hundreds of migrants crossing the rio grande in a matter of hours overnight.any forced to spend the night on the river bank burning whatever they could find for warmth. there are hundreds of people lined up on the other side of this river here. i've been coming to this exact spot in ciudad juarez for years now covering migration. i've never seen anything quite like this. border patrol telling abc news they are at capacity, and have to send migrants elsewhere along the border. unauthorized border crossings in el paso are now averaging more than 2,400 arrests and detainments r tos cayi through the river. this ahead of next week's possible end of title 42, a trump-era policy that allows for the immediate expulsion of migrants without allowing them to seek asylum. olnedis and her daughter came from venezuela. they are waiting to cross until next week. she has faith that she'll be able to get in. she doesn't know what she'll do if they don't let her back in. olnedis telling me she wants to cross legally. and she wants to make it to the u.s. for her daughter. and da

the border wall in el paso last night waiting to be let in for processing after they crossed the rio grande illegally. cpd sources tell fox news the el paso sector has already seen over 139,000 migrant encounters since october 1st. that's enough to fill up l.a. sofi stadium twice. and it reflects a 255% increase over the same time last year. border patrol's del rio sector continues to be inundated as well. fox news drone footage shows yet another single group of several hundred migrants who have crossed illegally there. cpd sources tell fox that del rio sector has seen nearly 116,000 migrant encounters since october 1st. that's enough to fill up the big house at the university of michigan and it's a 56% increase over last year, which was the highest in the sector's history. our resources are stretched when we apprehend 2,000 people a day. we are already at 8,000. by january, we can expect to see between 10,000 to 12,000, and then it can just go up from there. >> in the rio grande valley border patrol seized over 3,000 pounds of liquid meth, gifsed as bleach in clorox bottles. the street val

it's a shallow part of the rio grande in this part. they get across, they try to do it carefully.ll dangerous. we've seen people tumble and fall, thankfully without any severe injuries, and the goal once they cross over is continue the short trek up that hill where the u.s. government has built a temporary fence at the end of the existing border wall and those people are waiting to be processed. the process seemed to be faster than in days past when there was a long line of people waiting, people who had to wait more than a day to be processed. in the past couple of days what we've seen is border patrol agents taking them in a little faster, they wait for a van or a big bus and that's how they take them somewhere else to be processed. that doesn't mean they are being accepted for asylum, just means they are being processed somewhere else. we're seeing the other part of this group trying to keep their documents, their documents dry. this is the end of a long road for many of them. where are you guys from? they're from venezuela. most of these people are from venezuela. they say the

border patrol was there, and i watched people crossing across the rio grande, and border patrol usingd their boots pulling the wire down to allow the illegal immigrants to come over. they were helping them. so i don't know how much this razor wire is going to help, because once they step foot into the rio grande, there's all sorts of weird legal rules that say they are now hours, and our border patrol had to help them get over in process then. >> steve: you saw the actual border patrol. that razor wire was put up by the texas national guard. it's a completely different entity. >> rachel: that was put up by texas dps, but the border patrol help the migrants come over it because they said once they come into the rio grande they are ours, and it is their federal job to process them. >> brian: it's just unbelievable. now they have shipping containers that were so effective in arizona that president biden wants them to take it out. now they are putting them over into texas, coming out with razor wire, 20,000 national guard. i can't believe this wasn't done sooner. the attention now beyond

on the mexican side of the border tonight >> reporter: overnight even more migrants crossing the rio grande into el paso, texas. thousands have come in huge groups just over the past several days, burning fires to keep warm many from nicaragua. here in mexico, tension has been ramping up weeks ago riot police broke apart a migrant camp that had formed along the border now shelters are filling up late today there are still hundreds of migrants that have walked across the rio grande and right now are waiting to get into el paso this new influx that we're seeing comes just days before a federal court is set to lift the pandemic-era border restriction known as title 42 today we met this family of four from guatemala who arrived here weeks ago [ speaking non-english now they're waiting until title 42 is lifted before they decide whether to cross into the united states with u.s. migrant processing centers already crowded, some migrants even sleeping outside, some officials in el paso are urging the mayor to declare a state of emergency. >> it is a crisis. it is a state of emergency. there's no mu

the family stepped across the rio grande thinking they had reached the mountain top. where are you? the family is now in mexico city. jason says the day after the family turned themselves in to u.s. border agents they were flown to south texas and bussed across the border. he says mexican officials then drove them and a bus full of migrants to mexico city. it took just five days to get pushed back down the mountain. >> reporter: this has to be very confusing for you. i don't understand it, he says. we were all scared on the airplane. we didn't know what was going to happen. we didn't even get a chance to ask for asylum. >> reporter: there are hundreds of migrants lining up to get in but getting in is far from guaranteed. the department of homeland security reports 3400 migrants have been expelled under title 42. >> reporter: thousands of migrants keep turning themselves into border authorities. title 42 is still being used to quickly expel migrants. it's a confusing system and difficult for those migrants to figure out who stays and who g goes. jason and zulema now have to figure ou

they're separated by one of the narrowest stretches of the rio grande river by feet from downtown el paso. >> you can see downtown juarez and the populations are not that different. most people in el paso havee in el relatives in mexico.ce the difference is one citys is american and one is not.s ben el paso has always been tranquil and orderly. a reallyy and real nice town wid schools and friendly people. >> you would move there. juarez is terrifying, chaotic, impoverished, dangerous, in 2010, juarez recorded more than three thousand murders in el paso. just yards away, there were five . so on one side of the river you had a high functioning civilization, ours, and onr side the other side you had the third world and the success of el paso said everythingng about the superiority of the american systeriority mur and american culture. ago, joe bidens set to change that. was it was an offense against equity. they wery, e to different. but instead of fixing juarez, he decided to destroy el paso and make it much more like juarez. to do that, to administration opened america's southern bord

we see men, women and children and a short while ago, a separate smaller group dash across the rio grande river. the water and air temperature is very cool right now. that group had men, women and some very young children. i asked them where they were coming from, they said cuba, and we watch as that group was escorted not country by the national guard and then processed by border patrol and placed on a bus. also here in eagle pass, the national guard brought in fresh razor wire and installed it on top of cargo containers that were placed along the rio grande river just before christmas. we asked governor abbott's office about what appeared to be an increase in posturing or security along the river and got this response, texas continues taking unprecedented action to enhance border security, including building a border wall, installing container blockades to stem the flow of illegal crossings and more. and in el paso, fox news just wrapped up a ride-along with a sergeant from west texas dps. that sergeant is happy title 42 is in place, every little bit is helping and the massive tent-like

. >> reporter: even more migrants crossing the rio grande into el paso, texas. thousands have come in huge groups just over the past several days, pburning fires to keep warm, many from nicaragua tension has been ramping up. weeks ago, riot police broke apart a riot camp that had formed along the border. and now shelters are filling up. there are still hundreds of migrants who have walk aid cross the rio grande and are waiting to get into el paso. the new influx comes days before a federal court is set to lift a pandemic-era restriction known as title 42. we met this family of four from guatemala who arrived here weeks ago. now they're waiting until title 42 is lifted before they decide whether to cross into the united states with u.s. migrant processing centers already crowded, some migrants even sleeping outside, some officials in el paso are urging the mayor to declare a state of emergency >> it is a crisis t it is an emergency there is municipality alone that could handle what we're seeing and what we're about to see with the lifting of title 42. >> reporter

back out your life, border patrol in the rio grande valley reporting last week, there agents arrested illegal immigrants who had homicide convictions including one convicted of murdering a peace officer in los angeles. we will send it back to you. >> thank you for making that point as you have so often done. we have handed control of the southern united states to the mexican drug cartel. thank you, good to see you. >> thank you. >> tucker: learning more about the extent to which the fbi has been embedded in the single mos important american news organization, twitter, it is beyond belief. is it legal? no, it is illegal, more importantly it's a defense against democracy. straight ahead the latest. in the new tape details about what happened to david nunez. as he was supposed to be overseeing those agencies, they were spying on him that's not speculation, we know it for a fact. he joins us next. vehicles come in all different sizes. yet ordinary windshield phone holders are one size fits all. does that make sense? no. but this does. the adjustable windshieldfone from weathertech. it ext

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guard soldiers and texas state troopers constructed a mile-long fence covered in razor wire in rio grande in the very spot where border patrol started to process the migrants in the last week. the national guard says they were not alerting from the border patrol that the fence would be constructed. monday, el paso said that the national guard soldiers would focus on the humanitarian efforts of the migrants already in the city, and not deterrent efforts. >> the state is preparing to help el paso and helping with nothing other than security, and it is primarily what ifs. >> reporter: the mayor says that the newly installed razor wire is a political stunt and misuse of resources. >> standing on the border with wire fences is not what we need. we are in the epicenter of migration, and you is the governor not calling the mayor and myself. >> reporter: but this is the kind of the optics and the strategy that the governor greg abbott has long supported. the republican governor has criticized biden administration for not doing enough to secure the border. but the newly installed fence is not stop

right before jason and their children crossed the rio grande last week they were so hopeful.ll not forget touching u.s. soil even if it was just for a brief moment. >> he says it was a strong blow to be sent back to mexico but that he doesn't want to give up and he wants to do whatever is necessary to give his wife and children a better life. >> reporter: and tonight on the streets of downtown el paso a potentially dangerous situation unfolding. temperatures are expected to plummet to about 19, 20 degrees. we have noticed today that a much larger number of migrants on the streets with nowhere to go, shelter capacity overwhelmed. this is the door to the sacred heart church. in a few minutes migrants will be allowed in but there is a great deal of concern because many of the migrants will be sleeping on the streets tonight. >> those temperatures obviously way too cold for that for anyone to emerge healthy, possibly could die. ed, thank you very much. >>> next the horror in china. crematoriums working overtime. and the government doesn't want you to know it's because of covid. w

the family stepped across the rio grande, thinking they had reached the mountaintop. where are you?ly is now in mexico city. jason says the day after the family turned themselves in to u.s. border agents they were flown to south texas and bused across the border to matamoros. he says mexican officials then drove them and a bus full of migrants to mexico city. it took just five days to get pushed back down the mountain. this has to be very confusing for you. "i don't understand it," he says. "we were all scared on the airplane. we didn't know what was going to happen. and we didn't even get a chance to ask for asylum." there are still hundreds of migrants lining up at the border wall to get into the united states, but getting in is far from guaranteed. the department of homeland security reports that over the last week here in the el paso area alone 3,400 migrants have been expelled under title 42. >> following instructions. >> reporter: thousands of migrants keep turning themselves in to border authorities. the public health restriction known as title 42 is still being used to quick

you heard ed mentioning the barbed wire going up, that's what we see across the rio grande here.onal guards members in place, state troopers from the state of texas, also here. they are keeping people from what was a very easy crossing from going over. telling them instead go down to the bridge, the formal crossing. that's the only way you can get in. the question is what happens once you actually get over and you become processed by cbp? that really depends on who you ask. we watch as they step over a debris field of personal belongings, clothes and trash, reminders of the thousands who crossed illegally before them, most hoping for asylum in the u.s. in this very spot last month we introduced you to this woman and her husband and their 5-year-old son. like so many migrants chasing their american dream they waited for the right time to step across. >> are you scared? [ speaking non-english ] >> he said he's a little scared. it's always hard because you don't know what's going to happen. >> reporter: that was their second attempt to enter the u.s. they are now in indianapolis nea

jacksonville, 24 in pensacola, and we have hard freeze warnings that stretches across parts of the rio grande valley, all throughout the deep and north parts of florida. south florida, no surprise freeze watches -- no freeze watches at all. any blue or purple temperatures are below 0. you get in toward these purple can be -- excuse me, below freezing, get in to the purples, and you've got the temps below 0. this was all part of this storm that brought the snow and the wind and the cold. it is now beginning to move in towards participants of canada, but you -- parts of canada, but notice the circulation. that's winds that'll continue to go across parts of the great lakes, and we're going to have massive lake effect snow piling up. about a month ago we saw 6 feet of snow in buffalo, we potentially have another 4 feet of snow that's going to fall across the same spot, so wind is going to track right across the lakes, lake erie, and and take a look at this. feels like -19, very heavy snow to the north of buffalo. we also have winds at 33 miles an hour, so it's going to be blowing all kinds of sno

. >> reporter: on sunday night hundreds of migrants mainly from nicaragua crossed the rio grande intod can't be expelled under title 42 because of strange double medic relations but 8 days from now nobody will be expelled under title 42 when the health order expires so the. we are seeing at the border right now with those migrants give us a preview as to what we might be seeing in a week or so, there are reports, 40,000 people waiting to get in. democrat lawmakers making a last-ditch plea to extend the pandemic era public health policy including joe manchin and henry cuellar, they've not come up with a plan to maintain control of the southern border, the situation is untenable and we must keep in place their ability to expel migrants, and alternative policies and resources, the white house says they are working to get an alternative policy in place but we haven't heard details about a new program on the horizon just yet. >> that is a process others can speak to better than i can but from my perspective the issues related to an orderly migration process at the border are persistently a

possible plan to divert migrants along the rio grand valley, democrats should implement a plan in anhere should be strong consequences, including removal for those who don't follow the proper procedures. numbers are stunning, take a look at fiscal 2018 compared to fiscal year 2022, half million compared to north of 2.3 million encounters, that is the biden versus the trump era. dhs is giving people maybe not the full picture, they haven't released the encounter numbers for this november. >> i share your feeling of frustration and need for urgency and i want to see that starting with the white house -- >> should the president be here, i think? >> i think absolutely the president should be here and i think everyone should be here. >> everyone should be here. as far as the leaders in texas, they know precisely where the blame lies for this crisis and that is not in austin, it is in washington. >> i have made that point to the united states congress asking for more resources so we can better defend our border, knowing the federal government is not defending our border. only people capabl

. >> congresistas se reunieron en el valle del río grande para mostrar respaldo a la anulación del título 2 mil camas, duermen en este albergue 200 inmigrantes por noche . >> es un confort, tiene techo el frío es (inentendible) . >> aquí se reciben a inmigrantes por la noche para que no les pegue el aire congelado en la cara . >> estos raperos venezolanos se volvieron sensación en las calles, inyectando valor y fuerza a inmigrantes, Édgar muñoz en el paso texas noticias telemundo . >> qué otra queda el arte, y aumenta la crisis en texas, instalaron una cerca de alambres, pero aun así inmigrantes igualmente cruzaron raúl . >> así es, nacho, inmigrantes permanecen en esta cerca de seguridad, cuando supieron que se puede terminar el título 42, regresó la esperanza, vamos a ver la historia de hoy . >> lo que hacen es ilegal no pueden cruzar . >> el guardia les decía que no pasaran, estas mujeres pasaron por debajo del alambre de seguridad, primero un nombre inmediatamente fue sometido, después una mujer, los 5 cruzaron, les pusieron candados a todos, otros inmigrantes llegando al cerco de seg

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mcallen., y éramos visto elá ahora hemos visto el flujo de las grandes >>> el paso liderando con más de 100.000 a presiones la ciudad de el río continúan pero ahora en apoyo a otros sectores con la crisis migratoria. >>> dicen los funcionarios que aunque la patrulla fronteriza no se encuentra deteniendo la misma cantidad de migrantes en esta zona sí se encuentran colaborando con estas personas porque han estado prestando infraestructuras que tienen en el valle de texas para que puedan llegar y allí procesarlo. (música). >>> este año el mundo entero ha sido sacudido por la guerra en ucrania >>> sandra este conflicto que a principios de 2023 cumple un año, durado más pero con muchas personas esperaban, ya que el pueblo ucraniano atado a la lucha contra el presidente ruso. ahora randy serrano nos presenta el resumen de esta guerra. >>> el 24 de febrero de 2022 el presidente ruso vladimir putin anunció lo que se llamó una operación militar en ucrania. y a partir de este momento por aire, tierra, mar, comenzó la invasión a escala total y desde entonces y hasta ahora no dejan de caer las bombas en el país que ha visto a millones de

on the other side is the rio grande, into juarez on the mexico side.thering spot where hundreds of thousands of migrants have gathered. in fact, we have seen that this morning as border patrol agents very escorting long lines of migrants that arrived here, and they are being walked over to a processing center, where some of them will be sent back into mexico because of title 42. others might receive paperwork and an immigration court date. this continues to happen as this city in particular braces for the possibility lifting of title 42 next week. sun fade away over el paso, a large group of migrants stand on the borders's edge waiting to be processed, while a few other tiptoe across a short path of the rio grande. this is happening as the projected end of a trump-era covid restriction draws closer, ending the policy to swiftly expel migrants at u.s. land borders, border authorities interacted with more than 2 million migrants in the last year up from the previous year. in recent days, an average of almost 25 hundred migrants a day have been moving acr

by at rio grande valley come i don't know how many times i took a plane out of rio grande valley backng on the plane and the plane is not full of illegal a lance, process them, and send them on their way. this is what happened in tennessee. and michio to get new clothes, shoes, okay, where you going? chicago? so a lot handled by the ngo there. but if you look at the omnibus bill, they are giving billions of dollars to ngos to do the work. at the taxpayers and they have 24/7 medical coverage, dental coverage, three square meals a day, physicals. these are state-of-the-art and they don't want to use those beds already paid for but line pocket of ngo to release them to the united states. when title 42 ends, ngos -- >> todd: it is insane this white house is inviting trouble at the expense of the citizens of tennessee. like you said, tom, the citizens of the other 49 states. marsha blackburn really nailed it last night on "hannity." listen to this. they are turning every state to a border state, every town into a border town. and the biden administration has no plan on how to deal with the

. >> migrantes que cruzaron el río grande a el paso texas dicen que fueron secuestrados en durango. > para mi es mejor que estén allá, es duro, roban todo. >> muchos secuestrados son de nicaragua, estaban hacinados en una casa donde se les pedía dinero para su liberación. >> mucha gente pagó. >> nosotros llamamos a nuestros familiares, mucha gente perdió su dinero. >> y había dos lugares donde los captores los mantenían, también había personas vestidas de policías, que detuvieron los autobuses donde también les pidieron dinero, antes de trasladarlos al lugar donde los mantuvieron cautivos. >> algunos de los migrantes dijeron que estuvieron secuestrados durante varios días, en malas condiciones hasta que la guardiola nacional mexicana hicieron un operativo, y fueron liberados y escoltados hasta el río bravo. >> los delincuentes nos movían día y noche. >> me siento afligido al sentir que un ser humano al igual que yo, sí tiene la posibilidad de ingresar y nosotros no, solo por tener otra nacionalidad. >> ya es duro dejar el hogar para atravesar ese peligro. >> si, también los migrantes

buying inflatable rafts like in this photo shared with cnn to cross the rio grand if they're not allowedly. in nearby mack allen, texas, they're dropping off 450 migrants a day says the director. he's monitoring the anxiety that is growing across the border where there's an estimated 8,000 migrants in packed shelters and open air camps. >> it's not safe to be in mexico because of the fact that they're expoetsed to all of the elements and exposed to all of the dangers. >> reporter: the dangers that still haunt brian after his mother's death. what did you see in her eyes? fear. sadness. brian says seeing his mother's photos is painful, especially this one. his mom is not in the photo. she took the picture days before she perished. i've been messaging with brian and he says the other thing he can't forget is the smell of death in the darien gap. that's the risk they're willing to take to come here for a better life. one of the things we keep on hearing from migrants is they have sold everything in their home countries to come here to the united states. it's all part of misinformation. they

side of the rio grande in el paso in the past week. the barrier is not deterring up to 1,600 migrants border patrol is encountering every day a federal law enforcement source says. migrants like this venezuelan mother of two has decided to wait in mexico where shelters are at capacity, which means sleeping on the street. officials there say they don't know how many migrants are waiting in their city for title 42 to end. advocates and officials in the three northern mexican cities estimate nearly 22,000 migrants are waiting in shelters on the streets and in camps. as for the blancos, they credit the rosary for saving them in the journey. brenda's parents and other migrants hear in el paso are confused with the implications of the supreme court ruling. they don't know how it's going to impact them. i'm also in contact with advocates and officials on the mexican side of the border. there leadership is afraid of delivering the message because they're afraid of how they're going to react. i'm in contact with one migrant in one mexican borde

muchas personas tratan de cruzar el rÍo grande.s de texas. familiares los esperaron con ropa, abrigos y alimentos. hay migrantes procedentes de colombia, cuba, nicaragua, entre otros. jorge: el presidente biden recibiÓ en la casa blanca al presidente zelenski. biden prometiÓ el apoyo de estados unidos a ucrania el tiempo que sea necesario. zelenski pidiÓ armas y mÁs ayuda. reportera: volodymyr zelensky llegÓ con uniforme militar a la casa blanca. el presidente y la primera dama le dieron la bienvenida. el presidente biden le dijo que es un honor estar a su lado y que los ucranianos inspiran al mundo con su valor. zelenski le dio una medalla de un hÉroe ucraniano. >> estaremos con ustedes todo el tiempo que sea necesario. reportera: biden dijo que estarÍa con ellos. zelenski dijo que vladÍmir putin destruyÓ sus vidas. >> los patriots pueden ayudar a detener los ataques mÁs importantes, inclusive un arma nuclear. reportera: zelenski se dirigiÓ al capitolio para dar un discurso en una reuniÓn de ambas cÁmaras, algo histÓrico que sÓlo

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to stay warm and witness the people who are crossing the rio grande to get into the united states.entimes they tell them to wait, not to cross right now. they encourage them to wait until title 42 expires on wednesday, arguing they might have a better chance to remain on the united states. yet we see time and time again, once they get here, they need to get across as soon as possible to turn themselves into the border patrol in el paso and try their chances that way. the flow of migrants continues. it's been constant group of 20, 30 people are taking several times an hour. we see the border patrol dealing with them here at the border to be taken into el paso where now the mayor has declared a state of emergency, arguing that the number of people crossing over is more than the city can handle. and he fears that come wednesday the number is going to be much greater and the situation could get out of control. on the mexican side, city and state authorities in the state of chihuahua are telling me that the migrant situation is not different for them. yes, there are more than in other t

she didn't even go down to the rio grande valley where so many illegal border crossings are taking place. look, democratic -- a lot of moderate democrats in the senate like mark kelly who just won re-election, during his campaign, dana, he called the biden border security policy dumb. you had maggie hassan go down to the border, the senator from new hampshire who had a tough race this year. she went down to the border to show she was serious about border security in contrast with the biden administration. it is pretty remarkable not only has the president not visited the border but he the press secretary yesterday is lying about his travel to the u.s./mexico border. >> bill: were there any follow-up questions on that? if there were not, i imagine it comes back again for this white house to answer. >> i didn't see any. but certainly the republicans are going to be touting the issue of border security in their new majority if kevin mccarthy becomes speaker. one of the big themes he is talking about is holding the dhs secretary mayokas accountable. he may hold impeachment hearings against t

exact same checkpoint in the rio grande valley. one of the biggest liquid meth busts in the history of u.s. border patrol with agents finding over 3,000 pounds of liquid meth hidden in clorox bottles with a street value of nearly $1 hundred million. it goes to show the creative ways those smugglers and cartels are trying to get deadly products into our country. it doesn't stop. >> bill: we have some tough news here as well. a few days before the big holiday and we're off 2% on the dow for a whopping 687 to the negative side. we had retail numbers come in about two hours ago. maria b was telling us they expected them to be down.1%. they were down.6%. a big miss. probably an indication what the fed is doing is working by raising rates and trying to slow down the economic engine. but it is not going to make a lot of folks happy as they watch this thing go south. all right. that's that. 11 minutes past the hour and there is this out of florida. check it out. >> come on. come on. >> you're good. you're good. >> dana: we reported yesterd

yesterday who says that they feared that their daughter was going to die after they crossed the rio grandeey crossed overnight. it was very cold. they're daughter was completely wet. their daughter is only 1-year-old, and she says that this couple was so desperate, because their child wouldn't stop crying. they knew they needed to warm her up and they had absolutely nothing. so what they did was, they walked around this neighborhood and desperately knocked on doors asking for help, and they said that -- someone from el paso helped them out. they gave them something to wrap their child in and said she used her body heat to try to keep her child warm. kaitlan? >> no parent should have to do this. rosa, thank you for that report. >> wow. talk about what we just saw from rosa's reporting with el paso county commissioner, david stout. no parent should have to do that, as was said and this is happening in your city right now. what is going to be done? how do you help them? >> well, you know, the images are terrible. the stories, you know, are just gut-wrenching, and you know i know el paso count

we start at the border with bill melugin on the crisis unfolding in the rio grande valley in texas. good morning. >> bill, good morning to you. because of the unprecedented number of gotaways slipping past border patrol texas dps launched a new task force as part of operation lone star to track down and arrest gotaways. look at the video we shot yesterday morning. we embedded with this elite unit made up of troopers with canines and drones as they went out into the brush here in the rio grande valley and arrested group after group of single adult men actively looking to evade. keep in mind these are all illegal immigrants who are actively trying to sneak into the united states. in one single morning, we were with this task force as they arrested 50 of these guys trying to sneak through the brush in the mission areas here in texas. they aren't enough border patrol agents on the front lines these days. texas dps will help augment border patrol by sending troopers into the brush and arresting the gotaways. look at the second piece of video here. a bit creepy. we talk about the control

more than 1500 migrants wading across the rio grande from juarez into el paso sunday night.an in the middle of the group in the river that secretary of defense welcome to the united states when they made it halfway through. he said you made it. those 20 buses, they took them originally to shelters. then they start crossing the rio grande. >> brian: i'm sorry. >> ainsley: go ahead. >> brian: just a couple of things. kyrsten sinema said over the weekend what do you think about the border policy of this administration? they don't take it seriously. what does the administration ask for? we need $3 billion. really? $3 billion to handle the big influx. they have no plan to replace title 42. the remain -- the venezuelans last month, we're told, if you are have venezuela, you have got remain in mexico and don't come. do you know what dropped? 90% of venezuelans coming to our border. it dropped 90%. the same remain in mexico policy that donald trump put into play was actually effective. they want to make more tents. they want to get more transportation. >> they want to get more gift

. >> katie: there are piles and piles of those along the rio grande and they get picked up by ngos aftery turn themselves into border patrol. they are given a bus ticket or plane ticket or basically wherever they want to go. make no mistake the biden administration argued the title 42 should be lifted. their argument was, "we will manage this crisis when it happens." their idea of management is to build new processing centers. i haven't heard a single thing from this administration from stopping people from coming. they will save the border is closed, do not come. when it comes to actual policy, well in terms of border security to get bipartisan done, we will offer money for more wall. if you have more wall, it doesn't matter if you can walk to port of entry and come in. it doesn't change the idea people create committing asylum fraud. therefore, i get to stay and process through. so they continue to build processing centers rather than stop the problem before in mexico. >> it is important to understand who can have an effect on this and what is being done quit work title 42 specifically

and cbp does confirm the agent died in the rio grande valley early this morning as he was driving an atv in pursuit of a group of illegal immigrants in the middle of the night and he crashed into a gate which resulted in his death. his death is the latest headline in this border crisis which shows no signs of slowing down. case in point, take a look at the video in eagle pas this morning, another large single group of about 200 migrants crossing in illegally there. in two days span this week, more than 14,000 migrant encounters at our border. average of 7,000 every single date. astonishing numbers, and human smuggling rampant. and dash cam video showing a trooper pulling over a human smuggler after a pursuit in maverick county. everybody goes baling out of the vehicle, they ran off, the trooper was by himself. he has to make a split second decision, he stays with the smuggler, she was a female u.s. citizen from san antonio, charged with human smuggling. and more in arizona, border patrol in the tucson arizona sector stopped this pickup truck driving at extreme speeds and had 13 illeg

side of the rio grand in el paso in the past week.he barrier is not deterring up to 1,600 migrants border patrol is encountering every day. migrants like selena, a venezuelan mother of two has decided to wait in mexico where she said shelters are at capacity. which means, sleeping on the street. officials there say they don't know how many migrants are waiting in their city for title 42 to end. advocates and officials in the three northern mexican cities estimate nearly 22,000 migrants are waiting in shelters, on the streets, and in camps. as for the blancos, they credit the rosery for saving them during their journey. brenda and her parents are still here in el paso, they've been staying at that parking lot that you saw in the story. her parents are trying to raise money, poppy, to get out of the border area, out of el paso. but they don't have any money and they don't have any family in the united states, and that's the situation that a lot of these migrants we've been talking to are in. they don't have money, they don't have connec

. >> reporter: even more migrants crossing it's rio grande in el paso, texas.come in huge groups just over the past several days, burning fires to keep warm, many from nicaragua. here in mexico, tensions are ramping up. moment broke up a migrant camp along the border. now, shelters are filling up. there are still hundreds of migrants that have walked across the rio grande and are right now waiting to get into el paso. this new influx that we're seeing comes just days before a federal court is set to lift a pandemic era border restriction known as title 42. we met this family of four from guatemala who arrived here weeks ago. now they're waiting until title 42 is lifted before they decide whether to cross into the united states. with the u.s. migrant processing centers already crowded with some migrants sleeping outside, some officials in el paso are urging the mayor for a state of emergency. >> that is a crisis, a state of emergency. there's no municipality alone that can handle what we're seeing and what we're about to see with title 42. >> reporter: homeland

take a look at these images from the rio grande. migrants braving freezing conditions to turn themselves in. partly because of the pandemic era policy that allows officials to turn the migrants away. that is set to end in just four days. a look at what some migrants are dealing with after crossing into the u.s. i can see it going on behind you, obviously. what are you seeing? >> well, you know, another day on the streets of downtown el paso. hundreds of migrants on these streets here. many of them will not be able to sleep inside of shelters in the city tonight. and many of them waiting for a ride out of town. >> reporter: it's 39 degrees and getting colder. this is roberto cordova's first night sleeping on the el paso streets. he says he's never experienced anything close to homelessness. he left cuba last month and is hoping to get to miami soon. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: he says this is the first time in his life he's ever had to spend the night on the street and he feels completely lost. >> reporter: a thin pair of new y

even with the trump era rule still in place, this crook dashed across the rio grande river in frigidratures. today national guard troops appear to be bolstering defense along the rio grande and installing new wire fencing atop cargo containers brought in shortly before christmas. woe asked texas greg abbott's office about the new wire fencing and told in part quote texas continues taking unprecedented action to enhance border security. including building a border wall, installing container blockades to stem the flow of illegal crossings and more. >> fox news today going on a ride along with a west texas dps sergeant who says he's happy the supreme court extended title 42. >> i believe it's a good thing that they didn't lift it. that it's still iny little bit helps. >> this shocking video in edwards county about 50 miles north of the border. a group of illegal immigrants trying to break into a home. the property owner tells fox news she called border patrol but the migrants took off before agents arrived. the woman says this is the third time migrants tried to break into her home. she

muestra las nuevas ylas desgarradoras imÁgenes de migrantes tratando desesperados de cruzar el rÍo grandeigrantes en matamoros tamaulipas. a la orilla, sus compatriotas venezolanos lanzaban gritos de apoyo. karina: en medio de la desesperaciÓn, y con la medida del tÍtulo 42 en el limbo, se entregaron a la patria fronteriza. >> es hoy o nunca. karina: una de las familias llegÓ hace apenas unas horas antes de instalarse al campamento, asÍ describieron sus intenciones. para mÍ no hay vuelta atrÁs, la vista estÁ al frente, y no la vamos a agachar acÁ. karina: el lado de brownsville, texas, uno no fueron auxiliados con cobijas tÉrmicas, y desde el lado americano, decenas enviaban buenos deseos. mientras esto ocurrÍa en las calles, marcados en sus manos con un nÚmero de turno en la fila, miles esperaban recibir orientaciÓn por parte de asociaciones de ayuda humanitaria. >> esperemos una soluciÓn que nos ayuda a nosotros como venezolano para lograr nuestro objetivo, que es llegar a estados unidos. karina: llegar hasta este punto representa el Último paso en la travesÍa, rendirse y perderlo todo

to stay warm and witness the people who are crossing the rio grande to get into the united states.entimes they tell them to wait. not to cross right now. they encourage them to wait until title 42 expires on wednesday, arguing they might have a better chance to remain on the united states, yet we see time and time again that people decide that once they get here, they need to get across as soon as possible to turn themselves in to the border patrol in el paso. and try their chances that way. the flow of migrants continues. it's been constant group of 20, 30 people. are taking several times an hour we see the border patrol dealing with them here at the border to be taken into el paso where now the mayor has declared a state of emergency, arguing that the number of people crossing over is more than this city can handle. and he fears that come wednesday, the number is going to be much greater and the situation could get out of control. on the mexican side, city and state authorities in the state of chihuahua are telling me that the migrant situation is not different for them. yes more

. >>> thousands of migtss are crossing over the rio grande in el paso each day.n administration is bracing now for an even bigger surge when title 42 expires. the trump era pandemic policy which allowed border officials to turn people away will be ending next week. ed lavendera has more from the mexican side of the border. >> reporter: the edge of the rio grande and this is the spot in juarez, mexico, where thousands of migrants have been crossing into the u.s. for the better part of a week. we've been seeing numbers of on average about 2500 a day and this morning once again it is a very orderly process, as you might be hard to imagine. but there is a long line of people that goes several hundred yards back, there are hundreds of people essentially making a line, waiting to be allowed into the u.s. to get processed. all of these people that you see on other side of the river are essentially waiting to turn themselves in to border patrol agents and as a mentioned, it is a very orderly process. they stand here in this line and then you could see the embankment when

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sunrise, texas national guard troops arrived to put a razor wire fence alongside the banks of the rio grande. texas governor abbott sending 400 more national guard troops to the border in an attempt to block the flow of migrants into the u.s. >> they're getting on the bullhorn and telling people you can't be here. you being here on this side is illegal. you need to move on. they're telling them to go to different points of entry. when they're going to other points of entry, customs and border patrol is not letting anybody in. >> reporter: despite the uncertainty of ending title 42, the city is putting plans in motion to house as many as 10,000 migrants, even considering opening their convention center and schools not currently in use. meanwhile, in ciudad, juarez, mexico, this 27-year-old and her three children wait to cross the border. they have been traveling for three months from venezuela. "they would give us the opportunity to come in," she says, "only to put up a fence instead." her 3-year-old daughter is sick in her arms. she hopes to get to her brother in north carolina. i asked her