joining us now former acting ice director from fox news contributor tom homan, tom, you hear the latestot away but honestly, this fiscal year to date so far since october 1st, 2,450 known got aways a day. your reaction? tom: look that should scare the hell out of every american. why would illegal alien not take advantage, come across the border, turn themselves into the border patrol, get released, get a free airline ticket to the city of his choice and apply for work authorization, why would they not take advantage of that program? you know why, because they don't want to be fingerprinted, there's a reason for that. the known got aways -- they arrested people from 140 different countries m are sponsored to terrorism. if you don't think a single one of 1.2 million, you are wrong. gang members, sexual predators, these are cr criminal, carrying fentanyl, not all of them but there's a reason they didn't turn themselves to the biden administration. griff: alexandria ocasio-cortez is upset that people aren't getting more of an opportunity to apply for asylum, here is a little bit of what she

come on in, tom homan, this is for you. id limiting migrant's ability to claim asylum is limiting human rights. you want to come on that, tom? >> united nations is corrupt and they're complicit in the historic illegal immigration crisis at the border. there's a division in the united nations call international organization of migration. they have people in mexico giving illegal aliens cash cards from $600 to $800 to help them when they enter the country illegally. they're complicit and should be investigated. the un has no business on telling the country how to secure the boa boarder and prott the citizens and save lives. secure boarders -- boarders save lives. they don't have the right to tell us how to protect our sovereignty as a nation. ronald reagan was nay mouse, you're not a nation if you don't have a border. we have a right to defend our borders and united nations are complicit and should be investigated in my opinion. stuart: did you see the reports earlier on the program about migrants staying $26,000 of them stayi

we'll bring in ice director "fox news sunday" news contributor tom homan, he is here now. thought on this, that is likelihood the people escaped and went to the united states considering it is nine and 10 miles from the border? >> this is how powerful the criminal cartels are in mexico. they are brazen. criminal cartel control our border. if they want to escape to the united states, it is going to be pretty easy. this administration has created such a crisis, you have border patrol pulled off patrol to process large groups, the border is vulnerable. criminal cartels in mexico control the entire country, of the law enforcement in mexico and military are corrupt and criminal cartel are making decisions without consequence. this is a scary situation, being close to the united states border and because we lost control of the border. >> ashley: ice put out nie report saying 140,000 migrant arrests is double the number of arrests compared to the previous year, but you are not buying that, why? >> i am not buying it. the report says transparency is at the forefront of this report

director tom homan takes that on. ext. ♪ -- and take it to the limit one more time. ♪ take it to the limit, take it to the limit ♪ directly on the nerve. i recommend sensodyne. sensodyne toothpaste goes inside the tooth and calms the nerve down. and my patents say: “you know doc, it really works." stuart: the white house was pressed on whether or not the border is secure. roll tape. >> reporter: does anybody around here think that the border is secure? >> what i can el you is, this is a president that has been working since day one to work on border security, to make immigration a priority. but you have republicans, as you know, who are doing political stunt ises. this is anish issue that the president has taken very, very seriously since day one of his administration. stuart: kjp seems to be blaming the republicans for the border crisis, which in my personal opinion is president biden's fault. the gentleman on the right-hand side of the screen is the one and only tom homan. tom, you think the border crisis is by desig

the gentleman on the other side is tom homan that used to run the border.up to you, tom, as i understand it, there's a border app. it's to allow migrants to prefile for asylum. they get on the app, they get an appointment for asylum inside the united states and get to the boarder and tell border patrol, i got the assignment, i've got the appointment and they let them in. i believe that is about to happen. any comment? >> well, in my opinion, it's illegal and they'll lose it in court. florida already has a lawsuit on it. the probe policy is clear, the statute that says you can give parole on the case by case analysis ask significant public benefit and case by case analysis and the argue of president biden's speech saying 30,000 month will be brought in. where's the case by case analysis to bring someone in the country when there was no analysis done. they'll lose this in court. what they're trying to do, they're trying to legalize people coming to the port of entry so when they bring 30,000 in with this process, that i think is illegal, then they're saying i

mike: tom homan thank you so much for your time. >> thanks for having me.ke: president biden heading to el paso to meet with local officials who have been on the front lines during historic surge of migrants, we will bring you live special coverage starting at 3:00 p.m. eastern. stay tuned. final holdouts slammed by fellow republicans for opposing kevin mccarthy speakership. congressman matt gaetz weighs in. in. that's next.t. ♪ ♪ ♪ mike: the 118th congress set to reason seen tomorrow for the first time that kevin mccarthy won the speaker's gavel in chaotic late-night vote following negotiations and concessions. alexandria hoff is live with more. alex: tomorrow is test how well the republican majority can work together moving forward a vote is scheduled on the new rules package. congressman jim jordan saying on fox news sunday that he believes it will pass adding that the dramatic differences that played out during 5-day long speaker vote has only strengthen the party. >> so sometimes democracy is messy, they wanted real debate, real input from all people.

tom homan, fox news contributor and former acting ice director.you look at that list what jumps out at you as maybe it shouldn't be on the list quite yet? >> what should be on the list is border security. there wasn't one discussion how to secure the border. if you secure the border, less fentanyl gets across. look, doctors without borders did a study saying 31% of women making the journey with the cartels get "sex andsexually as. when it's down 83%. how many women are being sexually assaulted and fentanyl is going across the border? how many billions of dollars would the cartels not make. a secure border saves lives. he is talking about a new app to accommodate illegal immigration. what he is doing is illegal. he wants parole tens of houses of people in the united states. you parole somebody on a case-by-case basis for significant public benefit. case-by-case analysis. you can't say you bring 30,000 people in. that will be defeated in the courts. state of florida already has a lawsuit and goes to trial this week. i'm certain they will put a stay

tom homan, former acting ice director was on with me last hour and said 37% of women who are trafficorder by cartels are sexually assaulted. women and children at the end of this it is this tragedy and this the bane of our existence as america we have to fix it. >> carley: without question and one of the sound bites kevin mccarthy kept repeating that i don't think out enough attention was his last border for a. it is horrific to repeat. what he saw at the hands of an mexican drug cartel was a woman that had been hanged. her feet were cut off and she was mutilated. this is the reality of the situation appeared i was talking to bill melugin last though mike yesterday he said a lot of what he sees he can't report because it's old also groups a. he told me stories and he was right. we have a sound bite of the mexican president thanking joe biden for not building an inch of the border wall which package that up and put it in a republican campaign ad for 2024, we have an illegal immigrant thanking them but the only piece missing is the drug cartels that would also be thinking president bid

stopping a car with migrants packed inside it, and tom homan joins us now. the headline i thought was worth sharing with our viewers. new york city mayor adams, says new york city mayor calls migrant surge at the border a national crisis during el paso visit. he was there over the weekend. my question, what took him so long to realize this? >> well, look, i'm no fan of mayor adams, he's a sanctuary city, so is he doing everything he can to stop illegal aliens from getting to new york city, no. if you are in new york city, get arrested for a crime, released back to the streets, not turned over to ice, you get monitor help to fight your immigration case, a driver's license, and a job, so you know, he's his own worst enemy, but i'm glad he went to the border. even some democrat politicians are speaking up about it. it's a crisis, history crisis. december numbers have not been released yet, the highest number of aliens to cross the border in a single month in the history of this nation. over a quarter million in december. >> john: and that's december as well. bu

let's see what tom homan has to say about that on the show later. in d.c., pandemonium over the documents scandal. more contentious press conferences, mass confusion over who had authority to search biden's home, and we still don't know what's in those docs or who had access. and here comes more turmoil. the debt ceiling shouting match is just beginning. the white house says the republicans are economic vandals. new zealand prime minister resigned, done in by her response to covid and crime just like some liberals here. the elon musk headline of the day, he's facing a big tax bill from california because he spent so much time in the state even though his residence is texas the. they're trying to charge him for every day that he spent many california working on tesla or spacex or twitter. and one too, a saudi businessman paid $2. 6 million for a ticket to a soccer match between the new saudi team and psg from paris. that's lionel messi's star-stud thed team. $2.6 million. what do you say? lauren: i didn't know that team. [laughter] stuart: you didn't

fox news contributor and retired acting ice director tom homan joins us now.rning. >> good morning, what did you make of that? the president went to the port of entry, he met with the people serving the migrants but he never saw any of the migrants. and then we have video of them or pictures have been cleaning up the streets the day before. they were really messy, full of trash. the next day they were clean. >> you know, i was hoping the president would go down there and make a meaningful trip. but, you know, just another political stunt. it was a photo op. he went down there to empty streets, empty migrant centers. went to the part of a border where there is a border barrier. obviously the secret service thought he was safe where there was a border barrier. get that and understand what's going on on the border. what he did is did a photo op. i'm sure he is going to announce he is running for presidency. this is nothing but a political stunt. he didn't go down there to talk about how to secure the border. what he should have done from the time he landed is apo

tom homan reports from santos palais, coming home for the very last time that the fuku ground where he made his name is a 16 year old. the smooth villa bell mirror stadium returned the central's team into a global force and himself into or hey, the king, a mark this world status, the elite military unit, which usually guards the president assigned to watch over his coffin. and then the mourners came thousands, toiling, pulse to pay the loss. respect pele had been only present in brazil for so long. it was hard for some to comprehend that he was gone. by the time i passed his coffin, i felt like crying because i knew i know that this is the last time it talked to his fate, the importance of play to a country in which the government wants declared him legally. a national treasure is, was the dream rising from childhood, shining shoes to being the embodiment of brazil's hope and joy at a time delicate, by military to take to ship abroad to he was fated an idolized as someone who made the difficult look easy and football fun for speech, as on the wall in my bedroom, watch, and he was there

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talk to chad wolf, talk to tom homan and some of the people in charge and they will tell you this was foreseen what we have right now. this is not a shock or surprise. two things can be true, as i said. we have a history of bad, we have a current of much, much worse under one president. >> it is worth pointing out that our immigration laws are passed by congress. we cannot have an administration passing executive order after executive order fixing a problem without congress. >> the executive branch is refusing to enforce the laws. >> the congress needs to pass a law written. >> they have laws. there are laws on the books. >> congress is not passing immigration law this millennial. >> harris: richard, read title eight. do your homework. >> my homework says there hasn't been -- >> harris: the president facing big legal and national security issues over those classified documents found in three different places now that we know of. the political peril is real as well. one veteran democratic strategist said to fox news it is never good when there is a special prosecutor appointed and defi

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it, former acting director of ice, fox news contributor and heritage foundation visiting fellow, tom homanning usments thank you for having me. bill: where griff is that's where they're put on buses and sent to new york city and new york's mayor is out in el paso taking a look at the border. new york city started putting up hundreds of migrants in local hotels, one of which is a luxury hotel, $500 a night and taxpayer dime and an employee went public saying, at that hotel, saying that groups of these migrants have just been trashing the hotel, drinking all day, leaving trash all over the place, some of them smoking weed. others having sex in the stairwells, and good food just being tossed out in the trash because they don't want to eat it. tom, these people are supposedly asylum seekers, you would think if you're fearing your home country or you're hungry, you're not throwing out good food. your reaction to seeing what's happening in those hotels at taxpayer expense? >> a couple of things, first of all, the taxpayers should be insulted they're releasing these people on purpose. $500 a nigh

tom homan visited the port city where there's a museum dedicated to the football legend. this is this hello nevada. hey, the king. badge. hell is private room and his own museum. he used it when doing interviews, meeting friends, claudia, on the staff here is showing us around with a photo of him with his parents say, the chair he sat in silly that was introduced as ordinary objects made somehow important by the presence of one enormously famous. i just think that is now gone to india. she got to know during her time working here at a think he was very kind, always treated every one as if it was a pleasure to say them. he was a special person. pele was more than a person, he was a brand important enough for the brazilian government to build this museum ticket on this thread. she had us up all of the foreigners used to visit the museum because hey, the king was so important. he was an idle m f. now he's buchanan marshal only in the lunar, but he was only too mortal vulnerable to begin with. it's quite fine and actually that the museum starts with the shoe. both the palais

tom homan live incense else may thanks. well, earlier i spoke to colorado julia, i see he's a sports journalist from e. s. p and brazil and has interviewed palais on numerous occasions. over the years . i began by asking him about how pavilions are united in their feelings about the plan. i would say that gala is something unanimous in, in brazil because he was loved for every orders. every france, even the fact that he grew and he came up to the war, blame for santos. he is a someone that is thrown everything we can see lives on his funeral in samples. in the lab romito, a lot of different jersey is off of their teams in brazil. now we do so of course that he was in some ways above politics, but he was of course, briefly. extraordinary minister of sports, wasn't he or what did he achieve in that role? do you think? yeah, it was in 1995 if i'm not wrong during sure none the way he could kind of those or turner as a president reveal actually he got a lot of good things for regular players. he actually stablish and help him t