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grupo de venezolanos son reprimidos por agentes de la patrulla fronteriza en el paso tras cruzar el rÍo granderoyectiles. >> estaba peleando porque no me quitarÁn la bandera, cuando estaban dentro del rio me dispararon, me dispararon una y otra vez. >> la policÍa no digo que no sentaremos, que iban a conversar pacÍficamente, les hicimos caso, de repente llegaron mÁs, nos engaÑaron y corretearon. marlene: lo que desatÓ el enfrentamiento habrÍa sido la supuesta agresiÓn de un centroamericano que le tirÓ una piedra a los agentes estadounidenses que tenÍan a dos manifestantes detenidos. >> me estÁbamos pasando, sÓlo querÍamos dar un mesa y agarraron una niÑa y la arrastraron. marlene: la patrulla fronteriza dijo: uno de los manifestantes agrediÓ a un agente con un asta de bandera, momento en que los agentes respondieron iniciando medidas de control de multitudes, esto incluye el uso del triste motorizado de lanzamiento de bolas de pimienta de fuerza no letal. estas migrantes forman parte de un grupo de 400 venezolanos que llevan meses en ciudad juÁrez, mÉxico, a diario realizan una marcha pacÍfica

and recognized at the texas border at the rio grande. and in return the united states as a saint mexico $50 million in military will ended in june of 1848. any questions wrapping up our look at it a mexican american war? in 1848, in 1848, polk had pledged to serve only one term and he kept his promise. so zachary taylor runs against one of those democratic generals that polk had appointed, zachary taylor winds. it's going to be zachary taylor who is in charge at first until he died in office in 1850 of trying to figure out how to organize the mexican cession. a third of mexico has become part of the united states. immediately, there is the talk of civil war, possible disunion, what will be a slave state, what would be a slave state, how will california come in? new mexico and texas each claimed the same territory. well those two areas, the territory of new mexico in the state of california go to war? what's going to happen? so that's all going to, we'll talk about that next time. it is called a compromise of 1850 and it's going to be cla

they have abandoned us across in texas but nowhere is it more apparent in south texas, the rio grandeces like laredo and del rio, officials are admitting it's 600,000 that they know about that have gotten away. how many of those are related to gang members, trafficking organizations or match the terror watch list. referendum is going to be strong and i feel like there's going to be a red wave in south texas because the hispanic culture there feels abandoned. we need to be secure and this administration has done nothing to secure our border. dagen: right, again, not standing up for those who have entered the country legally, those who have played by the rules and not standing up for the safety and security of all americans. christian whiton jump in here. >> well, congressman, can you talk more about that change in the hispanic population because that, of course, a constituency that democrats took for granted. they thought that was going to be forever democrat and, therefore, they would win more and more states, they would flip arizona, flip texas, flip florida and it hasn't been happen

look at these images out of the rio grande valley. border patrol agents continue to encounter large groups of migrant turning themselves in hundreds of them like we witness in the del rio sector. interesting about this occurrence with these photos. they found one migrant riding on an atv and smuggling large bundles of marijuana at the same time. that happening again in texas's rio grande valley. we have the rio grande over our shoulder right here and directly over here a couple hundred yards away is downtown eagle pass. numerous times yesterday groups of illegal immigrants crossing the river. no border patrol agents around and walked into downtown eagle pass without ever being apprehended. those are gotaways. border patrol are getting more than 3,000 gotaways every single week. send it back to you. >> dana: remarkable. >> bill: you were thinking it would change? it is not so far. closer look at the border what agents deal with every day. rodney scott is here. good morning to you. just to reflect on what bill was reporting there. these

just set up a defensive line south of the rio grande. and it in northern if you do that in northern mexico, that would make conditions favorable for peace taylor things. so after a couple of battles, he crosses into mexico. lay siege to matamoros where the the mexican troops are entrenched but after after negotiations, they take their arms the mexicans take their arms. they take their artillery and they leave matamorous and taylor moves in without. hiring a shot. his main objective was a city of monterey. that was strategically located heavily fortified control of northern mexico depended on monterey and that's where the first really big battle of the war is is going to be and it's going to be it's going to be flat house to house. it's going to be urban fighting four days of heavy fighting in september of 1846. finally the mexican general requests an armistice. taylor is under orders not to sign an armistice. and to just take the city and destroy the mexican army, but he defies orders signs an armistice. he's writing secret letters that

look in the rio grande valley.ed an uber driver they found smuggling five illegal immigrants in mission, texas. that uber driver was cooperative and opened up his app. he was hired by a client he told texas troopers who told him to pick up the migrants by the rio grande and drop them off at a local mall. he was cooperative. tech as dps believes he was tricked by a human smuggling organization tricking ride share drivers into doing the pickups for them in an effort to avoid law enforcement. that uber driver was not charged or arrested. they believe they may have been an innocent victim tricked by the human smuggling organizations. i reached out to uber and haven't heard back yet. back live this morning, dana. it is groundhog day out here. we see this almost every single day in the normandy area. another group of several hundred behind us. we'll see another group later today and again tomorrow morning. >> dana: incredible. >> bill: want to show our viewers at home why this could matter come election night, all right?

democratas preocupados porque republicanos les quiten escaÑos en el congreso, en el vgalle del rio grandeallas elecciones esn reÑidas rcegreso contigo . >> muchisimas gracias por el reporte, estaremos siguiendo los rossesultados, muchas mirada apuntam esto es en nevada estan en juego con la primera latina, . >> y el respaldo, y como nos dice francisco, latinos seran decidsivos para decidir la c contienda . >> todos voltean por iguakl en nevada, el senado y el control del mismo, por ende nadie d desacelera el paso a horas de la eleccion . >> i(informacion en pantalla( . >> cortez, es la primera latina electa del senado, tiene días cerrando cerrando el senado, mientras tanto, el contendiente, recorre miles de millas sin dejar de atacar a la senadoa, la guertra entre los dos cdandidatos se centra en la economia yl apoyo para el aborto, temas decisivos para votantes, votantes, in incluidos por latinos en donde siguen intentando votante s en nevada. >> 1 de cada 5 votantes son latinos . >> entonre ellos tenemos a rica . >> listo para votar . >> de hecho maÑana tengo un luigar para votar . >> p

already a violent clash of refugees with the police on mexico and the american border along the rio grande, dozens of settlement camps were set up that did not agree with the authorities every day, thousands of moose americans move to american shores from here, and both through official checkpoints and in a raincoat , the mexican government tried to gather people in camps that would be centrally supplied and controlled by the police, but such attempts caused a real uprising. the situation on the border of mexico with the united states is considered by many to be a humanitarian catastrophe . the exact number of illegal immigrants who enter the united states is unknown. last year, there were over 700,000 million. and this is already 2 1/2 million. moreover, 250,000 moved to the states only in september. however , the figures are not exact, giving them the scale of migration only an approximate idea. dramatizations and falsification of facts, how a provocation changed the course of world history, bloody wars and the destruction of entire countries, as it was on earth, water and in the air, an

what happens at this particular location just across the rio grande is people ditch everything they beenrying on their trip up from mexico. the id they do not want with them once they get to the u.s. side. the end result is a large garbage dump on somebody's private land. what we saw on saturday, a large group coming across here to eagle pass texas. venezuela, nicaragua and cuba. we saw the crew coming across and swift water across the rio grande itself. 37% increase from the previous year. no signs of things slowing down. with the customs and border protection commissioner now resigning, police and agents that work the border are not optimistic that things will get better. the border patrol union said magnus was brought into change a culture of policing on the border. the union said the border patrol does not have a culture problem it has a leadership problem. direct quotes from their tweets. little confidence that the replacement will be any better. in an e-mail to the rank and file, the replacement for magness will be troy miller. he held that post before magness was confirmed by the

rio grande and entering texas.re's no resistance on either side of the border whatsoever and once these migrants get to the u.s. side, they simply crawl under a fence that was put up by the state of texas, and they walk into an area where they wait to be processed by border patrol and they are just -- a couple hours after that formal video we had another group of migrants crossing into the eagle pass area at a private pecan orchard. border patrol source telling fox news here in this del rio sector, just since october 1, there've already been nearly 50,000 illegal crossings. >> will: totally unimpeded. house republicans -- how should republicans respond when the federal government led by joe biden refuses to act? today it appears one republican actually did something about it. or did he? texas governor greg abbott seemed to declare an invasion is in progress at the southern border. under the constitution of the united states and the constitution of texas, that move would authorize texas to independently crush the su

piles of trash and to my trash and close all over the place. 900 migrants in a tent city along the rio granded: the white house already fighting back after a judge strikes down for their student loan handouts. i will tell you what is coming up next right after this. ♪ ♪ >> carley: a fox weather alert, tropicals to towards the carolinas after leaving five people dead in florida. officials say two of those victims were electrocuted by a downed power line in orlando yesterday. rough serve from the cold washing away an entire row of houses in daytona beach. thousands are without power. and up in the northern plains, heavy snow and high winds triggering a blizzard jumping more than a foot of snow in the dakotas. northern minnesota and eastern montana. the video showing dangerous conditions on the road with reduced visibility. fox weather predicts up to two feet of snow will blast central north dakota and northwestern minnesota. and down south, 900 venice hundred venezuelan migrants are being forced to live in these horrific conditions along the rio grande. heaps of trash and clothes scattered acro

we have with us rio grande city texas democratic mayor, joel villareal to discuss.s to lift title 42. >> good afternoon. thank you for having me on your program. by the way, in the interest of full disclosure, i am not affiliated with any particular party. in fact, i espouse the controversial party philosophy. to your point, without question, it behooves us to have a comprehensive plan. it's critical. without a doubt, ending title 42 will subsequentsly lead to catastrophic consequences. because the flood gates will open. compromising our migrant processing capabilities and jeopardizing our national security. we must exercise caution against our global enemies exploding our broken immigration system to inflict pains on americans. conversely, the flip side, to quote a famous boxer, everyone has a plan until you get hit in the face or get punched in the face. so i mean, at this point, yes, we need a plan. however, it's imperative that we address it and take actions to address our broken immigration system, which we have not. at this point it behooves us to address it.

now to someone on the front lines, a democrat mayor of the city of rio grande. mayor, what exactly would you like to hear from the administration? this notion that it feels like that they want the grand bargain, which, you know, involves everything and never comes to fruition. do you want to see emergency piecemealing that could push back on the strain that your city is facing? >> good afternoon. thank you for having me on your program. that's without question that ending title 42 will create an influx of immigrants coming through our port of entry. of course, which is so unfortunate because congress has failed to address our broken immigration system. it's great to hear in washington that they're having to conversation or the rhetoric. will they follow suit on that? i don't know. unfortunately, what i see here -- by the way, i disagree with the governor regarding the immigration as an invasion. this type of rhetoric has resulted in discriminatory immigration policies throughout history. it's a humanitarian crisis and we have to call it what it is. it's a crisis.

the result of a human smuggling crash in la joya, texas yesterday in the rio grande valley.the human smuggler driving a truck with 11 illegal immigrants inside of it ran a red light. evaded law enforcement. lost control of the car, rolled over. everybody in the car ejected. 12 people. one man died on the scene. everybody else in the car was from guatemala, mexico and el salvador. however, there was one person from poland in that vehicle as well as another person from romania. three people still critical in that crash. back out here live that's the sort of thing texas law enforcement is dealing with day in and out here at the border. multiple human smuggling attempts every day along the southern border. >> bill: every single day. thanks. >> dana: for more let's bring in democratic congressman henry cuellar running for re-election in texas 28. you've come on a lot and talked about the fact you can't get the white house to pay attention to this issue. we have cassie garcia, your opponent on yesterday talking about all sorts of things. listen to her here. >> he has been elected

we'll go down to the rio grand valley. normally we don't talk about the rio grand valley.what's going on there. we have seen massive movement from the democrats to republicans. so that even though biden won there in 2020, it was a dramatically improved performance for donald trump. if we want to understand what's going on nationally with hispanic voters, we should look to this particular district. we have two incumbents running against each other. i didn't think this district would be close but it is coming election night. >>> we are bringing you part two of cnn's exclusive interview with the house minority leader, kevin mccarthy. he's poised to become house speaker if republicans do take control of the house tomorrow. melanie sat down with kevin mccarthy on the campaign trail in texas. i know we talked about what he could potentially do with marjorie taylor greene and committee assignments she may have if republicans are in control. you also asked him about that recent attack on speaker pelosi's husband. what did he tell you? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. there have be

in texas, though, they delivered a mixed bag on key house races in the rio grande valley.uld be the deciding factor for the incumbent democratic senator. >> joining us now msnbc contributor ramos. she is an msnbc contributor and nbc analyst victoria soto, dean at the university of arkansas. democrats are seeing solid support. what district flipped red electing the first ever republican, the district's first ever latina congresswoman. you're there now in texas district 15. what you are hearing from people there? >> yeah. well, i think you said it right. this was a reality check. there was no red wave. certainly not a red wave fueled by latina voters much republicans are pointing to this specific district in order to prove that they're perhaps continuing the end roads with latina voters. democrats look at this race and not only say that it was an anomaly but also that it's a reflection of what happens when democrats don't spend enough money. right? i think republicans flooded this district with money. they spent over $4 million. and what happens? people like de la cruz dela

in the last year we had a border patrol agent who actually drowned in the rio grande river saving anerous job, and border patrol agents are putting their lives on the line for our community, and it has been devastating for our local communities. maria: ladies, tell me about your opponents because, monika, it's really hard to, you know, ignore this at this point. i mean, we know that fentanyl poisoning's going on across the country. and while it comes through the port of entry, it's also coming through the border. we have our sources tells us that the drug cartels are dangerous as ever, and they're using drones to drop fentanyl in different places in texas. have your opponents talked about this? monica? >> look, my opponent is a socialist who should be running in california, quite frankly. she's trying to bring california values to south texas where in south texas we love our faith, we love our family, and and we love this country. our, my socialist opponent worships big government. we in south texas worship god. she should not be running here, that's for sure. maria: yesli, is it pos

you know, even if you do have insurance, and you're in a place like the rio grande valley, you find as a two to three month waiting period at best. so i'm outside of greg abbott's mansion today, and i will be every day until he vetoes reduced access to early breast and cervical cancer screenings here in texas. i stood outside of governor greg abbott's mansion for 17 days. hey, everyone. day two outside of the governor's mansion here, and we've got some community supporters out here helping me try to convince greg abbott to veto reduced-- it started gaining traction on twitter, but also locally. [upbeat music] and then it turned into #standwithsadie, and so, yeah, it just became a trending hashtag. i started getting calls from the national office saying, "hey, sadie, yahoo wants to talk about this," or, "hey, sadie, cosmo wants to talk about this." and i was just like. [upbeat music] i saw two people walking up and i was just like, that lady kinda looks like wendy davis. she was just like, walks up super casually, like, hey who's sadie? and i was like, me. and she was like, oh my god,

this is a pod under me and i did car with our special treat here because it grows along the rio grande and the root system that talks to each other to other systems in the ground. you know, they provided said to source with this well grown here in this area and nowhere else in the world. oh, if we end up losing these and demick species to extinction, they're never going to come back. most likely, unless you start harvey and wolf, berry, we use back in a day to grow next to corn because they're actually as, as a repelling to worms and their corn. that's how you know you're at a special site is if you see them good everywhere. i'm in burse, but homeless i don't know. but right here the top row is the bed. i'm right. and actually serves purpose for food edible and for dying. yeah, i'm ramp was outlawed at one point by like conclusive doors. and like i heard stories is like, will cut off your hands. yeah, that's why i said this place is also pretty radical because we are growing plants that were, was outlawed. and then, and people don't know now like i was out was it's also really deliciou

the video appears to show agents firing projectiles into a crowd along the rio grande and el paso . us. officials say pepper balls were used to control the group of venezuelan nationals after a protester assaulted an agent with the flagpole. the biden administration recently announced it would expel venezuelan migrants to mexico under a trump arab policy known as title 42. affirmative action appears to be in jeopardy after the supreme court heard two cases challenging the use of race in college admissions, harvard and the university of north carolina tried to convince the justices to stick to long held precedent allowing race to be considered as one factor to achieve diversity on campus. i've heard the word diversity quite a few times. and i don't have a clue what it means. it seems to mean everything for everyone, whether it's socioeconomic. they're all subterfuges to recent reaching some sort of diversity and race . i just don't understand why considering. race is one factor , but not the sole factors any different than using any of those other matrix. a ruling is expected in june

when we got down to eagle pass at the rio grand last week and saw hundreds and hundreds of starving and abandoned dogs lefts to fend for themselves with their illegal immigrants that get on buss and leave them behind. these dogs can't survive on the their own and the national guard and friend of mine from blue line moving, who's gone done there to do a border cleanup, reached out to us and we were really shocked at just how big the problem was and how much these animals were suffering. this couldn't come at a worse time, ticker. shelters throughout the country are overflowing everywhere. owner surrenders are up 60% around the country and people are having to make the hard choice of whether weather to feed their families or fill up their car with gas and heat their homes or give up their dog. they just can't afford to care for them. >> tucker: well, first of all, i would say anyone that abandons a dog in the border should be deported immediately and we don't want people like that living here at all. it's really a sign of low character in life. how can our viewers help? you are running an

border patrol agents in rio grande valley encountered a group of several hundred migrants turning themselvesatv smuggling bundles of marijuana, joining me texas attorney general, paxton -- thank you for joining us. this in arizona top of mine people are seeing results. of what is happening. >> yes, it is in texas, i think it will be more and moranmore -- issues as they spread across the country whether it is fentanyl overdoses or crime associated with the illegal immigration or the overhaul cost, this is an issue when you add 2.7 million people a year to the country it will have know an impact and not good. >> i said arizona, it is an issue there as well, i realize we're talking about texas, governor abbott talked about the border. >> texans demanded a more secure border, what will happen the new republican congress they have promised to do their job to secure the border, we must hold them to their promise. they must reinstate the remain in mexico policy and go back to coulding our border wall. -- back to building our baborder wall and reimburse the state of texas for every penny we spent fo

one group coming off the rio grande and swift current.ges like this all the time because the migrants just keep coming. now you have this shakeup at customs and border protection. and where the commissioner said he would not step down and then he stepped down. speaking with them yesterday they say that they are not optimistic that anything will change. the border patrol union points out that magness was brought on to change a culture. they do not have a culture problem, they have a leadership problem. they remain that the core remains biden, harris. >> confusion on top of the crisis. mike tobin at the border. thank you. >> this was a very special newscast for me. your interview with governor pataki was very, very interesting and enlightening. we will have more at 4:00 p.m. eastern. >> likewise to you, to. a time for the country to move forward. we will see what happens with the republicans.nds. it could be majority leader. i a that is why we are here if she tells me to do something, i usually jump on board. golo was doable, it's realistic

republicans regressed from past elections for democrats when most of the seats in the heavil hispanic rio grandehat is this? why did this happen, and what does that it tell us about the future? pedro gonzales joins us tonight. how do you interpret this? i know it's only a few days ago but what you make of it? >> gibbons in florida don't vot the same way as mexicans in california what we can say is republicans improved in some places, but republicans still seem to maintain a hold of a majority of latino support across the country. these people are persuadable, they can remove. what was the gop ground game ahead of midterms? democrats do outreach in key places, they spend millions rewriting voting rules and regulations in their favor. the priority on the other hand are the political machine aroun kevin mccarthy was to target america first candidate like jo kent and washington and anthony sabatini in florida, because they were viewed as threats to his power. what was the gop vision and promised to americans? kevin mccarthy said entitlement reform, cuts to social security and medicare would be a top

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/mexico border, saying that the red wave around the south rio grande valley did not happen.disappointment, their anger, towards governor greg abbott. but at the same time, you know, looking at these numbers, of course, greg abbott won. but it still was a win, i think, in the sense of voters in texas writ large. because as you know, it's often said in texas is not a blue state or red state. it's a nonvoting state. so increasing voting by any measure by latinos is great. i'm looking at places like pennsylvania where latinos and latinas are the swing within the swing, within lehigh valley of pennsylvania. i don't know the specifics, but the fact that fetterman won is a very big deal. those are some of the takeaways, but i am feeling pretty positive. and my big critique, i think, is of us in the media. why did we continue to talk about this red wave. this red wave, this red wave. when it was clear that, when you couldn't actually say that with certainty. but i'm feeling good. >> maria, i should say pulitzer prize winning journalist maria hinojosa. a poll was conducted of latino

will see, they expect an additional 18,000 people a day, sitting in camps on the other side of the rio grande river waiting to expire. that is how bad this is going to be and we can fix it by tying it to fentanyl or something else, not covid. there are other solutions, we have to keep this tool in the toolkit. jackie: you are overwhelmed, cvp agents just overrun, we will see how it goes. appreciate your time, thank you so much. a lawyer for ftx speaking out in court after the crypto currency exchange and sam bankman-fried, new details what went on in that company next. ♪ ♪ and i'm going to tell you about exciting medicare advantage plans that can provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare you are covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits but you have to meet a deductible for each, and then you're still responsible for 20% of the cost. next, let's look at a medicare supplement plan. as you can see, they cover the same things as original medicare, and they also cover your medicare deductibles and coinsurance.

course, almost 1,000 migrants who are dead actually died making the o dangerous trek over into the rio grande. joe: 750 last year alone died crossing into u.s. southern border, let's put five million in context, five million is population of ireland entire country, in just two years, has entered this country, and all the fentanyl come along with it 300 people per day dying on average of opioid overdoses driven by fentanyl. this election is about inflation, taxes, crime, the border, and education. and ain't about what in talking about on other networks so much january 6. and donald trump. that is an referendum on two things trump hasn't been in office in 21 months that ride at capitol no one liked happened 21 months ago all democrats can run on at this point i leave final point make no mistake, unless republicans win the house and the senate, this cannot be considered a total victory, given the conditions on the ground could never line up better for republicans as far as running against all those things we just talked about. maria: yeah unfortunately, though, liz we are at the bottom of the ba

both that are from -- who are immigrants, excuse me, who were born in mexico like the woman in the rio grande. you see in electorate but candidates for election. harris: before the election season you saw lieutenant governor of virginia, former military so much -- so many of those box that is you check as an american and then you learn, okay, well, this woman is also black and all the things that people have been saying about the gop. it makes it complicated, jessica, i will give you the last word on this, to the segregate the way politics can do and monolithic group of people because have treated all hispanic populations as if it's the same. it's shifting over to texas. i'm not concerned about black vote. black women are reliable democratic voter i don't think the shift with black men will be as exaggerated as this. you have clyburn on your program. harris: when we first started talking about it, he didn't call me a liar like the way that senator manchin of west virginia called me on a different issue. he wasn't always seeing this for what it is, cycle through, i cannot believe it. and it wa

of clothes and trash scattered and white house wants to put 900 migrants in a tent city along the rio grand. ronny jackson is here next. >> todd: this photo sent by fox and friends elle, her grandfather served in the squadron during world war ii, thank you to you, sir, and thank you to all who served our amazing country, we'll be right back. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. >> todd: the 300th bus full of migrants just left texas heading for chicago, governor abbott refuses to allow the biden administration to do nothing at the southern border. >> carley: ronny johnson is retired navy admiral and joins us now. congressman, good m

time of the history of texas, the republicans have elected and apparently state senator from the rio grande valley and have also picked up one statehouse seat, hispanic democrats switch parties and won reelection with 70% of the vote, we also elected an additional state representative. these other end of this. >> let's go back three, four hours. let's go back to florida. miami-dade. this is ron desantis. miami-dade, rubio up as well were palm beach county. do you keep it... how are we to... judge how the republicans are doing with latinos after the vote tonight? >> there are several different hispanic populations big cuban-americans have been traditionally american became more republican than the last several years in south florida and joined by the central americans and south americans, colombians, venezuelans, nicaraguans, hondurans, guatemalans, they all became republicans in florida. in south texas, the tejano's, the mexican americans are moving into the republican party. not only did they vote for local republicans but they also voted very strongly for the governor. the governor carrie

as a result of a human smuggling rollover crash in the rio grand valley in texas.s dps saying this human smuggler had 11 immigrants in his pickup and ran a red light, rolled over and got ejected and one gut mallen man died at the scene and others from new mexico and one from guatemala and el salvador and one from poland and romania in the vehicle as well showing they continue to come in from all around the world. and back out here live, that incident shows what texas law enforcement is doing out here day in and day out nonstop human smuggling after people have crossed the border. back to you. ashley: just such sad human suffering on top of all of that. bill, thank you very much for that report. at the border, a huge issue at the border. alicia acuna joining us from phoenix and if i understand it right, phoenix has the highest inflation in the country; right? >> reporter: yeah, good morning, ashley. you've got that right. phoenix is located in maricopa county and no candidate wins arizona or the state wade race without phoenix and maricopa county. take a look at fox

as illegal immigrants come in, they snake in through the brush after crossing the rio grande.ource telling us as of this morning in a 24 hour span in this sector, there were more than 1700 illegal crossings. you can see from the video almost all of the people coming in are single adults, had a chance to talk to a lot of them as they walked up, mostly from cuba, colombia, nicaragua, uraguay and dominican republic. you see them walking in single file line, willing to surrender to border patrol. they do that because they know once they step food in the united states under the biden administration, they're likely released into the united states rather than removed from the country. we had a chance to talk to a lot of migrants walking up for processing, asked them a simple question in spanish. do you believe the border is open or is it closed. everybody who talked to us laughed and smiled and said i didn't tell open, i didn't tell -- it's open, it's open. we see groups like this every single day out here in the eagle pass area. to put it in perspective for you, we had a group in th

this one in rio grande valley. texas dps tried pulling over a vehicle. the driver hit a stop sign, everyone bailed from the car. 5 migrants and the smuggler all arrested. >> i've been out here all this week during thanksgiving break with our troopers and border patrol agents seeing firsthand what they are dealing with. having to chase down illegal immigrants avoiding capture. >> also this week texas dps another smuggling incident this one involved a tractor trailer at checkpoint. 18 migrants found hidden inside and the driver arrested. it is a vicious cycle, i can tell you that and one that is a 24-hour 7-day a week operation out here on the front lines. >> casey, you're senior correspondent, you have been based in texas for a long time. i'm curious how you see the crisis at the border right now compared to what it's been over the year. >> well, it hasn't stopped. i mean, each time we come down here. it's the same thing over and over again. it's almost like ground hog day and then when you see the numbers playing out and you see it playing out in realtim

blankets given to them by border patrol agents because it's so cold and also, if they cross the rio grande river, the international boundary between the two countries, then they come out on the u.s. side soaking wet so that makes it even more chilly, so those mylar blankets do help, but again, really, the cold weather not showing any signs of the traffic slowing whatsoever out here. >> yeah, and entering the winter seasons and some of the buses taking the migrant around the country. going to some of the cities. thank you, we appreciate it. griff: molly, turning to our guest, former border patrol chief and senior distinguished fellow for border security, rodney scott. chief scott, thank you for taking time on saturday. you've heard casey's great report from eagle pass, and the fact that the weather is not slowing the migrants from coming in record numbers. i want to show our viewers, not only are the encounters up, but the number of got-aways, since this fiscal year began october 1st, we've seen nearly 135,000, averaging 2,693. chief, what do you make of that? >> this is what the secretary

sunday video footage showed chaos near the rio grande as venezuelan migrants were clashing with mexican police trying to clear a camp of thousands of migrants waiting there. by the way, julie, mayokas facing growing calls for his impeachment from house republicans. of course, we're anticipating those calls to continue to grow as the house takes the majority the next session. >> aishah hosni, thank you very much. let's bring in jason riley, "wall street journal" columnist and marie harf, a fox news contributor and former state department spokesperson. i have to ask you first, marie, what do you make of kevin mccarthy's invitation to the president? he does want to show the president the problems at the border considering the president has never once in his life visited the border. the president's response was simply i'm sure you do. >> well look, kevin mccarthy is interested in a photo op and why he wants president biden to go down there. >> you don't think he is interested in trying to fix the border? >> it's why president biden said i'm interested in solutions and talking policy, not in

we can show you fresh video of a group crushing the rio grande in swift current. the reason we can show you fresh video is pause it's constant. chaos had an impact at the midterm election particularly for the border states. it's up 37% last year and twice from when trump was in office. >> looks like someone on the southern border is looking for a scapegoat. your thoughts? >> this's exactly what's going on. it is ironic. they hired magnus because he was an open borders law enforcement person with frankly very little law enforcement at scale experience. mayor kast is a radical open borders advocate and biden is an empty shell who's adopted this approach as his policy. and he campaigned on it. so, this is definitely scapegoating. and i suspect that manage us in is refusing to leave because his thought is, i'm doing exactly what you wanted me to do. i'm implementing your policy exactly the way you wanted me too. and that's exactly what's happening. and they're lookinger a scapegoat here. >> the whole concept is you're right. i want to put the numbers up. it backs up t

you can see them wading across the rio grande, shuffling into texas where they eventually crawl underneathput up by the state of texas. there's no resistance on either side of the border. we've been seeing this day after day. this second piece of video, same act location before sunrise, a bigger group of several hundred migrants crossing illegally, once again into the normandy, texas area and you'll just so how nonchalant it is, they walk single file into the state of texas, giving themselves up to the state of texas and not trying to run away, they believe in this administration, if they give themselves up on u.s. soil, they'll be processed and released instead of being deported and in this section mostly, cuba and nicaragua are not subject to 42 and likely not going to be removed. and again, yesterday, another enormous group by eagle pass. two hours after the thermal video we showed you. a couple hundred migrants, single adults and not seeing the family units like last summer, but a source tells fox news, within the last month alone since october 1st here in this del rio sector, already

oh, cleaning up, you know, saving the rio grande river. we we focused just on climate change to the point of that one issue. and we're not doing the job on being land and water custodians and, you know, kurt vonnegut wrote about lake erie. it's dying from extreme in clorox bottles. and you could have added to that. agricultural runoff and you know an algae blooms and so this great waterway, the great lakes, is struggling right now. and the work to stop fracking, if fracking would have been allowed, it's goodbye to where? to the delaware watershed that she's working to protect. so and the key thing i learned from the sixties and seventies activist came from all walks of life. many where republicans there's not a partizan thing, but you cared about the american bounty america, the beautiful earth. you cared about environmental justice, where just because you're born of color doesn't mean your neighborhood in houston becomes a dumping site for toxic waste. john f kennedy signed the nuclear test ban treaty in 1963, which banned the testing of

this went over in the rio grande valley paris texas dps tried pulling over a vehicle carrying suspectedgrants. the driver hit a stop sign, everyone bailed from a car. five migrants and the smuggler arrested. >> i've been out here all this week during the thanksgiving break with our troopers, with our border patrol agent seen firsthand what they are dealing with having to chase down these illegal immigrants that are avoiding capture. >> also this week texas dps fording another smuggling incident this 1 involving a tractor-trailer at a checkpoint as it turns out 18 migrants were found hidden inside and the driver was arrested. it is a vicious cycle. one that does not certainly take holidays as you heard. twenty-four hours a day, 7 days a week. >> it is nonstop casey stegall thank you bryan. >> are more on this let's bring in ron vitiello a former border patrol chief and deputy commissioner former acting isa director. ron thank you so much for being here today. we see these numbers receive these reports day in and day out. what to you stands out as the biggest issue as to why we are where

mentioned with the campaign, she would go with udall to big bend national park and go down the rio grande river on a raft trip to promote outdoor recreation. both johnson's thought tooth and nail to save the great redwood kingdom of california. eventually giving us redwood national park. the north cascades, probably now my favorite area of the country in washington state from a wilderness perspective, they saved all of that. it is spectacular there. i have written about jack kerouac. it became a revolution of young people wanting to hike and camp, and johnson folded into all of that. laws were one after the other. if you go to the johnson library in austin, you see walls of signing dense, many of these were things we do not talk about a lot, but that is about regulating industry, and making sure that our country sides are safe, and johnson even promoted parks near cities in ways that we could make sure outdoor recreation was not just for elite like myself, that there would be agreements and recreation areas in people' his backyard. lyndon johnson was phenomenal, and act by act what he did

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