take the city of mcallen. releasing 7,000 illegal immigrants into mcallen, all of whom are positive with covid. put that in perspective. mcallen is a city whose population is about 141,000. that means 5% of the population of the city consists now of illegal immigrants who've tested positive for covid. the joe biden and kamala harris are just dumping their one after the other because they want to enforce the law. instead what does joe biden do? he lectures the state of texas. lectures the state of florida. he cannot stand that our states are opening. he cannot stand in our schools have been opening. cannot stand the people are going back to work. he wants to get back to the jackbooted thugs. will de blasio this morning, if the jackbooted fits, these democrats, they want to shutdown your business, your shirt, your church, your school, your forcing you to get mandated it's all wrong. >> sean: vaccine mandates, mask mandates, vaccine passports, but for joe's illegal immigrant population, no testing, high rates of

take the city of mcallen. releasing 7,000 illegal immigrants into mcallen, all of whom are positive with covid. put that in perspective. mcallen is a city whose population is about 141,000. that means 5% of the population of the city consists now of illegal immigrants who've tested positive for covid. 'vthe joe biden and kamala harrs are just dumping their one after the other because they want to enforce the law. instead what does joe biden do? he lectures the state of texas. lectures the state of florida. he cannot stand that our states opening. he cannot stand in our schools have been opening. cannot stand the people are going back to work. he wants to get back to the jackbooted thugs. bill de blasio this morning, if the jackbooted fits, these democrats, they want to shutdown your business, your church, your school, forcing you to get mandated it's all wrong. >> sean:ge vaccine mandates, mask mandates, vaccine passports, but for joe's illegal immigrant population, no testing, high rates of covid positivity.

instead, they went through mcallen to the rest of the united states. it was just recently that the ngos are incapable and do not have the capacity ability to take care of the rest of the individuals. just two days ago we had the ability to enact, or i signed a disaster declaration, because we needed help. and people blame us sometimes in the municipality. we tell them it is out of our jurisdiction. want to place blame, we know exactly where to do it. and that is in washington. and whether it is the president, congress, the senate, they are the ones that can take care of it, and we know that as far as being convenient, the issues we have right now, there is an overflow, we have to, two days ago put up emergency tents. we have never had to do that before. fortunately, we had some assistance by a counter commissioner and our county judge when we move those tents outside of the city in mcallen. >> laura: how much is this all costing? >> for the city it has not been to, too much yet, because we still have some federal funds, but we have to do the declaratio

protestors gathered outside the facility in mcallen and not happy it was placed in the center of mcallen. officials heard the criticism and moved overnight to this park here in mission, texas, where the park is closed. it is deep in there, not -- the public can't see it. we can only see it with our drone in the skies. sponsors are showing up to pick up migrants. one woman showed up a short time ago. had no idea the people are covid positive. she was informed and turned around and left. we'll send it back to you. >> sandra: bill, thank you. democratic leaders facing intense opposition to vaccine mandates. will they cave to the pressure or press ahead with what many say curbs americans' freedom? the violent crime surge show no signs of letting down. more brazen and brutal attacks. some of them caught on camera. what will it take to clean up the streets? are local leaders willing to act? our power panel has that one next. >> sounds like most of the prosecutors in this country in the major cities are more focused on defending the criminals than defending the public and the victims. that's pa

immigrants into downtown mcallen that they can't handle it anymore. they say they are used usually going to the catholic charities but they can only take so many people. and these camps are specifically for covid positive migrants. the camp wasn't always here in mission, texas. it was built overnight on tuesday. they had to put this up because of all the migrants being released in custody but there was some blowback. local residents were not happy that it was placed there and it was eventually moved to mission where we were earlier this morning. the city of mcallen released a scathing statement where the federal government saying in part "the city intends to demand relief from the federal government for the alarming number of migrants that are being released into the city of mcallen. the federal government does not test them for covid-19 and who does test them, it's actually a third party that does it once they are dropped off in the city of downtown mcallen. they say the federal government has released 7,000 covid positive migrants into mcallen since

mcallen is one of the ten safest cities in the united states up until now. i'm wondering if that has changed things because, as you know, i.c.e. has been pulled back, and a lot of bad people are getting in with the earnest immigrants. >> you know what? we are lucky that we have a very good police force here in mcallen, so as far as the safety issues, it's still, we are still not concerned about that. what we are concerned is that we can no longer have the immigrants, we can no longer transport them out. then we're to going to have problems. as of yet, we are doing very well when it comes to safety. david: well, god bless you, mayor. it's an impossible job. it's literally an impossible job when you think of the sanitary facilities, all of the things involved in this. i just don't know how you keep it together, but we wish you the very best and i hope, in fact, the white house does come to your rescue. as you say, the stroke of a end pen, that's all it would take. appreciate it, mayor. thank you for coming in. for more on this, let's bring in kayleigh mcenany,

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muy buenas tardes, me encuentro de este mcallen, texas, desde el hospital. nueva informaciÓn. es que de acuerdo pues a una informaciÓn cercana a univision noticias uno de los sobrevivientes que se contactÓ con univision les comento que la mayorÍa de las personas que viajaron en este transporte, pues lamentablemente eran todos de origen hondureÑo pero perdieron la vida 10 personas y los demÁs fueron transportados varios a este hospital que se encuentra detrÁs de mi espalda y otros, a la ciudad de corpus cristi, texas. de acuerdo a las autoridades el vehÍculo iba a velocidad. se cree que pues chocÓ contra un poste, vuelca. e inmediatamente quedan atrapados 10 personas inmigrantes, entre los fierros retorcidos. la escena era totalmente trÁgica, triste entonces vamos a mencionarles un poco. recientemente, el viernes pasado y el sÁbado pues 8000 inmigrantes fueron detenidos en la frontera de mcallen, estados unidos. entonces las personas estÁn comentando que ya es mÁs que una crisis migratoria. entonces hasta este momento pues el consulado estÁ trabajando en conjunto c

. >> hoy el cÓnsul de mÉxico en mcallen seÑalÓ que tres vÍctimas mortales parece ser que son mexicana. >> marta alicia tiene lo mÁs reciente. >> trÁgica y lamentablemente perdieron la vida diez personas y 19 mÁs resultaron con lesiones. >> hasta el momento por lo menos son diez migrantes que fallecieron al sur de... un caso relacionado al trÁfico de indocumentados segÚn las autoridades el consulado de mÉxico revelÓ mÁs detalles de esta tragedia. >> lo que tenemos de informaciÓn es que no existiÓ ninguna persecuciÓn, no fue producto de un incidente donde alguna autoridad, local, o federal, de estados unidos, estuviera dÁndole seguimiento. >> hasta ahora los autoridades aseguran que las causas fueron otras. >> una pÉrdida en la capacidad de conducir. >> obviamente si ustedes ven el nÚmero de personas para un solo vehÍculo, pues consideren que mecÁnicamente tenÍa las condiciones necesarias para perder el control y sufrir este lamentable accidente. >> entre las vÍctimas habÍan 27 hombres y tres mujeres de esos 9 hombres y una mujer fallecieron tras el impacto el cÓnsul

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en las Últimas horas el cÓnsul de mÉxico en mcallen, texas confirma que tres mexicanos estÁn entre los 10 fallecidos despuÉs de ese brutal accidente que se produjo al estrellarse una camioneta donde iban a bordo mÁs de 30 personas. borja: entre las vÍctimas hay inmigrantes guatemaltecos, hondureÑos y salvadoreÑos. ahora se dice que la velocidad fue un packpor determinante en este accidente. en medio de todo esto una de las vÍctimas venta desde el hospital lo que estaba ocurriendo abordo de esa camioneta. carolina: nos conectamos en vivo con genaro tejerina quien tiene lo Último de esta investigaciÓn que tomarÍa varios dÍas. te escuchamos. quÉ estÁ pasando ? cuÉntanos. genaro: buenos dÍas, carolina y borja, nos detalles ha proporcionado el cÓnsul mexicano en mcallen, texas y por supuesto ahora ustedes verÁn las nuevas declaraciones que este sobreviviente mencionÓ a esta este trÁgico accidente. >> venÍa a exceso de velocidad y como que no pudo controlar. venÍamos 31 personas con el conductor. genaro: este inmigrante sobreviviente nos cuenta los momentos de angustia y

right now, there were about 7,000 people that crossed into mcallen last week. of those that were tested, 1500 tested positive for covid, but think of all of the people that are exposed to covid and all the people that are exposed to all the other illnesses coming across the border. this really is a humanitarian and national security national securityor crisis. >> sean: tom, this is now pretty much process, release and disperse to the entire country, after you put people in overcrowded cages in the middle of a a pandemic, with no testing no vaccines, no vaccine mandate no mask mandate. is that pretty much accurate what your guys are telling you the process is now? >> absolutely, and i'm shocked in my almost 35 year career i've never seen anything like this. sara is spot on, i talked toi' a highn level border patrol official today, he thinks the majority of them in the rio grande valley are sick, but of course he does not know if they have covid because border patrol do not test for covid. here's what we know, over 1200 covid of positive cases in i.c.e. custody,

right now, there were about 7,000 people that crossed into mcallen last week. of those that were tested, 1500 tested positive for covid, but think of all of the people that are exposed to covid and all the people that are exposed to all the other illnesses coming across the border. this really is a humanitarian and national security national security crisis. >> sean: tom, this is now pretty much process, release, and dispersed to the entire country, after you put people in overcrowded cages in the middle of a pandemic, with no testing, no vaccines, no vaccine mandate, no mask mandate. is that pretty much accurate, what your guys are telling you the process is now? >> absolutely, and i'm shocked, in my almost 35 year career, i've never seen anything like this. sara is spot on, i talk to a high level border patrol official today, he thinks the majority of them in the rio grande valley are sick, but of course he does not know if they have covid because border patrol do not test for covid. here's what we know come over 1200 covid of positive cases in i.c.e. custody

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at the catholic charity in downtown mcallen now. another border patrol bus is full of migrants and released to the charity. bus load after bus load basically every 20 minutes being dropped off, hundreds of people here so far and we'll show you why this is happening. look at this remarkable drone footage we shot yesterday afternoon in mission, texas, the largest group of migrants we've seen being processed at one time. at least 1,000 people under there near a popular crossing area at the rio grande. look at the video. masses of people waiting in the heat to be processed by border patrol. a live look at our drone. we shot that yesterday at 4:00. this morning now they are starting to try to get people out from underneath the bridge. a lot of buses are showing up where we are now here in downtown mcallen putting them on buses and releasing them to the catholic charity. we'll show you more. look at the video we shot last night in la jolla. another massive group of migrants. 200 in size mostly family units. something we see in la joya, te

this video with fox, we will show you what they are doing, this compound built in the middle of mcallen last night, overnight, here in mission, texas to house covid positive illegal immigrants released from federal custody. and local officials say they have to do this because the federal government has been dropping off so many migrants in downtown mcallen, many of which tested positive for covid appear they can't handle itdl anymore. the groundwe shot on and the migrant showing up today. right now this has the capacity of 250. they expect to expand it all the way up to 650. what we have been told by officials just in the last week alone, the feds have dropped off more than 1500 covid-19 positive migrants into the city of mcallen. theyy. said they had to build this. take a listen to what the local politicians had to say including a democratic judge. >> i have invited the president to come here and to come and see what the federal government really has done to us. i am extremely disappointed that we received absolutely zero communication with him but i hope it changes very quickly. >> it

una furgoneta e transportaba migrantes se vuelca a 50 mill de mcallen texas. 10 personas pierden la villa y otras resultan heridas. autoridades investigan si trata de un un caso de tráfico humano.e control debido al exceso de el carga. el vehículo para 15 pasajeros lleva 30. es esta principal noticia, ademásste miércoles. >> (música). >> carpas en la frontera. el gobierno instala campamentos temporales en mcallen para procesar a miles de migrantes quellegan a diario. nuestras cámaras registraron la llegada de grupos de hasta 250 personas. hospitales al límite. noticias telemundo ingresa a un hospital de florida para ver de prime mano la lucha contra el virus en el epintro de la pandemia. hay más de 46,000 pacientes de covid-19 hospitalizados en el país., 97% de ellos no vacunados. caos en el aire. se multiplica las peleas de pasajeros en crece la tensión por viajeros varados por miles de vuelos cancelados y retrasas. >> (múca). >> noticias telemundo con josé díaz-balart. >> (música). >> una camioneta repta de migrantes se volcó en una zona remota del sur texas, hhay por lo

we have a report tonight from the mcallen, texas, where many odysseys began. also hunter biden offers a laughable justification for his heart. and another olympian i don't know if you have seen this, uses the podium to protest. raymond arroyo has that in "seen and unseen." but first from a bridge to nowhere. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." roads and bridges, broadband expansion, fixing potholes and fixing train tracks and increasing internet access for everybody? it all sounds reasonable, right? every country should have that. trump wanted to do infrastructure and yet pelosi impeachment, never got it done. tonight, i'm going to tell you what counts as infrastructure. the republicans agreed to this without even ever have read a draft of the bill. it was put together mostly by the majority parties committee staff. now in june, a bipartisan group of senators led by mitt romney thought it was a good idea to engage with president biden on this thing called an infrastructure bill that would cost hundreds of billions of dollars. now the deal included biden's

por su parte la cÓnsul de honduras en mcallen dijo que estÁ noche que ellos solo han identificado a seis migrantes originarios de ese paÍs y que de acuerdo a las autoridades, identificar al resto de los muertos podrÍa tomar hasta tres dÍas mÁs. >> y la policÍa de phoenix estÁ bajo investigaciÓn del departamento de justicia por denuncias de presunto abuso y uso excesivo de fuerzas. el secretario de justicia dijo que tambiÉn investigarÁn si la policÍa incurriÓ en prÁcticas recrimina teorÍas y represalias. los investigadores buscan determinar si hay un patrÓn de vigilancia. vamos ahora a mÉxico donde en las Últimas 24 horas contabilizaron mÁs de 600 muertos por coronavirus y mÁs de 21,000 nuevos contagios. en esta le nefasta lista podrÍa figurar un hombre que acudiÓ a un hospital con sÍntomas graves,pero no fue atendido a tiempo y falleciÓ afuera del centro mÉdico. paulina gÓmez nos muestra la peor cara de la pandemia. era una carrera contra el tiempo. el seÑor de 59 aÑos se desvaneciÓ en un acceso al hospital pÚblico del seguro social esperando atenciÓn mÉdica

. >> continúa en valle del río grande los vuelos hacia méxico, >> desde mcallen texas victor castillo noticias telemundo >> el avance de la variante delta complica el regreso a clases ya hay miles de estudiantes en el país en cuarentena por estar expuestos al virus en la florida, dos maestro y un asistente de la educación fallecieron >> buenas noches, este ciclo escolar comienza bajo la sombra de la variante delta en condado de broward en la florida, se informó que dos matros y un asistente de maestro han perdido la vida en un lapso de 24 horas no se habían vacunado información confirmada por el sindicato de maestros >> y el condado exigirá el uso obligatorio de la mascarilla pese a que no todos los padres están de acuerdo >>que proteja a los maestros y niños basados en recomendaciones científicas de los expertos >> distrito escolar de miami dade y condado de broward inician ciclo escolar esperando que no suceda lo ocurrido en palm beach donde 400 niños están ya en cuarentena, donde 20 empleados están afectados 440 estudiantes están en cuarentena el superintendente respon

in mcallen, migrants being dropped off at a catholic charity before they are fanning out all over the country courtesy of the us taxpayer, bill. and has that story for us tonight. >> reporter: there are hundreds of migrants waiting as they've not been processed by border patrol. border patrol stations were running 600% overcapacity this past weekend and as a result mass releases of migrants pretty much nonstop. look at this remarkable video we shot over the weekend sunday afternoon, a massive group of illegal immigrants held by border patrol, the largest group we have ever seen in all our trips to the border, we are talking at least 1000 people, border patrol apprehended just here in the rio grande valley alone over the weekend. sunday night in the hoyer we came across this large group of 200 migrants who turned themselves in to border patrol, many were visibly coughing, covid 19 cases surge among the migrant population in the rio grande valley, 900% increase just in the month of july. in downtown mcallen today we watched as border patrol released illegal immigrants from the custody i

se volcó con 30 pasajeros dentro una carga muy superior a la cacapacidad de la camioneta, y esto en mcallen y hasta esa zona llegó dania, buenas noches, cuéntanos qué hay de nuevo . >>> julio en esta esquina con la autopista 281 done se estampó esta camoineta, acá ya han retirado la camioneta hace unos minutos pero quedan retos de este accidente, vemos agua embotellada lo que se hace pensar que eran migrantes que evitaban a las autoridades y es que acá el contrabando de personas es común, intentan evitar un check point de la patrulla fronteriza jugándose la vida, la cmaineta quedó partida casi en dos y defbajo quedaron tendidos los cuerpos de algunas víctimas, y todavía vemos mascarillas y botellas de agua también vemos restos de sangre, algún zapato y los asientos destrozados, todavía caían gotas de gasolina. >>> el departamento de seguridad de texas dice que son migrantes indocumentados y solo algunos llevaban identifaiciones y eran de méxico, guatemala y en su gran mayoría d ehon, el conductor también falleció algunos fueron transportados en helicóptero para ser lleva

these tent cities that you just saw in mcallen are popping up everywhere. throughout this border crisis, you've seen about 10% historically 10% of the migrants have been tested and be covid positive. right now we see that number increase to 20%. so it is only continuing to rise. in fort bliss we have thousands of kids there. two abuse allegations. one on july 7th, one on july 28th by civil servants who are volunteers essentially saying there is mismanagement of that facility. it is continuing to spiral out of control. joe biden is nowhere to be found. he has mismanaged this entire crisis. >> dana: the white house yesterday on that, jen psaki asked by peter doocy whether the immigration program they have is working. >> does the president think his immigration plan is working? >> the president continues to convey to anyone, as you have said, who wants to come to the united states now is not the time to come. it is not the time to come and try to go through a regular migration. we are still at work on improving a system that was very broken when we took office

in mcallen is starting the really rise. take a listen. >> with an increase in covid positivity, it went from 4 to 6 to 8 and now in excess, they're testing in excess of 16% positive. we can't even move them. now they're staying. we just can't handle that anymore. >> back live out here at the park, the official efs say they are trying to make the best out of a bad situation. they say putting them in this park here is better than trying to quarantine them in the local hotels which is what has been happening. they admitted they don't have any legal authority to enforce these quar antines ask them to stay in the hotel rooms. as we saw before it doesn't always happen. one final thing, look at the photo here. border patrol reporting in the rio grande valley they apprehended two ms-13 gang members and a convicted sex offender and he has a conviction out of los angeles. two ms-13 gang thembers and this guy apprehended yesterday trying to cross the border here in the rio grande valley showing there is always a criminal element tryin

mcallen's leaders are concerned about covid positive migrants potentially bordering flights at mcallen airport. >> immigrants are able to fly to their destination and whether they are positive or not, i would imagine, right? >> i would imagine that's true in the sense that just like the general public, covid positive or not, you are allowed to use air travel to get where you need to go. >> and, bret, some tragic news to report to you, local media out here in the rio grande valley reporting that on friday a 10 month old ingrant guatemala died shortly after it was brought across the border here by its parents. it happened right here the hill dal go port of entry. evidently a national guard soldier saw the family of three saw the child unresponsive took it to the hospital where the later died. patients said that i know fant had been sick six days straight stopped breathing 30 minutes before they crossed illegally. send it back to you. bret: so many sad stories down there, bill melugin on the border, thank you. up next troop withdraw with the panel. first beyond our borders as vice preside

reportero: jackson, como llamaremos a este joven hondureÑo, nos dijo que la camioneta saliÓ de mcallen llena de inmigrantes y tenÍan algo asÍ como hora y media manejando cuando perdiÓ el control. >> sÓlo escuchÉ el impacto, unos rodaban arriba de otros. quedÉ en el mismo lugar porque iba apretado con otras personas. reportero: en su paÍs, jackson trabajaba como chofer, por eso dijo que tenÍa un mal presentimiento cuando empezaron a meter tanta gente. >> algunos, hincados, otros, encima de uno. reportero: la van superaba la cantidad de personas permitidas, el conductor conducÍa con el telÉfono en la mano. >> conducÍa a alta velocidad. reportero: todos viajaban aplastados, Él recuerda lamentos y quejidos antes del choque. >> algunos decÍan que no aguantaban mÁs. reportero: entre los fallecidos, muriÓ un amigo de jackson, tambiÉn de honduras. >> mi amigo estaba herido aquÍ y aquÍ. reportero: en el vehÍculo habÍa mexicanos, hondureÑos, salvadoreÑos y guatemaltecos, Él vio una persona sin vida. >> una mujer estaba desmembrada. reportero: su familia en dallas le busca

we don't have more details but we learned in the mcallen earlier in mcallen alone 13% of migrants released by border patrol have been testing positive for covid-19. send it back to you. >> dana: bill, thank you. >> the thinking behind letting untested and unvaccinated migrants cross the southern border into u.s. cities in record numbers. >> president biden: we have not withdrawn the order that is sometimes critical -- criticized saying that unvaccinated people should go back across the border. but unaccompanied children is a different story because there is -- that is the most humane thing to do is to test them and treat them and not send them back alone. >> sandra: peter doocy challenging president biden on reports the administration is releasing migrants into the country without testing them for covid-19 as critics put immense pressure on the white house. chip roy calling to impeach both the president and homeland security secretary mayorkas. chad wolf says quote, they have broken the system. this crisis that has been on the border for the last six months is now becoming a national embar

covid positive migrants released in the city of mcallen since the month of february. more than 1,500 of inch were in the last week alone. come back out here live. you can tell from the statement, the city is frustrated with the federal government. they have to build their own tent compound. many of those on the streets have covid and the federal government has to change something because they're having to foot the bill for this now. now back to you. >> neil: thanks, bill. the latest on governor cuomo. most of the powers that be there want him out of power. average new yorkers are saying the same. >> he came out and stated that he didn't do it. >> i think he should resign. >> allegations are one thing. proving it is another. so i did. it's okay, you can stare. when you're a two-time gold medalist, it comes with the territory. (struggling vehicle sounds) think premium can't be capable? think again. ♪ (energetic music) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing the first ever at4 lineup. premium and capable. that's professional grade from gmc. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' h

this is that emergency tent compound that was built in mission, texas by the city of mcallen, now the purpose of this compound is to house covid positive migrants who have been released from federal custody. the city of mcallen essentially said, look, we had to build this because the federal government has just been dumping so many migrants into our city. we don't have the capacity to take it anymore. neither does the catholic charity. they have a 16% covid positivity rate. the charity can't keep quarantining them all in local hotels and mcallen's mayor said we had to try to build this to keep public safe. take a listen at what former ice director tom homan is saying, urging republicans to wake up and putting pressure on the biden administration, take a listen. >> republican congressman of centers, love you talking the tough talk but time for action. there shouldn't be another meeting on infrastructure until we hold this administration responsible for what they have done to this border. people are dying. chad: griff, just yesterday dhs confirmed to fox news that they are flying immigr

. >> mcallen, texas, declaring a disaster thousands of covid positive migrants were released into the border city. >> 1500 tested positive in the past week. griff jenkins joins us from washington as the biden administration admits more needs to be done at the border. >> mcallen, texas, is ground 0 for the border crisis, the city issuing a local disaster declaration setting up emergency shelters because the streets are overwhelmed with migrants left stranded after being released, the catholic charity has no capacity to house it. fox news conference according to reports the city commission last week about 13% of migrants released by the federal government are testing positive for covid right now. the city has released 7000 covid positive migrants into their city since february. 1500 new cases in just the last week. in a statement the city says they plan to, quote, demand relief from the federal government for the alarming number of immigrants that are being released into the city as residents afraid to go on camera are outraged. >> it is scary because right across the street from this h

tenemos información desde mcallen >> [♪ ♪ ♪] . >> son entre seis y 10 autobuses y camionetas que irán hasta esta estación con cientos de inmigrantes que esperan por días hará ser procesados y ahora son liberados. >> como cinco días y con todas las horas debajo de este puente >> estuvimos debajo de un puente pero ahora gracias a dios pude salir lo único que mi esposo y mi otra niña los regresaron para méxico >> es que las deportaciones tampoco paran, retornaron a 34 migrantes guatemaltecos incluida 14 familias que habrían ingresado en medio de esta nueva ola donde ahí también el procesamiento de quien llega >> lo que preocupa para mi sabemos que tiene antecedentes no muy buenos en cuanto al trato de migrantes >> la gente migratoria sigue sin revelar detalle alguno el flujo por la frontera sur está según oficiales del departamento de seguridad nacional en el valle del río grande países 1600 entre 61 migrantes en instalaciones pero menos de 1000 >> son liberados por parte de la patrulla pueden estar horas detenidos todos con sobres amarillos como estos para pedir casos de a

mcallen mayor says they're having to make the best out of bad situation. >> we could not let all the immigrants run around especiall with a high covid rates. it's been over excess 60 percen positive, we have to protect ou citizens to matter what. >> as the administration has insisted the border is closed o that extreme progress is being made some staggering numbers we've just learned of, the federal government reporting on wednesday of this week alone, they apprehended 843 unaccompanied minors in one single day at the southern border. >> thank you for that, bill perry disgraced new york governor andrew cuomo remaining defiant after the attorney general investigation found he sexually harassed 11 women part earlier this week you said i hu and kiss everyone, it's how i was brought up the fence and playing a bizarre video of him grabbing and kissing a variety of different people, five district attorney's offices are now investigating the accusations in today one egg user his former executive assistant who says he reached under her shirt and groped her has filed a criminal complaint. his

by the way that is what's flooding mcallen texas. do not think for a second they stay in mcallen. they are on planes and buses all over the country. the whistleblower told us this was a violation of federal law. federal law that he was sworn to uphold. he spent his entire career upholding. he could not be imparted to deliberately commies told this is coming from the higher ups he said fine, you do it i'm not going to break the law and then he came to us. kennedy: cbp and ice are obviously overwhelmed by the sheer number of people coming over the border. there are not of judges, there are not enough facilities. so what are they supposed to do? >> they are releasing them into the country. kennedy: if you have nowhere to put them and not enough agents to apprehend them, what do you do? >> you should be returning them south of the border. instead we are admitting them into the country without giving them a court date. they're given a phone number to call it wherever we are paying for them to go pretty decent numbers are astronomical. in july, 200,000 people illegally cross our border.

they need to pay attention to the people here in mcallen. >> sean: they are disbursed to the rest of the country. thank you, sara. thank you, dana. you wouldn't believe what a member of the squad was caught doing over the weekend. we've got the video. so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's golo. golo helps with insulin resistance, getting rid of sugar cravings, helps control stress, and emotional eating, and losing weight. go to golo.com and see how golo can change your life. that's g-o-l-o.com. >> sean: hypocrite of the day, squad member congresswoman tlaib's spotted maskless. the video comes on the day she was critical of senator rand paul for speaking out against new cdc guidelines, the same one she's not adhering to. let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham killing it, takes over. >> laura: hannity, i think she actually went to the barack obama s

the testing question, they are tested by a third party once they're dropped off in mcallen. look at this shocking graphic right here, the city of mcallen says just in the month of february, the federal government has released more than 7,000 covid-19 positive migrants into their city, including 1500 of which were just in the last week alone, and tucker, back here live, what happens with the covid positive full in this compound, once they test negative, they are free to go, their sponsors and family members will show up. we have seen it happening. they can come pick them up and they take them elsewhere into the united states, whatever they want to go. so far we have talked to people picking them up and taking them to houston and louisiana. we send it back to you. >> tucker: bilbo lujan on the border, thank you so much. unlike you, being forced to wear masks and get the vaccine, foreign nationals breaking our laws. it is interesting as you do not typically see ways like this of human migration in mid-summer. historically, june and july have been light months for border crossin

. >> mcallen, texas declaring a disaster after thousands of covid positive migrants were released into the border city. >> 1500 and tested positive in the past week alone. griff jenkins joins us, more needs to be done at the border. >> let me pick up where ashley left off, mcallen, texas is not just a border town, but ground 0 for the border crisis, the city, local disaster declaration, sitting of emergency shelters because the streets are flooded with migrants left stranded after being released by border patrol to a charity with no space left a house in the city says 13% of migrants released are testing positive for covid, several thousand released into their citizens february 15, '00 new cases in the last week alone. the city says they intend to demand release from the federal government for the alarming number of immigrants being released into the city. as residents afraid to go on camera are speaking out. >> it is just really scary because across the street from this holding facility you see homes where people live. >> this as the biden administration is planning to begin offering

they need to pay attention to the people here in mcallen. >> sean: they are disbursed to the rest of the country. thank you, sara. thank you, dana. you wouldn't believe what a member of the squad was caught doing over the weekend. we've got the video. >> . >> >> sean: hypocrite of the day, squad member congresswoman tlaib's spotted maskless. the video comes on the day she was critical of senator rand paul for speaking out against new cdc guidelines, the same one she's not adhering to. let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham killing it, takes over. >> laura: hannity, i think she actually went to the barack obama school o >>laura: i think she actually went to the barack obama >>laura: i think she actually school of dance. [laughter] d d no i will not dance on camera but. >> that would beho high ratings. >>laura: only when you do. >> i have done and you will on camera i'm not dancing on camera i had my moment. n[laughter] >>laura: we will continue to do the dance video show and tell

. >> anita, good afternoon to you, the reason the officials move this from mcallen to where we are in mission, texas, as you can see behind us, the public isn't here. the folks are safe and this compound has really expanded overnight. take a look at the fox drone overhead right now. the capacity initially started off when it was first built around 250. and they are going up to 615 now, and this is for confirmed covid-19-positive infective migrants who have been released from border patrol custody. we shot it on the ground this morning, given access for just one hour and shot some video so that we could see what was going on there. several people have already shown up and we have seen more buses and vans show up as well, and local officials say they had to do this because the federal government was just dropping off so many migrants in downtown mcallen, they were overwhelmed. to the catholic charity could not take it anymore, and many of these migrants are testing positive for covid, so they figured instead of quarantining them and hotels, they have to put them in one secure location a

. >> reporter: that's the case in mcallen, texas, where a declaration of emergency was ordered by mayor javier villalobos. why have you guys had to step in here? >> because if we don't step in, then we have 1800 immigrants dropped off here in mcallen wandering around. >> reporter: villalobos tells us he's also facing a health crisis. the number of migrants testing positive for covid has been trending up, 7,000 since february, but 1,500 just this past week. most will quarantine in this park that's now being used as a temporary shelter run by catholic charities. >> we have no authority to stop them, whether they're covid positive or not. so we're having issues. we don't call it a border issue. we call it an immigration issue because they pass through here. >> reporter: a lot more land underneath that international bridge has been cleared. the chief tells me right now they expect apprehensions to continue to go up, and they have to have a place to put these people. meanwhile, d.h.s. secretary mayorkas is expected here in the rio grande valley on thursday. he will meet with the chief as wel

elizabeth: we have the texas county covering the city of mcallen that city declared a disaster area the city of mcallen in texas forced to build its own tents to handle rapidly escalating influxes of illegal border crossers, they are saying since february over 7000 confirm covid-19 positive migrants released into the city of mcallen and received that but we see nothing about what's being done to test or to track these individuals, tens of thousands headed into florida or texas and other states, what are you hearing about the white house administration is doing about testing and tracking border crossers going on buses and planes who potentially may have the virus. >> that's one of the main problems were looking out, if you're united states pits into citizen you test positive for covid-19 it's reported to the state health department so they can do the contact tracing, but if we apprehend somebody that crosses the border illegally and turn them over to the ngos like catholic charities and they test them and they come back positive, they're not notifying the texas state health department so

we witnessed some of those mass releases downtown mcallen on monday. all day long we watched border patrol buses arrive every 30 members to drop off hundreds of migrants catholic charities at the rio grande valley. the charity walked migrants across the street to mcallen central station where they are given bus toicket travel else somewhere in the united states. and fox news has now learned of a second local hotel where the charity is housing covid positive migrants. this time. city officials say they recently found out the charity has been dr. quietly at this texas inn without ever being told by the charity. the white house says they are taking precautions. >> migrants are required to keep masks on at all times. if anyone exhibits signs of illness in cbp custody they're referred to local health systems for appropriate testing, diagnosis and treatment. >> and, mike, some breaking news this evening. just a few moments ago the biden administration announced that they're officially extending title 42 indefinitely. that is the trump era covid-19 policy tha

doctor lopez is the director of the mcallen medical center. she often does not go home at the end of a 12-hour shift. she and her hospital are overwhelmed by unvaccinated migrants many who are covid positive and very ill. is that overburdening the system in the hospital? >> things got a little bit hectic and we're making plans. we are working extra shifts. we're planning to get help soon from this because the cases are increasing very much, fast. we deal with suffering, we deal with pain, we deal with loss, but this is my first time that i see people suffering alone and the only face and hands and only optimistic word that they can have is from us, from the nurses. i mean, i think that this is a time where you really -- realize that this is what you are made for. >> dr. lopez said many of her fellow staff have gotten sick and died. as a group they mourn but still shoulder on, anxious, worried, but dedicated. >> i had one that had a trauma and really the reason for admission was trauma. when he came into the hospital he was positive for covid.

we have to take emergency action otherwise 200 plus possibly positive immigrants released into mcallen, we couldn't do that. yes, we did -- we built a couple of tents the next day moved them to what you just saw in mission, texas. so we have an issue now, we have thousands of people in donna. you go to the west, and now we have mission and then you go to the south and we have this. and we do have a mess. neil: and to put it mildly, when you hear about the spikes of covid cases among some of the migrants, i'm sure your residents get concerned as well? >> definitely. as a matter of fact, they've come from positivity rate of 4 or 5% to now in excess of 15%. and that's one of the issues we have, to go the rio grande valley, it's been increasing, too. we cannot a-- to the immigrants, we're going what we can to keep our residents safe. neil: you need more personnel. are you going to get any? >> neil, we need everything. that's why we filed a disaster declaration, because we cannot be doing a federal job. this is not our responsibility, we're trying to keep our people safe. we filed a declara

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the streets of mcallen, texas are flooded with migrants, released by the federal government and many of testing positive for covid, 7000 since february, 1500 in just the past week, that's why the city declared disaster and set up these temporary emergency shelters but at a press conference yesterday the mayor is pleading for help. >> we are running out of money and running out of money fast. this -- our community is angry where before we could handle it i think we're at the point where it is very difficult now. >> this as numbers reflect the worsening crisis, hhs announcing 834 unaccompanied children apprehended yesterday with a total of 2784 in cbp customer 14,005 and 23 currently in hhs shelters. republican texas congressman jackson is worried about the surge and spread and laying the blame on the administration. >> we will take it back to president biden, kamala harris and their border policy. that is driving this and it needs to be shutdown. it will be a huge problem for this country and he is absolutely responsible. >> at the white house press secretary jen psaki was refuting re

it's largest city mcallen building temporary tents now to house them. they started popping up right in the middle of the city. this comes as we learn more than 7,000 covid positive migrants have been released into the city since february. 1500 of them in the last week alone what about title 42? here to react former acting dhs secretary heritage foundation visiting fellow chad wolf. chad, i thought we were turning everybody around except unaccompanied minors and families? what's going on here? >> yeah. well, again, this is the result of a crisis that's been going on six months at the border it will continue until the biden administration actually implements policies that adhere to that rule of law along that border. what we are seeing is communities across the border declaring these emergencies and it's no surprise. when you have over 210,000 illegal apprehensions in one month alone, that is astronomical. and what we see what we are doing that catch and release. release having mass releases into these communities, letting these individuals go and then it

we're starting to have issues here in mcallen and the surround ing cities. stuart: but you've got people crossing the border, coming to your town, and did you say there's a 10% positive rate amongst those migrants? i have to believe that spreads covid into your community. >> the reason we try to get them in and out, the positive rate has been up so people get transported to a local hotel while they take care of it, but now there's too many, where we need some help now. its been difficult, and it's something we shouldn't have to be dealing with. you know what? with the stroke of a pen in washington, can probably stop this but they haven't so we keep on telling them they need to start taking care of business. stuart: but what do you want? you want more help and more resources, okay. what do you want, more border patrol people? do you want more transportation, ways of getting people away from mcallen or do you want to close the border? what do you want? >> at the very end what we need right now is to be where we were possibly seven or eight months ago, where we