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all this part of the reason the bipartisan group of lawmakers including tony gonzalez made the trip down. >> a humanitarian crisis, unclear to everybody including the 5-year-old boy, this story is not unique. >> this ahead of vice president harris's first trip abroad, she departs from guatemala and mexico to address migration out of the northern triangle, visiting the southwestern border. >> thank you. >> the health and human services says it will not shut down any facilities holding migrant children in texas despite an order from governor greg abbott. that the permit spokesperson tweeting hhs's top priorities the health and safety of children in our care. we do not intend to close any facilities as a result of the order but have it says more needs to be done. >> don't think this is ever happened before were a disaster declaration was made for border counties because of the influx of people coming across the border but i did because we are about to change the way texas addresses the challenges on the border. >> abbott issued the declaration earlier this week requiring facilities to wind

all of this part of the reason a bipartisan group of lawmakers including representative tony gonzaleze the visit down. >> it is the humanitarian crisis no matter how you look at it. it is unfair to everybody including that 5-year-old boy coming across and the story is not unique. >> this comes ahead of vice president harris's first trip abroad, she will depart monday for guatemala and mexico to address root causes of migration but no plans yet for her to visit the southern border. >> thank you. >> meanwhile the parts of health and human services will not shutdown any facilities holding migrant children in texas despite an order from governor greg abbott to hold licenses from those facilities, the department spokeswoman tweeting and part hhs's top priorities the health and safety of the children in our care. we are assessing the texas directive and do not intend to close any facilities as a result of the order but abbott says more needs to be done. >> i don't think this is ever happened before where a disaster declaration was made for border counties because of the influx of people com

. >> tony gonzalez represents the largest border district in texas. he joins us live in just moments. >> our breaking coverage begins with casey stegall. he's on the ground in el paso where the vice president is about to speak. good afternoon, casey. >> good afternoon, gillian and john. in addition to meeting with cbp agents and other boots on the ground, the vice president also having some interactions with the migrants themselves. in fact, she was able to sit down with five small children, young girls from central america who were being held at the central processing center here in el paso, which was the vp's first stop. a tour of that facility. from there, vice president harris who is also traveling with alejandro mayorkas stopped by a busy port of entry where asylum seekers are processed. there she shared some exchanges with young migrants asking what they wanted to be when they grew up. upon landing in texas this morning, as you heard, the vice president continues to defend the timing of this visit. >> the reality of it is that we have to deal wi

now texas representative tony gonzalez was here today. he says unfortunately this is not unique.er. wise house press secretary jen psaki reacted to the video. listen. >> i've seen the video. it's heart breaking. the reason we continue to be very clear, migrating to the united states put ourselves and others at risk. that's why we relaunched more efforts to build a fair immigration system including programs like the central american minors programs that allows kids eligible to apply from within country. >> representatives gonzalez and cuellar and senator cornyn and sinema are here on the ground pushing their border solutions act and warning the biden administration not to lift title 42. the pandemic-related restriction on adult migrants. greg abbott has issued a disaster declaration. while president biden is undoing the protocols, those are the trump era policies that forces asylum seekers to stay there while their cases are being heard in mexico. we're getting details about border patrol agents in mexico, agents near yuma, arizona, they were able to rescue a woman, a mexican woma

representative tony gonzalez saying unfortunately, it's not unique. we see it happen all the time to thousands and thousands of kids. something has to be done about it. this congressional delegation is here pitching their border solutions act, but also calling on president biden to make changes to his recently a newsed dedicated dockets, which will fast-track those asylum cases. watch this. >> i'm glad that the administration is taking our idea. doesn't go far enough. we have to have the judges on the border. this is where the cases are at. >> while they push their solutions, president biden is undoing the migration protection protocols, trump era policies. here on the ground, texas governor greg abbott issuing that disaster declaration along the southern border. 34 counties affected by that. he's not just dealing with the influx of migrants but the surge of drugs being moved by the cartels. a law enforcement source said there's more of the cartel than there are of us. that is incredibly scary. by the way, the congressional delegation members also tou

. >> today, bipartisan congressional delegation made up of representatives tony gonzalez, henry cuellarborder solutions. >> we thought it was and portends working together in a bipartisan why and in the senate in the house to come up with a solution that we think will contribute to to making progress. >> the group thanking the biden administration for announcing dedicated dockets to fast-track a silent case has, but called on the president to move the judges to border states. and they also won the administration not to lift title 42, pandemic related border restriction for adult migrants. >> imagine if you have a scenario like that -- talk to our men and women and blue and green and see what happens. you have to have a plan, you just don't give it of something without a plan paid >> in the meantime, president biden is undoing the migrant protection protocol, trump era policy which forced asylum-seekers to remain in mexico while their cases were being heard. while governor greg abbott issued a disaster declaration and 34 counties along the texas border, allowing him to send in more state

. >>> joining us now is republican congressman tony gonzalez of texas. congressman, thank you so much for being with us. just so viewers know, you voted for the bipartisan commission to investigate what happened on january 6. you were part of that group of members who were trying to barricade the door on january 6 to protect yourself and others there. so, i wonder if i could just get your reaction to what that judge said. >> look, january 6 was a terrible day, and it should never happen again. and we have to review that to make sure it never happens again. in the same breath, i don't wake up thinking about january 6. i don't go to bed thinking about january 6. i worry about securing our southern border. >> i get that. one more question. when your colleague andrew were said people were walking around the capitol as a tourist visit, what do you think about that? >> that was a dark day in history. i served five years in iraq and afghanistan. that day reminded me of the chaos abroad. it should never happen in our capitol. that wasn't a tourist visit. you and

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texas republican congressman tony gonzalez joins us now.o grande valley? >> a few hours in el paso isn't going to make you an expert. what she missed out was hearing from the ranchers and farmers that have had their property destroyed. hearing from the cities and counties that have had to spend the bulk of their resources fighting this crisis. hearing from the healthcare providers in the local hospitals that aren't getting reimbursed for healthcare they're providing to illegal immigrants. all these things very complex issue. you can't just parachute in and immediately learn about it. hopefully this is the first of many trips she makes to the border. >> dana: one of the things her office would say she said she will focus on root causes and she has gone to guatemala and then done this trip to el paso and that that's the root cause and she is trying to figure that out. do you think it's actually the root cause? is she hitting the mark? >> i think it's great she is focusing on the root cause. the root cause is this administration back in februa

hughley, tony gonzalez, and deon cole will also share their thoughts on the joys and, face it, challengesife possible in all the successes that i -- that i now have been able to receive, i think it's an opportunity to shine a big, bright spotlight on black fathers. >> sure is. "honoring our kings: a black dad conversation" premieres saturday night at 8:00 on own and discovery-plus. anything that addresses the stereotypes around dads and black dads in particular, i'm all in favor of it. >> yeah. >> amen, tony. >> it's not an easy job for sure. >>> all right. my story involves a fishing boat that almost sank off the coast of chile because of some unexpected visitors. take a look. dozens of sea lions tried to board this boat last weekend. why? they were trying to escape from a pack of killer whales, orcas that were hunting them. the desperate sea lions and they're trashing around the boat came close to sinking the boat which was already, as i mentioned, loaded full of sardines from a haul that the crew had made. the crew actually had to push the sea lions off with sticks. the boat eventually

as a bipartisan group of lawmakers yesterday traveled to the border including tony gonzalez. >> it isitarian crisis however you want to look at it. it is unfair to everybody, including that 5-year-old boy that is coming across. this story is not unique. >> all of this comes ahead of vice president harris's trip abrought. she departs monday for guatemala and mexico but no plans to visit the southwestern border. >> bill: griff jenkins. >> let's bring in brandon judd president of the national border patrol council. sir, thank you for being with us. want to pull up on screen now a photo. this is migrants being detained after being caught inside that tanker getting smuggled across the southern border. when you look at photos like this, what do you see? do you see undocumented migrants breaking the law, criminally sneaking into the u.s. or do you see victims of human trafficking and human smuggling? >> we see victims of human trafficking and smuggling. we can go back and look time and time again when these smugglers put these people in dangerous situations oftentimes it comes with tragedy o

the border solutions act that has been proposed by a democrat, henry square lar, a republican tony gonzalezman, henry cuellar has done yeoman's work to have the resources, the personnel, the kind of attention that is required to resolve this issue. we created four detention centers in most acute areas along the border from mcallen, to el paso. 250 judges to adjudicate a lot of cases quicker. to pried incentives to make legal channels to divert illegalities that are happening in a way that is productive for america and strengthens our borders. neil: daniel, as far as i understand it, adjudication a lot of cases they're being adjudicated here in the u.s., not of mexico which was the case under president trump. how is that process going. >> yeah. our system is overwhelmed at this point. your reporter was talking about surge at the border. we're at over 121,000 single adults who have entered year-to-date illegally. that is up from 44,000 in 2019. what that does of course, bring along with it unaccompanied minors that have overwhelmed the system. right now at this point we still have 15,000 mine

senator from arizona, another border state as well as i and the congressman from laredo and a tony gonzalez who represents the 23rd congressional district have been produced a bipartisan bicameral bill to introduce tools to the border patrol and those government officials responsible for dealing with a surge to try to begin to mitigate some of the factors. i realize that you are probably not in immigration specialist. you are a law enforcement officer, and you deal with investigating and prosecuting people for crimes. but you mentioned the fact that this is not only having an impact on the border patrol themselves but also on the border a communities. including the local sheriff's and police departments. are they seeing an increase in crimeol and other offenses as a result of the fact that they are not just children coming across but they are actually sex offenders and people that have committed numerous crimes for which they've been convicted but they mix themselves and with these other migrants that are coming for other reasons, and are those threats to local communities and to the united

friends on the other side of the capitol, congressman henry cuellar, democrat from laredo texas and tony gonzalezrom the 24rd district. the four of us spent time, a lot of time listening to the men and women who are committed to safeguarding our border and those who care for the migrants and those who live in these border communities. there are a lot of people out there who will talk about what's happening at the border, who have never actually been there. so how in the world would they possibly know? they inaccurately characterize border communities as unsafe, lawless places. that's not true. they vil niez the border patrol and other law enforcement agencies like i.c.e., immigrations and customs enforcement. remember the abolish i.c.e. slogans? they're criticizing these public servants for actually enforcing the laws that congress has passed. congress passed those laws. these brave men and women are simply executing the laws that congress itself has passed. well, unfortunately, there's a lot of talk here in washington by people who offer blanket solutions that have nothing to do or very little w

-- anti-trumper anthony gonzalez out there? tony has got to go. tony's got to go. tony's got to go.ove it, love it. look, we have something very special tonight. who is looking forward to hearing from america's greatest president? the 45th president of the united states? donald j. trump. [applause] love that guy, love him. after working alongside president trump for five years, i can tell you that man loves ohio. president trump delivered for america and he delivered for us. that is what makes him so great. he negotiated historic trade deals that held china accountable and brought jobs back to america. he built a beautiful wall to secure our southern border. that is right. he ended the disastrous catch and release policy which forced law enforcement to dump criminals into our country. for the first time in four years, guess what. this country, the u.s., was energy independent. sadly, we have quickly gone from america first, common sense, to joe biden's america last nonsense. honestly, joe biden's first few months would be a little less bad if it weren't for the fact that we have rep

from arizona, nord border state senator and i as well as henry, the congressman from laredo and tony gonzalez who represents the 23rd congressional district, a bill to provide additional tools to border patrol and those government officials responsible for dealing with this surge to try to begin to mitigate some of the poll factors. i realize you're probably not an immigration specialist, you're a law enforcement officer and deal with investigating and prosecuting people for crimes, but you mentioned the fact that this is not only having an impact on the border patrol themselvesrs but also on the border communities, including the local sheriffs and police departments and are they seeing an increase in crime and other offenses as a result of the fact that there are not just children coming across but actually sex offenders, people who have committed numerous crimes for which they've been convicted but they mix themselves in with these other mygrants coming for other reasons, are those threats to local communities and the united states in your opinion? there has been an increase that we have no

tony betrayed us. it won't be the last. don't let him hoodwink you again, folks. anthony gonzalezoted for amnesty for millions of illegal immigranted. he betrayed us by voting alongside nancy pelosi again and again. it goes on. anthony gonzalez voted to keep our troops in endless wars in the middle east, instead of bringing them home to their families where they all belong. i don't care what nancy pelosi says. i don't care what the d.c. swamp says or what the media says. i don't care what all turncoat tony's pacs say. i care what all of you here say tonight. that is what matters. [applause] >> if you make your voice heard in the midterm election, anthony gonzalez's political career will look a lot like his professional football career. he will go from an all-star recruit to out in four short years. ohio's 16th district deserves better. we deserve a champion for the common sense america first agenda that has delivered for the buckeye state. in congress, i will protect and prioritize american jobs. i will fight for the same type of trade deals president trump fought for. the same on

gonzÁlez y maity interiano. tambiÉn estÁn ana marÍa canseco, tony andrades y johnny lozada.llo fuera a quitarse ese tatuaje. uno se lo veÍa venir. hacerse un tatuaje es un compromiso fuerte. la relaciÓn, si bien Él estaba muy ilusionado, no durÓ mucho. me dicen que duele mÁs quitarse el tatuaje o tratar de arreglarlo que hacÉrselo. tony: es que no se quita permanentemente. eli angÉlica: hay que entender que un tatuaje es para toda la vida. harÁ gala de tropezar con una piedra dos veces. ni modo. carlos: y hablando de estas costumbres raras de lupillo, ¿quÉ me dices, anita, de la pedida de mano en mitad del velorio? ana marÍa: acabamos de escuchar la pedida de mano de christian nodal, y el contraste de pedida de mano en el velorio del papÁ de la chica. yo creo que mÁs que nada lupillo quiso que se sintiera mal en un momento de dolor. pero el momento no... carlos: no quedÓ del todo bien. quÉ folclÓrica saliÓ toda esta nota. nos morimos de ganas de saber quÉ te pusiste en ese tatuaje de belinda! que esas tres horas de dolor hayan sido menos que el dolor que te causÓ perderla. v

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. >> the white house did not release a weekly address this week, however representative tony gonzalez delivered the gop weekly address from his district in texas, which includes about 800 miles of the u.s.-mexico border. representative gonzales: hi there. i have probably represented texas since 2013 debbie house of representatives. i am honored to deliver this week's republican address. for months now, and this week in particular, we have heard some incredibly concerning comments on our border crisis from the biden administration, comments made by kamala harris and the lack of presence at our border communities. i represent communities along the border. over 70% of my constituents are proud hispanic americans. our border communities are hurting now more than ever. the surge of people traveling illegally into the united states has created unprecedented challenges for law enforcement officers, farmers, ranchers, small business owners, and, sadly, my communities have an abandoned by the current administration. i speak of farmers and ranchers who have had waterlines cut, fences destroyed.