texas offers businesses cheap energy. is no. corporate income tax, which attracts a large number of foreign companies, especially from europe. texas ranks first in the united states in terms of gdp in terms of population growth and exports. there are other reasons for it economic power, for example, texas has invested heavily in education. the state is home to more than 180 university colleges. over the past year, texas created more new jobs than any other state in the united states, more than half a million. more. 19 seaports would be the space center of the world. almost 150,000 people are employed in the aviation and space industry. there are 1,450 airports in the state. the largest space center named after johnson is located here. nasa space flight center. the heart of astronautics. american grandees too with texas registration. booing spacex is the largest american armed corporation locket martin. and this whole huge colossus of refusal. illegal entry into texas. this is a big report from cbs on the texas border , ev

it's not just in south texas or west texas. it's happening in tucson, san diego, el paso. those are the three busiest areas along the southwest border right now. the only way you're going to actually hear first hand is by talking to those border patrol officials by meeting with the chief of the border patrol. when i was the chief, i never met with the president or the vice president. it's long overdue that they sit down and roll up their sleeves and start coming up with solutions. >> let me ask you, three decades you devoted your life helping to protect the border. you sacrificed a lot. i can not imagine what you and your women went through for that. every effort that, you know, the governor of texas has taken some controversial, others maybe a little less so, has come with criticism and generally lawsuits. now the latest is there judge, a federal judge that has blocked texas law that would allow the police to arrest migrants that illegally enter the u.s. other suits filed from the white house and the justice department, limiting or preventing what the governor is trying t

during the cold snap, texas found itself isolated.rosts. the texas power grid was teetering on the brink, massive blackouts could have spread to the entire country, but it didn’t work out that time, but tens of thousands of mississippians lost electricity, oklahoma, missouri and arkansas. among the creators of texas, stephen austin, the same son of the merchant mozos austin, he became the first president, and the first vice-president, by the way, was a sican. there is, of course, a temptation to see in current events the ghost of the awakening of the free texas spirit, yearning for freedom. but no, we are not talking about separatism, but about the principles of the federal structure, who has what powers, and about elections, of course, now everything is just with an eye on them. we are interested in the border problem with immigration, because the topic of financing ukraine is linked to it. next week. the us senate is putting a compromise version of the budget to a vote, and they may pass it, but in the house of representatives they

the independent republic of texas existed from 1836 to 1846.united the territories of the current states. wyoming, kansas, colorado, new mexico and oklahoma. by the way, it’s the governors. these states today supported austin's demarche, and the head of oklahoma sent his troops to help texas. texas joined the ranks of the united states, being not just a territory, but an independent state and managed to maintain a number of privileges to this day. thus, texas is the only state that has the right to hold a popular referendum on the issue of secession and independence. also, and this is a point of special pride for freedom-loving texans, only this state is allowed to raise its own. the so -called one-star flag is on the same level as the national flag. texit supporters are confident that the federal system is falling apart, and ordinary texans are being held accountable by the poor. rusty train states. according to local republicans, the authorities violated texas' right to self-government; the report calls the current head of state, joseph biden

your texas national guard remains decisively engaged across 1,254 of texas boarder from el paso down to brownsville we are blocking illegal immigration, drug smuggling, weapon smuggling into this state. we do this in depth. we have boats on the rif, as you can see. we have drones in the sky. we have a radar truck right over there. that can track 300 targets at once. and if they get to the shore, as everyone just said, they're going to meet miles and miles of barriers. if they get through the barrier they're going to meet thousands of texas soldiers and thousands of d.p.s. troopers who are going to arrest them. so if you are around the world contemplating coming to do an illegal entry into the united states of america, you need to think twice about that. go somewhere else. or don't even begin your journey. if you get through that wire we're going to arrest you. [inaudible] president trump: sure. governor, i'll go and then -- governor at-bat boston: if -- governor abbott: if biden were here i'd tell him what i told him on he tarmac in el paso. i handed him a one-beige dumont that liste

texas guardsmen, what did they do?hey stretched barbed wire along the rio grande, installed booms, inflatable barriers on the water, installed containers and made the border completely impenetrable for migrants. this was followed by several rounds of negotiations, which led to nothing, the white house administration appealed to the supreme court. the supreme court ruled that federal border guards should be admitted. means nothing to them, in general, talk about creating an independent nation of texas, they have been going on for years, they intensified in the nineties as the tea party movement was popularized here in the united states, this was partly due to such a renaissance within the conservative wing of the republican party, itself the process of possible withdrawal of states from america is usually called secession, the leaders of the movement for the independence of texas. already made several attempts to hold a referendum, but during the referendum only 8,300 signatures were recognized as valid, and this despit

in texas.f you live in el paso not dallas, you are not as valuabl to the advertisers so we will kick you off. surely, that can't be ok. >> justice kagan? justice kavanaugh? >> upon the deference to the legislative findings point, my memory is that there is a trial. >> yes, that's turner 2. maybe there will be a paxton 2. >> right, but there s't just congress said this, that is good to go, there was a trial about th? >> sure, we are happy to go to trial. >> that is all i wanted to ask. >> on common carrier, if a company says we are not a common carrier and we d't want to be, can the state make them into a common carrier? >> that's a great question. that was the first question i had when ce to this case. the answer is no. if you are not a common carrie yocannot become one. that is why it is important to think of it a compass to te you where the line is. i would urge the crtf you are interested, we he talked about reading the professor's article. e thing that struck me as strange was wait, they ha

the desire for texas independence is in the blood of cowboys and oil workers.t in the 19th century this territory of the united states actually annexed from mexico. for three decades now, there has been a secession movement in the state, separation from washington. today it contains about.

texas democrats.onsidered the heart of the republicans; the osla party could never lay claim to this territory, but through the texas majority pack, a public foundation, they recruited employees who had previously worked for the governor’s company of the democrat betta orurka. soros is pouring money through texas majority pac to boost democratic turnout in '24 because he doesn't want latin american republican leaders have prevailed over those who traditionally vote for democrats. the situation for the united states is unique for two things: firstly, never before has the texas national guard behaved so economically, blocking the entry of the feds and establishing control over the border. secondly, never before have local authorities had such broad support; texas has the same 25 states on its side, that is, approximately half the country. they simultaneously accused the biden administration of complete inaction and unwillingness. instead of following the law and protecting border attack the biden admini

, probably the most important fugitive is elon musk, elon musk moved to texas 4 years ago, now texasis already building there. built his new spaceport, a new huge tesla factory is being built there, a number of other companies have also moved their headquarters to texas, these are chevron, oracle and so on, that is , the tax base for texas is growing in the economy , everything is very good there, in addition to court decisions, which were accepted addressed the greek ebat and the texas republicans also have economic leverage and pressure, as in the old soviet comedy, they promised to turn off the gas. biden recently made a decision that reduces quotas for the export of liquefied natural gas this year, the situation may of course change in 2025, especially since there is reason to believe that the administration will change, but for now this is a blow directly to texas, because texas is an oil industry and the gas capital of america, but biden, of course, put all this in the form of support. green agenda, liquefied natural gas is perceived as a threat to climate change, so it was pre

texas is one of the key sponsors of the republican party, not only in texas, but in general, the secondry-industrial complex. as for the general perception of illegal migration itself, it is frightening, firstly, the number of these people, and secondly, they increasingly began to pay attention to the fact that the flow of these migrants itself is very strange, that is, if previously it was considered normal everyday arrival. people with families, with children, now even from the video frames it is noticeable that a lot of young people are staying, firstly, and they come from those regions where street gangs dominate, drug trafficking is flourishing on the part of the most powerful criminal cartels, and there is a serious people have reason to believe that many of those who are staying are members of these cartels and these criminal gangs. this is a disaster on all levels, this. humanitarian disaster, health disaster, social disaster national security, all this is done deliberately. when joe biden became president, he inherited the lowest rate of illegal immigration in 45 years, and he

american grandees also have texas residence permits.pacex are the largest american military corporation. this whole huge colossus refuses to obey the white house. in short, the open door policy just got to the heart of the borderlanders. texas governor greg abbott, from the comfort of his wheelchair, effectively declares war on biden. the treaty between the united states and texas has been violated, the state has the right to defend itself. migrants are kept in jail if they refuse to return to mexico. usa and mexico in just 2 minutes via this dozens of migrants climbed through the area. i have seen many migrants with small children who had to enter the us illegally. whoever makes his way to the states for a better life, across the mexican border, not only mexicans themselves, but also ecuadorians, panamanians, guatemalans, and representatives of other countries in latin america, where the economy is tight, pass through in droves. of course, these are different people with different understandings of life, what is not allowed in it and w

to eagle pass, texas.rnor abbott is ready to address more control of mexican land along the border. the governor is just getting ready to make that announcement or something like it we're told right now. >> i thank everybody for being here today. i am joined by members of the texas legislature. we're here to explain to america that we are dealing with the biggest border crisis since america had borders. it's all because joe biden allowed this entire area to be penetrated by the drug cartels that smuggled in illegal immigrants. have you seen an area that is boxed off by a container? that has razor wire on the container or on the ground or on the fence? those are areas that illegal immigrants were once able to cross. that are now unable to cross. the reason why we have been able to achieve that level of decrease in illegal crossings is only because of great teamwork in agencies across the state of texas. first, an update about some numbers from the texas department of public safety. they have made over 39,00

texas is the largest oil producer in the united states.uction amounted to 1.8 billion barrels per year. the southern state is also an important cattle-raising center and a major cotton producer. it accounts for almost half of all production. lately, texas has become... create attractive conditions for innovative companies, hewlett pacord moved its office from silicon and valley to houston, followed by companies such as tesla and oracle. texas not only relies on its economic strength, it even has its own power grid. there are three of them in the usa, the east coast, the west coast and separately texas. this has led to a serious crisis in 2021. snowfalls and cold temperatures provoked increased temperatures. energy consumption, because its transmission between power systems is difficult; during a cold snap, texas was isolated; frosts caused wind farms to stop, in canada their blades are heated, but in the southern state they didn’t bother with this, the compressor points of gas stations are also not equipped with heating, the cooling sensor

texas says that in mind. we essentially have to do business in texas and we cannot diriminate against users based on geographic location in texa if we lose this, including the idea that we could be forced to engage in this activity in texas , we would fundamentally have to chgehe way that we provide our service, in order to engage -- in order to provide anything like the service that we went to , while not engaging in viewpoint discrimiti. we have tolinate certain areas of each entirely. we just would not talk about suiciderevention anymore because we would not talk about -- we have tfire out how to engage in mo content moderation or itial discretion to get us to a level where we a me benign and we do not run afoul of texas's law. the record reflects that youtube would have to increase its appeal process 100olin order to comply with texas law. i'm happy to talk more authe common carrier issue. the was an illusion earlier about how section 230 treats my client's website. this is subsection six, whh we cite in

to sign up in texas? is it facebook accepting advertising money from texas corporations? >> that quti has not been resolved by any of the texas courts. as i read it, you have to have customers in texas. you've entered into contractual relationships with texans. >> justice jackson? >> justice barrett had my same thought. i just want to crify. so this doesn't speak to business decision not to offer services in texas because their requirements are too burdensome? instead, you're offerin siness in texas and everywhere else but you are prohibiting them from discriminati ainst people on the bas their geography, in texas. >> yes, your honor. >> thank you. >> rebuttal, mr. clement? >> just a few points in rettal. as to the common carrier, the two classic emes of common carrier status msing here. one is you put transtt or carried message fm int a to point b. that is not iwhat's going on here. disseminate means to spread broadly which means you are in the expressive enterprise business. the zero tradition of treati

which were produced in texas during the civil war, when texas, as it is known that he was part of thehen the supreme court of the united states decided two important things, it ruled that texas, even while being part of the confederacy, did not leave the united states of america, remained one of the states of the united states, and secondly, that more importantly, it was decided that the legal procedures for the withdrawal of an individual state from... faced with very strict restrictive measures introduced by the democrats in california, in new york, left these states and moved to texas. probably the most important fugitive is elon musk, elon musk moved to texas 4 years ago, now texas is his main headquarters, he is already building his new cosmodrome there, a new huge tesla factory is being built there, a number of other companies have also moved their headquarters. texas is chevron, oracle and so on , that is, the tax base for texas is growing , everything is very good in the economy there, in addition to the court decisions that were made addressed to greek abbot and the texas rep

illon musk moved to texas 4 years ago, now texas, his main headquarters, is where he is building his, a new huge factory is being built there. reduces quotas for the export of liquefied natural gas this year, the situation, of course, may change in 2025, especially since there is reason to believe. that the administration will change, but for now this is a blow directly to texas, because texas is the oil and gas capital of america, but biden, of course, has framed all this in the form of support for the green agenda; liquefied natural gas is perceived as a threat climate change, which is why it was presented in this way, that the solution is temporary, it should not greatly affect the balance of prices. in the world should not affect the balance of the amount of hydrocarbons, but the republicans here blame biden and are already calling him almost a traitor to national economic interests, believing that such a decision that he makes will primarily benefit russia, he has already been called a person who makes a gift to moscow, the kremlin, but of course this is all political rhetoric,

the gentleman from texas is recognized. the gentleman from texas reserves.he gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. smith: i yield 30 seconds to the gentlelady from new york, ms. tenney. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. tenney: thank you, mr. speaker. as a small business owner for a long time inup state new york, i join my colleagues in supporting h.r. 7024, the tax relief for american families and workers about. this kmp rehencive package -- this comprehensive package was inthaipped critical feedback from everyday americans across this nation through field hearings conducted by the ways and means committee. h.r. 7024 will have a meaningful impact in my constituents in new york's 24th district from hardworking manufacturers, multigeneration family farm, this package will have wide-ranging benefits for so many americans. i yield. mr. smith: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from texas. mr. roy: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. smith: i recognize

host: you are leading the texas republican delegation in backing the texas governor greg abbott in his efforts to be against the biden administration policies. why do you think texas should take the lead on this instead of the federal government? guest: because we have to. because the federal government is not doing his job. texas has to step up because the federal government will not do its job. the policy of the biden administration is an open border, period. i've been to shelby park twice in the last month and a half, once before texas took control them once after texas took control and we are doing what we have to because the federal government will not. host: would you recommend other border state governors taking similar actions? would you recommend the governors of say arizona and new mexico do the same thing? guest: they better because the cartels have moved the flow since texas stood up and started defending our own border. the cartels have moved the flow over to arizona and california. remember, 24 governors across the united states supported governor abbott. some are sending

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visit ncicap.org] >> from eagle pass texas, we go live to brownsville, texas, where president biden is set to make remarks also at the u.s. southern border. live coverage on c-span. pres. biden: i think the american people should know how much combination of risk, work and dedication there is to try to get this done. anyway. amazing. it's amazing. >> thank you. it's time for remarks and we first invite you to your seats, we'll escort you this way. pres. biden: ok. pres. biden: where am i going? >> right over there. pres. biden: again, thank you. as my mother would say, please excuse my back, i apologize. folks. good afternoon. before we start i'd like to say a few words about the devastating wildfires that are scorching the texas up and downhandle and northwest oklahoma. -- texas panhandle and northwest oklahoma. yesterday, one of the biggest fire events in texas history, more than one million acres of texas land burned. from the start i directed my team to help protect people in the communities threatened by these fires. in response to specific requests from the state, we've already h

known as sb 4 in texas.omes as this ongoing border battle escalates between the state of texas and the federal government. texas governor greg abbott has thumbed his nose at the biden administration repeatedly for a number of reasons, both using a texas department of public safety to install razor wire here at the border, you remember those bowies that were so controversial along the rio grande and this law, using local and state resources to arrest migrants. something that has long been considered to be the jurisdiction of the federal government. but, again, that breaking news, jose, that a federal judge has temporarily blocked that texas law, you know, from going into effect, set to go into effect in march, jose. >> yeah, and, gabe, you remember this very well, obviously all our colleagues do, but sb 1070 in arizona, had some very similar lines like sb 4 does in texas and that was struck down. there is precedent on this, but i'm glad that you bring us this breaking news at this moment. gabe gutierrez, dash

the gentleman from texas. mr. williams: i reserve. ms. velazquez: i yield as much time as he may consume, mr. mcgarvey. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. >> i rise in support of h.r. 3511, service disabled veterans veteran opportunities in small business act. i'm grateful that the bill is on the floor today. i will echo my remarks of congressman lalota and owe a debt of gratitude to the men and women who are willing to fight for us and injured in their service and it's up to us to support our veterans coming out of the military as much as we support them going in especially support them going in especially especially those who return with the wounds of service. both visible and invisible. so many veterans come home looking for ways to continue serving their communities, including by starting small businesses. and the small business administration does a great job of connecting veteran entrepreneurs to critical resources they need to start businesses. but the federal government mus

notice there's nobody from texas there. president trump has a meeting with the governor of texas.e will hear what does and doesn't work with operation lone star, what the states had to put into this and it's telling that the biden administration is trying to tear down border infrastructure that is being put up in texas, which mirrors a lot of what us is border patrol is doing under multiple prior administrations, not just the trump administration. it's really very -- it's funny. these are polar opposites of border security concepts and ideas. >> martha: i wonder when president biden is speaking to these nongovernmental organizations there if they will talk to him about the problem of human trafficking at the border and the fact that children come across with a phone number and american taxpayer dollars are essentially used through border patrol to hand them off to people and they have no idea whether or not they're traffickers or family members. can you elaborate on that? will they take that opportunity to talk to him about it? >> absolutely not. here's the reason. doesn't benefit

he's in brownsville, texas. you just heard the head of the national border patrol council, brandon judd criticizing biden for being there in brownsville for not being closer to tucson, arizona, which is where the number one migrant issue is happening. of course, the most crossings congresswoman were you to make sure that we can get your connection, that it is here. but i should know what brandon judd was saying. he was criticizing biden for being in brownsville and for not being in the tucson sector. i should note trump was standing right there at eagle pass. he's also nowhere near tucson where the height of this issue is but on president biden, given you're a democrat, what do you make of where he decided to go today >> kaitlan, you're right. i mean, mr. judge should have criticized donald trump as well for being texas and not arizona. the fact of the matter is really many of the migrant pathways end up shifting over time arizona right now is definitely where the highest number of encounters are. but recently i

: can texas to gain the status of an independent state).think states have the right to secede? white house decisions. joe biden has been completely removed from decision-making and has lost his responsibility for enforcing laws in the united states. biden responds by blaming republicans for not yet passing the emergency bill. a law that the democratic party presented as the final solution to the problem. at the border we don't have enough agents, we don't have enough guys, we don't have enough judges, we need help. why don't they give me help? and as always they say that the border is out of control. but guess what? this bill gives me control, gives us control. the draft law, prepared by a narrow circle of senators from both parties , immediately after its publication caused a scandal, even though the law is called. on additional funds for national security, the document begins with ukraine, which wants to allocate $ 60 billion for the protection of american borders , it is planned to spend three times less, while the border is not closed,

gentlelady from texas reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. roy: i thank the speaker. i would note that the gentleman, for whom i have a great deal of respect, was just using a lot of the arguments i've heard over and over again, and it's something that we've come to understand in this town as what we call the glossary. when you run out of the sort of, what are we actually going to fight over, we just bring out all the terms, right? we talk about, oh, we only have a slim majority. i will remind my colleagues on this side of the aisle, the democrats had a slim majority when they jammed through numerous massive bills, whether it was obamacare, whether we're talking about the inflation reduction act. yet here we sit, and we're walking away from the majority that we were given to use that majority to use the power of the purse, to stop an executive branch that is out of control. a continuing resolution will continue to fund biden's border, war on our border. independents not just biden. it's the radical progressive democrats as a whole. it's a war

these governors have just been briefed by texas authorities and including by texas governor greg abbott in an area seven or eight miles from here according to a note that we received because we were not allowed to be present. but i can tell you that we just gained access to shelby park and these governors are expected to arrive here to shelby park, the area that texas has denied access to border patrol, the flashpoint when it comes to immigration and it is the epicenter of the fight between texas and the biden administration. pe eagle pass looks like a war zone. texas governor greg abbott ordering miles of razor wire place on the row owe grand and a public park to block migrants like this group of venezuelans from into the u.s. texas shutting down 2.5 miles of border in maverick county and denying u.s. border patrol access. >> texas is securing the border. >> reporter: the county sheriff says that the texas takeover puts local officials in a tough spot. >> a problem for us. we are in the middle. >> reporter: the weeks long standoff between texas and the biden administration over command

firestorm raging in the texas panhandle, fueled by dry growth and windy conditions the texas smokehouse creek fire is spreading out of control on average around 200 acres per minute, devouring more than three acres per seconds since it began two days ago. >> oh, world on fire. >> danny williams has spent 30 years and fritch texas his home survived the inferno that spread through town. >> you came this way really fast and the authorities were trying to evacuate everybody. >> and >> smoke was everywhere. >> he had to wake up a neighbor and get them out of his home before it burned he was sleeping and i told him i would wake him up if it got bad. and when it got bad, he just barely got out he only had the shirt on his back and his dogs. he lost everything. >> the fire which began monday in the texas panhandle near amarillo has now cross state lines into nato you bring oklahoma in amarillo official said early wednesday morning that flames have not reached the pantex nuclear weapons plant, and firefighters have made some progress in that area. >> the last containment numbers i had 90,000 acr

por su parte, la fiscalía general de texas ya ha apelado este fallo. presidencial para librarse de cargos criminales por interferencia electoral. la respuesta podría tener la corte suprema que aceptó examinar esta solicitud. además una jueza de illinois también ha dictaminado dejarle fuera de la boleta electoral en el estado, amparándose en la enmienda 14. nos cuenta más. la corte suprema de estados unidos aceptó examinar si el expresidente donald trump tiene inmunidad presidencial para quedar exento de los cargos criminales que pesan en su contra por el caso de interferencia electoral, al tratar de anular los resultados de las elecciones de 2020 y por la insurrección del 6 de enero, el tribunal dijo que escucharía los argumentos tan pronto como a finales de abril. definitivamente la corte entiende lo importante que es el caso. quiere hacerlo rápido, de una manera súbita, pero todavía con corto, pero con suficiente tiempo para poder tener un juicio antes de noviembre del día de las elecciones. sin embargo, según algunos expertos, a victory for donald t

florida's governor is sending 1,000 national guard and state guard troops to texas.lly important because florida guardsmen are not legally bound. by order of the president. our goal is to help texas secure the border, help them put up barricades, put up barriers, unwind the barbed wire, so that we could stop this invasion once and for all. and all this against the backdrop of a scandal in new york, where in the very center of times square middle, a dozen migrants beat two police officers. there should be consequences for such actions, these people should be detained, brought to justice, and from there go to prison. and it turned out like this. only four were detained in hot pursuit; the judge promptly charged them and released them without even setting bail. george floyd did not suffer in vain ; reforms named after him are still giving rise to sensations. by according to some reports, those who beat up cops may already be heading to california, another democratic state where the green light has long been on for illegal immigrants. georgy lisashvili, pavel nesterov, d

roy: i thank my friend from texas. i get no great joy of being on the floor of the house of representatives and talking about something as important and solemn as the removal of a secretary, one of our departments, particularly one as important as the department that is in charge of homeland security. this individual who was appointed and then confirmed by the united states senate, and this is one of the highest charges we have as members of the united states house of representatives. the charge by my colleagues on the side of the aisle, particularly the ranking member on the rules committee, that this is a political exercise or that there are individuals taking, quote, orders from former president trump, i think indicates the extent to which my colleagues on the side of the aisle desperately want to make this political. my colleagues on the side of the aisle desperately want to take the abject and total failure of democrat leadership on the southern border, resulting in death and destruction of the american people, th

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texas is the first step. we need all states to have secure borders. >> i think that would extend your friendship with governor newsom. what is law enforcement in florida? for example in the sanctuary cities and states, you are not allowed to ask somebody's status. if somebody gets pulled over and don't have an id or anything and maybe they are from another country. maybe they can't communicate with the police officer. do law enforcement in florida have the right to check their status? if they are in the country illegally what is florida doing? >> of course. we are not a sanctuary state and we have banned sanctuary cities. if you have a criminal alien in possession, ice has a detainer. they have to understate law turn the criminal alien over to ice. i brought up the incidents when we had the debate with gavin that you moderated. there was a criminal alien who had been deported multiple times in la. there was an ice detainer that wanted to deport and he had done multiple crimes. l.a. refused to honor the detain

the white house won cases against texas in the supreme court, but texas did not give up and he simplyal security forces armed with metal scissors to approach the erected fence. the federal center of the american regions is obvious. this week it only got worse. crisis in american relations when the state of florida sent a thousand of its national guardsmen to help texas, they also included volunteers, the so-called florida state guard. but is this separatism? most likely , no, not separatism, especially since the position of texas is supported by another 25 american states, a good half, but a political map in this example it looks mosaic. moreover, texas’s position in protecting against migrants and opposing the federal center was also supported by the main republican presidential candidate donald trump. at the same time, trump named biden. before us are two americas with different understandings of the same constitution, and the further, the more they diverge in the interpretation of not only its essence, but also its spirit, not only on border issues, but also on security, family val

from texas, reporting by giorgi alesashvili.e us-mexico border suggests that reports from texas authorities about restoring order are, to put it mildly, exaggerated. the bank of the rio grande river separating the two countries is outlined along the paths of illegal immigrants, from the water itself to the numerous holes in the fence. these fences are completely useless, completely. despite washington's ban, border states decided to continue construction of the wall, unfinished under trump. in arizona, work will begin as early as march, receiving reinforcements from other republicans. texas is creating a second line of defense along the border at the cowboy ranches adjacent to crio grande, meaning national guardsmen will take positions on private property, this is literally a wartime measure . texas is called the lonely state stars, and this star symbolizes independence from mexico. texas became part of the united states only in the middle of the 19th century, and before that it was the texas republic, a completely established s

where president joe biden is texas. where presidentjoe biden is currently, we are waiting for him to speak. he is meeting with border forces staff there. this is brownsville. this is a city in texas where illegal crossings have dropped sharply in the last few years. we wanted to hear his words and also former president donald trump, he is also, i want to say on the campaign trail. of course he is not yet. and especially the governor of the state of texas. but we were just hearing from donald trump who has been giving his thoughts on illegal immigration, the number of undocumented migrants coming into the us and putting the blame very, very firmly at president joe biden and his policies. we will keep an eye on those pictures. if we seek president biden heading towards the programme we will cut straight there. but i would like to remind you we have our panel here. brian taylor — jennifer carroll — former lieutenant governor of florida. if people are wondering why the two men have gone to texas on the same day, a recent po

wildfire with watches and red flag warnings, texas and iowa through saturday. major factor in all of this, significant wind picking back up, especially this weekend, where winds may be gusting as high as 50 miles per hour, again fanning those claims. we expect rapid spread of the fire to continue peak of the ring that is falling actually falls well to the east of where the smokehouse creek fire is burning here in the panhandle of texas. and then our attention turns to the west. we got a monster winter storm that is crashing in right now, significant snow and rain as well, some spots at high elevation, norah, could see 6 feet or more of snow and blizzard warnings in effect across california and nevada. >> norah: mike bettes, thank you. now to some breaking news. alabama lawmakers in the state senate and house have passed bills they say your protections to cliques that provide in vitro fertilization services. now this follows the states supreme court ruling that gives embryos the same rights as children. the final bill is expected to head to the governor's desk n

southeastern texas. in mind he was in el paso, texas, a year ago this month and also there is talk about an executive order possibility that he may sign, may take action in light of all this, you've got a state of the union address next thursday out of washington, d.c. so that's ten days to go. if you look at some of the polling and talked about it many times already what happened in south carolina and what the voters down there were saying about their concern for immigration and it has been true in south carolina. it has been true in nevada, new hampshire, iowa. there is a clear theme here. if you are going to take this on politically you better get moving. it appears the white house will do something in that direction. >> aishah: you were saying you don't do it unless you feel like the polls are swinging one way and you have to correct them and you have to address them. we were talking about this a few minutes ago with jessica tarlov how important it is to address the immigration and border problem bec

we go back to texas. you heard earlier from we go back to texas.o start. the issue of the moment today, certainly for both of these men is immigration. the number of undocumented migrants coming into the united states and what can be done about it. president biden has chosen to go to brownsville in texas. it's a border city. it's an area where illegal crossings have dropped sharply in the last couple of years with border arrests down something like 19% from the peak in we're expecting words from president biden. you can see him mopping his brow we don't know whether that means he's getting ready to talk. we will keep an eye on those pictures. let's bring in the panel. jennifer, i hope you will listening to former president donald trumps words. any thoughts on what he was talking about? his new buzz phrase seems to be biden migrant crime. he about? his new buzz phrase seems to be biden migrant crime.— be biden migrant crime. he wants to end republicans _ be biden migrant crime. he wants to end republicans want _ be biden migrant crime. he wants to e

texas, una visita que coincide con la del presidente biden, quien tambiÉn ya llegÓ a texas, pero tambiÉnunas 300 millas de distancia del expresidente, donald trump. tendremos cobertura en equipo. carolina: ademÁs, ¿conoces este gesto? es para comunicar que estas en peligro, es la seÑal que hizo la mujer para pedir ayuda cuando su pareja la estÁ golpeando mientras estaba en vivo en su cuenta de facebook. su historia podrÍa salvar vidas, verÁn por quÉ. borja: a una mujer se le ocurriÓ llevar a su hijo en la cajuela abierta de su auto, pero no contaba con que alguien la grabarÍa, y este vÍdeo se hizo viral, aquÍ te diremos cÓmo terminÓ todo, asÍ comenzamos. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ carolina: hola, quÉ tal, cÓmo estÁn? con mucho gusto, por voces y carolina sarassa, este es "ediciÓn digital", como siempre, tu compaÑÍa a mediodÍa, bienvenidos. borja: seguimos con esa cobertura especial desde la frontera sur con la llegada del presidente biden, y el rival republicano, el expresidente, donald trump, ambos en el estado de texas, llegan para hablar de inmigraciÓn, el mandatario, hemos visto hace

and also the situation in texas. the authorities of the american state are determined; they go against the federal authorities and close their border to stop illegal migrants. what options does the biden administration have to decide. problem without causing a domestic political crisis in the united states. about this and more, see the international review program, immediately after a short advertisement. plight is an unusual service that allows you to pay in installments. you don't need to apply for a new card to look for a list of stores. playite is available everywhere. playite divides prices into six parts and works with a card from any bank. the city of kaluga is one of the most modern. concerned projects of russia according to the decision of the president and caring people. if you get up more than twice at night, afalase. at the first symptoms of the prostate, afalase, a modern drug for the early treatment of prostate adenoma. i've been driving since childhood, everything is fine. me always supported. everythi

>> aaron, i was in texas on sunday and it was hot and dry. over the last 48 hours, now you have windy conditions. i was reading with smokehouse fire in the panhandle area, it burned 450 square miles and it is zero percent contained. is that what you understand at this point. >> smokehouse creek fire is estimated to be 300,000 acres and zero percent contained. with incredibly high wind speed over past day in a half, that fire has rapidly grown. it is challenging to get equipment and firefighters into drainage and safety issues with how fast that fire is moving. >> steve: if it is drainage area, are there houses or other infrastructure? >> there is infrastructure at risk when that fire moves out of the drainage area, it will pick up speed. we have evacuations in place at this time. >> ainsley: what caused it? i know how southern towns are, we talk to etch00 other and share stories, what are stories you are hearing? >> the cause of the fires are under investigation and just word from the ground up there is that everybody is taking care of each o

we will be dropping in and out of texas this evening. there l out of texas this evening.here president biden is for that he is just meeting there. we're expected to hear some words from him later on this evening. we know he was giving a reason at the border. but talking to border patrol guards finding out the situation there. finding out what these people are dealing with on a day—to—day basis. as is number of illegal undocumented migrants has continued to rise as we're hearing there from brian over the past four years or so. translation: during this humanitarian operation at 4:16 am, a mob ambushed the aid trucks, bringing the convoy to a halt. as you can see in this video, the tanks that were there to secure the convoy sees the gazans being trampled and cautiously tries to disperse the mob with a few warning shots. when the hundreds became thousands and things got out, out of hand, the tank commander decided to retreat to avoid harm to the thousands of gazans that were there. no idf strike was conducted towards the aid convoy. they said we brought aid, but we paid for t

republican is going to do is hand a victory to a texas democrat, let alone one of the most liberal texas democrats in the delegation. >> los angeles based comedian jimmy kimmel is now being sued by former congressman jorge santos, the republican lawmaker who was expelled from congress, is now accusing the late night host for tricking him into making videos to ridicule him. the videos were used on kimmel's show for a segment called will santos say it. one of santos lawyers says frankly, kimmel's fake requests were funny, but what he did was a clear violation of copyright law. kimmel has yet to respond to the allegations. santos has pleaded not guilty to a number of criminal charges. and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktv. you. west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or you can find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. all right. >> the showers are moving out of the area. the heavy rain did occur. we did see those flood advisories post up from a flood watch, which every everyone has until wednesday right? wh

th. . . >>> 14 republican governors will join texas governor greg abbott in texas today.rkansas' huckabee sanders and georgia's brian kemp are two back in operation lone star. >> state of texas is prohibiting border patrol officers from entering a three-mile stretch and the rio grande. meanwhile, thousands of migrants are getting through each day. cnn's rosa flores is there in eagle pass, texas. >> reporter: eagle pass looks like a war zone. texas governor greg abbott ordering mys of razor wire placed around the rio grande and around the public park to block migrants like this group of venezuelans from entering the u.s. >> they're trying to turn themselves into immigration authorities. >> reporter: texas shutting down 2.5 miles of border in maverick county and denying u.s. border patrol access. >> texas very simply is securing the border. >> reporter: the county sheriff said the texas takeover puts local officials in a tough spot. >> we're kind of stuck in the middle. >> reporter: the weeks' long standoff between texas and the biden administration over command of the bord

echo. border conflict, protesters from virginia reached texas.ight now we don't have a border, which means we don't have a country. did biden forget to give an ultimatum? as the white house changes tack, florida's governor directs 1,000 national guardsmen in texas. and at the beginning of the footage, which once again proves the courage and ingenuity of our fighters, a group of russian military personnel was overtaken by an enemy drone. they are trying to hide in the forest belt. one of them. the first thing that came to hand: a stick from the ground and with one blow knocks down the copter. the drone flies away but does not explode. this is how our hero saved his life and the life of his comrade. and more footage of the special operation zone. our military disrupted the rotation of militants west of artyomovsk. the enemy group was discovered by a drone and dropped fragmentation ammunition on it. the unit of paratroopers from buryat worked harmoniously to hit the target accurately. there, in the artyomovsk direction, near the contact line. enemy