and frankly, those votes altered the outcome of yuma county. county we've actually had indictments and people pled guilty to ballot trafficking. >> how many ballots were involved? >> i don't know off the top of my head. >> it's four. >> whether it's four or 4,000 doesn't matter. >> it wasn't the presidential election. it was a primary. >> doesn't matter. it's a defect in the system. >> a minuscule defect. two women in yuma county pleaded guilty to collecting four oxllots and dropping them in a it's against state law to deposit a ballot that isn't yours or your family's. it's four ballots in a primary. >> in that instance. in that instance. >> you have a bigger one? >> well, we've got information that's been turned over to the attorney general's office, and you say that there was nothing there, okay. then i'm going to have to live with that. but do i know for a fact that there were other ballot trafficking operations around the country and some in arizona? yeah, i do. >> name one. >> yuma county, 25,000 ballots. >> what happened? >> same fingerp

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gabe gutierrez reports now from yuma, arizona. >> reporter: each night, they rush to turn themselves in, group after group of asylum seekers crossing the arizona border >> it's beautiful. free country >> reporter: gisele and her 3-year-old daughter came here from cuba. why did you come >> i want to be free this is both of my girls. american dream, you know >> reporter: this area alone has seen hundreds of asylum seekers each night and in just the last year, there have been more than 300,000 illegal border crossings in the area around yuma. that's three times the city's entire population of nearly 100,000, an all-time record is that sustainable? >> it's not sustainable. >> reporter: douglas nichols is yuma's mayor. >> i consider this a crisis it's a situation where numbers are multiple times higher than anywhere else in history. >> reporter: the only hospital here estimates that over six months, it's doled out $20 million in uncompensated medical care to migrants >> do we have to stop that border flow if you're going to have the borders open like they are, there has to be a payment so

>> it's not sustainable. >> reporter: douglas nichols is yuma's mayor. >> i consider this a crisis. it's a situation where numbers are multiple times higher than anywhere else in history. >> reporter: the only hospital here estimates that over six months, it's doled out $20 million in uncompensated medical care to migrants. >> do we have to stop that border flow. if you're going to have the borders open like they are, there has to be a payment source for these individuals. >> reporter: officials say they're not getting enough help from the federal government. arizona governor has spent $6 million to bring in these shipping containers to close gaps in the border fence. the state is also spending $83,000 per bus to send migrants to washington, d.c. >> politics play a big role. >> reporter: but aid volunteers like fernando say there is no chaos. it's rhetoric in an election year. >> none of these individuals are overwhelming or overrunning the city. >> reporter: still, he views it as humanitarian crisis. >> we spend, like, 55 days coming here. >> reporter: one that brought a desperate

. >> ashley: yuma county supervisor is joining us at the border. what are you seeing down there?ently? what is going on? >> good morning, i have got about 600 people being processed behind me. they lineup about 10:00 at night and takes border patrol eight hours to process through the area. they walked over from the area between san luis after they have arrived by airplane, the majority of them in mexicali. >> carley: a record fentanyl bust in florida, mexico and china have strategy to get this into our country, why don't ve have a strategy to keep them out? >> i think govern governor dooc hard to secure the area, we have the conex boxes that biden would like us to remove and they are working. border patrol is able to gain the advantage, funneling people and putting out more border patrol into the area where feenlt is coming across. we have had seizures as much as 36 kilos, that goes up as they supply border patrol in the area. >> ashley: fentanyl has been seized this year, that is upon raid increase from 2019. what you have been seeing at the border, what we're hearing, do you fo

korsunov, officers from the yuma battalion of the defense were in touch with us, he is now in kharkivast, and now we will move to dnipropetrovsk oblast, yuriy of the kudryashov district, commander of the azov regiment of the azov unit, sir, the radio does not congratulate you. i also congratulate you today on the holiday of the defender of ukraine, cossacks day and the intercession of the most holy theotokos, i thank you once again, my brothers and sisters, for the great work you do. every day i understand that you are in dnipropetrovsk oblast. you are literally in dnipropetrovsk oblast on the border with zaporizhia that is, the unit was, please, tell me about the situation as of the evening. on this day, shelling, enemy attacks, what happened today, how is the situation now, please, right now, on the front line, as always, geo is loud, eh, the enemy does not stop eh attempts to eh one impression on the front edge , including possible attempts by the enemy to shoot at peaceful villages along the entire line of defense. and despite all this, our line of defense feels tense but complete

in nogales, yuma. lupe ramirez, we have talked extensively about this. we talked about how this gets smuggled through the ports of entry. really early in my term in the senate, you know what i did? i went back to washington and i got the money appropriated to rebuild our ports of entry. you know why? right now if you go down there it's 12 planes that go through nogales as an example. only one of those lanes has the technology, the x-ray machine, that can detect the fentanyl. when we rebuild these ports of entry, because of the work i have done in the united states senate, getting this money to arizona, every single one of those lanes will have the technology. the only way you can do this is through bipartisanship. it is working together, working across the aisle to get things done like john mccain did. my opponent, blake masters, he does not want to work with anybody. he does not even want to work with republicans. he calls democrats psychopaths and that they are evil. that is not in the spirit of how arizona senators work to the benefit of our state and

in nogales, yuma. lupe ramirez, we have talked extensively about this.e talked about how this gets smuggled through the ports of entry. really early in my term in the senate, you know what i did? i went back to washington and i got the money appropriated to rebuild our ports of entry. you know why? right now if you go down there it's 12 planes that go through nogales as an example. only one of those lanes has the technology, the x-ray machine, that can detect the fentanyl. when we rebuild these ports of entry, because of the work i have done in the united states senate, getting this money to arizona, every single one of those lanes will have the technology. the only way you can do this is through bipartisanship. it is working together, working across the aisle to get things done like john mccain did. my opponent, blake masters, he does not want to work with anybody. he does not even want to work with republicans. he calls democrats psychopaths and that they are evil. that is not in the spirit of how arizona senators work to the benefit of our state and o

debate that more important part southern border is wide open they've done nothing to secure it go to yumae thousands of people cross this ice designed operation by the cartels, very sophisticated i am glad you brought it up i think american think cartels don't really have a lot of planning, or they have a lot of technology, these are quasi military operations. from drug technology to tracking to helicopter support of as you mentioned 50 caliber machine guns then getting direct support direct financial backing with chinese communist party, how stupid are we as kaun to put up with this? we need to educate masses say no more this is not political issue not red issue not blue issue it is red white and blue issue every american is affected by this i think insult our government literally sleeps on the job when it comes to what is happening on southern border. >> it is disgusting i had congressman fleiger from texas said they are dropping drones, they pick it up later so that they can lace drugs kill, our citizens. >> that is right, and where is the mocking where is media talking about this comp

this is a cascade effect from when you have a chaos at our border and come to yuma with me sometime, you get there and wait a good 20, 30 seconds to see the groups marching across and are poor border patrol agents now are basically a concierge service, putting them into the suburbans and driving them. molly: and our reporter bill melugin will have a report later in the hour and bringing remarkable images, the thermal drone images with people pouring over, even in the middle of the night. the fentanyl, it affects the rich or poor, doesn't matter who you're voting for and could be affected by that. molly: i'm interrupting a bit, but we're now start to go see a type of another synthetic tranquilizer at the borders and this is considered 10 times more dangerous than fentanyl, and over the last 30 days, we've had actually multiple busts and that's terrifying. you think about how dangerous fentanyl is hitting our neighborhood and schools and now you have something 10 times more deadly being found coming across our borders. molly: yeah, and who knows, maybe we'll see these headlines in the

i know they have installed them and stacked them in yuma county, arizona.nds a message absent the federal government, our state governor, the sheriffs in the state are engaged, that we'll do everything we can to protect our citizens and our state and this country. shame on the federal government for not being a part of this. the federal border is their responsibility, not the state and locals. we're doing their job and continue to do it to protect our country. >> sandra: sheriff, we sense the urgency in your voice. if you had the white house and if they did reach out to communicate, which they have not yet, what would be your first request? what would be the biggest resource that you need today, sheriff? >> we need a message. we need a message from this president that the border is going to be secured and consequences for violating our laws in the country. those that come across illegally will be addressed properly. we need them to engage with us. right now we have none. as long as they stay absent to this, the problems only going to get worse in texas, new

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he was also does i'm a yuma mom and i was in the morning when we looked back. and then my mother said abdallah, your father has been shot, look was now getting out sassy. let me begin away to buy up on his body was left there for 3 day off on the godaddy will support tattoo when of dela pena. he came back, he found his home had been looted, but at least not burned down like many others. now he's trying to farm again. i can in the vienna way and go and i can lots of the young people have no work and we'll get that in. i said that really nothing as well. an inward potentially want an army arrived. we've had people. yes, you want my mother and i can go to work in the fields again or what would be my the mother debussy did. oh, you got all the residents are relieved to be back. they're not happy with their government, which failed to protect them from the brutal insurgence. they also accused government troops of heavy handedness when they eventually arrived. the talkie, we expected better from our country, may monica it. when they meters on the streets, they stoppe

he was other than my yuma mom as as in the morning. will me look back and then my mother said abdallah your father has been shot, but look, was now getting outside the let me begin away to buy up. i'm his body was left there for 3 day off. i me godaddy will see will tattoo when of dela pena, he came back, he found his home had been looted, but at least not burned down like many others. now he's trying to farm again again in the beginning when going like lots of the young people have no work and we'll get that and i ship it to really nothing as well an invalid, but since it or want an army arrived, we've had people. yes, you want my mother and i can go to work in the fields again or what would be my the mother debussy, when all of you got me, all the residents are relieved to be back. they're not happy with their government, which failed to protect them from the brutal insurgence. they also accused government troops of heavy handedness. when they eventually arrived. jockey, we expected better from our country, male monica gazette. when

i remember you covering your mind i covering yuma as well decades ago and i spent the las few decadesering everything from central america through mexico are us other border but al tell you what i take away th most i hope the audience understands that it's a labor o love dark waters of hot but it' the lie is it's the lies that w are constantly being told by ou government by foreign governments about what is happening at our southern borde this is affecting not only us and our nation but the people being trafficked into a nation in those lies lead to deaths with over 107,000 poisonings an opioid drafts drafts because of fentanyl and as well as on the other side we see human trafficking and cartels the sal of young children and women being raped those are the lies we are being told and unfortunately these are the lie we need to expose before election because it should be a bipartisan issue that should no be a partisan issue everyone should agree our national security and america needs to come first. >> over the past 13 months this has been the deadliest time for migrants crossing the bo

they also said and in listening to the superintendent of the yuma school district, she called it infortunateto say re-enacting a slave sale as a prank tells us that we have a great deal of work to do with our studenting so they can distinguish between intent and impact. she went on to say they may have thought this skis wut funny, but it is not. it requires us to look honestly at issues of systemic racism swhechblt on to say when students find something funny that's so deeply offensive, it tells her they have an opportunity to teach them in this moment, but obviously many people upset about it. but still so many questions remain about how many players were involved. that's not clear. we're trying to get more information on this. obviously deeply upsetting this is happening in northern california in 2022. >> in the year 2022 that this would happen anywhere is deeply upsetting. definitely at a loss for words. >> we often warn to deal with your sensitive mail. what if somebody tampers with it before it reaches you? three postal workers have been arrested now in a $1.3 million fraud and identity

administration detailed two-thirds of border patrol agents to other areas to process people giving up in yumaona. we don't have enough manpower in our area to have a slight chance of controlling what is coming across the border. >> carley: you say agents, 100 per day crossed your property and you have found dead bodies on your property, as well. >> we're up to 16 now, we've had two in the last several months, that is just what i know about. talking about humanitarian type things, biden is killing these people letting them come across the border like this. >> carley: yeah, you're right, it is the deadliest year at our border, 856 migrants have died this year. 16 on just your ranch. sheriff donahu, you are 2000 miles from the border and your county is being affected by fentanyl, tell us what is going on in your neck of the woods. >> thank you, we have never seen this amount of this type of drug or this powerful of a drug, it is unprecedented and affecting everyone. everyone is on edge, law enforcement and the community, are collaborative partners, state, local, federal, how to deal with this, n

more than 200% increase in yuma compared to the same time last year. more than 30% in tucson. an invasion will bring chaos to arizona and blamed both parties for the state of the southern border. >> trump centered his whole immigration policy around finishing the wall. it is not done. biden does need to step up immigration and border security, absolutely. arizona is bearing the brunt of illegal drug trafficking, gun trafficking and smuggling. >> democratic senator mark kelly is trying to defend his seat against blake masters. kelly has broken with the biden administration saying border is chaos and a mess and that the administration changing border rules was dumb. fox news poll released a week and a half ago said voters found border security, inflation, abortion and democracy as the important issues in the arizona senate race. >> dana: thank you. >> bill: the f.b.i. flagging a surge of online scams targeting the elderly among us. how to protect yourself and your family. we'll have that for you. republicans promise multiple investigations in the hunter biden. what may come of t

as the containers are concerned, many were put in place in august to close parts of the border near yuma. todd and carly. >> thank you. that possible surge of haitian migrants will remind everybody -- remember the images -- 15,000 haitian migrants living under the bridge in del rio. it was a problem back then, a year ago, history may be repeating itself. >> what did the biden administration do? blamed a bunch of people on horseback doing their job calling them whippers. >> there is that. >> democrats know what's at stake. they're sending former president obama rallies for candidates instead of president bide b. >> is the star power enough to move the needle? we're going to ask battleground voters that very thick. coming up next. >> president biden is taking a back seat on the campaign trail as his former boss, former president barack obama steps in to try to save the day for democrat candidates across the country. >> he's a celebrity who wants to be a politician. we've seen how that goes. >> he got that wrong. i'm not a celebrity. >> now gretchen's opponent, her plan wouz slash billions

person willing to go out and face the enemy in normandy or the person willing to raise the flag at yumac, going to face risk for themselves in battle. i think it's fair, right and look at the history of warfare and we see warriors are associated with this willingness to face risk but i think there's something else, personal we should establish between the willingness to face. i think this is speaking of normandy my wife and i were able to work normandy in the american cemetery there and we walked through the 9000 headstones to commemorate the resources built not just in the battle but throughout the war and as we got back to the tour bus to go back to our next stop, i was in line with an older gentleman world warur ii veteran caps on and thy were just not that many world war ii veterans around anymore so i struck up a conversation and have fascinating conversation with a man named bill and he said his job as a 17-year-old was to work the night shift for the newspaper and the function of the night shift was to wait until the machines provide the stories on the wire and his job was to det

. >> joey, very interesting about that spot we were in a yuma, arizona, becoming extremely popular crossingigrants, not all over the world, central, south america, what made it unique this human smuggler was taking cash payments there in person but really in the middle of between the u.s. and mexico border which we've never seen before. as soon as armed human smuggler saw we were filming him he threatened me, threatened to take away my phone and shoot me. my mind went to flight or life. shows reality of the border. how brazen armed human smugglers don't feel threaten journalist on the american side. that little incident happens every single day on the southern border. we happened to capture that moment on camera. i saw my life flash before my eyes right there, but i was happy to get out of the moment, to live to tell the story. i think americans got to see the reality of the border. joey: that video shows the violence at border. the bravery of you and those like you at border telling the truth. this administration is not so keen letting the truth of the border come out. thanks so much for j

did you know they built a little wall in yuma? they could be building a little wall everywhere along the 1,933 miles of border that we have. >> a lot of bit of wall. >> it already exists, they have to stand it up. >> take it out of the dust. it is rusting. >> paying people to guard portions of the wall. they had the supplies to build, but we spent money instead of people guarding that section so the supplies weren't taken away, they could have stood it up, the wall would have been completed. it is insane. >> they quietly built that section, they were worried how it would look. the optics when it came into how the elections would play out, they were worried about that piece and that's what they fixed. i did see when they did that, but nobody was talking about it, nobody was talking about it except us. what's interesting about this, as a new york city resident, seeing the migrants come in, seeing the accommodations made at the tents, it is upsetting because we have so many problems here, we are dealing with crime, businesses, trying

90's was to try and do our part to deal with the drugs and the human trafficking that we did in the yuma sector of arizona. that is nothing compared to the millions and millions who have crossed the southern border since president biden came into office. he eliminated title 42, stopped funding a border well, yes, we do need some actual fencing. he has not made resourcing the customs and border patrol a priori. lots more drugs. the leading killer is sentinel, most of it coming across the border. all that has fueled crime. indianapolis is now the most dangerous city behind san francisco, chicago, new york. mr. sceniak: he said our talking points are wrong. i agree. we do need secure borders. the best way to secure borders is allow for immigration and those who do want to pursue the american dream to actually have a process so they don't have to cross illegally. when we have that process available, we can make it much more easier to secure the borders of those who do want to do harm such as sentinel and bringing that into our country. we have to have that process first for those coming in.

over 2000 people a day are coming in illegally through the border in a tiny part of our state called, yumaarizona. it is a small town. we have won a bus stop, no shelters. you can imagine 2000 people coming across the border illegally every single day, we can't manage it. we have nowhere for them to go. we are facing illegal crisis. we cannot tell who is good and who is bad appeared some of those folks want to do good, some of them want to do bad. you cannot tell the difference by looking appeared where hoping it allows us to bring in the talent of workers we need while keeping in -- out the bad guys. we're are also facing a humanitarian crisis. we do not have the ability to care for all of these children, including children who are coming across the border every single day. if i could, i would love to tackle this challenge. i expect, as a get to this election is going to be a hard six weeks or so ahead of us. as we get through this election, i intend to reach back out to my good friend, senator john cornyn , also born in raised in texas. the two of us from different political parties by s

. >>> yuma county we've actually had indictments and people have pled guilty to ballot trafficking. >w many ballots were involved? >> i don't know off the top of my head. >> it's four, okay. whether it's 4 or 4,000 doesn't matter. >> it wasn't a presidential election. it was a primary. >> doesn't matter. it's a defect in the system. >> donald trump won. >> and i will fight for trump's america first agenda. >> tonight the story of maga election deniers running for office and their relationship with the facts. >>> what's inside africa's

we went to yuma. we saw some of the migrants crossing the border. there were about 800 or so today.ossing in, being processed by border patrol and then they're eventually released. then they figure that out. a lot of communities are stuck with dealing with this influx of migrants. arizona, this is something that is especially pertinent to this election. we know that voters, recent polls have showed that voters care about this right behind inflation and the economy. >> neil: do we know, samantha -- other democrats say you have to pay more attention to the border. whether the senator was talking ant getting to the border yourself. when he talks about the administration making some decisions on this, what does he mean? >> so senator mark kelly has been outspoken about the biden's administration decision to end title 42. that is that decision. it was made out of public health. where they were allowed to refuse migrants and send them away basically. so the biden administration has relaxed that rule. now it is much more difficult to expel some of these migrants. that's why we're seeing a

itself under many administrations, proven itself again here in arizona, talking to my fellow sheriff in yuma border, it works. and we're going to continue doing it here and continue to do the right thing for the people of arizona and this country. neil: you know, sheriff, much has been made of the fact now that even some democrats are parting with the president on this. mark kelly, for example, in arizona, senator hassan up in new hampshire. so it's resonating with an issue even in states, certainly the case in new hampshire, far from the border. jon tester in montana among those saying we've got to pay attention to what's happening, but it's not affected the administration at this point. no plans to. e even visit the border to talk to you, so what will change after the election, if anything, do you think? >> well, we hope we can get some leadership back in congress. i don't foresee president biden or those around him, senior policymakers, changing anything right now. he's made that very clear. we know we have a challenge with the cartels. these criminal cartels, totally absent any conversat

their faith in humanity restored during one of the most trying types. born to below al jazeera yuma city, the philippines. now ukrainian turkish and un delegations of agreed on a plan to help move 14 ships transporting grain in the black sea. ukraine has a total of $218.00 vessels are effectively blocked from making shipments pulling roches decision to pull out of a you and pro could grain. dale western governments are urging last guy to reverse that move, say, on demise efforts to ease the global food crisis. moscow side, it was cooling off the 3 month old deal because im drawn strikes on its ships and cut off crimea. meanwhile, russia stepping off, its, its efforts to capture the east and ukrainian town of backlit sits on a main road leading to the acquainting house at his of savannah can come a tourist. and as i said, beg, now reports, if back what fools it could bring all the areas within range of rush and artillery on the front lines near buck mode. there's a constant sound of shells flying overhead. we go. trenches and bunkers are the only cover out here where ukrainian soldiers wa

yuma though the 10 year is reflecting the moves, we saw the guild in the previous session, we had the fiscal policy pivot in the u.k. shery: we got the reaction in the u.s. with the treasury rallying, the ten year yeld falling to -- yield falling to 10%. they have lifted the stock market, that is how they have had a rebound from technical levels as well. we are seeing wti prices gaining ground but we have not seen movement in the new york session. a potential pullback in demand given what we saw from a that they are doubling down on the covid zero policy. it seems to be risk on, we are seeing wti gaining ground. haidi: we saw the moves to the upside when it comes to trading. the u.k. chancellor scrapping most of what is left of liz truss' economic program. let us bring in garfield reynolds. it has been a wild ride for u.k. assets. we basically are back to where we began. where do we see guilds and the pound trading here? >> we are and we aren't. things have settled down and we are closer to where we were before they came out with the many budget. it is not just for perception. this is

the state says the double stack containers fill in fencing gaps near yuma and are necessary to defend people living in the area from migrants illegally crossing the border. the double stacked shipping containers went up in august at the direction of the republican governor , doug ducey. and ukrainian forces are bombing russian positions in the occupied and illegally annexed southern kyrgyzstan region. the targets include resupply routes across a river. carson is a prime target for both sides because of its key industries and major riverport officials say the latest shelling killed at least four people, including two tv journalists. i'm lauren blanchard. now back to "hannity". for all your headlines, log on to fox news .com. you're watching the most powerful name in news, fox news channel. >> all right. now, the two tiered system of d justicise on full display yet again today as former trump advisor steve bannon. r bein he was sentenced to four months in prison after beingt of convicted of contempt of congress for failing to comply with a subpoena from congr a sham january six committe

you look at yuma and the food supply issues we have there, the workforce issues, of legal immigrantsoming across the border to work in arizona adding to our economy, but this issue gets politicized over and over again from people like my opponent, blake masters. >> politicizing the issue, not understanding the issue. respond. >> i understand mark kelly supports open borders and that is why we have them. he is the 50 as in the senate. joe biden needed his vote. mark kelly could have dug his heels in and said i will not support a single piece of your agenda and lest get border security. if this is a result of senator kelly being focused on the border, he is the most ineffective senator of all time. people are walking through by the hundreds of thousands. the drug cartels, if they could vote in this election, every single one of them would vote for senator kelly because they get what they want from him, and again, it is killing our ur children. host: tissue, immigration and borders at the u.s. senate debate. senator kelly is running for a full six-year term after serving only two years

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in a former interview with news nation, yuma county supervisor jonathan lines.er patrol the tools so they can continue to the border and provide security for the nice thing. about 6 weeks after 130 containers were set up, migrant crossings started to drop in places. but the numbers are still staggering. according to you, miss chief patrol agent just last week, more than 5,000 migrants from 38 different countries were arrested in that sector and agents encountered almost 200 unaccompanied children. >> all right. as we inch closer to halloween one california neighborhood is being told they have to give out candy flyers were found all over a suburban los angeles instructing people to have candy ready for halloween night. the notice was signed by a neighborhood watch captain. but a lot of people in the area have rate mixed reactions to this mandate. >> like peop e ju t were laughing about it. people were some who are upset. they're like, how dare you like mandate something? are we getting tickets citations? if we do well, some people thought it was ridiculous. hones

. >> reporter: we recently visited yuma, arizona, a town very familiar with the fight over immigrationekers each night. according to customs and border protection there are more than 2.7 million apprehensions across the entire southern border during the fiscal year that just ended. to put that in context here's a look at that number in 2019 under the trump administration and the year before here's a look in 2014 under the obama administration. in 2006 under the bush administration, in 1996 the clinton administration, and in 1986 under reagan with various ups and downs across decades. bottom line, immigration has confounded administration after administration from both parties. but it's president biden that's now facing the highest totals. the reasons are complicated. his critics say it's because of lenient border policy, but there's also growing political crises in venezuela, cuba and haiti, pent-up demand after inflation slowed during covid, a slew of hurricanes that's devastated central america and potentially inflated numbers because of what's known as title 42, a policy during the