ok now and other do use all sorts using mexico filed a 2nd body in the rio grande river between the us and mexico. the 1st party was found stuck between floating barriers recently built in the state of texas on the river, which forms the border between the 2 countries. as well by those reports from the justice department is taking legal action to remove the barriers. it describes as dangerous and illegal. the mexican government says, texas officials told it a dead body was found snared on these boys in the rio grande river near eagle, past texas on wednesday afternoon. authorities don't know whether the person died on the buoy or some place further up river and floated down stream. whatever the final determination might be, the boys are the latest addition to an elaborate series of obstacles in and along the river. they are part of a years long, multi $1000000000.00 effort by texas republican governor greg abbott to stop migrants a job app. it says the bite administration has failed to do. but former eagle pass may or pep, a o'rando says it's all a political stone, right. it's all a st

. >> they have placed what i consider death traps along the rio grande river.wire that is placed in such a way that hydrants can come up against it and not see it -- that migrants can come up against it and not see it. two weeks ago, there was a dead body found attached to one of those barrels. they have got this saw-like device in the middle, which is obviously very dangerous. >> the barrels that congressman castro was talking about our floating barriers governor abbott has placed on the rio grande, which a lot of humanitarian and immigration advocates have had concern about because of the fact that migrants have to come across these when they are trying to cross the border. there is also razor wire sharp fencing that has been placed around these areas where migrants are trying to cross. i also spoke to a texas tribune reporter, and he said that he went down recently and saw people getting injured as they tried to bypass specifically the fencing, the razor wire fencing. a former border chief that i spoke to said that that type of fencing has been used by the d

mexico say they have discovered two bodies near the floating barrier of buoys installed in the rio grandeutional right of the state of texas to secure our border supersedes any statute. ♪ ♪ >> norah: terrifying moments for flyers. a tire bursts on landing. and on a different flight, a passenger allegedly attacks a flight attendant. the new details. ♪ ♪ tonight's "eye on america," the growing outrage as saudi-owned alfalfa farms drain arizona's water supply. >> we cannot afford to give our water away, frankly, to anyone. ♪ ♪ >> enjoy. >> cincinnati bengals punter drue chrisman makes his living with his legs and found an unexpected way to keep them in shape. >> there you go. >> doordash food delivery. >> there is a little bit of a need on the street you can see. >> he started using his doordash earnings to deliver generosity. >> i like football, but i love helping people. ♪ ♪ >> norah: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us on this busy thursday night. we begin tonight with this extraordinary moment in our nation's history. for the first time in our country's

mexican authorities have recovered the bodies of two possible drowning victims in the rio grande. cbs's omar villafranca reports one of the bodies was found near a floating barrier that was recently installed by the texas government to deter migrants. >> reporter: the two bodies were discovered in this remote stretch of the rio grande. the first migrant from honduras was found by texas troopers tangled on the controversial floating barrier buoys. later, mexican authorities found another body three miles upstream. officials are investigating what led to their deaths. he spoke to his emotional mother, who says he was her oldest son. before he left, she told reporters he gave her one last hug and said, "we can't keep starving here. i have to go." mexican officials blame the drownings on the barriers. a spokesperson for texas governor greg abbott disagrees, saying the mexican government is flat-out wrong. to be clear, preliminary information points to the drowning occurring before the body was even near the barriers. the deaths come less than three weeks after the 1,000-foot barrier w

. >>> and we are learning more about one of two people found dead in the rio grande. mexican officials say one of the victims was a 20-year-old man from honduras. as omar villafranca reports, his body was found near a floating barrier recently installed by the texas government to deter migrants. >> reporter: the two bodies were discovered in this remote stretch of the rio grande. the first migrant from honduras was found by texas troopers tangled on the controversial floating barrier buoys. later, mexican authorities found another body three miles upstream. officials are investigating what led to their deaths. this man spoke to his mother who said he was her oldest son. before he left, she told reporters he gave her one last hug and said "we can't keep starving here. i have to go." mexican officials blame the drownings on the barriers. a spokesperson for texas governor greg abbots disagrees saying, "the mexican government is flat-out wrong. to be clear, preliminary information points to the drowning occurring before the body was even near the barriers." the deaths com

and all this complete catastrophe that is following the rio grande from the mass migration crisis.ecord like the sierra club and lots of other ones on the record for the website in favor of mass migration. clearly they have internal conflict to resolve here, political conflict. will: todd benson center for immigration studies. thank you so much. rachel: in new jersey these environmental groups are absent for the whales that are dying as well and showing up on the beaches. it's really interesting to see, it's not just the government, you kind of expect that but it's weird to see the sierra club and all the environmental groups that used to care about these things. joey: there's a position between a muscle and over polluted river and the lives taken on the border being open. you can care about the muscle but not the people. rachel: the children that drowned in the river versus the muscle. will: another environmental story and the fox weather alert, the devastating of now we wildfires we are joined by a lahaina local whose family lost their homes. ♪ you've been waiting for. the first

two migrants dying in the rio grande, and now a dispute over where it happened. mexico says a body was found stuck in one of these controversial floating barriers texas installed to stop illegal border crossings. buoys the biden administration is suing to remove, citing a danger to migrants. but texas governor greg abbott says the mexican government is flat-out wrong. preliminary information points to the drowning occurring before the body was even near the barrier. meanwhile, tonight in arizona, the crisis getting worse. with border restrictions tightening in texas, officials here in arizona say tucson is now the busiest sector, with over one thousand migrants crossing here a day. with the border patrol in nogales, we come across a group of mothers and children in the sweltering heat. this mother and son tell us they have been sleeping in the mountains and walking until they were exhausted. what did you have for food and water? >> nada. >> reporter: "nothing," she says. "we are hungry." agent alejandre alvera tells us there is a significant rise in family units.

. >> charles it was an incredibly busy night and early morning in the rio grande valley as we witnessillegal crossings multiple time in multiple areas. we were there for it. we will have the video for you coming up right after the break. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. ♪ when you have chronic kidney disease... there are places you'd like to be. like here. and here. not so much here. if you have chronic kidney disease, farxiga can help you keep living life. ♪ farxiga ♪ and farxiga reduces the risk of kidney failure, which can lead to dialysis. farxiga can cause serious side effects including dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections in women and men, and low blood sugar. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may lead to death. a rare life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this bacterial infection, an a

i'm told it happened saturday now endemic night in the rio grande valley.in, a source telling me a drawbridge camera to capture this group of three suspected cartel gunmen crossing illegally into the front of the texas area heavy cartel area and significant drug smuggling in that area. you can see as they move through the brush, ar-15 style rifles and some body armor as they move deeper into the united states. i'm told delete border patrol order tech agents tried to find these guys. but unable to come up with anything. as you mentioned, this happened days after armed smugglers spotted eagle pass where we are. take a look at the drone images courtesy of texas dps showing armed human smugglers guiding across the rio grande here in eagle pass. the smuggler has a right point and the water with him and eventually made it back to mexico. he was not captured. also here eagle pass, this footage the drone team shot illegal crossings beginning to surge along the southern border once again. del rio sector anywhere from 700-900 illegal crossings every single day here i

you have rape happening with dangerous drug cartels raping young women, people dying in the rio grande crossing into texas. lieutenant, what is it today? what is the number today? , every day? >> i'm glad you brought up that number. so right now just within the past couple days we've seen well over 6,000 illegal border crossings between the ports of entry. that tells you we are still seeing what we were experiencing pre-title 42. so right now -- that's not taking into account the number of people that are released at the ports of entry. we're seeing well over 7,000, 8,000 illegal border crossings which puts us back to where we were at pre-title 42. we're seeing unaccompanied children coming across the border, criminals coming across the river as well and of course the drugs. nothing has changed. to me it seems based on what we're seeing at the ground level, it seems the situation is getting much worse. maria: i want you to look at these images that we got from you, showing suspected cartel gunmen coming across the southern border in texas, packing body armor, rifles. this just days aft

mientras este grupo de demÓcratas visitaba partes del rÍo grande vimos cÓmo recibieron a las personas mÁs difÍcil el trayecto al obligarlos a caminar con niÑos dentro del rÍo por horas. >> bastante fuerte la caminata. reportera: vimos, otros lo separaron del resto. a pesar de toda la polÉmica no se detienen las detenciones por parte de la agencia estatal, estamos viendo un agente del departamento de seguridad pÚblica de texas llevarse a un grupo de migrantes que acaba de cruzar el rÍo grande, republicanos reiteran que estas acciones del gobernador sÓlo estÁn tratando de asegurar la frontera. >> el gobernador ha hecho mÁs para traer seguridad en la frontera que el presidente. ilia: el gobernador de la florida reemplazÓ a su directora de campaÑa presidencial como parte de su esfuerzo por revitalizar —— revitalizarla. jorge: por votaciÓn de 5 a 4 la corte suprema de estados unidos reestableciÓ las reglas que el gobierno del presidente biden impuso a la venta de las llamadas armas fantasmas, son armamentos que se compran por partes en internet, sherman en la case no se pueden rastrear. el

as a group of suspected cartel gunmen are seen crossing illegally into texas in the rio grande valleyforcement source tells fox it happened saturday night. the men were armed with rifles and body armor. elite border participate agents responded but couldn't find the gunman. republican presidential candidate ron desantis reacted on x the platform formerly known as twitter saying, quote: another example of why i will authorize use of deadly force at the border. the incident happened just days after an armed human smuggler was seen by a texas dps drone as he guided a group of illegal immigrants through the rio grande at eagle pass. he escaped back to mexico. a delegation of house democrats visited eagle pass today where they criticized texas governor greg abbott and his deployment of razor water and water buoys to the rio grande. >> texas governor greg abbott launched barbaric act of cruelty against migrants. this operation isn't about border security. it's a political stunt. >> there has never been any mistreatment of migrants no. one else is doing more right now than governor abbott an

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new details about who came up with the idea to put those buoys in the rio grande to block migrants from crossing into the united states. >>> and president biden about to hold an important meeting with two other world leaders at camp david. we'll talk live with ambassador rahm emanuel about what's the u.s. trying to accomplish. >>> we begin this morning with the devastating hawaiin wildfire s that ravaged maui. police have identified three more victims. nbc's tom llamas spoke with the family a 79-year-old who was identified yesterday. ♪♪ >> reporter: remembering the man who for decades was the rhythm of lahaina. >> music was the love of his life. >> buddy jantoc spent life as a musician, touring country before settling down in his forever home of lahaina. they're sharing memories like this of uncle buddy playing weekend gigs at lahaina's cannery mall. >> he was always smiling, always laughing. >> this as nbc news has reviewed a lawsuit accusing hawaiian electric of years of inaction and negligence, arguing it should have been planning to shut down power systems before the damaging winds

la mujer de 29 aÑos de edad fue encontrada con su familia el domingo en el rÍo grande, mientras estabanos de 20 horas bajo su custodia. por el momento no se ha dado a conocer la causa de la muerte ni su nacionalidad. seguimos hablando de la frontera porque el disparo de un miembro de la guardia nacional desde el paso texas a ciudad juÁrez crea tensiÓn, la vÍctima supuestamente hacia ejercicio cuando fue alcanzada por una bala. >> Éstas son las imÁgenes del incidente ocurrido en el puente internacional de las amÉricas en la frontera de ciudad juÁrez y el paso texas. muestran a un hombre en el piso, herido de bala, siendo atendido y luego llevado a un hospital. de acuerdo con la investigaciÓn el disparo lo hizo un miembro de la guardia nacional desde el lado estadounidense. el presidente mexicano andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador hablÓ hoy sobre el caso. >> la guardia nacional de texas asesinÓ a un migrante. >> el hombre no muriÓ, sobreviviÓ al herida en su pierna derecha, las autoridades fronterizas lo identificaron como josÉ armando g. m. de 22 aÑos, residente de ciudad juÁrez y originario d

. ♪ geoff: the battle over floating barriers on the rio grande reached the courtroom today.eral judge in austin heard arguments from the state of texas and the justice department over republican governor greg abbott's use of giant buoys to deter migrants crossing the river. the justice department sued the state, saying the barrier violates federal law and must be removed. following the latest is our own laura barron lez. what arguments did the judge here in the courtroom today? laura: the central argument from the justice department is that this violates a federal law that covers the rio grande. and specifically, the rivers and harbors act of 1899. i spoke to a local reporter from austin's npr station. she was in the courtroom today. she said governor greg abbott deployed a number of justice -- of justifications to the judge for why they implemented these barriers. >> abbott's defense team said they were acting out of security concerns and they would repeatedly cite human smuggling, cartel, illegal action across the border. but the judge struck the down and said, we are here

is the rio grande a navigable waterway?ess says yes, that this river is indeed a navigable u.s. waterway. now, the second witness is a state department adviser to the biden administration on u.s.-mexico relations. this witness testified that mexico has sent three diplomatic notes to the united states complaining about the border buoys and that these complaints and concerns have gone to the highest diplomatic levels including conversations with u.s. secretary of state antony blinken and that the u.s. is concerned that these border buoys could damage relations between u.s. and mexico. now, cross-examination of this witness turned into back-to-back objections by the u.s. department of justice and even the judge interjecting multiple times, scolding attorneys from the state of texas, telling attorneys that they needed to focus on the issue at hand, which was the buoys and not to dive into other issues including fentanyl and overall broad illegal immigration in the united states. now, this hearing is ongoing. the state of texas

two migrants dying in the rio grande and now, a dispute over where it happened mexico says a body was found stuck in one of these controversial floating barriers texas installed to stop illegal border crossings texas governor greg abbott says the mexican government ie me flat-out wrong, that preliminary investigations points to the bodies drowning before reaching the borders. tucson is now the busiese bu sector this mother and son tell us they have been sleeping in the mountains and walking until they were exhausted what did you have for food and water? nothing, she says. we are hungry. this agent tells us there's a significant rise in families >> family units. people as young as 1-year-old kids >> reporter: the border patrol union argues the numbers are high because of border patrol policies >> you don't have real policies to stop that it's never going to end. >> reporter: and a growing flash point over 1,000 miles away in new york city. hundreds sleeping on midtown manhattan sidewalks outside the roosevelt hotel. officials say arriving migrant also cost the city over $4 billion. the

. >> the barrels he is talking about offloading barriers governor greg abbott has placed on the rio grande that advocates have concern about because migrants have to cross these. there is sharp fencing that has been faced -- placed around areas. i spoke to a texas tribune order to said people are getting injured. a former border chief i spoke to said the fencing has been used in the past but these tactics are getting a lot of attention. geoff: yesterday, you reported about this letter from hispanic democrats demanding action. what are they calling for? >> joaquin castro signed on to the letter directed towards merrick garland and aligned america's -- alondra mayorkas. they want to see serious action. >> any of us were shocked and outraged when donald trump started separating families. greg abbott is replicating a version of that and there were reports that these 26 families have been separated. we are asking the department of justice to make sure there is no federal funding that violate human, civil or legal rights. from the department of homeland security who say they should be an investi

abbott is joined by four other governors, and take an aerial tour, a section of the rio grande river to help deter migrants from illegally crossing. the justice department suing texas arguing the buoys have to be removed because they violate river protection laws. the doj officials claim the buoys are unauthorized and obstruct u.s. waters. texas has argued they do not obstruct that part of the river, therefore the law doesn't apply. governor abbott also contends the federal government has failed to defend the southern border adding the state has a federal constitutional right to defend itself against invasion from

we'll show you the rio grande valley as well.ur team this morning as we are beginning to see a return of large groups of family units crossing illegally and turning themselves in to border patrol. many bringing young children with them. yesterday alone sources tell me the rio grande valley sector saw over 1500 illegal crossings. it is not just there, look at this video also in the rio grande valley at another location. another group of family units turning themselves in bringing small children with them as the biden administration's messaging to migrants of do not come is not working and has not been working for the last 2 1/2 years. lastly, we'll show you this. take a look at this picture here from right here in maverick county. a honduran national hiding on a train. see a confirmed ms-13 gang members who crossed four times before and a lengthy criminal history including kidnapping, abduction and sexually violent -- a venezuela migrant was arrested for raping a woman in front of her 3-year-old child in upstate new york in a hote

texas has argued the buoys do not obstruct that part of the rio grande river.re the law does not apply. governor greg abbott will host a group of at least four other republican governors today down in eagle pass where the helicopter flyover planned so leaders can see things for themselves. abbott continues to claim the federal government has failed to defend the southern border adding it has a federal constitutional right to defend itself against invasion from non-state actors. more than 183,000 migrant encounters were recorded for the month of july. up from the start of the year when apprehensions topped 157,000 back in january. since october 1st, there have been more than 1.9 million encounters recorded along the southern border. meantime an 18-year-old man has been arrested in houston for allegedly shooting and killing an 11-year-old girl while she was at her home. police say the suspect was in this country illegally. investigators say he was from guatemala and had a sponsor in baton rouge, louisiana. he has now been arrested and is sitting behind bars at th

take a look at this video here in the rio grande valley in mission. our team embedded with texas dps had their eye on a human smuggler guiding a group of illegal immigrants through the brush. he was taken down, a 26-year-old mexican national charged with felony human smuggling as that cat and mouse game plays out every day and night in mission, texas. we bring you to eagle pass, the drone team over more groups of migrants trying to cross illegally despite all the fortifications the state of texas has put up. row after row of razor wire. they find a way to cross illegally as the del rio sector continues to see 70900 illegal crossings per day. back out here live, guys, you guys heard the video, secretary mayokas said himself tougher consequences if you are caught crossing illegally between ports of entry, processed quickly and removed quickly. reality on the ground is often very different than what we hear out of the white house or dhs. the migrants know it. that's why they wave to our cameras and look for border patrol to turn themselves into. most don

do expect more bodies to be uncovered in the rio grande. i do, i absolutely. i can already tell that the rivers higher and that it's moving the currents moving a lot faster. i'm pretty sure we're going to see that. within the next week they'll be more bodies. luckily robina, thank you very much for speaking with us. appreciate it. so there you have it near the situation. here is one literally of life and or death for the many migrants who are still trying to reach the united states. the number of migrants overall is down. but the, that doesn't matter if you're one of those who is trying to cross the river amid all these dangers and obstacles back to you fight, solve it is a very tragic situation there indeed, well, but also in a go pass. thank you. to a 6 month see spot has begun in columbia between government forces and the last remaining rebel group that come on does of the national liberation army or the alan signed the d last alone negotiations in cuba, columbia, and president, gustavo petro, was elected off the promising negotiations to achieve what he ca

last week, the bodies of two asylum seekers were found in the rio grande, one of them trapped in the buoy barrier. mexico's foreign secretary alicia bÁrcena spoke thursday after meeting with u.s. secretary of state antony blinken in d.c. >> on the buoy issue in texas, we are deeply concerned about the issue by thankful because the u.s. justice department has filed a lawsuit against the texas government and this helps is very much because we are talking about a delicate situation on our borders, in our rivers, the rio grande. most of the buoys are on the mexican side. amy: democrats have renewed their calls for supreme court justice clarence thomas to resign following yet another bombshell report from propublica detailing even more lavish gifts and trips from right-wing billionaires. california congressmember ted lieu said thomas had "brought shame upon himself and the united states supreme court. no government official, elected or unelected, could ethically or legally accept gifts of that scale. he should resign immediately." and jess search, award-winning producer and co-founder of

at the top of the agenda, the controversial barbed wire and buoys that texas has put in the rio grande will talk to a democratic congressman who got a tour of the floating barricade and hear what he saw and sees now. and the american nurse and her daughter kidnapped in haiti, they are now free, we are told. more details we are learning about their release. we'll be right back. lebrity sal. with picture-worthy designer frames at a fly price from sofia vergara you're in my shot! .....be sure to get my good side! get two pairs of celebrity frames for $89.95 for a limited time at america's best. book an exam today. okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we provide nutrients to support immune, muscle, bone, and heart health. yaaay! woo hoo! ensure wit25 vitamins and minerals and ensure cplete with 30 grams of proin. ♪ so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they d

show what appeared to be a cartel member carrying a rifle leading a group of migrants across the rio grande with 0 resistance. a former police officer now crying foul, because he got prison time for committing lesser crimes than hundred biden got a sweetheart plea deal. we began with congressional republicans vowing to fight what they call a two-tier justice system that treat you better if you are a biden and terrible if you are trump. senior national correspondent is live in washington d.c. on board with what the gop is plotting. >> good evening then release of the transcript, and cover with the latest indictment of president trump has congressional republicans planning a response. a house judiciary committee scene spokesman said that everything is on the table. this of course is the former president himself remains in tonight quite defiant. >> every one of these many fake charges filed against me by the corrupt biden d.o.j., could have been filed two and a half years ago they waited till the middle of an election and they waited until i became the dominant force in the polls, because we a

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this wasn't the only group, take a look at this video from he dull go also in the rio grande valley anotherup of predominantly family units turning themselves into border patrol after crossing illegally as the numbers continue to increase all along the border and in the rio grande valley. take a look at this picture here in maverick county near eagle pass where we are, texas dps rangers arresting this honduran national they found hiding on a tray and try to get deeper into the country. turns out he is a confirmed ms-13 gang member. he's a registered sex offender with a violent criminal history including kidnapping, abduction, and violent crimes. texas dps tells us that is why they put such an emphasis on trying to work at the trains out here because you never know who you are going to find on one of those trains trying to sneak further into the u.s., in this case it happened to be in ms-13 number. >> sandra: thank you. those images of migrants rushing that texas bridge coming as border officials continue to deal with the flood of migrants that has been increasing steadily in recent years. n

it describes this both dangerous and illegal of the discovery of 2 bodies in the rio grande. one of them, a child migrant from honduras, has cast a harsh light on texas governor greg abbott's efforts to secure the border on his own without any help from the federal government. you can see behind me, right, a coils of razor wire high chain link fences and in the center of the river, a line of orange booties. all of these are intended to keep migrants from crossing the river into the united states, or at least to make it more difficult for them to do so. one of the bodies that was discovered on wednesday had been caught up on those boys. although we have to add, it is not known how either of those people died or where their deaths may have occurred. occurrence may have brought them some distance from the actual place of their depths. this has now become an international incident with the mexican president andres manuel lopez o brad door, speaking out strongly against abbot and his security measures at a press conference on thursday. getting on the bus. you shouldn't act like th

texas governor greg abbott,office, says the floating border barriers in rio grande are not responsiblewning finding body in barriers this spokesperson says memberscan government is flat-out wrong preliminary information points to the drowning before the body was near barriers, the justice department, is suing texas over buoys, krysia your thoughts greg abbott has been trying to do anything he can, to stop all of the illegals from going into his state. kelly: why the government saying texas poos fault taking a stands joe biden and administration have not, and not surprising pointing fingers again what is that people trying to try to do in this case under this administration, we've seen, as you know, over seven million people come across our border, since joe biden has been in office had over 200 people on the terror watch list that we know of cross our border not to mention fentanyl human trafficking an epidemic at this point, so the fact that governor abbott is trying to do anything in his power to stop this kudos to him unfortunate, yes, deaths have resulted because of joe biden's pol

the state of texas recently built the body is to stop migrants crossing the rio grande. as rob rentals reports from there, the justice department is taking legal action to remove the battery is it describes is dangerous. and an eagle, the mexican government says, texas officials told it a dead body was found snared on these boys in the rio grande river near eagle, past texas on wednesday afternoon. authorities don't know whether the person died on the buoy or some place further up river and floated down stream. whatever the final determination might be, the boys or the latest addition to an elaborate series of obstacles in and along the river. they are part of a years long, a multi $1000000000.00 effort by texas republican governor greg have it to stop migrants, a job app. it says the bite administration has failed to do. but former eagle pass mayor pep, a o'rando says it's all a political stone, right. and it's all a stage. it's all a theater to be able to say, hey, we did something. as we watched groups of migrants across the river seemingly and bothered by the boys an

of the border investigating after a body was found lodged in the floating barrier set up in the rio grande river. texas officials say it appears the person drowned further upstream. mexican authorities tell abc news they found a second body in the vicinity. the thousand-foot-long barrier blocks a shallow part of the river near eagle pass, texas, forcing migrants to cross where the water is deeper. we saw that barrier up close. these are very hard plastic. underneath, it seems to be a cable that is holding them all together, and that is latched to the bottom of the river. governor greg abbott claiming it helps protect the texas border. but we watched more than a dozen migrants walk right past it. she says, "those things don't work, because we are here with force." these deaths come as abbott continues to bus thousands of asylum seekers to democrat-led cities. hundreds waiting outside this new york city hotel. some moved to a church. >> new york city should not be going through this on their own. this is not sustainable, and i've said it over and over again. >> reporter: officials say they'v

the people found in the rio grande river. action will be taken.demanding the removal of these buoys which deny our sovereignty and human rights. the texas governor, greg abbott, should not act like that. it is inhumane. you don't treat any person like that. no person should be treated like that. that is not something good people do. amy: what is happening on this front, marisa limon garza? any effort to remove the razor wire? the federal government says they are taking action. what exactly are they doing? marisa: the federal government through the department of justice is seeking litigation against the abbott administration to remove these barriers, make sure this is not happening here at the southern border. here in el paso, we know well what kind of a scar militarization is on our region. that extends from san diego all the way to brownsville. this is a reality we face every day when we see while you're at our ports of entry, border wall construction, fencing, drones overhead, checkpoints out of the region. it is no wonder that eagle pass is suf

the human cost of controversial barriers on the rio grande submits to stop microns crossing at the takes us from mexico. we find out why have planned mess burials of people killed an ethnic conflict in india is money for states as homeless. the the hello. like shortage of hot and dusty weather across the middle east. as per usual last day. class guys, as you can see, the dusty weather that's across the southern half of the peninsula of quite a stiff breeze. just coming into at least the sort of saudi arabia pushing further south was still a little further south, was still as we go on through west aspect. so that's where you're going to see the lift. it doesn't add sand further. north one or 2 south is that just around the media, georgia has a bunch on it's a lot to try and talk at something once again close to 50 celsius. in fact that i'd also into q way to touching 40 degrees celsius the in damascus. still creeping into the fault is of course, the finals of africa. kyra tripoli, for example. well, nobody should see the temperature and aaa just using off a little as we go on through fast

those barriers in the rio grande.t's part of the state's operation lone star crackdown by the governor there, greg abbott. what do you want to accomplish with this, and do you think it perhaps could add some weight to this push to get those barriers removed from the rio grande, that razor wire removed? >> well, to answer your last question, i certainly hope so because what greg abbott is doing is barbaric and inhumane. even though migration has dropped substantially since the end of title 42 a few months ago, even though the number of border crossings has dropped, greg abbott has gotten more extreme in how he's treating migrants and asylum seekers. so he installed razor wire along the rio grande even though he's a governor without any jurisdiction over an international body of water. and then he put in these barrel traps that got razor wire below them or concertina wire below them so that people can get stuck on them, and people have gotten stuck on them. in fact, it was reported last week that among two dead bodies i

the buoys and razor wire installed in the rio grande river. >> the state says they're not a danger toat this chainsaw type device right in the middle of the buoys. >> castro is now calling on the justice department and the biden white house to be more aggressive in responding to republican governor greg abbott's border initiative known as operation lone star. governor abbott's initiative has also straighted 26 family units on the border according to an imattorney. and congressman castro joins us from eagle pass, texas. congressman, tell what's you saw after seeing these barriers with your own eyes. >> i mean, what i saw, jake, were drowning device, were basically death traps. you go right up to this gate, and there is razor wire right beyond that on the banks of the river, and the wire is placed in areas where the water comes above it, and people can basically get stuck on it, bump right into it, and then there are these barrel traps that we saw that are placed in the water that are being called buoys. but they've got a kind of chainsaw device right in the middle of them. so these thi

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