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el presidente nominÓ al jefe de la policÍa de tucson para que sirva como comisionado de la oficina dea migratorio. reportera: esta nominaciÓn necesita la aprobaciÓn del senado. ilia: el gobierno de mÉxico ya tenÍa soldados desplegados en su frontera sur. quÉ es lo que cambia y si tuvo efecto en la regiÓn, en lo que ocurre en la frontera. reportera: sÍ, lo que cambia que habrÁ mÁs militarizaciÓn en la frontera sur. segÚn la casa blanca los soldados que protegen la frontera de mÉxico han logrado duplicar diariamente la detenciÓn de inmigrantes que tratarÁn de llegar a los estados unidos. jorge: muchas gracias, el niÑo wilton que encontraron llorando en texas, hablÓ por telÉfono con su tÍo. Él fue que pagÓ al secuestrador del menor para que lo crucen. el pequeÑo de 10 aÑos se encuentra en albergue migratorio. le contÓ a su tÍo cÓmo lo pasaba. >> cÓmo se encuentra? estÁ estudiando? cÓmo estÁ? >> estoy estudiando. [ininteligible] jorge: la madre fue secuestrada junto con el niÑo, tras ser deportados de los estados unidos. se desconoce si la seÑora continÚa en manos de los captores o fue li

it's through the reservation in tucson.on to a soft-sided facility in tucson. i can't think of any other best way to use this is to have some of the national guardsmen perhaps work in the soft-sided facility so the agents can get back and do the line work. >> neil: you know what i noticed? i don't know what applies to the border along arizona, but that many are coming through these holes or gaps in the fence or the wall that was under construction until biden came in office and stopped it. he wouldn't provide additional funds. do you have a rough idea how many are coming in via that, the holes in the wall? >> well, when you're looking at the numbers, you're looking at over 150,000 here to date that have got-away as cross the united states. so that is a hugh -- a big number. when people turn them in and get released with no consequences, then you have to know that the people that are desperate enough to come across and not want to be detected, toes are your hardened criminals. nobody talks about that. you have a lot of indiv

oscar gÓmez nos informa desde tucson.lo estÉn haciendo bien. en lo que escuchamos en el pasado que lo pone en oficinas donde no habÍan baÑos. >> es servicio de inmigraciÓn y control de aduanas en estados unidos dijo que proporcionarÁ alojamiento temporal de emergencia y procesara a las familias puestas bajo su custodia a travÉs de un contrato a corto plazo con una compaÑÍa con base en texas. en el pasado eran las iglesias la que asistÍan a los inmigrantes. >> y abramos mucho dinero al gobierno. porque ellos, ahora estÁn pagando hoteles. Ésos hoteles ella nuestras casas. >> el acuerdo de 86.9 millones de dÓlares permite a las familias quedas en el hotel donde recibirÁn pruebas de coronavirus. atenciÓn mÉdica, y contarÁn con asesorÍa legal sobre proceso migratorio. >> no tenemos infraestructura. entonces, no se puede. >> en la frontera de yuma voluntarios pusieron un centro de ayuda provisional en un estacionamiento, donde llegan los autobuses de migraciÓn con las familias. la patria feliz acaba de informar que vana con—— a

host: there is a headline from tucson weekly, bite into nominate chris magnus as head of border patrol. what we know about chief magnus, and why did the president select him? guest: he has been chief in tucson and also in a city in michigan and in the bay area, i think richmond, california. he is known as a progressive law enforcement official. he has been critical of the border wall, for example, and many trump policies. he was picked because he has that proximity, from tucson, about 70 to 80 miles north, and that proximity gives him the ability to say hey, i deal with the flow of the folks coming through my community. not up against the border, but i deal with the flow coming through my community, so i have a familiarity. and he matches the president's progressive approach to immigration in terms of opposing much of what the trump administration did. host: let's go to akron, ohio. terry on the independent line. caller: i was wondering, what is the definition of an unaccompanied minor? and it's strange, how does a seven or eight-year-old get from central america all the way up to the

the tucson sector, they're leading the country. it's scary. >> charles: you mentioned the unaccompanied children. those numbers are mind boggling. now we're getting different videos. we saw the two children that were dropped from the top of the fence. then yesterday in the rio grande area, a 10-year-old buy himself sobbing. that was caught on video. speculation, rumors that the biden administration reconsidering adding to the wall. maybe to try to figure out a public relations angle to go at it before they do it. how effective would that be coupled with the things that jordan talked about like the remain in mexico policy? >> all of those issues are important that if you put them in place we will help this problem tremendously. people have to know what policies work. they shouldn't care where they came from or who thought of them first. at the end of the day, when we're looking at illegal immigration, gang members. it's tremendous the amount of drugs. shouldn't matter which political party came up with the idea. we should work toget

tucson last month apprehended 80,000, 12,000 got away. the majority here are mexican adult males, according to cbp, 38% were previously deported. typically a large group will cross and disperse. agencies catch some, not others. here a group is loaded into a horse trailer providing the opportunity for other groups to cross elsewhere. >> it's like some of these agents are handcuffed and doing their job. >> why here? >> the indian reservation. almost the size of connecticut the landscape remote, rugged and smugglers exploit operational restrictions. >> there are certain things you cannot do on the reservation. >> tribe maintains this is sacred land. >> the federal government's continued destruction of our religious and cultural resources and nothing less the bull dozing of our church ground and our cemeteries. >> this is a popular crossing point with migrants. this is the warning they have as they enter the senor i can't dessert. be careful. don't expose your life to the elements, it's not worth it. >> there is no indian villages of 12 miles

as soon as the lock can happen, i think when we're supposed to be at the tucson festival of books, it was that we get everything shut down. i started reading about everyday on instagram. meghan cox gurdon is my handle, or whatever it is, , my name, my handle. >> your handle. >> my handle. anybody who wants go back can go listen to those come but it gave shape to my days to have reading aloud be an expected part of my day. i gather it was useful to others as well. it's a good second-best to read through technology, right? >> you have given our viewers a few different great suggestions and tips for starting a continuing this with the people in their lives. just start, do it, do it now, make as much time for as you can. any other tips that you want people to share or things that you learn along the way about, really just committing to this practice and being dedicated to it day after day? >> yes. i i will tell you there is a sty at the very end of the book, the last chapter of the book, about what happened when three children, they went from no reading aloud reading about every day for t

tucson's largest school district , tucson unified school district, is still working to identify how many kids have fallen off the radar. that means a number of unaccounted for children is likely much higher then the 1160 number coming out of the other school districts across the county. tucson unified school districts have had an enrollment decline of 2600 students since this time last year. the reason i bring this up is because what we've talked about, we need to get kids back in school. in arizona, migraine kids go to a charter school, and guess what, there charter school has been open almost the entire time, and they have not had a covert outbreak. also, because some of the district schools would not reopen, parents have been very creative and they are doing these micro-schools, so even though they are paying all the taxes, the property taxes, everything to the school, they are hiring their own teacher. some parents get together and hire their own teacher. that's why what mr. deangelis says is so important. i guess i want to give my last 15 seconds to you, mr. deangelis. i took up mos

. >> former tucson police officer says the people using dante right's death don't care about justice. >> reporter: it is an excuse for people to be lawless and ridiculous, the dummies of our society we see on display out here burning their own communities and spilling out of the stores and don't care about dante's life or police or black lives, none of this is about the preservation of life as far as americans of african descent. we saw with one of the leaders, millions of dollars of property in majority white areas. what a complete hypocrite. i hope people can see this on display they are not operating like martin luther king or bob woodson would do. people who have integrity and said we stand up for our rights and justice, but we are not going to trash our community and ruin the reputation of an entire swath of people in the country. >> the unrest in minnesota is also happening under the backdrop of derek chauvin's murder trial, he is charged in the death of george floyd almost one year ago. president biden is open to negotiating his infrastructure plan after meeting with a bipartis

serving the city of tucson since 2016.ask force on 21st century policing. it comes as the biden administration faces growing pressure to expand capacity to house and care for unaccompanied minors as "the new york times" predicts the number of children in federal custody will be 35,000 by june. >> trace: i'm trace gallagher for bill hemmer. it comes as fox news is getting a look at the conditions at the u.s./mexico border where we're seeing more and more nicole malliotakis last hour. watch. >> the real issue here is that the president has turned over the borders to the cartels. the smugglers and cartels are making billions, billions of dollars profiting off smuggling individuals and the president has incentivized this. >> dana: let's bring in former acting ice director tom homan. let's ask you about the breaking news. personnel, policy. the biden administration finally announcing who they would like to nominate to run customs and border protection, a police chief in tucson, arizona. i don't know if you're familiar with that

, un equipo de la patrulla fronteriza tuvo que rescatar a un joven inmigrante en una zona seca de tucsons a méxico donde hay crisis también en ciudades fronterizas y francisco nos tiene la historia de una mujer que aún con heridas de balas fuera deportada. >> ella y su familia huyeron de guatemala por la violencia y pobreza. >> mataron a mi esposo, me querían matar a mí y lo mataron a él y me balacearon mi hijo tiene escarcha de bala acá. >> ella recibió 7 balazos, así malherida, esta mujer su suegra, dos cuñadas y menores de edad se entregaron a las autoridades. >> feliz estar con ellos, gracias que los pude ver. >> dos días después de haber cruzado la frontera. >> le dije ¿por qué m ellevan de regreso para améxico? te vas, me dijeron ¿qué no me van a apoyar? esas son las leyes lo único que me respondieron. >> la encontramos con su familia. >> me curaron las heridas, pero solo me subieron al carro y me trajeron de regreso. >> los abogados de inmigración están consternados pero no sorprendidos. >> es inhumano y da vergüenza. >> muchos hombres solteros están siendo regresados a ciudades f

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he wasol sick because he has tucson maybe 70 or 80 miles north of the border there in arizona. in the proximity, gives them the ability to say, i deal with the flow of this folks coming through my community. but it deal with the flow coming through my community so i've been familiarity and he matches for the presidents progressive approach to immigration in terms of a posing much of what the trump administration did it. >> this go to ohio with terry an independent line pretty. guest: i was just wondering what is the definition of unaccompanied minor. and how does like a seven or eight -year-old kid from central america all the way up to the border of the united states. do they have an adult bringing them there is dropping them off and then when they get there, and are headed over to the authorities in the united states, do they have parents or illegals the try to get them into the united states. just kind of on that little bit more. he thinks pretty. >> overall really good questions. stephen: in the coming minor is a juvenile, the video shows up with 17 or younger. there are so

migratorios, el gobierno federal luciÓ la apertura del nuevo centro de procesamiento de migrantes en tucson instalaciones son similares a las que ya funcionan en texas y que ya superan su mÁxima capacidad. las fuertes tormentas que azotaron en las Últimas horas el norte de texas causaron graves daÑos en viviendas como se puede apreciar . en algunas Áreas los granizos eran del tamaÑo de una pelota de golf. >> todavÍa falta junio y julio. falta bastante, pero este es el primero. patricia: daÑos a viviendas y vehÍculos. las Áreas mÁs afectadas por la tormenta se localizaron en el norte de fort hood. finalmente la travesÍade jonathan, el niÑo guatemalteco de la eterna sonrisa terminÓ. cumpliÓ su sueÑo de llegar a estados unidos acompaÑado por su papÁ con el fin de recibir tratamiento mÉdico. socorro a uno con uno de los doctores. socorro: despuÉs de una travesÍa de 18 horas desde que salieron de su pueblo, ya notan y su papÁ por fin tocaron tierra estadounidense la visa de ingreso le llegÓ dos dÍas antesde la tan esperada cita mÉdica. jonathan llegÓ a tiempo para poder ser atendido por los mÉdi

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and nominated tucson, arizona, chief chris magness to lead cbp. an outspoken critic of president trump supporter policies. >> the climate resulting from the current rhetoric and crackdown on immigrants undermines trust and imposes major challenges to police officers. to >> the biden administration is pressing for more funding to address problems in the northern triangle. el salvador, guatemala, and honduras. president biden text vice president kamala harris to lead efforts with those countries. republicans are inviting her to tour the border region. arizona's attorney general says he has gotten no response. in mission, texas. rich edson, fox news. >> bret: up next, iran blames israel for sabotage at one of the nuclear facilities. we will show you. first with some of the fox affiliates around the country covering tonight. fox 2 and san francisco come to gunga san francisco public school students return after a year of distance learning. and closed classroom size at 22 and have children eat lunch in those classrooms. they are also clear partitions b

tucson sector alone this year so far we're at over 41,000. they lead the country in gotaways. those numbers are much more scary. those are the individuals that you have no clue who they are. you have no clue where they are coming from. or their intentions. they don't have good intentions because they've gone the extra steps to make sure they don't get caught. that's a domino effect. agents are being put in positions like the unaccompanied juvenile camps to be able to sort out all that paperwork. so now other individuals are coming through with the drugs, the cartels. it is a bon anz yeah for that. >> it is difficult to catch them because you have such a huge glut of people and human beings coming across in the other areas, art. what is this like for the people in the border patrol who in many cases are no longer at the checkpoints, right? they've been pulled off the checkpoints. >> it is very frustrating because you are trying to go out there. they are doing their job and they are very good at it. but they need help with policies. they need help with some of the things that we

tucson last month apprehended 80000, 12000 got away.jority here are mexican adult males, according to cbp 30% were previously deported. typically a large group will cross and disburse an agent because some but not others and hear a group is loaded into a horse trailer providing an opportunity for other groups to cross elsewhere. >> it's almost like these agents are handcuffed and doing their jobs. >> why here? the indian reservation almost the size of connecticut in the landscape remote, rugged and smugglers exploit operational restrictions. >> there are certain things you cannot do on the reservation. >> the tribe maintains this a sacred land the federal government's continued destruction of our religious and cultural resources and nothing less are the bulldozing of our church grounds and are cemeteries. >> this is a popular crossing with migrants and this is a warning they have as they enter the sonora desert. be careful, don't expose your life to the elements, it's not worth it. >> does no indian village within 12 miles. >> breezy ni

it's in the tucson area, second only to the rio grande valley. along the wall there, we could literally see traces of where people recently crossed. there are multiple places where barbed wire was cut, where we could see clothing, backpacks, robes hanging from the barbed wire where people climbed over the wall. we witnessed two people being apprehended by border patrol. there were two young men from mexico. they told us they came to the u.s. to find work, to provide for their families. ayman, the numbers here, they have doubled since january. but the sheriff tells me that while the numbers are increasing, the border patrol resources that they rely on here are declining. i want you to take a listen to just some of what sheriff danells had to say. >> what's going on in texas and other parts, we've lost a lot of our federal support, checkpoints, federal border patrol stations. the resources we had a year ago, six months ago are no longer with us. where we were just four months ago and where we're at today is night and day. it truly is. we watch the

in 2011, giffords was shot in the head outside of tucson. eighteen others were also shot. six died. in the years since, giffords has become known as a fierce advocate to end gun violence, and for her own quest to build a very rich life and rewire her brain in spite of the traumatic brain injuries she suffered. the newshour was invited to see a day in her life in a story that connects science and music with pure grit and joy. jeffrey brown reports for our arts and culture series, canvas. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brown: a recent lesson on the french horn. it's known as a difficult instrument to play and master, and for this amateur musician, it represents a kind of miracle. when did you start playing the french horn? >> i was 13 years old. >> brown: and why did you choose the french horn? >> it's so difficult. i loved the challenge. the music filled me up inside. >> brown: ten years ago, gabrielle ¡gabby' giffords was shot at close range at a meeting with constituents outside a supermarket. the bullet entered near her left eye and passed through the left side of her brain before exiting at the

nbc news's dashya burns is live in tucson, arizona, with this exclusive and compelling story.s through what happened. >> reporter: eamon, we've all seen those heartbreaking images of children in custody. imagine being one of their parents. earlier this week, we met a mother name andreas from venezuela and fled her home country after receiving threats on her life. her little boy soon followed, but they were separated when they crossed the border and yuan phillippe was deemed an unaccompanied minor. for a week, aundrea had no idea where her son was. she made desperate phone calls and went to border patrol headquarters in tucson where she thought her son might be. she flagged down police cars, but ultimately returned back home to california with no information. she then received a call from cbd to calm down her child because he wouldn't stop crying and refused to get on a bus. she had that phone call with him. she then received another call from health and human services telling her that her son wouldn't stop crying, wouldn't eat, wouldn't sleep. you can imagine how distraught th

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he currently serves as chief of police in tucson, arizona. this new position does require confirmation by the u.s. senate. >>> disgrace hollywood mogul harvey weinstein is fighting extradition back to california to answer to a new indictment on nearly a dozen counts of sexual assault. at a virtual hearing in buffalo, new york, his lawyer cited a paperwork technicality. he is already serving a 23 year sentence in erie county for and sexual assault. >>> a relative of the southern california woman accused of killing her three young children says liliana coria had not been well since giving birth to her second child they were found dead in an apartment this weekend. their mother later arrested in kern county. relatives say she had been in a bitter custody battle with the children's father and had taken them from the couple's northern california home back in february. >> life is destroyed, the family is destroyed. these poor babies are gone. it didn't have to be like this. >> they got a court order for emergency custody back on march 4th but it wa

apprehensions in the tucson area are dominated by single adult mexican males and they're turning a town >> entry gotaways, migrants detected crossing the border usually by a camera, sensor or tore but not caught. three reasons why. one, right here. this is where the fence ends. so hundreds can get through and they're hard to track. why? this is the indian reservation. almost the size of connecticut. it is remote, rugged, very few roads. long distances make catching and transporting everyone nearly impossible. here a group crosses and get picked up by a horse trailer, because it is indian land it is deemed mostly sacred. many areas that agents simply can't go. >> there are certain things you can't do on the reservation. certain roads you can't drag. certain areas you can't climb. certain areas you can't take your vehicle. there are spots, it is almost like some of these agents are handcuffed in doing their job. >> federal government's continued destruction of our religious and cultural resources and bulldozing of our church grounds and cemeteries. >> last month tucson recorded 12,000 got

he's currently serving as police chief in tucson, but magnus developed a reputation here as a progressive police leader. during in time in richmond the number of shootings and killings fell dramatically and he's worked hard to bridge the gap between the police department and the community. we know magnus will be nominated for sure, but several news outlets are also speculating president biden will tap sippedy mccain to be the united states abd to the u.n. world food program. cindy mccain, of course, the wife of the late great senator john mccain. president biden is meeting virtually with silicon valley leaders to discuss the chip crisis. the ceos of intel and google and hp among the leaders who will answer the president's questions. the worldwide chip shortage is a matter of national security. we import most of our chips, even chips that go into military weapons as well as chips that go into cars and other consumer goods. marcus, both ford and general motors, as you know, to stop some production of some makes of cars recently because they couldn't obtain the chips that they needed. it is

it's part of this tucson sector which is one of the busiest for border patrol apprehension second onlygrande valley facing a record migrant surge, arizona's governor deploying the national guard. >> u.s. border patrol is overwhelmed. >> reporter: declaring a state of emergency in multiple counties we were there with sheriff's deputies along the border as these two men were apprehended by border patrol we asked them why they came to the united states. to work. to provide for my family one man told us. in march border patrol seeing a 20-year high in the number of migrants they've encountered crossing the border. >> to hear them leaving their camouflage on the fence as they try to come across. >> reporter: the sheriff mark daniels tells us as the number of migrants in air zone ma is soaring. the border patrol help is being diverted to deal with the surge of unaccompanied children elsewhere. >> reporter: what do resources look like? >> we've lost a lot of our federal support, reassigned for child care, processing, things like that. >> reporter: around 23,000 children are now in u.s. custod

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resources needed so the county drives asylum seekers two and a half hours to the nearest shelter in tucson. >> so when we went from one to two drops a day, we had volunteer burnout and it turned from i'm willing to pitch in for a few hours to this is a full- time job. >> reporter: volunteers give them food and a covid test. in the last week and a half nearing 300 asylum seekers arrived in this town of about 4,000. were you guys ready for this? >> this is not the first time we've had to come together to solve a unique problem that hit suddenly. >> reporter: data contained by cbs news says in march c.d.p. apprehended an average of 5,000 people a day. we met a mother of two from venezuela at a shelter. she was separated from her son eleven days ago. the family had never been separated before? >> you got to this country of freedoms and you have been separated. >> no! >> reporter: today one family reunion. these asylum seekers from cuba had been apart two weeks, now they can take next steps toward asylum together. we've seen bus loads arriving here at casa alitas but these families are the exce

. >> reporter: in the past border patrol would take them to tucson. now they don't have the legal authority to do so. the small town with little resources mobilized to handle the influx of asylum seekers coming their way. were you guys even ready for this? >> this is not the first time we've had to come together as a community to solve a unique problem that hits suddenly. >> i was going to say, first thing you thought, take water in the desert, help other people. >> reporter: 82-year-old jose castillo says the volunteers who usually leave water for the migrants in the deadly desert are shifting gears to help asylum seekers along their journey. volunteers provide food and water and test asylum seekers for covid. separating out positive cases. the county then uses these vans to transport them to tucson where there's housing and other available resources. jose andres from venezuela arrived at this shelter in tucson. >> i like in future. a better future. >> reporter: back in aho, cooper says he's already seeing volunteer fatigue. >> so when we went from o

he currently serves as chief of police in tucson, arizona. magnus will have to be confirmed by the senate before taking the job. dante wright shooting did affect the ongoing trial of derek chauvin, the former minneapolis police officer accused of murder in the death of george floyd. but the judge denied a request to sequester. the jury at least for now. george floyd's brother took the stand yesterday as a prosecution near the end of the case. and felicia bolton has the latest from minneapolis. >> if you need a moment. and taking through tears and family photos. george floyd's brother testified >> the lotus floyd spoke of the close connection. his brother had with their mother. when we went to the funeral. >> its joe has just said that the casket he was just a mom. >> over the would he says floyd was a leader and athlete who played football and basketball at stance of lee in high school then received a scholarship for college. you >> make sure we had a close the school he may. should they. we all we're going to to school on time as the trial e

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decrying the biden ministration some hope perhaps chris magnus who is the current police chief in tucson arizona was noted as a big critic of trumpet ministration era policies he's seen as a as a liberal as someone who is something more open to a less punitive approach to migration although all of these terms got relatively new talking about law enforcement officials and then also interestingly. who bit u.s. citizenship and immigration services she's also someone who wants to take on asylum it's the asylum the asylum system is very pretty broken in the united states right now in fact as i said biden isn't even allowing most asylum seekers to claim asylum out in fact just on friday we got this very quickly this report that said biden is on track to accept the fewest refugees this year of any modern president including trump according to the international rescue committee so we'll be looking at those appointees very carefully to see how things are going to change indeed for the update that sort of she had 3 times the force in washington d.c. . at least $34.00 moderates including children h

ron why, as a lawyer, a few years of experience working at a firm in sierra vista not too far from tucson along the mexican border, he had a successful practice the. at one time was able to get a guy off death row in the appeal, he helped a man file. he was doing pretty well, he wasn't very well liked by the prosecutors in town but he had all the makings of being a successful lawyer and with his background he could have gone to any firm i would think and it the united states. he did go to sierra vista in 1984 he mysteriously disappeared and i can't say for certain what made him, if he was inciting incident but i was able and reporting people, to find he wrote to the editor a few weeks before he disappeared in which he mentioned people who can do what they want to whom they want, when they wanted how they want but i think that really was another eureka moment for me, it seemed as though he was writing about himself. i think earlier on in his life there were hints -- obviously he was a brilliant guy and loved to make mischief and see what he could get away with. like most financial crimes a

there is currently a change in leadership at cvp, president biden just name tucson arizona police chief chris magnus to be the commissioner and that is notable because as i said he anti-trump, anti-against a lot of the president's hard-line border policies so what is your reaction to him being in charge of cvp now? >> i did not see this coming. one of the things border sheriff do, we push on relationships. i know chief magnus, i worked with him on a couple things, i've not worked with him on any border related issues. is cities just north of my county and i've not worked with him on border issues. he's not one that has been done on the border working with local chefs and others so i don't know. this was a curve ball on this one so we hope he works with us in relationship with us because there's a lot of issues, the border is a crisis right now so we need somebody that can lead with sheriff's, with communities and hope you can do that. >> keep us posted on that front which i want to talk about policy. the biden administration just security deal with mexico, honduras and guatemala so that

host: there is a headline from tucson weekly, bite into nominate chris magnus as head of border patrolat we know about chief magnus, and why did the president select him? guest: he has been chief in tucson and also in a city in michigan and in the bay area, i think richmond, california. he is known as a progressive law enforcement official. he has been critical of the border wall, for example, and many trump policies. he was picked because he has that proximity, from tucson, about 70 to 80 miles north, and that proximity gives him the ability to say hey, i deal with the flow of the folks coming through my community. not up against the border, but i deal with the flow coming through my community, so i have a familiarity. and he matches the president's progressive approach to immigration in terms of opposing much of what the trump administration did. host: let's go to akron, ohio. terry on the independent line. caller: i was wondering, what is the definition of an unaccompanied minor? and it's strange, how does a seven or eight-year-old get from central america all the way up to the bord

he's former chief of tucson, arizona. he was member of president obama's police task force. congresswoman beatty. i hope you heard our conversation. she's saying there has to be a better way. she's not in a place where she's ready to accept that was the right way. that was the only outcome to happen was to see the officer arrives on the scene and four bullets in the 16-years-old's chest. what do you think of the officer's actions? >>. >> the officer was placed in a terrible situation. i am not arguing the anger and the frustration and the pain and hurt that's going on in the community. however, i think we have to be realistic. everyone can sit there and say there has to be a better way. when the officer got there, it was immediate explosive situation in 11 seconds. there was an attack in the other girl that was pushed down and attacked with a knife. she immediately went towards the young woman up against the vehicle and the officer in my opinion had no other resources to stop that threat. tasers don't always work. it was just a terrible situation but i believe the police off

. >> the tucson sector is up to over 45000 got a ways, would you start looking at the individuals thateople that have gotten away from us this year. >> i think president biden does not care, i think he plans on admitting between 2 - 3000000 illegal immigrants into our country this year. this is dangerous, the border patrol told me at least people from 55 countries have already come in, people from all over the world getting to mexico and flooding in. liz: you have ten seconds congressman, ten seconds. >> all i can say president biden it's incomprehensible what this man is doing and he needs to listen to the american people he needs to reimplement these things he has to secure this border. liz: got it, thank you so much we appreciated. i am elizabeth macdonald you been watching "the evening edit", we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪

magnus currently serves as the police chief of tucson, arizona. supporter of sanctuary cities. >>> president biden pushing for his so-called infrastructure bill, and it sounds as if he's willing to compromise a little on increased taxes for corporations. the president holding a meeting at the bathroom yesterday. he said the chip shortage was part of what he wanted to fix with berlt. >> it's not remotely target toward what americans think they're getting when politicians campaign on infrastructure. but instead of coming up with a better bill, democrats have decided it's the english language that has to change. they're embarking on an orwellian campaign to convince anybody that any government policy whatsoever can be labeled infrastructure. >> we need to build the infrastructure of today, not repair the one of yesterday. and the plan i propose is going to create millions of jobs, rebuild america, protect our supply chains and revitalize american manufacturing. >> both parties have a hand in this distraction that is the argument over the word "infras

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this morning she is in tucson which is the next step in their journey. [ inaudible ] >> this couple is finally reunited nearly two weeks after they entered the country. >> you were hoping that you would get asylum, but you didn't expect that they were going to separate you? [ speaking foreign language ] the couple from cuba plans to meet family in orlando but is currently staying at the nonprofit shelter in tucson. federal space to hold asylumseekers is limited because of covid. enter given notices to appear and then released. for many, the next step is a shelter like this one. >> volunteers right here are organizing hygiene kits for everybody. >> this program manager says the organization's role providing essentials and helping them connect with family has become even more important. >> asylum will always be a need, and there should be some level of government to support this work. >> this border patrol person says arrests are up 206%. he's worried about the summer months ahead. >> they meet with their smugglers who tell them that it could be a one hour or two-hour work and that one g

and then in tucson 237% i should say. in tucson 83%.nity will take it personally. did president trump disabuse politicians of that? do you think democrats understand that president trump was able to pick up hispanic support because he was tough on the border? do you see it the same way? >> >> this is the way i see it my family fled communism. first generation. so many come to this country because the rule of law means something. it means we all are treated equally. you play by the rules. you can get ahead no matter how are and where you come from. when you have the biden administration undermining this notion when they get to pick and choose which laws apply which people. when they get to unilaterally rewrite federal law and regulation. people understand it's not fair or right. not fair to anybody who has played by the rules as so many other immigrants have especially in the past. i think that if we as republicans we are a particulate and defend our principles. when we talk about the rule of law and how important that consistency is, i

and former tucson, arizona, police officer, brandon tatum.y get both for being with us tonight. >> thank you, shannon. >> and brandon come i want to start with you as a former law-enforcement officer yourself. what you make of the lay of the land right now and what we are asking officers to walk into every day. we asked them to risk their lives, they walk into difficult decisions when they have to make split-second decisions and are now under new scrutiny and in some cases, that is warranted. but what is it like for the men and women in uniform right now? >> they are making this an impossible job to actually work, they want you to be a superhero where you feel like you have to go out and be perfect and you can't, there's no mistakes to be made. they want to ask of those magical training you can give police officers that would stop criminals from pulling guns on them or resisting arrest. i think they are sitting in a landscape of degrading law enforcement which is going to cause a lot of law enforcement officers to not apply, people who are in