiliency video of 40 kids traveling alone trying to cross the rio grande dangerously high of heavy rain. at least five of the children had to be rescued after they jumped into the water. for more on the crisis at our southern border, republican punishment on tennessee, chuck also on the house appropriations committee. congressman, what is the solution? >> the solution is porky biden administration festival to admit it mistakes in reverse policies and look at the commonsense policies trump administration had in place and to follow the law. let me be clear in my role as ranking member, highest republican on the appropriations committee for homeland security, it is existing in this fiscal year 2021 that the walk be funded and built. we did that, president biden is ignoring that. he did away with the mexico policy, we are seeing a situation that time and time again in order to placate his west wing base, biden administration time after time has abandoned policies working and policies object to failures so it's time for total recalibration to stop the politicizing of this, to t

i spent a lot of time at the border and with border patrol agency in the rio grande valley.t month we saw 180,000 people cross the border illegally. they are being crammed into the biden cages. much of the corrupt corporate media won't show the biden cages. i have seen it with little boys and girls packed into cages on top of each other. they had a covid positivity rate of 10%. the biden administration released over 50,000 illegal immigrants without giving them a court date. they are asked to report into i.c.e. 13% do. that it's spreading covid in our communities. the selection of joe biden and becoming president of this country was a covid super spreader event. they are releasing illegal immigrants in south texas and across the country with covid. they are spreading covid. their radical policies they don't want to do anything to protect us. >> sean: senator thank you. the biden administration is looking for ways to force all federal employees to get vaccinated even those who have already had covid and have natural immunity. is this following the science and is this legal? g

sector border chief ryan hastings said the rio grande valley apprehended 20,000 illegal migrants. a huge course correction and admission of failure from the biden administration. is a too little too late? >> much too little too late, bursting over the dam like a flood coming into the united states. the reason they did this goes back to the trump policy, worried about covid. a lot of these people coming from guatemala their vaccination rate is 12%, honduras 7% to 8% so a lot of potential covid cases coming in that is an issue as you talked about at the top of the show, this is gotten out of hand and that is what this is about. laura: the massive -- apparently it is very high percentage of the illegals or coming into the country tested positive for the delta variant. you can't tell americans mask up, the border has been open for 6 months. total -- >> the 42 they are implementing would be a goal of the people they will stop and spend back. we have to close the border, why we are working on the wall now. >> dave phelan signed a similar arrest warrant for the first texas democrat who r

. >> reporter: this pastor drives the banks of the rio grand river several times a week looking for migrantamilies despite his political views. >> i'm a guy that is trying to show the love of christ, but at the same time i respect our laws. >> reporter: moments after we arrive at the river bank a raft with five people pulls up, the first of several families to come a shore, to jump out and less than a minute later the guide turns the raft around ready to pick up another group in mexico. >> is there concern that this could continue to get worse? >> yes, because like i say, what the narrative that is used, it has repercussions, like i said, it has consequences. >> by the narrative, you mean? empathy coming from the administration? >> yes. >> reporter: among the dozens of parents and children we saw this girl is nine years old and travelled from nicaragua for more than a month to get here. >> she got here by car and also. [ speaking foreign language ]. a very big trailer she also came. >> reporter: pastor silva gives water and food before they walk to a makeshift processing site set up by bord

a live click here in la jolla next to an incomplete border wall, migrants will cross the rio grande,ll run or give themselves up here ballpark and that's what we saw happening this morning. look at this video we shot from our drone this morning, this is a family unit who gave themselves up to border patrol as they were being processed. we can hear on the radio's runners coming through elsewhere along the border and border patrol resources get sucked up, they are busy processing families and runners take run around the border sometimes for kat them and sometimes they don't. the texas governor posted on twitter today, we heard him talking about how he plans to build a texas border wall since the feds won't do it and what you're looking at right now in del rio is the start of the first texas border wall and he's talked to private land owners and they allowed ace small clear ripping filter, it's a chain link fence and they are going to put no trespassing signs on it and it opens up to local law enforcement to allow trust if they come across, trespassing arrests. any barrier whatsoever is

. >> residentes de texa y valle del río grande.adelante >> no solo que las oficiales autopistas y varias personas han tenido que ser rescatadas. en nueva york. >> en contraste la ola de calor causa alarma que daban mayor protección y francisco habló con ellos >> despertó nuevamente con altas temperaturas y a sus 60 años con necesidad de salir a trabajar >> lo veo un poco difícil, es muy duro. >> est verano están sintiendo con más fuerza los rayos del sol y cobraron la vida de sebastiá pérez y otras personas en oregon hace unos días y mantienen su salud y no madas trabaje más duro porque se pondrá calient >> ellos son los que están sufriendo, la gricultura está sufriendo porque es importante para poner la comida en nutras mesas >> tienen miedo de pderder el trabajo >> las leyes de protección son básicas y se suman falta de inspectores >> queremos que no se enfermen, tomen sus descansos. >> sindicatos y grupos proinmigratnes toman responsabilidad en sus manos y también para recordarles sobre sus derechos >> con olas de calor, anuncio

. >> benjamin: to the border crisis in a live look at la jolla or texas in the rio grande.ekend, five more criminal migrants were arrested including a. >> all morning long we had thunderstorms and flooding out here but that did not slow anything down. we saw some of the most activity we saw ever. we shot all of this video with in minutes of arriving this morning. migrants are showing up in groups all over the place. many of them family units with little children. we saw a group after group after group walking on the road behind us after they crossed illegally into united states. they were seeking out border patrol and looking for border patrol to turn themselves in. this is something that happens every single day out here, but you take a look at the second piece of video here as i was being processed. there were more than 150 migrants then that span when we were filming. border patrol needed for two entire buses to take all of those migrants away. it took over two hours for all of those migrants to be processed and i want to show you why does such a hot spot here. if we cou

and i have got to say, i spent a lot of time at the tborder and with border patrol agency in the rio grandeley. and we are seeing -- last month we saw 180,000 people cross the border illegally. they are being crammed into the biden cages. you notice much of the corrupt corporate media of won't show the biden cages. they are helping joe biden covered up. i have seen it and with little boys and girls packed into cages on top of each other. when we were there, they had a covid positivity rate of 10%. and like a turning, revolving door, joe biden is releasing them. there was a report this week, the biden administration released over 50,000 illegal immigrants without giving them a court date. just release them, and you know what they are asked to report into i.c.e. 13% report to ice. that it's spreading covid in our communities. the election of joe biden and becoming president of this country was a covid super spreader event. they are releasing illegal immigrants in south texas and across the country with covid. they are spreading covid. and yet, their radical policies they don't want to do anyt

staggering numbers coming out of the rio grande valley.ve apprehended more than 15,000 migrants in one week. that's just in that single sector. remarkable numbers. the surge not slowing down. we'll send it back to you. >> sandra: you and your crew are bringing stunning and unbelievable images from the border. >> bill: it may not be a minute too soon to get up the wall in texas. 300 migrants pushed through a border gate in del rio, texas yesterday putting more strain on border patrol agents as a key trump era policy known as title 42 is set to expire which would allow more migrants to come across that border. brandon judd, president of the national border patrol council. good morning to you and welcome back here. first of all in title 42 it was like a covid provision that may lapse. is that smart or a good idea? >> no, it is the worst thing that can happen at this time especially when you have the delta variant spreading throughout the united states. we're about to get rid of title 42 which is going to just increase that number of the delta

. >> early on the morning of saturday, june 26th, agents are working along the rio grande river and hear cries for help from a nearby pond. one agent, jorge alvarado answered that call and went into the pond putting himself in danger. jorge, tell me what happened on that morning. >> we were patrolling the area and at the time i believe around 8:00 in the morning, and we heard cries for help. we approached the area and saw an individual inside and he was screaming for help, help, help, i don't know how to swim. and we tried to tell him to come towards our side and it was-- it was difficult, he went under, he had already gone under so during that time we had to make a decision, it was myself and the supervisor and so it's a remote area. and there wasn't any other rescue guards, anything of that nature. and we had to make it decision, it was a matter of seconds, if not minutes, that that individual's life was going to be put in jeopardy. the helicopter happened by at the right place and right time and overlink to communication and i was busy for water rescue, there was a lot of thick brush

officials in the rio grande valley are overwhelmed by the surge of migrants and spike in covid cases >> good afternoon, alicia, 2 or 3,000 migrants a day crossing in the rio grande valley sector and those who are at least apprehended. sometimes it gets to be more than that. border patrol agents tell us that they're putting masks on immediately and making sure that the migrants have masks and that's the way that they are trying to prevent covid here. also customs and border protection officials say if migrants are displaying covid symptoms, they will take them to local healthcare providers and though local police say the federal government is still releasing positive covid migrants into the community. border patrol agents are dealing with now with two surges, migrants and a pandemic. >> not everyone we encounter we test, only those exhibiting some type of symptoms, and not everybody has sin soms that have it and we are leasing people day in and day out with actual positive tests for covid and more just keep popping up. >> citing covid concerns, governor abbott authorized troopers with

--ly owe of grand valley shall -- rio grande valley.os jiminez joins us live, next experience our advance standards safety technology on a full line of vehicles. at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. get 1.9% apr financing on the 2021 rx 350. experience amazing. do you struggle to fall on asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. griff: florida lawmakers are blasting dhs for treating cuban migrants differently than illegal migrants crossing the rio grande river. >> you saw the forceful statement from mayorkas almost immediately, where was that forceful statement when joe biden was running for president or when he became president? griff: this as cubans from orlando are heading to washington, d.c. to protest at the white house. here to react, florida congressman, carlos jiminez. thank you for taking time this morning. this is an important story. it seems that there's a double standard here. what i

which they already threatened, last week they threatened to shoot a borderre patrol across the rio grandesomething'ser going to aphappen, there could be a shooting involving drug or human smugglers against u.s. citizens, what do you say. >> there's absolutely going to be a violent account with drug cartel, i was guarantee and i will guarantee there will be a big smuggling incident where many people died, the migrants themselves because now they're starting to board up tractor-trailers again, i investigated a tractor-trailer incident in texas with 19 dead migrants that suffocated to death. now it's up again, was disturbing about this a administration you cannot name one thing that this administration has done to slow the flow, they have not done onm thing to try to keep those numbers down and a consequence of a deterrent to illegal activity they keep offering more incentives last week they said we will open the amateur of people who claim asylum not only domestic violence, high crime areas, they will qualify to claim asylum they offer more incentives and based on that alone more people wil

la semana pasada, mÁs de 20.000 personas fueron detenidas en el rÍo grande., me preocupaba la bebÉ. sÍ, se deshidratÓ. reportero: las familias son liberadas de forma masiva en el centro de la salud de mcallen, algunas reciben pruebas de covid 19 y otras van a la central de autobuses de la ciudad para partir al interior de los estados unidos. la hermana norma pimentel dice que le hace falta espacio para alojar a tantas personas que ponen en libertad a —— las autoridades federales. >> son familias que padecen y tienen muchas necesidades, son muchos. reportero: la patrulla fronteriza dice que al menos una persona ha fallecido por el calor, pero puede haber mÁs fallecidos. >> las temperaturas en esta Área de mÁs de 100 hace que las personas tengan problemas por el calor y sufran cosas fatales. reportero: en otros sectores de lapatrulla fronteriza de texas, la situaciÓn es similar y muchos migrantes se exponen a la temperatura elevada. ilia: pedro, estÁs en mcallen, texas. pedro, estarÍamos alcanzando nÚmeros histÓricos de liberaciÓn de familias? per a lo —— pedro

they are seeing four to 500 migrants are printed in large groups here and this is all part of the rio grande valley where last week the larger sector thought 20,000 apprehensions here. we are walking up to border patrol and they also say there is a much different group crossing. they are using these large families as a distraction. >> there are other people crossing, but those people are not here to seek asylum, they are not here to get water, not here to get fed, not here to go to a hotel to be safe, they are here for something else. these are the ones that they go after because they are smuggling these people and taking them to unknown areas to do things that we don't -- they mostly will probably be criminal the majority of the time. >> there are also covid concerns with covert positive migrants staying at a hotel just up the road from here. because of that texas governor greg abbott has issued an executive order authorizing texas law enforcement to stop vehicles carrying certain migrants. although texas does have no authority to enforce federal immigration laws. across the state at fort b

there is a 900% increase in covid cases in the rio grande sector right now.say it's dangerous to post something about a vaccine on facebook but it's not dangerous to let in hundreds of thousands of unvaccinated migrants into the country and then bus them to swing states? that's crazy. >> martha: good point. they want to pass a three and half trillion dollar budget deal that would include pre-k community college, elder care. so you can see why there is a lot of interest in coming here once all of those individuals become part of the beneficiaries of that kind of package. >> that's entitlement state, getting all of america essentially addicted to government handouts. that's what they want to do. senator in a quote said citizenship is essential infrastructure for immigrant families. well no, amnesty is essential infrastructure for the democratic party. it is the very foundation and the future of the democrats for retaining power because right now what we are seeing is crumbling. if they are talking about amnesty, the left wing nuts in washington, d.c., it is sma

some really concerning numbers coming out of the rio grande valley in terms of covid-19 infections withre in del rio this morning, this is an idea of how nonstop the surge is. this was a massive group of 250 migrants that just showed up at the border gate today in hopes of being let through in to the united states. they're coming in from all over the world. this is not just the northern strangle. these people were from hailey, some from africa. one guy from india. ultimately all let through the gate, walked in to the u.s. apprehended by border patrol and taken away on buses to processing facilities. speaking of those facilities, fox news confirming this week in the rio grande valley sector, the first two weeks of july alone, migrant covid-19 cases have surged a staggering 900%. just in the first two weeks of july. it's not just the my grantses. border patrol agents testing positive. more than 40 have tested positive this year. five hospitalized. on top of that, an ice official said that 30% of detainees have refused the vaccine while in custody. ice detention centers the latest numbers

all while rio grande valley and u.s. border patrol agents this week alone.r prison that has a thousand jail beds that are starting to fill up and we are arresting people every single day. >> so the federal government -- the state of texas has declared a disaster on the border and his arresting and jailing migrants on trespassing charges. they need cooperation from local landowners and law enforcement here in this area when we are close to mcallen, texas, some local officials argue against the governors planet proceeds that aren't set up or handled to enforce immigration law. you have a little bit of friction here between the state and government and local officials if the state of texas is still now trying to tackle this problem in a very different way. >> sandra: those numbers continue to spike. rich edson in la jolla. >> john: a new report finding some politicians calling for cutting funding to police are actually okay spending millions on protection of crime for themselves. a mother and her baby trapped under that car. how policemen just to get them out,

last week alone, over 20,000 illegal immigrants were apprehended in the rio grande valley sector.we hit the million migrant milestone last month. this weekend one woman crossing the border stopped to talk to reporters saying, quote: thanks to biden for the opportunity to come here now. when there is an open southern border, the entire country is put at risk which is why south dakota governor kristi noem sent national guard troops to help deal do what the biden administration won't which is help secure our country. she joins me now for exclusive interview from the southern border in mcallen, texas: last time i saw you it was cpac in the hallway. everything was so fast moving along. but i talked to you at that point because i was in speaking with participants at cpac, people were asking who is your dream team for 2024. and, of course, president trump we know is a favorite of all of us. your name also came up. and i don't -- i have been a big admirer of yours and yet, i was surprised to hear that but you have been in the news. you are now at the border. can you tell us what your -- w

the reason she didn't go to the rio grande valley, she didn't want tv cameras covering the biden cages with thousands upon thousands of children packed in in dangerous crisis situations. their only solution is hide from it. >> jesse: so they're unintelligent and they're too stubborn to pivot to fix the problem they started. victor davis hanson made an interesting point last night. when you have the democrats now managing these problems, the cities, the energy sector, the border, the nuts and bolts of civilization in the united states are starting to crumble, so it's almost like, senator, you don't really need to run in the midterms on ideology. it's not even about ideology, it's about results. the democrats have mismanaged horribly everything that they've put in charge of. the election in new york city, they couldn't even do that. we saw 2020, we saw the iowa caucus. they are just not proficient in what they say they are proficient in, so it's very easy for the american voter to understand that. you don't have to say socialism, you don't have to say anything like that, you can just say

reporter: and here del rio, this is the second busiest sector behind the rio grande valley and the average more than 900. 900 apprehensions everything a day that certainly been reflected by will be seen and a ice official said that he percent of their detainees have refused to take the covid-19 vaccine while there are in federal custody. back to you predict. eric: wages are determined talk about that title for 82, the same time, bus terminal said there is a coronavirus testing site pretty and what 30 percent not wanting to be tested, what happens if title 42 public health measure, what happens if that drops predict. reporter: agents are telling us that you can expect a surge on top of the search because the way works right now, as a title 42 they catch people coming over the put them back in mexico within hours predict title 42 is why, deportation proceedings they get a hearing immigration judge and the sort of thing the process may take years when they don't have the room to hold them, and only facility he will let them go with as a mta to appear document in this for the agency you can ex