the us department of homeland security has said an investigation into the treatment of haitian migrantsince sunday, hundreds of migrants have been put on flights to be deported back home from a camp on the us—mexican border. the us special envoy to haiti resigned on thursday, calling the deportations inhumane. aleem maqbool reports from del rio in texas. they were scenes that were barely believable — around 15,000 migrants, mainly from haiti, camped by the mexico—us border, desperate to be able to present themselves to american officials. but in just a matter of days, all those people have now been removed, and what remains of the debris is being cleared. so, where have they all gone? thousands have been bussed to locations close to the border inside the us before they're then sent on elsewhere, but many tell us they don't know if they're being deported or being allowed to claim asylum. jean—baptiste said he'd crossed 11 countries to get here. i asked how he'd felt when others he knew had been sent back to haiti. "i can't go back," he told me. "it's too dangerous. "can you imagine livin

there are ways to process and then the us department of homeland security has done this before. under another program called n p p. the remain in mexico policy, the u. s. government has the means to do that. they absolutely can and they're refusing to do it. and they co phillips will have to leave it the appreciate your time. that's the co phillips from the haitian ridge a lot. thanks to call nancy. thank you. israeli police have now detained all the palestinian prisoners. he recently escaped from a high security facility. the last 2 minutes in fear in command g a were arrested and joining in the occupied west bank, ending 2 weeks search prosecutors, one to add an additional 15 year to each man sentence on charges. they were planning a new attack. high false reports from the occupied west back any 2 weeks on the run . the final 2 palestinian prisoners were caught over night. israel said to other people who had helped them were also detained from a house in jeanine. elsewhere in the palestinian town confrontations after a separate israeli incursion, apparently designed as a decoy

the us department of homeland security has moved around 2,000 people from a camp in a border town inher immigration detention and processing centres. in the past two days up to 12,000 mainly haitian migrants have arrived at the border town, many after travelling from south america in an effort to request asylum in the us. here's what the mayor of the texan border town of del rio said. this is unprecedented, this is beyond surreal, this is affecting everybody in this community. the bbc�*s will grant is in mexico city. so the us government is moving these migrants again? i think it is a pretty basic plan. it will be first and foremost remove them from under a bridge where they have set up a makeshift centre, makeshift camp. send them to processing centres, detention centres along the border. at least 2000 have already been moved in that way but ultimately the aim will be to get them on planes and back to haiti. i mean, ithink we to get them on planes and back to haiti. i mean, i think we know that the driving force when it comes to the driving force when it comes to the biden administr

the us department of homeland security will investigate reports that haitian migrants have been abused appear to show us guards intimidating those attempting to cross from mexico. around thirteen thousand migrants who have made it into the us, are now living in a makeshift camp in the texan border town of del rio. will grant reports from mexico. it may well become the defining image of the migrant crisis on the us— mexico border. image of the migrant crisis on the us- mexico border. border hatrol the us- mexico border. border patrol officers _ the us- mexico border. border patrol officers mountain - the us- mexico border. border patrol officers mountain on - patrol officers mountain on horseback, forcing back patient migrants with whips. —— —— haitian. calling it the latest in decades of abuses in america. the biden administration said it will investigate with the white house spokeswoman pulling the images horrible to watch. i images horrible to watch. 1 have seen some of the images horrible to watch. i have seen some of the footage. i don't have the full context. i don't have the full

the department of homeland security temporarily suspending the use of horses in del rio, texas. thousands remain under that bridge. tonight, the u.s. special envoy to haiti resigning in protest to the biden administration's handling of this crisis. >>> the capitol hill showdown over president biden's agenda. rachel scott in the halls of congress, pressing moderates and progressives, asking, will democrats unite to save the president's plans? how they answer. and all of this amid a looming government shutdown. the white house now warning federal agencies to prepare. >>> the terrifying fall. a toddler falling into an open manhole at a playground. his mother jumping down into that hole to save him. >>> and america strong tonight. thousands rallying behind a mom and her scones, after learning what she did during the pandemic. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. several breaking headlines. booster shots approved for millions, but one group they voted no on. also, the fbi with an arrest warrant in the search for brian laundrie. but we are goin

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remaining two fugitives surrendered after security forces surrounded them in the city ofjenin in the west bank. now to the us, where the department of homelande from a camp in a border town in texas to other immigration detention and processing centres. in the past week alone, around 12,000 have arrived at the border town, many after travelling from south america in an effort to request asylum in the us. the bbc�*s central america correspondent will grant has more. makeshift margaret camps are nothing new under the us— mexican border but not like this one. under a mexican border but not like this one. undera bridge, inside the us, there are some 12,000, mainly hatian. in searing heat and with next to no facilities, conditions are rapidly deteriorating. there are a few basic services available and border agents are struggling to cope. in fact, the mayor said the entire town is struggling. the the mayor said the entire town is struggling-— is struggling. the migrants are caettin is struggling. the migrants are getting agitated. _ is struggling. the migrants are getting agitated. border - is struggling. the migrants are getting agitated. border

security risk. >> that is outright craziness and it's really handicapping us. >> cement what about the department of homeland security? >> the director of intelligence, those that really don't have the ability to get intelligence from the defense agency. not entirely from the ei and so that kind of coordination of intelligence is really happening area in congress is so mad at homeland security now, they're talking about cutting the budget, 30 under wanted. what would make the difference in intelligence in this country, putting skilled people to work, that is what we need to do. >> showing our viewers again. >> this is a quote from bin laden, he actually was quoting the koran, it was three times in which he spoke about this passage. wherever you are, death will find you, even in the looming tower. it was such a resonant phrase. apparently it is a signal to the hijackers. and i couldn't get it out of my mind. that's how we came the title. >> habit changes that you were working on this? >> that is a very interesting question. when i started this, i was very angry, like a lot of americans. it was hard for me to

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so the department of homeland security claims they use title 42 a public health authority to expel the vast majority of migrants that the administration needs to be honest with us using title 42 authority to protectxp public health to expel migrant families and not just single adultspe. so to have expedited removal authority to swiftly remove the migrant families and in doing so deter others for on —- from coming. they essentially continue and with we will decision is rendered. to then give a notice to appear sometimes and then sent to the interior of the united states and many never heard from again. and then the public statements was real and immediate consequences meant to deter future immigration. there is a clear and urgent need to take action and that is not the answer. serves as an additional magnet. rather than address the crisis at hand are democratic colleagues spent the bulk of the year to figuring out how to bend the rules to grant citizenship to millions of people who entered the country illegally. that plan would provide legal status to people whoea entered the country ha

us as a nation never happens again. that has to be our priority. i would like to hear from anyone of you. -- any one of you. when the department of homeland security was established, since that time it has gone through several changes in order for us to meet the tremendous mission ahead of us. what additional changes would you recommend to the department of homeland security and the role that we play as members of congress? >> congresswoman, i would start with an answer if not of my colleagues have one that they would immediately like to leap into. i think that, unfortunately, looking back on at the department of homeland security and the organization that was created in the wake of 9/11 stands as one of the biggest failures of the u.s. government after 9/11. in retrospect with hindsight what we can see is that the dhs contains two very different sets of organizations and tools. it is sort of half of the border and immigration -- half of a border and immigration security agency that has immensely partisan and political hot potatoes that it has to wrestle with, and also a group of incredibly important and overlooked and underfunded nonpartisan emer

of society? it is all in hands. "it ——it is all in there hands. now to the us, where the department of homeland securityimmigration detention and processing in the past week alone, around 12,000 have arrived at the border town, many after travelling from south america in an effort to request asylum in the us. here's a little of what the mayor of the city of del rio said. this is unprecedented. this is beyond surreal. this is affecting everybody in this community. andrew selee, president of the migration policy institute, a global nonpartisan institution that seeks to improve immigration and integration policies. earlier, iasked him what the us�* plan to remove these people could look like. it's a little bit these are largely migrants who are living in south america, in chile and sell, they started moving a month or two ago, there have been people coming for a while from the haitian community and it had gone very badly for many of them during covid and they started moving and large numbers a month or two ago. although there has been movement all year, and they are now, a large number stuck in del rio tex

also today, the department of homeland security announced it has temporarily suspended the use of horse in del rio, after images of aggressive tactics sparked outrage. >> this is why your country-- >> reporter: criticism of the biden administration's handling of the crisis is coming from his own party. >> what the hell are we doing here? what we witnessed takes us back hundreds of years. >> reporter: we spoke tonight with the department of homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. so for critics who say the administration is sending mixed messages, is there a clear message? >> there is certainly a clear message, and it is, do not take the perilous journey. the border is not open. >> reporter: we have seen ourselves bus-loads of asylum seekers who are allowed to enter the country and continue on in the process. is that incentivizing others to come to the border? >> manny, the great majority of individuals who cross irregularly at our southern border are being expelled. if a family is suffering an acute vulnerability, we do recognize that and we do address that by allowing them in.

>> well, first of all, let me say we don't use the term illegal immigrants. i issued a policy in the department of homeland securitywe use the term non-citizen, to respect the dignity of every individual as a preliminary matter. secondly, i will defer to the state department. that's a matter within the state department's province, but let me say this. having been in government service for more than 20 years, i'm aware of the fact that some people have policy differences, and i respect and acknowledge that fact. i respectfully and vehemently disagree with what this individual, whom i do not know, articulated. we have a relationship with the government of haiti. we are exercising the public health imperative, as defined by the centers for disease control. we are surging resources not only here domestically at the border, but also in haiti, to ensure that the needs of the individuals whom we return to haiti seare addressed appropriately. usaid has surged resources. we're working with the international organization for my grates with the haitian government, and we are addressing the needs by devoting resources to them.

there's new warning from department of homeland security. give us the latest. >> reporter: yeah. that's right. the warnings coming from online chatter according to the department of homeland security in an assessment, intelligence briefing that they just released saying there's the potential of violence and a lot based on what law enforcement is seeing for weeks and months. continued chatter online chat rooms threatening violence and why the fence is back. for weeks and months officials said there was a potential the fence would come back and now because of the rally officials on the capitol decided to bring back the fence and the tsa say they're ramping up security and the national guard. it is not clear how the national guard is going to be used but remember in the days after the insurrection they were behind the fences. national guard was all over here on capitol hill. we'll see what they do when they come here. also outside the supreme court where also there's going to be more fencing later tonight or tomorrow. they're going to place security fencing around the supreme court.

us to meet the mission, the tremendous mission ahead of us. what additional changes would either of you recommend to the department of homeland security and the role we play as members of congress? >> i would start off with an answer if none of my colleagues have won they would like to leap into. i think that looking back on it, the department of homeland security as an organization created in the wake of 9/11 stands as one of the biggest failures the u.s. government had after 9/11. in retrospect, with hindsight, what we can see is that dhs contains two very different sets of organizations and tools. it is half a border and immigration security agency that has immensely partisan and political hot potatoes that it has to wrestle with, and also a group of incredibly important and overlooked and underfunded nonpartisan emergency response and disaster preparedness organizations like fema. what we see is that this is a job, this is a department that is too big for one person because the secretary of homeland security is always going to be pulled towards the border and immigration security side. that is where the personnel is, the funding is, where

jason: joining us now former acting department of homeland security secretary during the trump administrationus. you watched the little girl to hear she and her mother both perished there in the arizona desert, i mean, it is human trafficking, it is real. it's not just numbers of people coming across, real human beings that are losing their lives because they have been incentivized to come to the united states. >> well, it's absolutely correct and that's a heartbreaking story but we see a lot of those throughout the course of the year throughout this crisis. but we have to remember that the biden administration is encouraging individuals, we are seeing historic numbers, month after month after month and in the process we see more migrants deaths and border patrol are seeing every day and we are seeing more in custody deaths because of sheer number of people crossing the border every month. border policy that the biden administration has par taken and undergone over the last several months is a very inhumane policy that's having some devastating consequences. jason: there were some 65,000 peop

the department of homeland security has claimed that they will use title 42, a public health authority, to expel the vast majority of migrants. but the administration if needs to be honest with us. will they use this title 42 again to protect the public health to expel migrant families too and not just single adults? if not, will the d. use expedited -- department use expedited removal authority to swiftly remove these migrant families and in doing so deter others from coming? or will they essentially continue to wave people through, encouraging even more migrants to make their way to the border? andd will these migrants that they do have remain in custody until a removal decision is rendered? we know that catch and release simply doesn't work. it can be exploited to the point where people know that we don't detain them, we will give them this noticeth to appear sometims called in spanish a permiso, and they'll be sent into the interior of the united states, many of whom are never heard from again. the department of homeland security and the administration need to back up their propose

issue of immigration reform, today the biden administration announced new steps to protect daca recipients, so-called dreamers, what could you tell us about this? >> the department of homeland securityosed rule for daca to preserve daca. it is survived as a homeland security memo. so this takes that extra step. it is been, as you know, ana, under increased scrutiny. this a judge this summer said that the administration didn't take the steps they should have to put this program in place. so the administration here doing just that, by putting it through a proposed rule-making process. it does not change the criteria and there is still a public comment period. >> press illa hallar yaez. >> a mother and a 2-year-old son are dead after falling over a railing at a san diego padre's game and why they are now investigating this incident. oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? so you only pay for what you need. sorry? limu, you're an animal! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ it's your home. and there's no place like wayfair to make the kitchen sink, the entertainment center. however you make it, make your next project like no other. mr.

of that but they are not the only two nations. there were individuals across the globe that want to see us fail. we have a department of homeland security with 240,000 individuals and they are trying to do the right thing every single day. to make this homeland safer. we owe them attitude and our other partners in law enforcement across the government. it's not just by happenstance we haven't had another attack on the homeland. a lot of hard work goes into it day in and day out that the vesting amount debt -- that the vast amount americans cannot see. we cannot tell them how we are protecting get them but a simple thank you was warranted and i think that's important. >> thank you both for talking about domestic terrorism, foreign terrorism on this important anniversary approaching. thank you both. thank you to our audience for joining us. as the anniversary of 9/11 approaches, these remember those who perished on 911, the military who protect us and the first responders who always run to trouble. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is respo

on thursday, the department of homeland security banned the use of horses in the area but deportationsare continuing despite growing criticism from human rights advocates. "the new york times" reports the biden administration has now deported nearly 2000 haitians since last week. about 3000 haitians remain in the makeshift camps in del rio. thousands of others have been allowed to stay in the united states. immigrant justice activists held demonstrations across the united states yesterday to demand the closure of all immigration and customs enforcement jails, an end to deportations, and the release of all imprisoned asylum seekers and immigrants. the "communities not cages" day of action came as reports show that the number of people detained by ice has gone up 70% since biden took office. in atlanta, activists rallied in front of the stewart county detention center. this is lgbtq+ activist li ann sÁnchez of the group community estrella, who was held in three different immigration jails, including irwin county detention center, which was forced to shut down due to whistleblower complai

the department of homeland security are suspending the use of horse patrol in del rio, texas.aisle said they found the treatment aggressive and appalling. the president of the union representing the border patrol said they were not trying to hurt anyone. they were doing their job. >> we want to protect people and protect the united states. law enforcements throughout this country are good people. they go out there and serve every day. >> the campout here cleaned up. we are hearing that the international bridge which connects mexico and the united states could open up on monday. that would be a huge relief for communities like del rio or the town in mexico that rely on commerce between both countries. people work in one country and live in another. >> martha: they have papers to go back and forth. a lot going on. they have the clean up vehicle down there in del rio. my next guest is with the texas department of public safety. they put up that steel wall along the border which went a long way to calm things down and trying to stop the chaos and overcrowding under the bridge. som

growing outrage after now is there a huge crew caught us for agents on horseback comparing to patient migrant from texas department of homeland security says offices involved have been reassigned to administrative duties. libby its 1st unified election scheduled for later this year are now in doubts. after politicians in the east withdrew confidence in the transitional government. it's only been empowered for 6 months. the prime minister says he will continue to lead the caretaker administration. and trina reports now from tripoli, in a closed session on monday, the eastern base parliament and to brook said it passed the vote of no confidence in the interim unity government. but now there are questions about the transparency of the vote. and if it was even legal about the offer on this top is just at the old time at the after reaching court for today's session with $113.00 m. p. 's present a vote of no confidence is carried out with 18000000 m. p 's voting to whole confidence from the unity government. unity government will continue its work as a caretaker government mohammed, it is an m p. he says that for a no conference vote to be

. >> reporter: is more afghans arrive in the us we are learning more from the department of homeland security about the vetting process. is forgetting americans another afghans out without us forces on the ground the white house is focused on help from the taliban and. >> did not reduce sanctions or significant restrictions on access to the financial system. they would judge the taliban by their actions with any steps we take moving forward. >> the white house continues to be leave the us will hold sway over the taliban and years ahead. >> if you've noticed something in the coverage of afghanistan i think we would all agree by and large the media asked tough questions even though it chipped away at president biden and the white house's credibility to handle a major geopolitical situation but they did ask the questions. that said when it comes to this controversial phone call with the afghan president we have seen that cocoon forming once again around president biden. here's what mike huckabee had to say about that. >> i may going to step it be journalists, either going to be toadies and compl

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reporter priscilla alvarez and on the very point, the use of horses and aggressive behavior, there's a change in policy. >> the department of homeland securitye use of horse patrol in the del rio sector so just a to remind our viewers where there is stemming from, an incident earlier in the week between border patrol agents on horse patrol and seemingly aggressive confrontations with haitian migrants. secretary mayorkas directed an investigation and put two subjects of the investigation on administrative duties and now we're learning that it's suspended. horse patrol in this sector. this is incident that the administration has been responding to for the better part of the week and receiving backrash from democrats and republicans. >> and this action coming out after the.vice president's staff putting a readout of a call with the biden secretary. the president and vice presidents talk to members their team all the time. we don't get readouts every time they make a call. they did this on purpose and did it after mayorkas was on television a couple of time saying he didn't like the pictures and was promising an investigation. why is the vice pr

commission to authorize the use of surveillance drones to assist ida's damage to energy infrastructure -- to assess. likewise, i have asked the pentagon, the department of homeland security, and the department of energy to immediately make available any satellite imagery they can help provide in assessing the damage. drones and satellites can make the work faster by getting to places that are most desperately in need. they can identify where lines are down, map the damage, help get transmission lines back up and running in all the parishes. the people, hard-working people doing complicated and dangerous work. there are more than 25,000 line men and clearance crews from 32 states and the district of columbia racing to restore power. in alabama, two have died on the job. this is complicated and dangerous work. we are moving as fast as humanly possible. it is important to know that the region hit by ida is a key center of our nation's oil production infrastructure. that is white we are not waiting to assess the full impact that the storm will have on production. we are moving all to increase the availability of gas and easing the pressure on gas prices around the country. i

of very real threats facing capitol hill. jake? >> melanie zanona, thank you so much. joining us now, the former assistant secretary to the department of homeland securityrvard's kennedy school, juliette cay kayyem joins us now. so they arrested this man, he was armed with a bayonet, a machete, his car had swastikas drawn inside the door, you see one right there. he was speaking about white supremacist ideologies, if it can be called an ideology. it's unclear if he was attending -- if he was planning on attending the rally saturday. but either way, it kind of almost doesn't even matter, because it's all really part of the same extremist right-quing ideology that's been uncorked and in some ways mainstreamed by the former president. >> the stew. it's the hate stew. and so the idea that you're going to separate anti-semitism from racism from islamophobia, it's all part of the same and it was nurtured for years and years from the president, as we know, as we saw. it was done sort of indirectly at first and then we saw it done much more directly for the protests or the insurrection on january 6th. and now we're coming up to a saturday. so first of all, it o

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afghan refugees which sources say is leading to frustration of top officials at the department of homeland security. joining us this is too many cooks in the kitchen. there's disagreement in the administration. on the irs of immigration and managing the border and leaves little room for decisions and a spokesperson said in a statement they encourage candid debate and pride ourselves on inviting different points of view but sources tell me it's paralysis and exhaustion working through the many challenges they have on the plate. >> you have this ruling, this big ruling today by a federal judge stopping a trump era policy. >> this is significant. this allowed authorities to turn back migrants who they encounter. this is related to the coronavirus pandemic. it was actually put in place in march of last year. what this judge said is that migrant families with children cannot be subjected to this. the administration had been gradually having -- sorry. including families in this by allowing them into the united states but still significant as they face an increasing number of migrants at the border. in august over 20

of the border had. for that end, it really struck us when we heard the secretary of the department of homeland security in a press conference on friday, isa, basically say the united states government in making the decision to deport the people made the determination haiti has the capacity to accept all of these hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people that it is deporting back to haiti. that struck us because my team and i spent weeks reporting in haiti in july, august first after the presidential assassination on july 7th and after an earthquake that struck there on august 14th. to us this does not appear to be a country that is ready for an influx of people who have lived there for years. you have poverty. a major issue. gang violence is as bad as it has ever been. then you add in the earthquake which displaced thousands and thousands of people already because so many buildings collapsed. so many people in haiti don't have any place to go and now you're adding hundreds and hundreds of people to that mix. it doesn't appear to us how this country is ready to accept all of these people that are bei