terrorist operation that threatens this country according to the announcement of the us department of homeland security sanctioned us companies that sell weapons to taiwan. the spokesperson of the chinese foreign ministry announced that it has decided to ban two us defense companies involved in the sale of military weapons to taiwan . cooperated to impose sanctions, he warned america for a month and a half to stop selling military weapons to the taiwan region, otherwise he will face a decisive response from china. last month , us president joe biden transferred the first american military cargo worth 80 million dollars to taiwan approved, which provoked the strong opposition of pikan, now to further examine the dimensions of the president's trip to new york , mr. bahram ainollahi, an expert on international issues, with hassan, mr. ainollahi, what is your analysis of the current conditions of holding the 78th united nations general assembly, under what conditions will the meeting be held, in the name of god dear colleagues, i want to start with the history that iran has been an active presence in the u

use of these drugs. according to the report of the us department of homeland security, the drug fentanyl, which is imported from mexico , has been assessed as one of the causes of the death of young americans. pharmaceutical drugs are the cause of about 70,000 deaths in the united states every year. a shipment of american weapons and stun guns was seized on the coast of hormozgan. a smuggled shipment of 6,000 electric shock devices was found in the waters of the persian gulf in bandar khmeir. peripheral countries the persian gulf had been sent to hormozgan province . in addition to this , the americans also seized a shipment of weapons from a barge . this is the confession of mike pompeo, the former us secretary of state. in an interview with fox news, pompeo said that we can no longer do what we want in the world, and what is happening is not something that serves the interests of the american people. the trump era's foreign minister also said that america failed in the way of management previously, anthony blinken, the current secretary of state of the united states and emmanuel macron, the president of

it also published reports that showed that the us department of homeland security has signed a contractabout 400 million dollars for the large-scale temporary detention centers for the first companion, if all the main bases are closed, he can go to another camp under the activities of hasan negah film. kenny, we have to ask people to be placed in these camps, where am i? here, after all, these camps are designed for the next few years , and american citizens will be removed from these camps for the questionable crime of criticizing the government. 300 will be placed underground in a large complex. it is built in a strange and old way and includes a building with 20 water sources in 206 surrounding areas, akzi to provide electricity for the long-term establishment of a hospital , and a television studio next to it that the president can use to communicate with the american people and make preparations . but a mortuary for keeping bodies these mountains can be hundreds of atomic bombs and the necessary equipment for the personnel for a while. as an energy contractor and the ministry of de

according to the report of the us department of homeland security, the drug, which was also imported from mexico , has been assessed as one of the causes of the death of young americans. this morphine-like drug uses of there is also a drug that causes about 70,000 deaths in the united states every year. news news at 5 o'clock, argentina, egypt, iran, saudi arabia and the uae invite us to become permanent members of bayt. this membership will start from the beginning of january 24 . the transfer or transit of our country played a role in this acceptance and independence. one of the common parts of mr. putin's speech was da silva's bath at the summit and transit, and the proposal that russia gave two important transit routes and proposing it 30 times north-south to north-south from the republic. islamic iran also shows the importance operational stage experts in this field consider iran's official presence in this organization to be a point in the trade relations of the brics group because our country cannot become the brics trade crossroads of china. advancing iran, in my opinion, it i

according to the report of the us department of homeland security , the narcotic drug, which is imported from mexico , is one of the causes of the death of young americans. it is annual in america, america has been left out of the world management scene , this is the admission of mike pompeo, the former secretary of state of the united states, camp said in an interview with fox news that we can no longer apply what we want in the world and what is happening is not something that serves the interests of the american people. the foreign minister of the trump era also said that the us has failed to lead the world. before this, the current us foreign minister, anthony blinken, and the french president, emmanuel macron , had attributed the decline of the power of the west in world management to new powers in the international arena. the position of the us and europe is weak. the residents of okinawa, japan once again demonstrated against the us military presence. the protesters , consisting of 107 lawyers of this country, on behalf of the residents of okinawa, expressed their protest against

in the latest report published by the us department of homeland security, drugs are considered the most important security risk even before the birth of terrorists. more than 100,000 people in america die every year due to drug use . turkey, criticizing ankara's non-acceptance of membership in the european union, said that the country has no need for this union and tayyip erdoğan, who was invited to participate in the general assembly of the organization in an interview with pmc, he said that they have kept turkey at the gates of the european union for 50 years. erdogan announced last week that he may drop them from the offer to join the european union. turkey has been in the eu for more than two decades. after membership in the european union negotiations accession of the parties to the dispute between the united states and brussels since 2018, the text regarding the indian diplomat from canada, the countermeasure of the canadian diplomat gave him 5 days to leave this country. among the leaders of commodity groups, the indian foreign ministry, the son-in-law of the canadian government

in the latest report of the us department of homeland security, drugs are the most important security threat even before the birth of terrorists, more than 100,000 people die every year due to drug use in the united states . turkey, criticizing the rejection of ankara's membership in the european union, said that the country has no need for this union. to participating in the united nations general assembly in new york, in an interview with pmc, america said that they have kept turkey at the gates of the european union for 50 years . erdogan announced last week that they may abandon the offer to join the european union. it has been two decades since the membership of the european union, the atheism negotiations have been stopped since 2018 due to the differences between the united states and brussels. an indian from canada also gave a 5-day deadline to the canadian diplomat to leave the country. anti-indian measures have been proposed. government of canada as well as deportation the indian diplomat is considered to be the participation of the indian government, one of the leaders of t

terrorist operations are another danger that threatens this country, according to the us department of homeland security. imposed sanctions on taiwan the spokesperson of the chinese foreign ministry announced that it has decided to sanction two american defense companies that cooperated in the sale of military weapons to taiwan. otherwise, he will face china's resolute response. the us president approved the transfer of the first us military shipment worth 80 million dollars to taiwan, which provoked strong opposition from pikan . mr. elahi, what is your analysis of the current conditions of the 78th united nations general assembly , under what conditions will it be held in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful? the united nations had an active presence in the drafting of the united nations charter and was a member of 4 committees in 1945 and at different historical times , the optimal use of iran's first complaint in the united nations security council. gain security 231. with this introduction, i want to say that it is possible to use the capacity of the united nations for iran, alt

us-mexico border and within the framework of the recent agreement between the two countries, the mexican government is evacuating more than 8,000 migrants from the border areas. at the same time, the us department of homeland securitysending at least new troops to the border areas. risk of collapse. this is the warning given by the mayor of el paso in the state of texas about the state of his city. with the arrival of this volume of immigrants to el paso, we are exposed to the collapse of municipal services we are going some of these will be sent to new york, chicago and denver. sending immigrants to cities like new york has also upset the city's authorities. this will destroy new york city. 10 thousand immigrants enter the city every month. it seems that this problem has no end. every year, more than 20,000 immigrants try to enter this country through the southern borders, according to the announcement of the us immigration department. only in the 20 largest cities in the united states, immigrants have tripled in the last two years. the problem has worsened in recent weeks, with more than 9,000 migrants alone within 24 hours, they crossed the mexican border and entered the united states. the situation is very dire

, and the number of arrests of these people is also meanwhile, the officials of the us department of homeland securityunced that 800 new agents will be added to the 250 forces that were already at the borders. the robbery of several stores in philadelphia, america, by a group of 10 armed men, who wore masks and covered their heads, robbed several stores in the center of philadelphia in the state of pennsylvania looting police could not control the situation and only managed to arrest about 20 robbers . kordafia called the robbers opportunistic criminals and announced that these people have nothing to do with the verdict issued against the police officer. the water level of the rivers in the amazon forest in brazil reached its lowest level due to the drought. associated press report, the water level of the amazon river in the state of amazonas compared to last year it has decreased by 6 meters and reached about 17 meters. the decrease in rainfall in the amazon forests has caused many residents of this region to have problems in brazil. 15 municipalities in the amazon region declared a state of emergenc

hula streaming service, owned by disney in a straight line from the helmet from the us department of homeland securitywas surprised at such a turn, like zelensky's addiction to powders. this is such a typical approach. well, let's say there are certain americans for democracy and freedom of speech. well, as a discourse in the us political elite and one side. most likely, this series could have been ordered by a representative of the republicans. well, the democrats take advantage of the fact that one way or another they now have more power in my opinion there. were able to censor it remove, then, as they removed, really and in general changes in space. they tried to remove the trump at the time. in the trailer , the author of the investigation of politicians drug addicts presented barks. live it even showed for a few seconds. but in the same clothes and exactly against the same background, the actors were recorded earlier , only they said that he was completely different about his roles in the cinema before the journalists of the american edition. news vic has already done fact-checking and told in de

there are so many entities involved, from the us department of homeland security, to customs and borderlmore there, our new york business correspondent. straight back to washington. we are getting more details ofjust how private travis king has been released from north korea. we knew that initially he crossed into china but the first details being attributed from senior us administration officials now emerging and gary o'donoghue is life for us, waiting to update us in washington. tell us more. we for us, waiting to update us in washington. tell us more. we can now tell ou washington. tell us more. we can now tell you what — washington. tell us more. we can now tell you what we _ washington. tell us more. we can now tell you what we didn't _ washington. tell us more. we can now tell you what we didn't know _ washington. tell us more. we can now tell you what we didn't know before - tell you what we didn't know before but we were under an embargo that travis king has now left the people's republic of china. he is now at a us military air base. we can tell you that the swedish government

chief executive of chatham house, and miles taylor, formerly chief of staff at the us department of homeland security. we will get their thoughts on the meeting today between president putin and kim jung un. and those calls today for a re—evaluation of the uk's relationship with beijing, which follows new allegations of potential spying by china in westminster. we will focus on libya very shortly. but first, there's been a big development this evening in a police investigation, here in the uk, into the death of 10 year old sara sharif, whose body was found at the family home in woking, surrey, five weeks ago. herfather, his wife and his brother — who left the country for pakistan before sara's death was reported — are now back in the uk. urfan sharif, beinash batool and faisal malik were not arrested as they boarded a plane in pakistan for dubai. the authorities in pakistan say they travelled of their own free will. but when they landed in the uk, all three of them were arrested on suspicion of murder. a short time ago surrey police made a brief statement to the media. take a listen. our investigatio

federal government, not only using department of homeland security assets, dea assets, atf assets, butlso the military. look, all options should be on the military when we look at the cartels and we need to push the government of mexico to do more. they are complicit in this. and they need to be doing a lot more to help us secure that border. >> sandra: because people are dying, and that needs to be said. here is the number of deaths on the rise since 2020, 56,000 plus. last -- 2021, 70,000 plus. the last fiscal year, 75,000 opioid-related deaths. that's according to the centers for disease control. chad, karine jean-pierre, i think just last week was being pressed on the border because these pictures continue to exist, this is our fox flight team drone footage, the continued flow of the migrants coming over the border. karine jean-pierre almost in the same breath she blamed republicans for the crisis at the border, she claimed this president has done more than anybody to secure the border, and said he's doing everything he can. what is your response when you hear that? >> well, i thin

they also partnered with the us department of homeland security to combat retail theft and track organized crime groups. but it seems like it wasn't enough. >> all right, liz, thank you for that reporting. >> and abc seven news insider phil matier joined us live on our 4 p.m. newscast today. he says shoplifting isn't the only reason target is closing stores in the bay area. >> the other reason they're closing them is they cite employee safety that their employees just don't feel safe. and the customers aren't necessarily safe. and that's a liability. these companies. it all goes into the bottom line of whether you stay or go. and unfortunately, they opted to go . >> so safety is the reason hundreds of oakland businesses participated in a strike today. among their demands, they want governor newsom to come to oakland to hear about the problems firsthand. abc seven news reporter anchor hassan was there as they rallied. he talked with several owners who participated in today's strike. it is enough that we are having to put up with this. >> this is enough. can i hear enough? enough. this is en

. >> and now, testimony from white house defense department and homeland security officials on their use of artificial intelligence technology. they addressed a.i. machine learning, employee training and potential cybersecurity risks before house oversight and accountability subcommittee. this is just over an hour. now,e house defense department and homeland security officials on their use of artificial intelligence technology. they addressed ai machine learning, employee training, and potential cyber security risks before a house oversight and accountability subcommittee. this is just over one hour. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> i would like to recognize myself of the purpose of making an opening statement. good afternoon and welcome to the hearing on the subcommittee on cyber security information technology and government innovation. >> i would like to recognize myself of the purpose of making an opening statement. good afte

department of homeland security by 8% are. you kidding me? the same group that's lecturing usbout inaction at the border actually wants to severely damage through an 8% cut the ability of the department of homeland security to manage the border? that tells you all you need to know. reporter: there's objection to the c.r. on the republican side, there's another one with more cuts, i'm wondering do you feel as though they're wasting time? and what are tangible steps moving forward for avoiding the shutdown? mr. jeffries: house democrats have said from the beginning that we want to find common ground with the other side of the aisle whenever and wherever possible. and we're ready, willing and able to continue to do that. rosa delauro, the lead democrat on the appropriations committee, has made it clear from the very beginning that she's willing to sit down in a room, any time, any place, to have a discussion with her colleagues on the republican side of the aisle, along with our partners in the senate, to be able to move the appropriations process forward. there's a clear pathway

being used by smugglers, in order to persuade people to spend tens of thousands of dollars that they don't have trying to sneak into us territory. the secretary of the department of homeland security alejandro. my york is also noted that his department is asking for $4000000000.00 from congress in order to deal with the immediate surge of migrates to the united states. but because of ongoing political fighting on capitol hill, no budget has been passed. and so the people who work for the department of homeland security don't have the ability to fully process those. people who would like to move to the united states, whether on a temporary or permanent faces, like orca says, this is making a very, very difficult to deal with a crisis that people, regardless of political party don't like rosalind jordan elders era washington evarado eskoville is from the international rescue committee, he explained the situation of the buddha once behind the movement of such a large number of people or retain the northern mexico, for example, leads to a part that is across a pass. so through these last days they haven't been seeing a growing number of people trying to reach the gates are the parts o

us technology and u. s. company, which turned out to be literal victors willingly on not of the us security states. the us has established a new advisory group and the homeland security department made up of top experts to help tackle foreign and domestic threats. some of the groups members chosen by the biden administration or those that linked to white washing the hunter, by then case, and disseminating this information about russia. ortiz, that rachel blevins has more on the story. the united states department of homeland security is creating its own homeland intelligence experts group when it comes to the more than their doesn't special individuals who were chosen. we 3 stand out for the recent work trying to discredit the inter ms hunter binding laptop story. the so called spice of light pharmacy, a direct to john brennan form and national intelligence director, james clapper, and former c, a senior operations officer pulled, colby will sub on the department of homeland security. he's recently announced homeland intelligence experts, group panel. so what else do we know about these 3 spots who were chosen as experts by homeland security, other than the fact that they are w

thank you for the opportunity to testify on the 2024 department of homeland security proapgs bill. the bill before us today provides $62.8 billion for the department of homeland security and increase of $2.1 billion above the fiscal year 2023 level. in addition, the bill also includes $20.3 billion for disaster response and recovery activity for devastating wildfires in maui and others. the united states border security has raised for two years. it's clear funding priorities and policies have not worked. two million migrants have crossed the border illegal each they have last two years and this year's numbers are on the same trajectory. the reason is obviously. this administration is sending all the wrong signals with its open border policy and failure tone force the nation's immigration laws. this bill forces the biden administration to do what it will not do on its own to address the border security crisis that's been raging for the last 2 1/2 years. the funding and policy provisions included in this bill are in lockstep with provisions of h.r. 2 which together will put us on a path for securing th

us -- guest: there is a lot of oversight. the main oversight comes from the inspector general of the department of homeland security which fema belongs to. the inspector general always looks at fema and other spending to look for improper spending and improper uses. there is also congress. fema has plenty of oversight in congress and that's part of the job of congress is to analyze what fema is doing with its money. host: >> healthy democracy doesn't just look like, this it looks like this where americans with can see democracy at work. get informed straight from the source on c-span unfiltered, unbiased word for word from the nation's capitol to wherever you are because the opinion that matters the most is your own. this is what democracy looks like, c-span power bid cable. >> some insurance companies keyed or cut back providing coverage in florida due to risk of hurricanes. on thursday testimony on challenges on the property insurance market and all rising costs are making rent and home ownership more expensive. watch the senate banking committee live at 10:00 a.m. eastern. join us as we embark in journey with library of co

controlled the operation to himself and used this naval facility near this as a large prison, also on another. also published reports that show the department of homeland security of the united states of america has put about 400 million dollars in it to be used as a temporary detention center for the first companion. should i be placed in these camps? where am i? you are here, after all, these camps are designed for the purpose that in the next few years, american citizens will be removed from these camps for the crime of criticizing the government . 300 will be placed underground in a large complex. it is made in a strange and old way it consists of a 20-story building, water sources are located in 206 surrounding areas, a facility to supply electricity for the long-term establishment of a hospital , a television studio that the president can use to communicate with the american people, and the preparation of a morgue to store dead bodies in this building. even if the mountains are a storehouse of hundreds of atomic bombs, it has the necessary equipment for 200 people to stay in sindh for a month. it has its capabilities in 2002. the military leaders and even

of us work litres of water in the united states. and then after they've deployed into a ford theater of operations, jack thomas, to marcio, formerly with the department of homeland security. thank you very much for joining us on the program. thank you, sir. riders and hollywood studios say that they have reached a tentative deal that could end to strike this last of nearly 5 months. thousands of television and film writers stopped working in may, demanding better pay. greater rewards for successful shows and protection of their work from artificial intelligence. gabriel elizondo is in new york and he sent us this report call. it's important point out that we actually haven't seen all of the details yet of this tentative agreement. but what we're hearing from various sources is that the writers did get an agreement for increased compensation, particularly when it comes to shows on the streaming platforms streaming becoming wildly popular just in the last few years. now, also a minimum staffing writers had been wanting to get some sort of agreement that there would be some minimum staffing and they have appeared to reach an agreement on that. and also, and this was key. th

of legislative affairs at the homeland security office. she is the liaison to congress and notifies us about department initiatives, policies and programs and advises senior leadership about activities of congress. carlos, assistant attorney general for the office of the state of affairs for the department of justice. leader of the component responsible for managing the relationship with congress. we welcome our witnesses and thank you for appearing today. we will begin by swearing you win. please rise and raise your right hand. you swear or affirm under penalty of perjury that the testimony you are about to give is true and correct to the best of your knowledge, information and belief, so help you god? let the record reflect that the witnesses have answered in the affirmative. thank you. you can be seated. please know that your written testimony will be entered into the record in its entirety. accordingly we ask that you summarize your testimony in five minutes. you may begin. >> thank you, mr. chair. chairman klein, distinguished members of the committee and i am honored to appear before you today. i serve as assistant secretary for legis

of us and them. i want to welcome daryl johnson, former senior analyst for the domestic terrorism at the department of homeland securityand the long hard look at americas extremist past. i quoted from both of them extensively in the introduction to the segment. thank you both for being with us. i appreciate this important conversation. let me start with, you. darrell i set up your background, your history, how much you've studied this. you wrote a report we so long ago, we are still struggling with the same thing. what do you believe today to be the impediment against either reducing prosecuting or figuring out what to deal -- how to deal with domestic violent extremism in america? >> i tell, you when i wrote that reported 2009, i never anticipated this threat to last so long. i thought it would be a two term eight year, ten year, cycle. here we are, it's your 15. i think the single most impediment to solving this issue is politicians that pander to these groups and individuals. it actually inflames them, radicalizes and mobilizes them towards violence. political candidates need to understand those consequences to thei

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to do so. >> and a going to ask a, hope you can make, that you would not allow the department of homeland security to usethis facility for that purpose. >> i don't oversee the department of homeland security by juicer and you have our commitment that all faa facilities at any facility under our jurisdiction will always be secure. >> i hope so. i hope once resulted in fact, we can move on to strengthening america's aviation system. the united states of america is that a pivotal moment for aviation. our infrastructure is on the brink of failure in many cases with thousands of flight delays, dozens of near misses every year. in january, unprecedented since 9/11, we had to ground all flights for the first time. i'm seriously concerned we need to do better. i also in my travels visited one of the traffic control towers atlantic city airport and i think it's finally going to be replaced, but interesting to me with all the money that we spend on things, they are still using floppy disks via 1993. i mean, that's unconscionable. we have to have come when you get the best air traffic control system in the world. w

. >> i'm glad you brought that up, because what we heard from the department of homeland security, which usedat in the next three months, 800 additional troops are going to be there helping national guard members with things like ground based detection, data entry, transportation, but not enforcement itself. is that enough? >> the u.s. military in this country does not engage in domestic law enforcement. the most they can do is support the border patrol, supported department of homeland security, and its frontline border of security mission. so, given the numbers we face, it's not enough, it's never going to be enough, we're going to have to deal with the underlying factors, there are aspects of our immigration policy that to serve as magnets. the wait time for an asylum claim, for example, is contributing to this problem. i don't see this problem going away anytime soon, as long as there is this political polarization in washington that prevents addressing the longer term problem. there are solutions to this problem, kaitlin, but they are politically unobtainable, as long as the factions in

use of artificial intelligence by federal agencies. with officials from the white house, pentagon, and homeland security department. they testified before the house oversight and accountability subcommittee on cybersecurity and information technology. watch the entire hearing at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span. c-span now, our free mobile video app, or june line at c-span.org. house speaker kevin mccarthy spoke to reporters following a closed door conference meeting on an impeachment inquiry into president biden. the speaker: i talked to the conference. -i our goal in taking the majority was to change washington. for a number of years, i think five, eight years the senate wouldn't pass appropriation bills. we watched at the end of last year, omnibus bill that never goes through committee got jammed. i pledged we would never put an omnibus on the floor. we did something different in the debt ceiling. we put the 1% cut across the board if you don't pass all 12 bills within the next year. everybody was upset by it, but i tpaoeurplly believe structure changes behavior. and it's tough. people fight t now we have been able to m

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of people trying to cross that border into the us? it is, it is now a 100 in my august the department of homeland security secretary is currently at the border at mccallum, texas. he's actually meeting with the on gear and president sheila or a castro right now. but he just spoke and he was, it was very keen to put this in an international context. he said the increase in numbers is a reflection of the number of displaced people globally. it all right? how high is that? a high historic height? so he said he's putting that inside global context. he says, however, that'd be f as in flows of migration, maybe dynamic. he them. but he said, but one thing that hasn't changed there, and that is the us congress has failed to enact meaningful immigration immigration reform. what do you didn't mentioned or what some of the other factors which have led to such an influx? i mean, listen to mounting that. so he said that his way, hey t q, but what do all these countries haven't called and they haven't normally is us for an intervention income. and that is why was economy type certainly destroyed by the sanctions, has been placed since 2006 hate to

of our favorite friends. writer and editor for protect democracy amanda carpenter is back with us. also joining us former chief of staff at the department of homeland securityr is here. political scholar princeton university professor and msnbc contributor eddie glaude is back. and the editor at large for the bulwark and msnbc contributor charlie sykes is here. charlie sykes. i don't know what the word is. is it a tear? is it a bender? claire mccaskill called trump nuts. and i think that's an insult to people who are nuts. i think that trump is telegraphing something and testing something and normalizing something that he needs in place so that when he says he's going to do he can say whoa, whoa, whoa, i told you guys i was going to arrest general milley, why are you freaking out? and then everyone in the conservative media is like oh, yeah, he told us this, guys, it's tucked into the republican platform. i mean, this is the dangerous normalizing of autocratic maneuvers. and i don't see a lot of appropriate reaction from across the ideological spectrum. why not? >> yeah. you've made the key point that there's nothing secret about this, there's nothing steal

advancing four funding bills for department of defense homeland security, states and agriculture ryan zinke, thanks so much for being here. >> what do you want to say to us in terms of the appropriations we new september 30 was coming a lot of attacks on leadership because the bills were not done, and about to face the running out of money september 30 you've got to finish all bills to get the government funded how come these bills weren't completed. >> interesting, 10 out of 12 bills, look. we agreed that we start at the beginning could regular order hadn't been done in over a decade get through the appropriations bills they had too germane each had to pass, we agreed to that, then we get down to the well, let's get past the fence we don't have the votes, so pr stunt, michigan, pr stunt in d.c. the way forward you pass appropriation bills, each bill does two things lower curb on spending, it was a tea party moment getting the box of weight off ship shouldn't pay sex change the most important one through our border we have to make sure we have a border. and march you don't homeland security bill looks like about 3 two feet tall 1,000 miles wide, or long,

demand that president biden come to the table, sit down with us, and pass legislation that will no longer fund a department of homeland security at war with the american people. that's it. there is no negotiation on that. secure the border or you shouldn't fund the department of homeland security. more and more of my colleagues are starting to understand that. unfortunately some senate republicans are still hand wringing with shut downs. the american people are tired. they want their country back. that's what this is about. >> harris: congressman from a border state. your governor has told me in the last few days that 7 million have come across that border while places like new york city where i sit and work. i don't live here, 110,000 mostly illegal immigrants have come here. he blames the governor of texas, we all know the governor didn't put 110,000 people on buses. many of these people got here on flights paid for by the government. so considering all of those numbers, i want to ask you about the infrastructure here for the illegals when they get here. cavalcante, native of brazil, began associating with gang members and b

you can make that you would not allow the artman of home and security to use this facility for that purpose. >> i do not oversee the department of homeland security you still have our commitment all faa facilities and any facility under our jurisdiction will always be secure. >> i hope so. i hope that once we resolve this in fact we can move on to strengthening americans aviation system. united states of america is at a pivotal moment for aviation our infrastructure is on the brink of failure in many cases with thousands of flight delays, dozens of near misses every year. in january unprecedented's 911 we had to ground all flights for the first time. i'm seriously concerned we need to do better. also in my travels visited one of the traffic control towers at atlantic city airport. i think it's finally going to be replaced. interesting to me all the money we spend on things you're still using floppy disk via 1993. that is unconscionable. we have to have the best air traffic control system in the world. we have had the best airports in the world this is the united states of america. can you identify steps you are taking to improve our avia

. >> well, today, that agency, the department of homeland security's sprawling mission expands across terrorism prevention, law enforcement and much more. joining ussecretary alejandro mayorkas. mr. secretary, i appreciate your time, especially on this day of remembrance. i kind of want to start with what president bush was referring to there, trying to reduce vulnerabilities, trying to get in front of gaps that existed in the lead-up to 9/11, 2001. what do you think are the most acute vulnerabilities right now when it comes to homeland security? >> well, phil, the threat landscape has evolved so significantly over the past 22 years. today is a very, very heavy day. as the individual who just proceeded me so beautifully said, we honor the lives lost. we have a commitment to never forget. we also have a commitment to keep our nation secure against an evolving threat landscape. the threat of cybersecurity. the threat of adverse nation states. the severity and frequency of extreme weather events. the phenomenon of disinformation used as a weapon against our country. the threat landscape is so different today than it was 22 years ago. but we also are

examining the department of homeland security process for managing migrant arrivals at the border and how toto process changed after title 42 ended. from march 2020 to may of 2023dhs used title 42 to quickly expel more than 2.2 million migrants from the states. dhs started processing all migrants under regular immigration authority. the process is complex and demographic and fear influence how they are processed dhs programs and protocols change frequently. each component border patrol, office of field operation, enforcement, and removal operation. also citizenship and immigratiot play a pivotal road in the process. border patrol and ohs was on the front line that worked on apprehension. eros track them through the removal policy. uscis do interviews and applications. any bottleneck or delay at any point could have serious impacts on the border management system. delays can cause overcrowding na can lead to unsheltered releases known asch street releases. the twoo factors is one of the busiest sectors. the communities are at high risk. as explored, street releases cause harm to migrants and border communities. congress needs to understand the process to modernize the s

department of homeland security. we welcome the secretary here. the china recognizes the gentleman from texas to lead us in the pledge. >> the pledge allegiance to the united states of america and to the republic -- one nation under god, visible of liberty and -- >> chair is now recognized an opening statement. after two and a half years of the biden border crisis, here is what administration officials have told us. find administrations policies of led more national security threats. biden administration policies make it less like quite quickly that enforcement actions will be taken against criminal aliens. i.c.e. officers have been reassigned from their duties, locating and arresting aliens. so the process of your legal porter crossroads the report to any says they were ordered to when they were released at the border. i.c.e. officers are attempting to arrest fewer ilion's because of the biden administration's enforcement priorities memo. we know that even aliens who illegally crossed the border and are on the tennis watch this can be released into the united states, for the port on airplane and head t