u.s. customs and border protection. the purpose of today's briefing is to announce enforcement actions for the month of february and fiscal year 19. i am joined by chief ryan hastings a law enforcement operator who provide the impact of this surge in migration of the last several

on the southern border of the u.s., customs officials say the breaking point they've been expecting is completely upon them. in texas, in arizona, in new mexico, processing centers, migrant family shelters, these temporary facilities, they are bursting. and immigration officials are about to release a lot of people, possibly thousands, from detention in texas. we'll go live to the border in just a moment. this is how overwhelmed some of these facilities are. customs officials say these migrant processing centers are well over 100% capacity. edinburgh, texas, el paso,

u.s. customs and border protection. the purpose of today's briefing is to announce the c about. p's enforcement actions for the month of february. i'm joined by chief brian hastings of the law enforcement operations director at the united states border patrol, who will provide the prospective from usbp and the impact on the search in migration over the last several months. commissioner mcaleenan will share his perspective after chief hastings and finally after the commissioners remarks we will open up it for a few questions. the numbers and migration statistics will be provided on cbp.gov at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. we will address the fiscal year 2018 border security port when compared to fiscal 2019 illustrate this growing trend. i'm going to provide a brief overview of the numbers and then turn it over to chief hastings. total enforcement actions for february in fiscal year '19 were 76,103 that includes those deemed inadmissible at the ports of entry and those apprehended in between the ports of entry. this presented a 31% increase over january. of that 76,103, 7,249 were unac

u.s. customs and border protection. the purpose of today's briefing -- for the month of february and fiscal year 19. joined by chief ryan hastings a law enforcement operator who this surge impact of in migration of the last several months. commissioner remarks will open it up for a few questions. the numbers and migration specifics will be provided on cbp.gov at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. we will let dressed fiscal year whenfor security port compared to fiscal 2019 to illustrate this trend. i will turn it over to chief hastings, total enforcement actions for february in fiscal year 2019 were 76,103. that includes those deemed inadmissible at the ports of entry and those apprehended in between the ports of entry. this represented a 31% increase over january. of that 76,103, 7,249 were unaccompanied children and 40,385 were family unit aliens representing 62% of all enforcement actions. with that i'm going to turn it , over to chief hastings for the border patrol perspective. chief hastings: good afternoon, my name is brian

u.s. customs and border officials and obtained by n.b.c. news it contains names photos and other personal information photojournalists on address there is one of those on the u.s. government's list it was interesting to see the level of questioning you get being asked almost the same high standards you're giving the same answer i. think they can find out this information for yourself why do you have to stop me and. some of the people listed were subject to. heightened scrutiny such as being stopped for questioning and in some cases refused entry into mexico at a crossing near san diego dressler says she was repeatedly stopped for questioning and just asked me about what i was seeing on the ground i asked for all my personal information i'm not press like i was shooting for who i work for. and one of the editor's phone number was my e-mail the database was apparently compiled near the end of twenty eighteen as large groups including many families from central america traveled to the u.s. border seeking asylum the u.s. customs and border prote

u.s. customs and border officials and obtained by n.b.c. news it contains names photos and other personal information photojournalists already on addressed or is one of those on the u.s. government's list it was interesting to see the level of questioning here being asked almost the same i stand on you giving the same answer. i think to find out this information for yourself and why do you have to stop me and i see some of the people listed were subject to heightened scrutiny such as being stopped for questioning and in some cases refused entry into mexico at a crossing near san diego dressler says she was repeatedly stopped for questioning and just asked me about what i was seeing on the ground i asked for all my personal information i'm not dressed like i was shooting for who i work for. one of the editors phone number ninety mile the database was apparently compiled near the end of twenty eighteen as large groups including many families from central america traveled to the u.s. border seeking asylum the u.s. customs and border protection

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u.s. customs and border officials and obtained by n.b.c. news it contains names photos and other personal information photojournalists already on addressed or is one of those on the u.s. government's list it was interesting to see the level of questioning it being asked almost the same high standards to giving the same answer. i think to find out this information for south mumbai do you have to stop me and i see some of the people listed were subject to heightened scrutiny such as being stopped for questioning and in some cases refused entry into mexico at a crossing near san diego dressler says she was repeatedly stopped for questioning and just asked me about what i was seeing on the ground i asked for all my personal information that i dress like i was shooting for who i work for. one of the editors phone number ninety mile the database was apparently compiled near the end of twenty eighteen as large groups including many families from central america traveled to the u.s. border seeking asylum the u.s. customs and border protection agency

u.s. customs and border protection, c.b.p., and explained in testimony given by the secretary of homeland security on march 6, 2019, before the house committee on homeland security, our porous southern border continues to be a magnet for lawless migration and criminals and create add border security on humanitarian crisis that endangers every american. last month alone c.b.p. apprehended more than 76,000 aliens and properly attempt -- improperly attempting to enter the united states along the southern border, the largest monthly total in the last five years. in fiscal year 2018, c.b.p. seized more than 820,000 pounds of drugs at our southern border, including 24,000 pounds of cocaine, 64,000 pounds of methamphetamine, 5,000 pounds of heroin, and 1,800 pouds of fentanyl. in fiscal years 2017 and 2018, immigration officers made 266,000 of aliens previously charged with or convicted of crimes. these crimes include approximately 14u7bd,000 assaults, 30,000 sex crimes, and 4,000 killings. in other words, aliens coming across our border have injured our killed thousands of people while drugs fl

u.s. customs says the system is broken. it said this.hs is committed to addressing this need but the current situation is unsustainable for border patrol operations. the legal frame work must be addressed. the only remedy to the crisis is congressional action. the president is also again making this whole issue political. he tweeted, it would be so easy to fix our weak and very stupid democrat inspired imgralmigrati laws. the dems don't care about crime, they don't want any victory for trump and the republicans even if good for usa. >>> let's talk with the professor of international politics at the university of london. good morning. >> good morning. >> the u.s. president has threatened to close the southern border with mexico. also planning to cut aide to three countries. they say cutting foreign said to central america is the last thing the administration should do. it also counters efforts to address the root causes behind migration. aid cuts would be devastating to the region and would only foster the same instability that is making

u.s. customs and border protection released new data on illegal order crossing. the department of homeland security presented photos and data to show that illegal immigration has reached a level that makes it a legitimate emergency the agency counted seventy six thousand illegal entries in february alone a third more than in january most of the arrivals are families who hope that bringing children will improve their chances of getting into the u.s. . the message from this morgan is asians to parents in guatemala honduras and el salvador is clear if you bring a child you will gain entry to the united states and you will be allowed to stay in . u.s. courts have in fact repeatedly ruled that authorities may not detain families indefinitely or deport them officials also say the trump administration's declaration of a state of emergency and its values to improve border security have fueled a spike in immigration testifying before congress the head of the department of homeland security described a growing crisis one million illegal aliens at our southern border this y

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u.s. customs and border patrol said his department is at a breaking point at the southern border.lo, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." first follow-up from the release of a summary of robert mueller's report continues to reverberate across washington. republicans calling for adam schiff to step down during a fiery hearing. >> willingness to continue to promote a false narrative is alarming. the findings of the special counsel refute your past and present assertions. damage to the integrity of this committee and under mind the faith of the united states government and this institution. >> reporter: mike emanuel has more from capitol hill. so what is the latest on the republicans calling for adam schiff to step down? >> reporter: there are attacks on capitol hill every day, but when they go face to face, it adds to the drama. all republican committees called on adam schiff to step down. >> we have no faith in your ability to carry out your duties and urge your mediate resignation as chairman of the committee. >> reporter: that challenge led to this response

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u.s. customs and border protection to understand why migrants come to canada to enter the u.s. illegally. all mexican nationals need is a $300 airline ticket and a $7 canadian entry fee. is canada harder because it is simply for someone from mexico to fly to canada without a visa? >> it is definitely an area that can be exploited. >> reporter: while the raw numbers are small compared to the southernborder, government statistics illustrate a trend. 91% increase in undocumented immigrants captured on the u.s./canada border. 132% increase on the quebec border. >> as we sit today, it is about 8 degrees right now, and we have a lot of snow. this is not favorable conditions for anybody to be walking around out here in the middle of the night. >> reporter: yet, people try it. >> they absolutely try it. >> reporter: the northern border is twice the length of the southern border. agents up here rely heavily on technology, like cameras feeding live pictures into command centers. a camera monitors this border crossing from canada into the united states. but agents say some of their best s

u.s. customs and border protection to best understand why anas incg number of immigrants come to canada to ente the u.s. ill leely. all they need is a $300 ticket and a $700 entry fee >> doit is so simple from someo from mexico to fly to canada. >> it is an area that can be exploited. eporter: while the raw numbers are small, new governmenttatistics illustrate a trend, 91% encrease increase undocumented immigrants captured along the u.s. canada border. >> as we sit out here today is about 8 degrees right now and we have a lot of snow. this is not favorable conditions for anybody to be out here in the middle of the night. people try. they absolely try. >> reporter: the northern border is twice the length of the southern border. agents up here rely heavily on technology like cameras feeding live pictures into command center.ep >> rter: a camera monitor from this bordero cing from canada into the united states. agents say some of their best surveillance comes from residence who call when they see something just does not look right. >> you can spot people don't look like the normal people you

u.s. customs and border protection told nbc news the people in the database were present when violence broke out at the border in november. an attorney with the aclu called the tar getting, quote, an outrageous violation of the first amendment. >>> new at 11:00, a person is dead while being held in custody at the martinez detention facility. the sheriff's office is investigating. they say that a deputy found the inmate unresponsive in a room check last night. life saving measures were performed but were unsuccessful. we are working the find more about the 65-year-old victim and we'll bring you the updates as soon as they come in. >>> happening today, contra costa county leaders hold a last community meeting this week to help devise a new set of fair housing rules and the county trying to find solutions allowing for more access to safe and affordable housing with access to public transit and good schooling. leaders are gettingfeedback on recent housing data. that meeting happens at concord city hall tonight at 6:00. >>> there's a bill to propose fur sales in california. fur, leather and cowhi

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u.s. customs and border protection testified before the senate judiciary committee recently. about human smuggling. he answered questions about providing medical care to families crossing the border, processing asylum seekers, and the president's declaration of a national emergency. >> the meeting will come to order and i want to thank our witnesses, i'll introduce you in a bit and square you in, in a bit but i will give a brief opening statement followed by senator feinstein, senator cornyn, senator dushen who chair the immigration subcommittee. today we're here at the request of democratic colleagues to have a hearing, surrounding the death of 7-year-old jacqueline mcquinn, i hope i said the name right, 8-year-old felipe alonzo gomez, and we want to hear about their passing, and custody, and we will be hearing from commissioner mclean, mr. ball alice ard, mr. fisher, dr. lenten, who i will introduce in a bit. but to my democratic colleagues, all of us share the desire to find out how to make sure that children that we have custody of are well taken care of, and that we avoi

u.s. customs and protection. >> it's a btle.ut i w trusting god i was going to make it. >> reporter: with this much earthly backup, how could he not? >> showsncredible support that the law enforcement, fire, rescue, all the community has. you make one o two phone calls, ask for support, and look what happens. >> reporter: and for one particular person in ts detail, this kind of surprise is really no surprise at all. nancy is herself a cancer survivor. carlos calls her his inspiration. she says this kind of medicine can't be bottled. >> it nurtures the heart. it gives you the ability to see you have the support of your co-workers, th icommunity. really is a family within public safety. >> reporter: at the end of the day, you could say this was indeed a successful mission, and as for carlos, is he ready to go back doy? >> ready to rumble. >> reporter: in northern virginia, derrick ward, news4. >>> now, your storm team 4 forecast. >> and as we take a look at the temperatures across our area, just a delightful day. the high temperat

u.s. customs and border protection to best understand why an increasing number of cmigrants come toada to r the u.s. illegally. all mexicanationals needs a $300 airline ticket and a $7 canadian entry fee. >>> does canada make things more difficult for you because it's so simple for somebody from mexico to fly to canada withouta the need o visa? >> it's definitely an area that can be exploited. >> reporter: while the raw numbers are s cllompared to the southern border, newgo rnment statistics illustrate a trend. a 91% increase in the numbe of undocumented migrants captured along the u.s./canada border, a 232% increase on the icy treacherous vermont quebec border. >> as we sit out here today, it's about l degrees rig it's about 8 degrees and we have a lot of snow. dithis is not favorable cons for anybody to be walking around out here in the middle of the night. >> reporter: yet people try it? bs they autely try it. >> reporter: the northern border is twice the length of the southern border. agents up here rely heavily ont nology, like cameras feeding live pictures into command centers. aamer

u.s. customs. the mission keep the real goods flowing and stop imposters in their tracks, a challenge like neve >> we've seen a big spike certainly of just volume. >> reporter: from guns, jewelry andits. just in the last 72 hours, all of these products came in here. >> absolutely. >> reporter: so what's behind these doors? room.s is our most secure >> reporter: the room load wi potentially kourngt fit a drug more. >> everything from pharmaceuticals, tramadol, oxy codeine, ecstacy, to counterfeit ney and counterfeit i.d.s. >> reporter: fueling the spike, e-commerce and smaller packages headed straight for the consumer. >> an incredible uptick in e-commerce. >> reporter: and some of these new super fakes, he says, are so impossible to st kpo ll the difference. >> was this on its way to a consumer? >> probably. somebody ordedt online. >> fake or real? >> fake. >> where are we seeing most of these coming from? >> certainly china. one part of the world where we're seeing an ever-increasing number of cou

u.s. customs and border protection. as the chief of the united states border parole, i could not be more proud to represent the men and women who dedicate their lives to our border security mission. i am ouhonored to work alongsid these well-trained, experienced, and compassionate law enforcement professionals. you have asked me to speak today about the zero tolerance prosecution initiative. since june 20th, 2008, zero tolerance has focused on single adults who violate the law by crossing the border illegally. it no longer applies to parents or legal gardens who cross the border with children. with consequences to crossing the border illegally, the flow of family units across our southwest border is unprecedented. in the first four months of fiscal year '19, family unit apprehensions along the southwest border are 290% higher than the same period last year. for the first time in our history, family units and unaccompanied alien children make up 60% of southwest border apprehensions. we are also seeing a dangerous new tr

u.s. customers every day. american, southwest, united airlines, they all fly these jets, and they're downplaying the impact saying spare planes and rebooking of passengers should minimize problems. janai. >> and we know so many passengers will be affected, though. stephanie, thank you so much. >>> former texas congressman beto o'rourke says he wants to run for president. a tv station in el paso was first to report that o'rourke will seek the democratic nomination in 2020. he told "vanity fair" magazine, quote, i want to be in it. i'm just born to be in it. he begins a three-day visit to iowa today. >>> former trump campaign chairman paul manafort is facing new charges just as he begins a longer prison sentence. prosecutors in new york are now charging manafort for mortgage fraud. if he's convicted on those state charges, he would not be eligible for a presidential pardon. the new charges were announced after a judge added three years to manafort's sentence for money laundering and obstruction of justice bringi

u.s. customs and border protection officials testified on human smuggling across the u.s.-mexico border. this was a day after customs officials announced more than 76,000 migrants were cut trying to cross the southern border in february, a record number of arrests. this hearing by the senate judiciary committee is two hours and 40 minutes. >> the hearing will come to order and i want to thank the witnesses. i will introduce you in a bit. i'm going to give a brief opening statement followed by senator feinstein, senator cornyn and senator burr been the chairman of the immigration subcommittee. so, today we are here to have a hearing surrounding the death of seven-year-old jacqueline mcquinn. i hope i said the name right, eight-year-old felipe alonso gomez, and we want to hear about their passing and custody and we will be hearing from mclean, mr. bauer, mr. fisher for vital introduce in a bit. but, to my democratic colleagues, all of us share the desire to find out how to make sure children that we have custody of our well taken care of and that we avoid injury and death to the fullest ext

u.s. customers can win the right to choose more advanced technology. what you are looking at now and where you sit, do you think the cfo has a good chance of avoiding extradition to the u.s.? song: we believe she is innocent. as her colleagues, we hope she can return to us as soon as possible. if we believe this case was launched to serve political purposes. we believe the evidence for extradition is extremely fragile. are something else huawei pressing over the last day has been that they think the u.s. are trying to undermine the business because of the leader they have in 5g, which is a technology that will involve the internet of things, connecting our devices. it is that concern the u.s. has around the national security issues of that technology but lead onaying yes, we do this. we have a 12 to 18 month lead on our competitors. they pointed to statistics showing the number of base stations built over three years in the u.s. were built in china in just three months. they think this is a concern, a paranoia in the u.s. that china is stealing a leadi

u.s. customs and border patrol is that the southwestern border is that a quote critical capacity saying that the current situation is not sustainable and this is one of the parts of the rhetoric that we continue to hear from the trumpet ministration lacking specificity in what they ask mexico to do in terms of stemming the flow of migrants because again it doesn't address the root causes of migration it doesn't address these these issues that i mentioned before which are extreme poverty which are the high levels of violence and the high levels of political corruption in countries like honduras guatemala and el salvador which is where we see a majority of central american migrants we talk about the demographics themselves migration from mexico to the united states is actually in the negative at the moment it's these asylum seekers from central america that are right near unprecedented numbers that's what we hear in reference to the quote unquote crisis at the southern border of the united states so a different view of the mexican border the middle thanks very much. i had here on the news hour

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and this comes as customs and border patrol says that the increase in the number of families coming into the u.s. is putting enormous strain on their limited resources. they say that their facilities just weren't designed to handle family units. i want to read you part of customs and border patrol's statement. they say, u.s. border patrol has been transparent for several months by conveying the message both publicly, internationally, and to congress that the immigration system is broken and they are at critical capacity levels across the southwest border. facilities and manpower cannot support this drastic increase in apprehensions. so that spike in the number of children, parents coming over the southwest border, that is causing border patrol to now have to process them quickly and release them into the u.s. that's something that president trump has railed against, wanted to avoid in what he's said about his immigration policy. and here is what else dhs had to say, the department of homeland security is committed to addressing this humanitarian need but the current situation is unsustainable fo

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