secretary mayorkas, good to see you. we have a letter that i know has been referenced from outgoing border patrol chief rodney scott that basically claimed great concern that he's witnessed lack of meaningful effort to secure the southern border. i would like to ask you, this person was 29 years in the department, a nonpartisan actor, somebody that served five administrations with the only goal of securing this country. is the border more secure under your leadership than when you started? >> congressman, the border is secure. we're executing our plan. and i've been very clear and unequivocal in that record. >> mr. secretary, the question is, is the border more secure now under your leadership? >> congressman, it is no less secure than it was previously. >> mr. secretary, i want to look at something in his letter, outgoing border patrol chief rodney scott said that suspected terrorists are entering this country at a level we have never seen before. and i want to know, i know it's been asked, how many known or suspected t

secretary mayorkas, good to see you. we have a letter i know has been a reference from rodney scott. it claims great concern that he's witnessed a lack of meaningful effort to secure the. ? >>. you >> e? >>.r >>, the outgoing border patrol chief said it's at a level we have never seen before -- and i want to know, how many known or suspected terrorists have entered the country this year? >> i respectfully disagree with mr. scott's assertion and the information you have requested >> you said in my professional assessment, we require to know who are what is entering the homeland to detect those who want to evade apprehension, an educated smugglers illegally crossing the border ending increasingly evading apprehension daily think of well resourced criminal organizations. the current situation is unsustainable and must be mitigated. i received the brief. i went to del rio. i was there on saturday. 15,000 people and what your department said yesterday, and by the way, 40 to 60,000 on the way. is the quote true that a level we

mayorkas, you have tens of thousands of people right now that are coming at the border. you have tens of thousands of people that are underneath bridges. as we've seen under several international bridges at this point, they're in the process of moving some of those folks out of the country. what is the process for actually relocating individuals under title 42 authority out of that area under those bridges? you've started that process with the haitians but walk me through quickly the process because i have multiple other questions. >> yes, what we do is we look at where our capacity is at other processing centers. this goes to an apparent miscommunication i've had with ranking member portman for which i apologize. what we do is we look at processing capacity. we then move the individuals from del rio as needed to ensure safety and security. we move them to the other processing centers so that they may be repatriated to haiti or other countries from those various processing centers. we are increasing the frequency and number of the repatriation flights each day. >> okay.

again, thanks to secretary mayorkas and director wray. i've had a few tough jobs in my life and they don't compair to what you're doing. thank you for taking on all these responsibilities working with us and others. i have a question for recseitary mayorkis and wray. you discussed how china represent as threat to u.s. economic competitiveness. we spent time as leads on the senate subcommittee on investigations and we agree with that fully. in past years, the director wray has stated that the bureau views china as one of the greatest threats to our nation, due to their counterintelligence and espionage interests, compared to targeting economic assets and intellectual property. as we address near peered a vrgsaries, as opposed to traditional threats and actors, could each of you, mr. secretary and director wray, each of you speak to how your agencies are working together and separately to combat the threat that china poses to the national interests and overall security? mr. secretary. >> thank you very much. let me identify three different

backck to secretary mayorkas. the world has changed a great deal since dhs was established in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks. today the department has responsibilityreh for a wide s of disparate missions, including cybersecurity andec critical infrastructure protection. as new threats confront our country, how is dhs assessing and adjusting t its structure t respond to thed changing threat landscape and whatt changes do you feel are needed in the short term? >> one of the things, senator, that we o are focused on is makg sure that our more than 22 offices and agencies are working cohesively together to really bring the fuller force of the department to bear on any one particular threat stream. i think we've made tremendous advancements in that regard. i think we've made tremendous advances in that regard. fundamentally, i think our greatest tool in combatting the threats of whatever nature is really the more than 250,000 men and women who comprise our department. they're extraordinary, not only in meeting the t

secretary mayorkas, let me start with you. i want to ask you about the illegal uncontrolled immigration into the country. in july i asked about the migrant surge that was occurring on your watch and you said, we have a plan. we are executing the plan. the plan takes time to execute and we are doing so. since that time cbp showed data of two straight months of illegal border encounters above 200,000, which hasn't happened in decades. my question is when is your plan going to work? >> in fact, we are implementing the plan, senator hawley, and i can walk through the measures we've taken. >> my question is when is it going to work? >> it is, in fact, working. we have seen in the last several weeks, if not a month, a drop in the number of encounters at the united states border. we have been working very closely with mexico to increase interdictions. we have addressed the issue of recidivism. if, in fact, people have been previously removed, we are referring them to criminal prosecution. we have increased lateral flights across the

senator johnson. >> secretary mayorkas. i'm putting a chart that i've been keeping on southwest border. to date this calendar here, have been almost 1.3 million apprehensions. we are averaging last two months 67-6,800 people per day. that is a large caravan per day being apprehended by border patrol. 8-1100 known got a ways. equates somewhere 300,000 got a ways for the year. if you analyze these figures, couple hundred thousand people per month. we'll be up to about 2.1 million apprehensions. add the get a ways. we're. you have repeatedly stated our boarders are not open. they are closed. do you honestly believe that our borders are closed? >> senator, i do. and let me speak to that, we -- >> no. let me ask you a couple questions here. this committee received, it was dated september 11th. but apparently this letter was not received until thursday. i didn't find out about it until yesterday. i release you had it to the public immediately. by recently retired u.s. border patrol chief rodney scott. in this letter, former chief

so senator -- senator mayorkas, mayorkas, that's all he gets from me. step down. give that job to somebody who will actually care about citizens in this country, not illegals. >> what i would say is that his failure to acknowledge the losses of all of these families who have become victims of these substances that are pouring over the southwest border, enabled by failed u.s. policy is probably one of the greatest tragedies ever committed by people in leadership roles within our country. within 60 days of the covid outbreak everyone in this country knew three things, wash your hands, social distance and wear a mask. we are eight years into the fentanyl crisis and they haven't even taken an initiative to launch a campaign to tell our kids if a pill didn't come from a pharmacy it's not safe. that's one of the greatest failures i think we've ever had, and it's going to continue to get worse. so i would ask him how many of our children bodies will it take? >> has mayorkas ever called you? >> basically told him we need to set it back up after 25 years of never failing a

mayorkas admitted that, you know, 15,000 people under the del rio bridge, the majority were let into america. and thousand we've got this -- and now we've got this report that the dhs secretary mayorkas says that 400,000 people are expected to be apprehended this month, in october. that would be double what we've been seeing every month. it's been 200,000. and, by the way, a a.g. moody, that doesn't even include the gotaways, those people who are seep on surveillance cameras that got into the country and just got away. we don't know what their intentions were. >> the numbers are horrifying, and thank you, maria, for pointing that out. this is what shocked governor desantis and i, the amount of folks coming in that are not being detained properly according to law, they're just being released into the interior and saying, hey, when you feel like it, show back up. it is a completely irresponsible, reckless, dangerous, and relate me tell you about -- let me tell you about you're talking about the increase of hundreds of thousands of folks coming over our board. this is a crisis like we'v

el congreso y empujando a la casa blanca para que aplique su poder ahí mientras tanto, el secretario mayorkas está cambiando abusos y esperamos que lo haga de manera acelerada. >>> la casa blanca avisó a cada gobernador del país debe prepararsepara vacunar a niños de 5 a 11 años y serían 28 millones de niños habilitados para vacunarse . >>> y jubilados tendrán un aumento en sus jubilaciones en un 5.9 por ciento con esto el promedio de pago estimado será de 1657 dólares al mes, y en una reja subiría a 2753 dólares mensual y seguro muchos de ustedes que nos ven también toman a diario una aspirina para prevenir enfermedades del corazón, pero según un estudio no serían necesarias para evitar un primer paro cardíaco . >>> por sus antecedentes familiares miriam comenzó a tomar a diario aspirinas . >>> en 2017 el doctor me recomendó tomarla . >>> pero hoy le sorprendió escuchar que expertos en salud concluyó que la aspirina diaria no es para todos los adultos pues los efectos secundarios pueden ser peores . >>> se ha llegado a la conclusión que los riesos aumentan . >>> los adu

griff: tom, you are taking a hard line on secretary mayorkas, when i was down in mexico and i believe we have this soundbite, i ran into -- i was surprised to see down in tapachula, mexico-guatemala border, his name is ernst e mojica, helped organize and instrumental in 2019 caravans and he was down there and he was telling me he's livid at the biden administration for sending a mix message to migrants, specifically he's upset with the vice president, take a listen. >> i remember kamala harris used to say, it was the places where they have the kids, there was concentration camps. now they have how many concentration camps that they are doing by their own. griff: how much of this falls on the plate of the vice president? >> look, she's the border tsar and she's a failure. she's the open border agenda person. she compared ice to the kkk. she doesn't support law enforcement on borders. she goes on tv every day. i'm looking for the root causes and she travels all to central america, walk down the hall and there's the root causes. i'm attacking the secretary because he's ignored the oath h

. >>> en una trevista con el washington post alejandro mayorkas resaltÓ que el hecho que alguien sea inmigrante no deberÍa terminar en una deportaciÓn>>> es bueno escuchar esta noticia porque en la administraciÓn trump todos eran deportables. >>> era hora que tomaron esa decisiÓn, por muchos aÑos las diferentes administraciones pusieron a personas en deportaciÓn. >>> en la entrevista alejandro mayorkas dijo que agentes de ice no deben arrestar a trabajadores agrÍcolas. >>> la abogada de inmigraciÓn san milÁn dice que serÁn mÚltiples los beneficiados. >>> personas que no tienen rÉcord de inmigraciÓn, que no tienen antecedentes penales y especialmente los que tienen bastante aÑos en estados unidos y tienen familiares ciudadanos. >>> la administraciÓn joe biden continuarÁ priorizando los arrestos y deportaciones para inmigrantes que supongan una amenaza para la seguridad nacional a las personas e que entraron al paÍs de forma ilegal. las nuevas reglas entrarÁn en vigor el 29 de noviembre. dulce matus dice que el miedo a ser deportado no se irÁ con un cambio en direstr

texas governor greg abbott calling out homeland security secretary, hundred mayorkas for his lack of candor. >> i cannot count the number of misrepresentations that have been made by secretary mayorkas. he has continuously misled the american public, secretary mayorkas is a disaster and what he has done and no one should put any trust or confidence in anything he says. >> the dire situation at the southern border prompting republican governors to unveil a 10 point plan for dealing with it. many terry into the biden administration officials for doing nothing. >> the president must ask, cannot continue to ignore this humanitarian and security crisis any longer. >> president biden has done absolutely nothing to confront this crisis. >> vice president harris has been the worst possible choice to be border czar. she has never shown any care about this issue or any level of seriousness and president biden has never even been to the border. >> key points of the plan include dedicated funding, national guard troops to help secure the border. also arresting and jailing trespassers and passing

jillian: i want to get your reaction to what alejandra mayorkas had to say, the overriding question is whether the noncitizen poses a threat to public safety. are we going to spend time apprehending and removing the farmworker was breaking his or her back to pick fruit on our tables, and not the same resources with somebody who does threaten our safety. what is your reaction to that? >> they talk about illegal immigration is being a victimless crime and that is not true. look at kate steinle, look at how much money if your taxes are coming out of your paycheck every single month. a lot of that money is because social programs, the social welfare we give to those people coming to the country illegally is not a victimless crime, we have laws for a purpose, secretary mayorkas is dead wrong. jillian: thank you for joining us. appreciate your insight. todd: we are telling you about lieutenant colonel stewart scheller in confinement for criticizing military leaders after the withdrawal from afghanistan. dozens of lawmakers standing with him. carley shimkus has a big update next. jillian: a f

la investigaciÓn fue ordenada por el secretario de seguridad nacional, alejandro mayorkas, busca identificar y poner fin a las polÍticas de la agencia. dijo que la agencia no tolerarÁ ninguna conducta impropia al honor que tenemos como servidores pÚblicos". satcha: pica y se extiende, estaremos yendo de cerca lo que pueda ocurrir con los otros agentes. te agradecemos por brindarnos eso en los detalles. borja: segÚn datos del servicio de inmigraciÓn y aduanas de estados unidos, los arrestos de inmigrantes en el paÍs cayeron este aÑo fiscal 2021 al nivel mÁs bajo en mÁs de una dÉcada. casi la mitad de los totales anuales registrados durante la pasada administraciÓn del presidente trump. el nÚmero registrado de arresto serÍa de unos 72.000. lo que estÁ claro, supone un cambio desde que el secretario de seguridad nacional, lejano mayorkas suavizar a Éstas el directrices. previas,satcha: continÚa la caravana migrante hacia ciudad de mÉxico. satcha: ya muchos niÑos estÁn exhaustos y piden a lÓpez obrador que regule sus documentos dentro del paÍs para seguir hacia estados unido

blinken and mayorkas plan to hold meetings in mexico friday on security issues but it is unclear if that will include discussions on immigration. >> thank you. >> for cvp chief rodney scott says drug smugglers are not the only criminals freely walking through the open border. listen to this. >> anybody who thinks and uneducated celebrating cocaine and marijuana across the border gives a password to patrol agents is the only threat is naÏve. there's a lot of other threats and those 400,000 people who avoided arrest clearly didn't stay at the border. they might be living down the street from you. who are they, what is the threat? i can't tell you that because we didn't interact with them. >> he later added the remain in mexico policy help to weed out fraudulent asylum cases. >> the isis k bomber responsible for the bombing that killed 13 servicemembers in kabul was reportedly released from prison days before. >> the shocking revelation is republicans demand for answers about the biden administration's withdrawal from afghanistan. benjamin hall. >> one of the first criticism leveled at pre

alejandro mayorkas is placing new restrictions on ice agents ordering them to halt mass deportation rates at work sites. he said these highly visible operations misallocated enforcement resources while serving as a tool of retaliation for worker cooperation, more pray standard investigations. senator lindsey graham warning of the risk of the biden administration's open border policies. >> what i saw that bothers me most is another 9/11 in the making. how easy would it be for al qaeda or isis cell to come through the southern border, to blend in the border patrol doing the best they can but they told me the likelihood of a terrorist attack from the southern border grows by the day. jillian: more than 200,000 migrants were encountered in july and august. todd: an ominous warning from senator graham. jillian: a new bombshell as we learn president biden should a bank account with his son hunter. todd: the personal finances could be open. >> reporter: emails discovered on hunter biden's laptop could entangle the president in an fbi probe into his son's finances was the messages from eric show

el sufrimiento que el papa no estÁ aquÍ >> para ella llegÓ tarde la directriz de alejandro mayorkas, secretario de seguridad nacional que dice que de ahora en adelante el hecho que un individuo sea indocumentado no serÁ la Única base de un proces de deportaciÓn, y les ordena a los agentes que se guÍen por el hecho que la mayorÍa de los indocumentados que podrÍan ser deportados han contribuido por aÑos a nuestras comunidades. >> lo que este memorÁndum quier hacer es utilizar al personal de ice para buscar a personas que realmente son una amenaza al paÍs y no una persona que se pelea con un empleado en su trabajo o un inquilino y quiere sacar a alguien que estÁ rentando en sus apartamentos >> casi 3 millones de estadounidenses viven aquÍ con el dolor de un familiar deportado. >> tomen en cuenta los niÑos en la frontera y sÍ no estamos en competencia, pero los niÑos estadounidenses tambiÉn estÁn sufriendo la pÉrdida y separaciÓn de familias. >> grupos pro-inmigrantes estÁn criticando esta directriz dicen que es un paÑo tibio que no va es lo que el gobierno les e no p

mayorkas tested positive days after attending an event with the president. no word on if mr. biden has been tested for the coronavirus since then. >>> the suspected gunman in the school shooting massacre in parkland, florida, is expected to plead guilty today. authorities say nikolas cruz gunned down 14 students and three staff members at marjorie stoneman douglas high school in february of 2018. the plea will not come with conditions, meaning prosecutors can still seek the death penalty. that's something a jury will decide. the trial could start in january. >>> and this maryland couple accused of selling information or trying to sell information about u.s. nuclear powered warships to a foreign country have been indicted. jonathan and diane toebbe are due in a federal court for a detention hearing today. they were arrested earlier this month and charged with allegedly trying to sell military secrets to a foreign government. in one case, they allegedly hid the classified information in a peanut butter sandwich. the couple could face life in prison.fbi assian billionaire with c

secretary of homeland security mayorkas is telling i.c.e. agents to put the emphasis for deportation on those who impose a risk to public safety or national security. meaning someone's immigration status alone isn't enough for them to be detained or expelled back to their home country. but brandon judge says the change will undoubtedly cause issues for authorities along the border. >> the number of people that will draw to our borders illegally is going to be astronomical. again, it ties up our hands. we can't do our jobs effectively because we're too busy dealing with things that we shouldn't be dealing with. >> now, since that huge group of mostly haitian nationals crossed the border a few weeks ago, we haven't seen anything quite like that since. it's mostly been smaller groups of five to six people, and the ones we have spoken with are all from cuba or venezuela. one migrant says she's thankful to have arrived, but it is bittersweet knowing she's left her family behind. >> my heart has pain because they don't have anything like this [ina

as a secretary mayorkas was in front of the committee's statement is where getting much more that are, where moving people into the country faster. where getting them across the border faster. my basic question from a law-enforcement perspective is your chief law enforcement officer in this role leaving a lot of law-enforcement votes is yourgoal to facilitate faster transition from people crossing the border into our country or is it to prevent people that are illegally crossing our country from coming into our country ? >> senator thank you for the question. i think it has to be some of both. we are always going to have some degree of people crossing the border. this has been the case for years that we've had surges and so ... >> we've never had a surge like this. this is the highest number ever in the history of our country. >> i understand your concerns and i don't agree i agree that the numbers are high but the bottom line remains that first and foremost we need to enforce the law and secondly we need to have boa process that's humane and efficient so we can deal with those who or

i am grateful for the support of the president and secretary mayorkas. originally created in 1789, in order to pay our country's revolutionary war debts, cbp's modern-day responsibilities facilitating immigration, protecting our nation's border security, promoting trade and travel, and more, are as critical now as they were in the early days following our natio.s cbp is a key part of the immigration system that has welcomed so many families to the country including my own. my father was an english and art history professor who emigrated to the u.s. from norway in 1921. my mother, a pianist and homemaker, was the daughter of german immigrants. i have two sisters, carol and beth, and a brother, gerhart. my husband, terrence cheung, with me today, immigrated to the united states from hong kong with his wonderful mother clara, who retired after running her own small business for three decades. terrence has been a journalist, chief of staff for a mayor and super -- county supervisor and works for the arizona superior court in pima county. i could not ask for

a crisis on the border, mayorkas is expecting 400,000 apprehensions in the month of october. we are averaging 200,000 and he is exciting 400,000 this month and you are looking at a potential economic crisis as well. the risk of default the highest it has been since 2011. will us default? >> i don't think that is going to happen. the debt ceiling will get raised. that will happen, what we don't want is republicans won't help because we are not the ones advocating and doing this crazy spending. how democrats do it, they are in charge. republicans failed to deal with funding the government and debt ceiling, president biden is in the white house, chuck schumer the leader of the senate and nancy pelosi speaker of the house, how can every publicans falls, only the mainstream press would see it that way which underscores how ridiculous the mainstream press has become. maria: i want to ask about the durham situation. we talk a lot about china. there is a report the us government is buying drones from china. the fbi and the cia apparently buying drones from china. are they living unde

blinken, mayorkas and garland went to mexico to talk about forging a new security deal to fight the cartels. they formed an agreement to focus on the root and core of illegal drug trafficking and why people flee their home countries. a laudable goal. it wouldn't have been this bad if the biden administration did nothing and kept the trump border policies in place. they put themselves in this position and made kamala harris the border czar. so was the border czar as that meeting? no. she wasn't at the border. instead, she was at a new jersey day-care center, confusing the children with this video. watch. >> think about so much that's out there that we still have to learn. like i love that. i love that. so i'm very excited about the space council. we're going to learn so much as we increasingly i think are curious and interested in the potential for the discoveries and the work we can do in space. so that's one of the things i'm most excited about. but the other, you guys are going to see, you're going to literally see the craters on the moon with your own eyes. >> oh, my good gls with your o

what mayorkas did today is going to be another incentive for people to come. the word is out, you come, you claim asylum, you never leave, the policy choices of biden arey all over the world now -- alone headed to connecticut wearing designer clothing gucci bags. people see in open america, they've taken advantage of us and it won't be long before terrorist gets an. >> sean: unrelated question, the last week and two months the republican party was united in saying they are not going to help the democrats, not involved in the budget and pushed away. you're not going to help raise the debt ceiling. then last tuesday, one week ago today, mitch mcconnell folded. your words. we folded. why did 11 republicans for two months to help the american people they were going to do one thing and do another? why didn't they keep their wordt >> we should have, we got ourselves in a box but we sent a letter to president biden saying we will never do this again. that is encouraging to me. >> sean: but why shouldd we believe him this time? for two months, the whole republican par

. >> reporter: and then yesterday secretary of state antony blinken, dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas and attorney general merrick garland were in mexico meeting with the mexicaning president and government having high-level security talks on the border situation, cartels, guns, drugs, that sort of thing. noticeably absent from that meeting with our border czar, vp kamala harris. she instead was in new jersey visiting a daycare where she was playing bingo with children. she later went to a covid-19 testing site and got some red velvet cake. kamala harris has not been to the border since late june when she visited el paso is, little activity compared to here. that's when she made the comment, quote, extreme progress is being made at the border. the numbers of apprehensions have remained at 20-year highs and have completely shot through the roof. back to you. jacqui: bill, you've been doing some great reporting for us on the border for, i think, months now. what strikes you as sort of significant about the moment that we're in following that huge influx of mostly haitian migrants who ca

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i can count secretory mayorkas' never talked about the wall because walls save lives. they are listening to the left. political appointees have been plaintiff, dhs and the white house, that's who they are listening to. these policies are being written by activistsey, he's not talking to the guys from men and women who spent decades fighting this border, that is the biggest difference and you can see by talking to the experts whose more successful securing our border to the highest degree, it was president trump. >> one think that's come up today technology and when i was down in el paso, i asked how much technology because you go down there, there literally gaps in thehe wall, we will pay for t yet there is a gap. border patrol has to have a 24 hour present there. they said only 10% of the technology and i said that can't be true. he goes democrats always talk about technology i think technology is important, to. you have sensors and cameras, it's much less effective because people can scale it. they said only 10% of the technology and we won't talk about the details b

i am very grateful for the support of the president and secretary mae arcus. -- secretary mayorkas. originally created in 178090 page revolutionary war debt -- in 1789 to pay revolutionary war debt, cbp's modern iteration is as critical now is -- as it was in the early days following our nation's founding. cbp is a key part of our immigration system that has welcome so many families to our country, including my own. my father was an english and art history professor who immigrated to the u.s. from norway in 1921. my mother was a pianist and homemaker and the daughter of german immigrants. i have two sisters, carol and beth and a brother, garrett. my husband, terrence cheung, who is with me today, immigrated to the u.s. from hong kong with his wonderful mother, clara, who has retired after running around small business will three decades. terrence has been a journalist, chief of staff for a mayor and county supervisor, and, currently, works for the arizona's -- the arizona superior court in pima county. i cannot ask for a more supportive partner. as a career public safety officer, th

harris was with secretary mayorkas that tested positive for covid yesterday. that was not a good report. she was not with him. that is good news. we want to see who the interactions are. thanks for being with us this tuesday, october 19. see you back here tomorrow on wednesday. we look forward to that. taking that time with you tomorrow afternoon. "your world" starts right now. have a good one, everybody. >> we're talking about everything. let's do what we can agree on now. >> senator joe manchin weighing in as the talks on the democrats $3.5 trillion social plan continues. president biden meeting with progressives at the white house. later on this hour, he will meade with moderates. welcome, everyone. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." we have team coverage with peter doocy at the white house and

mayorkas refused to reinstate the stay in mexico policy. this was used to defend the falls claim of coming across the border. they're not enforcing title 42 is the covid protocols. during a pandemic we do not have to be taking across our border. we can immediately deport them. they're refusing to even do that. they're allowing hundreds of thousands of people n they won't give us the exact numbers for that. these people are not showing up for their court dates. not showing up for the asylum claims because they're not real asylum claims. we all know that. it is an unmitigated disaster. they canceled the border wall contracts in places like rio grande valley, which has seen half a million crossings just this year. ashley: i i want to get to this issue, congressman, vice president harris script ad border security meeting in mexico city. instead she pushed biden's agenda during a new jersey trip. she is supposed to be the border czar. why wasn't she at the meetings? >> because she doesn't care about border security. she doesn't care about illega

agentes de inmigración para realizar arrestos en lugares considerados sensibles, asegura alejandro mayorkas, aumentando el número de lugares como iglesias y escuelas >> lugares como escuelas no podrán hacerse detenciones, ni en lugares donde hayan huelgas o marchas, >> para este abogado de inmigración esta pauta no aplica para todos los casos. >> hay excepciones, incontinencia con delito graves que son amenaza a la sociedad, indocumentados que entran a la frontera ilegalmente aún están expuestos a una detención. >> es una buena noticia que marca una gran diferencia de administración trump que era una persecución. recurdan que la promesa de campaña de joe biden, es una deuda política que aún no se cumple >> iremos a washington a presionar la próxima semana para decir a joe biden estamos con usted. que debe convencer a su partido, que deje la politiqueria, que es necesario reconocer a los inmigrantes. >> en san francisco toman acción contra estados que restringen el acceso al voto. ahí está podría añadirse arizona y wyoming, la alcaldesa deberá firmar la propuesta para conve

. >>> en este momento cualquier indocumentado puede ser víctima de una deportación , pero alejandro mayorkas dice a sus agentes que consideren el tipo de ser humano que es este indocumentadoy que la mayoría de indocumentados no son criminales. >>> cecilia garcía lleva una década criando a sus hijos y su marido fue deportado por estar acá sin papeles . >>> ser mamá y papá de un díaa otro sin estar preparados y mis hijos han esto internados en hospital . directriz y que dice que ser a indocumentados no es la única base de un proceso de deportación y pues la mayoría han contribuido por años a nuestras comunidades . >>> esto quiere usar personal de ice para buscar personas que son real amenaza al país o no una persona que se pelea con un compañero. >>> casi 3 millones de estadounidenses viven acá con el dolor de un familiar deportado . >>> niños estadounidenses están sufriendo la separación de familias . >>> los grupos defensores dicen que esto no es suficiente y que la administración biden prometió mucho más . >>> y vamos a ver si la administración biden efectivamente dice

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it also means that joe biden and jen psaki and the dhs secretary mayorkas all have been lying to you. jen psaki said they don't need a covid test because they won't be here long and mayorkas lied when he said the administration is following the immigration laws that congress passed. procedures are in place to make sure illegal immigrants show up for the hearings. another lie. biden refusing to even admit that the border is in crisis at all. he hasn't been down to the parts that matter. nor has his border czar. this "hannity" exclusive video by sara carter shows suspected cartel members in mexico holding long guns and sara carter joins us now with the latest. what is dangerous all off of our border patrol resources are focussed on these areas where there is a heavy influx of illegal immigrants. they are not allowed to enforce the law because of joe biden. the rest of the border, the people that are happiest are the drug smugglers and human trafficics and gangs and cartels. right or wrong? >> you are right, sean. the drug cartels and human trafficics feel they can operate with impunity.

under this guidance -- this new guidance from secretary mayorkas, i.c.e. officers are discouraged from arresting or removing illegal immigrants unless they have been convicted of a serious crime. it's unclear, though, whether domestic violence meets this criteria. certainly other crimes don't. so it defies all common sense to ask our law enforcement officers, that's what i.c.e. are, they are law enforcement officers, to turn a blind eye to illegal conduct and not do what they have sworn to do in a professional oath. i'm reminded of the controversial directive issued by another one of president biden's nominees to enforce our nation's laws, rachel rollins, was nominated to serve as attorney general in massachusetts. this is a current nominee from the biden administration. shortly before taking office, or i should say after taking office, as a suffolk county office, she released a memo outlining more than a dozen crimes that should be ignored by law enforcement. this was the district attorney charged with enforcing the law saying to law enforcement, ignore t

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. >> las palabras de mayorkas dice que el hecho que sea indocumentado no es justo para ser deportado pero es que ellos han contribuido por años al país y las comunidades. >> le pido que consideren al tipo de personas y si tiene trabajo, si contribuye a la sociedad antes de ponerlo en proceso de remoción y también instruye a los agentes que no persiguen a activistas como lo hicieron el pasado solo por participar en protestas. >> hablé con cecilia garcía su esposo lo deportaron y dice que esta medida le habría ahorrado el peor de los sufrimientos. >> fui mamá y papá de un día a otro, estar preparadas noches de angustias. >> mis hijos que han estado internado en el hospital por este sufrimiento ¿verdad? que el papá no está aquí. >> también se preguntarán qué dicen los grupos proinmigrantes dicen que no es suficiente que habían pedido que desmantelaran a los agentes de inmigración que persiguen a los indocumentados y no es la promesa que les hicieron, regresamos con ustedes a los estudios. >> vamos ahora a analizar unas de las consecuencias para los indocumentados esta