. >>> thousands are arriving in yuma, arizona seeking asylum and misinformation drove many to make that journey. >> reporter: they arrive by the dozens some dragging the few belongings they could bring with them, others carrying their children many coming all the way from south america. venezuela, cuba and columbia, rushing to cross this open gap along the yuma, arizona border this peruvian mom forced to lie to her 3-year-old son for motivation >> reporter: most came with one goal in mind, to seek asylum in the united states. but now they must wait more than 4,000 migrants have crossed the border into arizona since friday thousands rushing to cross the border after misinformation began spreading that the u.s. was once again processing asylum claims the rumors coinciding with the announcement that the remain in mexico policy would go into effect monday. but migrants quickly realize making a claim would be a challenge. families forced to set up camp along the border wall, waiting for border patrol officials to process their claims some have been waiting for days, forced to endure the dese

carley: let's talk about yuma, arizona. in october of 2020 there were 787 encounters with illegal immigrants. look at 2021, october, over 21,000. do you know why there has been such a spike in encounters with the yuma county, arizona area? usually think of border crossings at high-capacity we think texas but now arizona has become ground 0 for this behavior. >> i think they can get across the border and texas is doing some things, not necessarily the administration and one thing, the cartels have more control over the border than the president is allowing our border patrol agents to exercise. the trump policies are working, remain in mexico, look at building the wall, those things work and the biden administration has reversed all that, catch and release and we have the danger of people on the terror watch list that have been caught crossing the border. the people who are not being caught coming into the united states. >> you said the biden administration did have to reimplement the remain in mexico policy but the thing i f

yuma, arizona, is under siege. remember, the population of arizona is a fraction of the population of texas, about 7 million in arizona compared to texas' 30 million. so this is bombarding an extremely small state compared to the size of texas. so they're totally, completely overwhelmed. and there's two people, two people in this country responsible for this crisis, and that's senator mark kelly and kyrsten sinema. let me tell you how washington works when you have a 50-50 split senate. one phone call from either of those senators to the white house that simply says i'm a no on nominationings, i'm a no on legislation, and i'm a no on build back better until you end catch and release. the fact that they haven't made that phone call is monstrous. it is unforgivabling. so if you're a citizen of this country whether you live in arizona or not, understand either one of those two people has the power with one phone call to shut this down, and i pray, i pray that they will change their mind and do so. maria: yeah. i mean,

. >> en la frontera el alcalde de yuma arizona declaró emergencia por la llegada de tantos migrantes y la patrulla fronteriza dice que la frontera está abierta y pidió que los migrantes no arriesguen su vida en el camino. >> en puebla méxico una camioneta del instituto nacional de inmigración atropelló a dos migrantes de la caravana de inmigrantes, los demás migrantes ayudaron a los heridos. >> otra de las noticias es fuerte, es que la inflación aumentó un 6,8% en países como méxico los datos son peores, rogelio mora tagle tiene reacciones. >> cada vez que salen de compras, a maría le ridne menos dinero. >> es que al momento de pagar duele. >> porque los precios de los productos aumentó casi 7% desde noviembre del año pasado, el crecimiento más acelerado de un año a otro . >> venía anteriormente y llenaba una canasta con 50 y eso es no es nada lo que esta llevando. >> todo ha subido y la gasolina casi 60% y la carne de restaurantes 24 entre muchas otras cosas. >> la inflación ha llegado a niveles que no se veía desde hace décadas. >> porque los ditribuidores le aum

la presencia de migrantes cerca de la frontera en yuma arizona estÁ aumentando en los Últimos dÍas, segÚn un agentee la patrulla fronteriza ayer mismo fueron vistos mÁs de 1300 cerca la represa de morelos, desde el sector de yuma han llegado migrante de venezuela, haitÍ cuba y brasil. las autoridades migratorias recomiendan que no se ponga en manos de coyotes para venir porque las fronteras nostÁn abiertas y confiar en los traficantes de personas hacen mÁs peligroso el viaje. >> hablemos de congresista republicano por california que ja su escaÑo para convertirse en director general del grupo trump media y tecnologÍa, es uno de los polÍticos mÁs cercanos a trump, despuÉs que trump fuera expulsado de twitter y suspendido en facebook y asÍ recuperar protagonismo en redes sociales. >> el mandato de vacunaciÓn Ás estricto de nueva york viene cargado de controversia, son ce escenas de miles de negocios que tendrÁn que vacunar a sus empleados, pero la cosa no queda ahÍ, tambiÉn los mayores de 5 aÑos se verÁn afectados karla amezola tiene los detalles ¿quÉ tal? buenas tardes. >

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ah, that means sharp increase in the case of one crossing in yuma, arizona where the south western states there is an increase of illegal immigration, or undocumented migrants entering the united states of about 2500 per cent from one year ago. i'm add to that. what we should also point out is when it comes to the conditions of confinement, the media hasn't been allowed to see these conditions and they were heavily criticized under the trumpet ministration, accused of keeping people in cages. the early pictures under the bygone administration didn't look any different. ah, and so they just stop lighting the media, go in to take tours, and so we don't particularly know how much this is differing from the previous administration to. now, what we do know, however, is that there are at least try to keep families together. so that's what this announcement is, is that families will no longer be held in these detention centers, but they'll still be used for individuals. in australia, 5 children have been killed after a gust of wind swept up a bouncy castle. they were jumping on. police say for m

in the case of one crossing in yuma, arizona went to south western states. there is an increase of illegal immigration, or, and document migrant entering the united states of about 2500 per cent from one year ago. i'm add to that. what we should also point out is when it comes to the conditions of confinement, the media hasn't been allowed to see these conditions and they were heavily criticized under the trump administration, accused of keeping people in cages. the early pictures under the biden administration didn't look any different. ah, and so they to stop lighting the media, go in to take tours, and so we don't particularly know how much this is differing from the previous administration to. now, what we do know, however, is that there are at least try to keep families together. so that's what this announcement is, is that families will no longer be held in these detention centers, but they'll still be used for individuals. as a governor of the us, state of kentucky says the number of deaths from friday's tornadoes has now risen to 75. with 16 people s

host: danny in yuma, arizona. "the wall street journal" reporting opec and russia announcing a slight boost in oil output, saying the allied producers led by russia said they would raise their collective production by another 400,000 barrels a day in january. the group agreed to boost output and such increments each month until production levels reach pre-pandemic levels. the white house put pressure on the group to accelerate the pace. many market watchers expected a group called opec+ deposit opening wider. that came amid the uncertain economic impact of new travel bans going up to curb the omicron variant. europe is suffering through another wave of the older delta variant. rita is next in virginia. independent line. caller: yeah, i have to tell you, i think you own apology to john who called in about the veterans -- owe an apology to john who called in about the veterans who have the internal waiting list for the hospitals. i cannot believe your nonresponse to him. i hope you still listening and he know some p

, arizona, a 2500 per cent increase in the number of people crossing into the united states, i would say a legally, others would say without documentation. so it certainly has been a increasing issue for this administration. still grappling with trying to reform immigration in the absence of any major change of law. yes. so how much progress has been made on trying to solve the issue at the southern border? well, not a lot o, and this is in part because of the system of government in the united states. congress that makes the laws the policy is driven by the white house. so they can lead the charge, but they can't, is sort of in put in place edicts without the help of congress. so congress has been trying to do this for about 20 years and tasks under the by did administration of looking at this is the vice president, comma harris. shes even been in office a full year yet. so you can imagine the challenges are pretty daunting. now she went down to guatemala in recent months, met with the head of state there ab, it's in, but since then they say we're really heard from her. and so that'

a, in the case of one crossing in yuma, arizona went to south western states. there is an increase of illegal immigration, or undocumented migrants entering the united states of about 2500 per cent from one year ago. i'm add to that. what we should also point out is when it comes to the conditions of confinement. the media hasn't been allowed to see these conditions and they were heavily criticized under the trump administration, accused of keeping people in cages. the early pictures under the biden administration didn't look any different. ah, and so they to stop lighting the media, go in to take tours and so we don't particularly know how much this is differing from the previous administration to. now what we do know, however, is that there are at least try to keep families together as well. that's what this announcement is, is that families will no longer be held in these detention centers, but they'll still be used for individuals facebook as band 7 companies, which it says we're operating as surveillance for higher it sending warning note says to 48000 peo

, arizona where the southwestern states there is an increase of illegal immigration, or undocumented migrants entering the united states of about 2500 per cent from one year ago i'm add to that what we should also point out is when it comes to the conditions of confinement. the media hasn't been allowed to see these conditions and they were heavily criticized under the trumpet ministration, accused of keeping people in cages. the early pictures under the biden administration didn't look any different, i and so they just stop letting the media go in to take tours. and so we don't particularly know how much this is differing from the previous administration to. now, what we do know, however, is that there are at least try to keep families together. so that's what this announce it is, is that families will no longer be held in these detention centers, but they'll still be used for individual. and here's the thing. kimberly the southern border still remains an issue for, for this administration. and we know the vice president is supposed to be heading that efforts to solve the crisis. bu

in the case of one crossing in yuma, arizona went to south western states. there is an increase of the legal immigration or, and document migrant entering the united states of about 2500 per cent from one year ago. i'm add to that. what we should also point out is when it comes to the conditions of confinement, the media hasn't been allowed to see these conditions and they were heavily criticized under the trump administration, accused of keeping people in cages. the early pictures under the biden administration didn't look any different. ah, and so they to stop lighting the media, go in to take tours, and so we don't particularly know how much this is differing from the previous administration to. now, what we do know, however, is that there are at least try to keep families together as well. that's what this announcement is, is that families will no longer be held in these detention centers, but they'll still be used for individuals in australia. 5 children have been killed after a gust of wind swept up a bouncy castle. they were jumping on. but he say 4 m

in the case of one crossing in yuma, arizona went to south western states. there is an increase of illegal immigration or undocumented migrant entering the united states of about 2500 percent from one year ago. i'm add to that. what we should also point out is when it comes to the conditions of confinement, the media hasn't been allowed to see these conditions and they were heavily criticized under the trumpet ministration, accused of keeping people in cages. the early pictures under the bygone administration didn't look any different. ah, and so they to stop letting the media go in to take tours. and so we don't particularly know how much this is differing from the previous administration to. now, what we do know, however, is that there are at least try to keep families together. so that's what this announcement is, is that families will no longer be held in these detention centers, but they'll still be used for individuals. the associated press is calling on the ethiopian government to immediately release a journalist detained 2 weeks ago. and there's stat

, arizona where the southwestern states, there is an increase of illegal immigration, or undocumented migrants entering the united states of about 2500 per cent from one year ago, i'm add to that what we should also point out is when it comes to the conditions of confinement. the media hasn't been allowed to see these conditions and they were heavily criticized under the trumpet ministration, accused of keeping people in cages. the early pictures under the bygone administration didn't look any different. ah, and so they to stop letting the media go in to take tours. and so we don't particularly know how much this is differing from the previous administration to. now, what we do know, however, is that there are at least try to keep families together. so that's what this announcement is, is that families will no longer be held in these detention centers, but they'll still be used for individuals. the last 12 american and canadian missionaries kidnapped by a criminal gang in haiti of been released, a group was abducted in october after visiting an orphanage near portia friends. 5 others

this is the mayor of yuma arizona. mayor, this is outrageous. we have cartels that are funneling people and drugs into the country. they get into the border and the last leg of the mission is being executed by uber? >> that's a new development in yuma. the border patrol was so overwhelmed. they could not pick up people along the border that were waiting to get through the system and give them their paper work to stay in country for the next few years waiting for a court date. that's the process of what happened. some called 911 to try to get rides from the police department which we don't do. some took it into their own hands and called uber to get over to the border patrol station. and some took to foot. we had hundreds walking through our community. they have to go 10 miles to get to the border patrol station. they were walking into the community without any resources and not knowing where they were going. there was a mix of things that led me declaring a local proclamation of emergency. >> sean: when i get into anec uber, they make me wear a

in the case of one crossing in yuma, arizona. when a south western states, there is an increase of illegal immigration, or undocumented migrants entering the united states of about 2500 per cent. from one year ago. i'm add to that. what we should also point out is when it comes to the conditions of confinement, the media hasn't been allowed to see these conditions and they were heavily criticized under the trumpet ministration, accused of keeping people in cages. the early pictures under the biden administration didn't look any different. ah, and so they to stop letting the media go in to take tours. and so we don't particularly know how much this is differing from the previous administration to. now, what we do know, however, is that there are at least try to keep families together as well. that's what this announcement is, is that families will no longer be held in these detention centers, but they'll still be used for individuals in australia. 5 children have been killed after a gust of wind swept up a bouncy castle. they were

, arizona. when a south western states, there is an increase of illegal immigration, or undocumented migrants entering the united states of about 2500 per cent. from one year ago. i'm add to that. what we should also point out is when it comes to the conditions of confinement, the media hasn't been allowed to see these conditions and they were heavily criticized under the trumpet ministration, accused of keeping people in cages. the early pictures under the biden administration didn't look any different. ah, and so they to stop letting the media go in to take tours. and so we don't particularly know how much this is differing from the previous administration to. now, what we do know, however, is that there are at least try to keep families together as well. that's what this announcement is, is that families will no longer be held in these detention centers, but they'll still be used for individuals. in australia, 5 children had been killed after a gust of wind swept up a bouncy castle. they were

. >> the situation in yuma, arizona is completely out of control. yuma, arizona is under siege. the population of arizona is fraction of texas. this is bombarding an extremely size state compared to texas, they are totally, completely overwhelmed and there's two people, two people in the country responsible for this crisis and that's senator mark kelly and senator kyrsten sinema. maria: miller says they should be speaking about this crisis, we did have a statement from those senators yesterday. we have not heard much of what was taken place in arizona beyond that from kyrsten sinema and mark kelly, the two senators from arizona. joining me right now is national border patrol president brandon judd, brandon, thank you very much for being here. you were the first person to tell me when we had our team on the ground in del rio earlier this year that this crisis is broadens out into yuma. you told me about all of the thousands of arrests that you had made and your team was making just in about a week's time. tell me more about what you're seeing on the ground right now, brandon. >>

, arizona. the patch on his jacket red volunteer ambulance corps. the upstate new york volunteer organization denies knowing the migrant and says they don't know how he got one of their older model jackets. retired ice director and fox news contributor tom home and blaming the biden administration for the porous border. >> it takes half of border patrol off the line, open up to criminals and human trafficking and terrorism. how many of that 400,000 didn't get arrested? >> reporter: dan patrick is calling out biden for issuing statements on the omicron variants on the border crisis. >> a plan to but millions of people in the the country and don't care who they are including terrorists and the president will address the nation on omicron but he should be addressing the nation on an issue as serious as the border and terrorists coming into the country. we caught one today. how many more do you think come in? >> reporter: in november border apprehension surged to 173,000. that is a 140% increase fro

. >> fox fox news digital did som investigative reporting in yuma arizona and found illegal immigrantsivor are making use o uber to help them get to their next destination here in the u.s. typically hotels. fox news news posted to drivers in yuma when driver said he's had drivers confirmed their hea here illegally the other driver said he deduced that passengers are illegal based on circumstances such as getting picked up with bags in remote locations near the border. here is one of those drivers. we'll sbe in 20 plus immigrants on the quarter, and they will just hop in and go wherever they're going. >> fox news reached out to f ub come at the age did not respond to the direct questions, but sec a driver can cancel a right if they feel unsafe or if they suspect illegal activity. law enforcement has warned him it's against allowed to transport illegal immigrants, but he can't predict an immigration status. he saysdi the surge and pickups begin in the past few weeks and the mayor also tells fox digita that immigrants turning to uber is a new tactic. >> what people we're doing is ae the borde

carley: the mayor of yuma, arizona declares a local emergency as rows of illegal migrants pastor his city. more than 6000 migrants have crossed through the area in the last week. republicans say biden's in action is causing the catastrophe. >> the cartels have more control over the border than the president is allowing border patrol agents to exercise. they need to look at finishing the wall and enforcing our nation's laws. carley: border apprehensions in october skyrocketed 2600% compared to last year. todd: the white house is disputing reports that president biden is asking ukraine to make a major concessions russia. carley: the president kicking off a summit on democracy is some wonder if he should be lecturing the world amid rising crime in the us. alex hogan is live with the story. >> reporter: the white house says this second annual summit will serve as a progress report to evaluate democracies around the world. more than 100 nations will be present for the 2-day event. it is a virtual global summit. president biden calling to double down on global efforts to support neighborin

fox news digital did investigative reporting in yuma, arizona and found in an illegal immigrants are making use of ubers to get to the next destination in the u.s., typically hotels. fox news spoke to two drivers in yumament. one had drivers confirmed they're here illegally and others deduced they were illegals based on circumstances with those getting picked up with bags in a remote location near the border. here is one of the drivers. >> we get a notification, head down to the location. there will be a group of 20 plus immigrants standing on the corner waiting for uber and they'll just hop in and go wherever they're going. >> fox news reached out to uber. the ride share company did not respond to direct questions but did say a driver can cancel a ride if they feel unsafe or report suspected illegal activity. one of the uber drivers told fox digital that law enforcement warned him it's against the law to transport illegal immigrants but he says he can't predict the status. the surge in pickups began in the last few weeks and yuma's mayor tells fox digital that immigrants turning to

it was the yuma, arizona mayor who said he thinks 6,000 migrants that crossed into his hometown was because of the remain in mexico policy so i feel lick there's so many policies being thrown out there but i think a lot of what they do is getting confused with everyone. >> yeah, that's absolutely correct. you mentioned the politics and that's exactly what i believe the problem to be is everybody trying to find a political solution for this and that's not what we need. we need a real solution and quite frankly our governor, governor abbott, is doing that. politics aside, he he's sending the state troopers out to the border area and i've seen that. i've been to the border several times and i've seen firsthand what these heroes from the texas department of public safety do. they're preventing a lot of crime by being on the border. my hat's off to the governor for the work he's doing. ashley: do you think if president biden and vice president kamala harris were to visit the border that it would boost the border patrol's morale and do you think it would be good enough if they came down there to

another story we are tracking right now out of yuma, arizona. take a look at this video showing migrants who just crossed illegally wandering around the city with no border patrol anywhere to be seen. the yuma mayor saying more than 6,000 migrants crossed into the city in the last several days. 2600% increase since october, some of them walking into a mcdonald's. border patrol completely overwhelmed down there. the mayor has declared a local state of emergency riding that he had to do so in part because of the unprecedented numbers of migrants entering the city prior to being processed and released by border patrol. the influx of these undocumented persons entering the yuma area is resulting in many of terrien and border crisis. earlier today, mark kelly's office told me he hasn't spoken with dhs secretary alejandra mallorca's about the situation and said more federal resources down to the yuma area. >> tammy: my goodness, what a catastrophe. the new york city council approved the bill allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections. anyone who

good to have you back there yuma, arizona today. william la jeunesse, thanks. >> i am afraid for my safety and for my children's safety. i want to increase his bond and place him on home confinement and make sure and verify his residence and make sure -- [inaudible]. >> dana: emotional testimony from kristen evans the former girlfriend of zach stacy. he remains free on a bond today despite her plea to increase the amount stemming from an alleged assault that took place at her home november 13th caught on surveillance camera. the video is disturbing. >> zach, zach, please. listen. >> dana: kristen is here with us now and joined by her attorney. kristen, i'm sorry for what you have gone through. thank you for being willing to come on and talk to us. one of the things that was so disturbing in watching that video is you don't seem surprised he is coming after you. is that because you had experienced it before with him? >> yes. and i just try to de-escalate the situation. >> did the judge get any input from you before setting this bond

, arizona. images show the jacket with an american flag patch on one sleeve and the other reading central volunteer ambulance corps but the upstate new york volunteer organization denies knowing the migrant and says we don't know how he got one of their older model jackets. retired ice director and fox news contributor tom homan is blaming the biden administration for the porous border. >> it takes half the border patrol off the line you open up to criminals, human trafficking and terrorism. how many of that 400,000 can get arrested? >> reporter: texas listening dan patrick is calling out biden for issuing statements on the laquan variant. >> this is a plan. what he should be addressing an issue as serious as the border, terrorists coming into the country. we call it one today. how many more do you think of come in? >> the carolina congressman murphy will join us in the next hour to discuss the national security problem at the border. todd: amid multiple crazies the president will coming a new d

meanwhile in arizona the border tune of yuma declared a local emergency with the crushing of migrants causing a humanitarian crisis this comes as customs and border protection says agents caught over 170,000 illegal crossers last month alone. that is a staggering increase of 140% from the last time, same time last year. joining us now is yuma mayor, judd nichols. mayor nichols, thanks for joining us. i want to start asking you why did you declare a local emergency and how did you get to that point? >> we've been watching the immigration situation on the border beginning of year but watch it every year being a border city. great concern about january, hearing discussions about the traffic picking back up. sure enough it picked back up but it was at a point where customs, border patrol, i.c.e. were able to manage the numbers. which the numbers were four times higher, five times higher than normal in crossers in the yuma sector which is about 950 people a day. we had the one weekend a few weeks ago where 6,000 people crossed in five days that overwhelmed the system. what that caused was

in yuma, arizona, border patrol resources are completely overwhelmed. the mayor says over 6,000 migrants have passed through the city in recent days. more than 2000% increase. some people appear to be walking around the city with no border patrol to apprehend them. the mayor has declared a local state of emergency saying he had to do to the unprecedented number of migrants entering the city prior to being processed and released by border patrol. earlier today i did reach out to both of arizona's democratic senators to ask them what comment do they have with what is going down in yuma right now? senator mark kelly's office got back to me and told me he has already spoken with dhs secretary alejandra mallorca's and urged him to take immediate action by sending more federal resources down to the yuma area. when it comes to senator kyrsten sinema, i never heard back from them when i reached out. >> mike: thanks very much. tonight wikileaks founder julian assange may be one big step closer to extradition to the u.s. a british judge has thrown out a lower cou

this is yuma, arizona. these are migrants that just crossed in illegally. walking around with no border patrol. border patrol overwhelmed down there. they don't have the manpower right now. the yuma mayor saying more than 6,000 migrants passed through yuma in the past several days. that's a 2600% increase. take a look at this photo. some migrants as they walked through the city stopped by to get a bite of food at mcdonald's. border patrol doesn't have the manpower right now. these migrants were never encountered by agents. the mayor has declared a local state of emergency saying that he had to do it due to the unprecedented number of igrants is resulting in a humanitarian crisis. i reached out to democratic senators. mark kelly's office said he was on the phone with alejandro mayorkas urging him to take immediate action and send more federal resources down to the yuma area. however when it comes to kyrsten sinema's us a, i never heard back. back to you. >> neil: thanks, bill melugin. let's go to the arizona governor, doug ducey. you're 16edding troops to th

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yuma, arizona is getting incredibly hit just as hard as well. the border patrol reported 2600 migrant encounters from 30 countries all around the world. we'll send it back to you. elizabeth: bill melugin. thank you for your story and your reporting good to have you on. welcome to the show, national border patrol council brandon judd. we heard bill melugin's report. fifth circuit court of appeals reinstated trump's remain in mexico t was scathing rebuke ever the president's border policies. not because arbitrary and capricious or violating laws congress writes, dhs is doing a massive policy reversal affecting countless people by simply typing out a new word document and posting it on the internet. what do you say? >> thank goodness that a coequal branch, the executive branch, is standing up and telling the biden administration what they're doing is wrong. thank goodness that the branch of government that has control over this issue is stepping up and telling the biden administration what they need to do and they're trying to enforce it. they're t

. >> border patrol in yuma, arizona report they have caught a potential terrorists after he crossed into the u.s. illegally from mexico. the 21-year-old man from saudi arabia has ties to several yemeni subjects of interest according to border patrol. he was wearing a jacket from the central aneed da volunteer ambulance corps in upstate new york. in a phone call their chief tells us they have no idea who this man is. they have no affiliation with him. and they don't know how he got one of their outdated jackets. here in the rio grande valley bad weather and chill temperatures didn't stop migrants from crossing illegally. late sunday arch at least 100 showed up in la joya, texas, a mixture of families and single adults. many of them shuttle the border patrol processing areas in pickup trucks. one honduran man had told us he had just been smuggled across the river by the cartel. we asked him if he paid them. >> i had to. >> how much? >> $3,000. >> and in rio grande city on saturday, texas governor greg abbott officially announced the beginning of construction of the texas border wall. it's

that's exemplified most recently in yuma, arizona. yesterday i had a source tell me still to this day they have lots of people coming over a lot faster than they can pick them up and process them. as i report for town hall, sometimes they only have two to three agents during the day patrolling the border just patrolling. not transporting or processing and at night it's even worse where sometimes even one agent. 2021 surge it be up to 15. this is part of what we are talking about when it is a crisis because, you know, yes, there is the families and the unaccompanied minors and also the more nefarious aspects on the people who don't want to be caught. those are the people more apt to be dangerous to themselves and also to american citizens. >> katie: samuel, this partnership you have with sheriffs and alan owners and 2300 arrests. tell us how that happens. does someone call you and the sheriff is unavailable so you step in? how does this process work? >> you know, katie, we operate as a constitutional militia. so, you know, when we come

immigrants walking the streets of yuma, a 2600% rise since october. so you kind of look, you step back and see all that she's done, and i think it comes from the fact that she's uncomfortable. she's uncomfortable because she knows that she's not not perforg for the american people. >> is it uncomfortable, sean, or is it economy -- incompetent, deliberate or a little bit of both? she ran up the numbers when she was attorney general to make it look like she was tough on crime. when she gets into the vice president presidency, there are key issues that are obvious to the american people, so she doesn't miss this. >> listen, i think she's unsuccessful, she's unimpressive and, frankly, david, i disagree. i think those cackles are wring-worthy myself -- cringe-worthy, myself. when you tell the american people when tough problems happen they go to you to make sure you're going to take care of them but then you op don't take care of the problems on your plate, if you go to people in pain, why isn't she at the southern border? why isn't she talking to little g

yuma, arizona continues to see huge numbers. they encountered more than 2600 illegal immigrants for more than 30 countries all around the world. we will send it back to you. >> bret: bill melugin along the border. thank you. new york state's ethics commission is ordering former governor andrew cuomo to give up millions of dollars, $5.1 million to be specific from his book about his response to the pandemic. this follows reports cuomo used state personnel to help with the book in violation of his deal with the commission. an attorney for cuomo is calling the action unconstitutional and promising a fight. progressives are turning up the pressure on president biden to forgive student loan debt. the critics say that could cost more than a trillion dollars to taxpayers. and president biden is putting the spotlight squarely on congressional lawmakers. congressional correspondent aishah hasnie has details. >> in less than 50 days, some 43 million americans are in for a rude awakening. a covid moratorium on student loan payments expires

that is not just happening here in texas this is out of yuma arizona sector, border patrol is completely overwhelmed. reports indicate 3000 illegal immigrants and for cultural custody with 800 more sitting camped out waiting by the border, waiting to be taken into custody. one of the migrants said basically they are trying to get across as fast as i can because of the reimplementation of the remain in mexico policy. >> we are planning to come here but because of the new law, it's almost impossible. >> when it comes to that policy, what we are hearing is at first being rolled out in el paso and then brownsville in the write up. so far, nothing has been restarted where we are in the rio grande valley or del rio. those are the biggest hotspots. we'll have to wait and see if they plan to bring it back down here and in del rio. >> great stuff, thank you very much. last month u.s. customs and border protection encountered 164,000 migrants attempting to cross us-mexico border. that's an increase of 128% over the october number from master assuming for a moment the biden team really want to slow

in yuma arizona the area that jennifer referred to in her remarks there's infrastructure improvements to make sure that deliveries in the part of the river do not occur, that water will not go to waste, that the infrastructure improvements are made. we also are looking again at conservation with willing partners and i think some of the funding could be available for that. it's not necessarily infrastructure but it will result in more water in leveraging money the state has made available to me for the purpose in that state. we are working with the district in southern california, the central arizona project on the potentially recycling project in southern california that would allow that water to be used in southern california instead of being discharged into the ocean in a way that the other partners could share in some of the benefits of that water in their states so those are a couple of the examples. infrastructure and the funding of the real are critical. we are looking at groundwater, doing this with mexico under minute 223 so this could benefit lake mead. a. >> we will now reco

this border crisis is getting worse, congressman, it is hitting yuma, arizona now as i've been reporting it's not just texas, but it is into arizona hard. the city's mayor has been forced to declare a local emergency after 6,000 people reportedly crossed the border in the last 5 days and comes as texas department of public safety it seized get this, it seized enough fentanyl to kill 200 million americans, that's 886 pounds of fentanyl coming in to this country this drug is made in china and then it's pushed from mexico -- through mexico and from mexican cartels into america. what is going on here, congressman, that this administration is not even acknowledging, this fentanyl that's killing americans right now? congressman: maria, this administration is failing on so many fronts. remember that kamala harris is the border tsar on gets a grade f on this. in the trump administration we were able to reduce fentanyl and drug overdoses and it bent the curve down but as soon as the biden administration took over on the heels of covid, they went back up and we need to reverse those numbers again.

in yuma, arizona, the area that jennifer pitt referred to in her remarks about lettuce in the winter time, there's infrastructure improvements that can make sure that over deliveries in the lower part of the river do not occur. that water will not go to waste. if those infrastructure improvements are made. we also are looking again at paying for conservation with willing partners. i think some of the funding could be available for that. it's not necessarily infrastructure, but it will result in more water in lake mead and leveraging money that the state has made available to me for that purpose within our state. we are working with the nevada water authority, the metropolitan water district of southern california, the central arizona project on potential recycling project in southern california that would allow the recycled water to be used in southern california instead of being discharged into the ocean in a way that the other partners could share in some of the benefits of that water in their states. so those are just a couple of examples. infrastructure funding and the funding av

in yuma, arizona, the area that jennifer pitt referred to in her robotics about lettuce in the wintertime, there's infrastructure improvements that can make sure that over deliveries in the lower part of delivery of the river to not occur, and that will not go to waste. [inaudible] infrastructure improvements are made. we also are looking again at paying for conservation with willing partners and i think some of the funding to be available for that, it is not necessary infrastructure, but it will result in more water in the lake mead and leveraging money that the state has made available to me for that purpose within our state. we are working with the southern nevada water authority and [inaudible] wanted district of southern california, at the central arizona project on a percent potential recycling project in southern california that would allow that we cycled wanted to be used in southern california instead of being discharged into the ocean in a way that the other partners can share in some of the benefits of that water in their states. so there's just a couple of these examples. infr

the unidentified 21-year-old saudi arabian man was nabbed near yuma, arizona, on thursday. he was wearing a volunteer ems jacket from a town in upstate new york. arizona's attorney general mark bernadette joins us on this case now. thank you for your time today. we hear a lot about human traffickers, drug dealers, and the threat that they pose at the border. but this case raises a new set of questions here. how weary do you think we need to be about terrorists and would-be terrorists? >> gillian, thank you for having me on. we should all be very, very worried. at one point, we felt that the biden administration is trying to abolish i.c.e., but now it's clear they want to abolish the entire southern border. as a result you not only have the cartel flooding drugs into our country at record amounts, but now you have people on watch lists. looks like this from middle eastern countries coming into this country, and we have to worry that they mean us harm. i will tell you, in august, i had actually written a letter, because we know there has been a record amount of payings to the

i was told that yuma, arizona was blowing up, that there were so many encounters of illegals in yuma. can you tell us what you're seeing on the ground in arizona. >> this is the worst we've ever seen it. it was bad under obama but it's atrocious under joe biden. we're seeing human and drug trafficking is off the charts. it's not something that just affects texas and arizona. it affects every american in america because those people that are trafficked in and the drugs are not designed to stay here in arizona. they're going to go other places. yuma is getting hammered. we're not even right on the border, we're 50 miles off the border but we catch people every day. maria: so tell me what they're doing. i know that a lot of the got-aways are going into arizona. one of my border patrol sources told me that they see hundreds of thousands of got-aways on surveillance video and oftentimes they go and they wait in arizona. i know yuma is the hardest hit city to see this surge of illegal migrants. yuma sector border patrol agents reported more than 2,600 encounters just from friday to monday.

rachel: in yuma, arizona there is a different kind of emergency. there is a border town surge. there is a surge of migrants crossing in yuma. it's been happening for a while. by the way, i have a lot of friends in yuma who have been telling me about the problems in yuma for quite a while. the governor of arizona, can you run that back here for me? governor ducey of arizona is demanding that the department of homeland security secretary resign, meanwhile florida governor desantis plans to do -- he plans to provide $8 million to remove illegals from his state. pete: yeah it, san emergency and one with absolutely no solution, at least in the immediate term in sight. when you have got and some of the pictures and images i have seen on this, you have got thousands of illegals entering into yuma. there is no border patrol, there is no walking the streets. walking down the highways and the local roads. 6,000-plus into yuma in this past week alone. rachel: imagine. pete: to declare a state of emergency as a mayor you are simply saying the services we provide in this town are insufficie

cbp said eight-week by chris clement out of yuma, arizona, was law enforcement sensitive. that was not law enforcement sensitive. that was information the american public should have, has a right to know, and yet cbp forced him to take that tweet down because it was embarrassing. that is why it's so important. the criminal cartels do not fear law enforcement. what they fear is policy. they fear if they're going to be prosecuted, they fear if mpp will be brought back, because then they can't go into countries and advertise their services and make millions of dollars off our policies. >> mike: i want to play a clip from former acting dhs secretary chad wolf. >> we know the biden administration doesn't like the policy. this latest ploy to ask the supreme court to overrule it is yet another issue with a messaging. you can't emblem of the program at the same time say you want to dismantle the program and think that's going to resonate with migrants and cartel members and other smugglers. >> mike: why is the administration so eager to have the supreme court step in here? >> they

man after the border patrol caught a potential terrorist trying to sneak into the united states by yuma, arizona. >> bill: the suspect from the middle east was found wearing a first responder uniform, a stark reminder of why critics say the biden administration policies pose a national security threat. our national correspondent william la jeunesse on that story from the west coast. hello. >> good morning, bill. the 21-year-old saudi with links to middle eastern subjects of interest was caught sneaking in on thursday outside yuma wearing a central new york volunteer ambulance jacket. no one knows how he got it. it shows anyone from anywhere is crossing the southern border. in fact, yuma is so overwhelmed a few agents are on patrol i'm told by officials that brazilians and venezuelans are hiring ubers and taxis to get their release papers faster so they don't have to wait in tents like the central americans. the big news yesterday president biden's flip-flop on the border wall. here is candidate biden in 2020. >> there will not be another foot of wall constructed on any administration. i