here in mcallen, it's about 86% hispanic. i can assure you the vast majority of the hispanic community here in mcallen does not appreciate what's going on. as a matter of fact, i think that the immigration issue is one of the main issues or the demise of the democrat party come november. >> charles: thanks, mayor. we'll check in soon. >> thank you. >> charles: the department of justice says they will appeal the ruling on extending title 42. my next guest is one jeff landry, the louisiana attorney general. a.g. landry, congratulations first and foremost. it was something i think of a nail biter. what happens now? >> what happens now, we hope the president upholds the court's order and does not try to work around title 42. the government has said that they were going to go ahead, the federal government says that they will appeal it. we'll be more than happy to defend the judge's ruling on that. look, i think there's chaos at the border, charles. it really is despicable, the things going on at the border. literally like having a

cnn's priscilla alvarez is live in mcallen, texas, with more. this is quite the discovery. >> reporter: yeah, this is remarkable. authorities found this tunnel last friday, just after midnight. and just some numbers on just how sophisticated this tunnel was, it was six football fields in length, 61 feet deep, and 4 feet in diameter. this is one of the more than dozens of sophisticated tunnels that the government has found over the years in this area of southern california. six people were arrested and charged with conspireing to distribute nearly 1800 pounds of cocaine. they also seized heroin and methamphetamine. for context here, in the southern district of california, since 1993, this according to the doj, there have been 90 subterranean passages that have been found. and kaitlan, this is really just one piece of the broader situation on the u.s./mexico border. just yesterday, homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas was here in mcallen, texas, where he toured with border officials and discussed the border flows, the border crossings he

he is there in mcallen, texas. will joe biden blow up a federal judge's order, and what about all those people who were already enroute to the u.s.? kansas senator roger marshall is here live from texas with an inside look at the southern border. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ (announcer) it's time to lose the weight for good. try golo. no subscriptions, just real results that last! -i've lost 70 pounds. -58 pounds. -22 pounds. -128 pounds. 138 pounds in nine months. crazy, right? (laughing) (announcer) it's time to put dieting behind you and get your health and vitality back. (woman) once you start this plan, and you do what you're supposed to do, you are going to feel amazing, you're gonna have a new life. (announcer) change your life now at golo.com ♪ >> while, of course, we are preparing for the end of title 42 based on the center for disease control and prevention's decision that it will enon may 23rd, that does not mean that the border is opening beginning on may 23rd. we continue to enebb force the laws of t

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senator roger marshall is at the border in mcallen, texas this morning. he sits on the senate health committee also ato medical doctr himself. senator it'san good to see you, thanks so much for being here. you have done humanitarian work all around the world. haiti, you i are in poland how would you assess the southern border today? >> maria this is a human tragedy here. at night time it looks like a war zone there's a sea of humanitarian crisis here. every evening and every day it is lived out as well. i just want to shout out the border patrol officers are doing an incredible job. the department of public safety here in texas, all of those people are doing the best. they are simply overwhelmed. this is an unsustainable crisis. it is aid war zone every night. i am calling on joe biden to come down here and see this for himself but i don't mean to a flyby stop at the airport here in mcallen. and he said come down, spend some time on the river. he needs to fish people out of the rio grande river behind me after they have traveled thousands of miles. he nee

>> he was planning to walk from mcallen, texas, to san antonio? >> correct. >> reporter: that trek, almost 240 miles through rugged terrain and harsh conditions. when did you know something was wrong? >> my sister tried to text him, call him on his cell phone, and no answers. my sister said, something is wrong, carlos, he's not like that, he always answers my text messages. then we started worrying. >> reporter: maria raced across the country to retrace the steps of her nephew. armed with missing person posters, seeking out the help of don white. he's a search and recovery deputy with the brooks county sheriff's office. >> a piece of clothing just over there. so then the hard search starts. it's important to have the remains back. so they have a place to go to put flowers. to worship. to be with their loved one, as close as they can. >> reporter: for decades, people have made the life-and-death journey in hopes of a better life. 20 years ago, i walked a similar path through southern arizona with several immigrants and a coyote, a smuggler. they ca

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english fans should be relishing what could come of this with stokes and mcallen in charge. 140 years of test cricket. it's gotta be the most exciting thing looking ahead that england have done in terms of appointments. england have been named hosts of the 2025 women's world cup the rfu have said they want 2025 to be the best attended women's world cup. they're looking to fill twickenham's 82,000 seats for the final. in the men's game, australia were unanimously voted the hosts for 2027, and it'll be a debut for the united states as they get set to host the 2031 tournament for the first time. of the five rugby world cups that were _ of the five rugby world cups that were announced today, perhaps the most _ were announced today, perhaps the most excitement was reserved for those _ most excitement was reserved for those two — most excitement was reserved for those two world cups that will be heading _ those two world cups that will be heading into america. that's 2031 for the _ heading into america. that's 2031 for the men and 33 for the women. when we _ for the men and 33 for the wom

cnn's priscilla alvarez is live in mcallen, texas, with more. there have been big questions about whether or not dhs is ready for this change to happen. >> reporter: that's right, kaitlan. we're now less than a week away from the biden administration ending title 42, that's that public health authority that allows officials to turn migrants away at the u.s./mexico border. we're awaiting a court decision to see whether the biden administration will be able to move forward with the plans, but in the interim, homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas is here in mcallen, texas, where he's meeting with border officials on exactly that, the anticipated end of title 42. now the real grand valley sector where we are is one of the busiest sectors on the u.s. southern border. it is also a state where the biden administration has met fierce resistance from the governor, texas governor greg abbott, who launched his own operation on the texas/mexico border and started busing migrants to washington, d.c. i asked secretary mayorkas yesterday whether the a

/mexico border in mcallen texas. >> we knew very well that the cdc's title 42 authority would not be around forever, and it is our obligation as well as the way we conduct ourselves to be prepared for changes in the landscape. >> reporter: at one stop, u.s. border patrol officers told the secretary they've already seen pre-pandemic levels of traffic at their post. the latest federal numbers show border arrests are at a 22-year high. the secretary laid out his plan to deal with an expected uptick which includes increasing resources and capacity to the southern border and cracking down on human smugglers. >> if one does not qualify for relief, one will be removed. >> reporter: migrants here are receiving covid-19 vaccines. the chief medical officer, dr. pritesh gandhi, says more than 20,000 adults and children have been vaccinated since march. >> our responsibility is to protect the health and wellbeing of the american people, to protect the health and wellbeing of our work force and more importantly to protect the health and wellbeing of those in custody. >> reporter: republicans and

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they are ready to respond in mcallen, texas. caroline elliott fox two news, caroline. thank you. are still to come were on the front lines. we are taking a walk through a ukrainian village that was recently liberated, plus what could keep sweden and finland out of the nato alliance. thae allowed to join nato, even though right now turkey flat out opposes it. turkey's president yesterday accused sweden and finland of harboring kurdish terrorists. he's currently in diplomatic talks with other nato leaders over the bids. natives secretary general says he expects a quick decision russia's invasion of ukraine drove the two countries to apply for apply for nato membership in order to expand the alliance. all 30. nato nations must agree. sweden and finland have already received support from the united states, creating authorities say their troops repelled russian attack in the east as moscow struggles to gain ground in the region. that is now the focus of the war. now this comes with efforts underway to remove the dead from that steel plant in mary you paul boxes three years visited a v

the mayor of mcallen, texas joins me now. we just heard that they are building all of these facilities on the border. are they building huge facilities in your town and are you expecting tens of thousands of people in your town a month to come? >> we expect quite a bit of enhancement. across the border, 10,000 immigrants, we are concerned, a health policy but a policy that assisted us and we are concerned, what is happening down south, we have a lot of immigrants not just there but coming, central america, south americans, cubans, asians all over the place. we were about to start ramping down tent citys. after we've gotten orders we are prepared to house at least 5000 people but our concern is this, approximately 13,000 today. last year we were overwhelmed, we couldn't do it, had to open a shelter, and operate. stuart: when this started, when the administration started 18 months ago the feeling was by opening the border the president and administration would attract political support of hispanics but we find from the quinnipi

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eliza, you live in the mcallen, texas, right on the border. it is illegal immigration the thing that matters the most to you or inflation or something else? >> right now, a little bit about me is i'm a minority led business that started in the middle of the pandemic that became a franchise in the past two years. so, i am a new business owner. right now, i am learning how to juggle a business, how to deal with a supply chain issue, job market crisis and now pounded by covid and now inflation. so right now, my day today is my business. it is the first thing on my mind. not only for myself. >> carley: president biden considering cutting down college loans and some amount for students. obviously in an attempt for voters. is that something that appeals to you or are you worried about other things? >> quite frankly, i'm learned about a lot of other things. the student debt thing being forgiven. quite frankly, i don't think that is the right thing to do. it is obvious that his numbers are so poor that he's willing to really do anything to try to pand

some of the c one 30's are now being retrofitted for firefighting inside this calfire hangar at mcallen airport. >>tyler says they'll be ready for service in 2024, but when go into service much like the black hawk helicopters, they will be a game changer to the aviation community. >>and he says governor newsom's proposed budget addresses the need for more resources on the ground. additional fire engines, additional bulldozers in investing. in additional hand crews while we focus on suppression, we also have to focus on fuels treatment and the fuels reduction. we need to i continue to focus our personnel on ensuring that we're doing mechanical in hand, thinning and using opportunities for beneficial fire and and manage fired and the winter months when it is prime to try to reduce those what kind of keeps you up at night as far as when you look ahead to this fire season, when i see through the drought monitor that 100% of the state of california is already extreme or severe drought. i look at our reservoirs that are critically low levels. i look at snow pack. that is also a critically low

. >> reporter: and that's really what the secretary was stressing when he was here in mcallen just yesterday. it is the partnerships with mexico and latin america trying to stem the flow of migrants coming to the u.s./mexico border and talked about doubling down on immigration consequences, going back to the typical immigration procedures that would mean potentially more deportations here along the border. so he also talked about that. in april, we are now learning that there were over just 201,000 crossings, unlawful crossings at the u.s.-mexico border slightly down from march but the numbers are high and this remains a concern for the department, jim and erica. >> priscilla, what do you know about this sophisticated across the border tunnel? not the first time we've seen this. what do they say? >> reporter: this was a remarkable discovery. erica, there have been some 90 sub subterranean passages since 1993. a sophisticated tunnel. only more than 2 dozen of those and what they found was essentially a tunnel that went six football fields in length, four feet in diameter and they have, the ju

gotten worse, because according to florida congresswoman, inside a migrant facility and this one in mcallen, texas, look at that. pallets and pallets of baby formula for illegal immigrants and their families. even as hardworking american families, we are now suffering a massive nationwide formula shortage. reached out to the white house and the department of homeland security for comment, yet to hear back. here with the reaction, florida congresswoman kat catholic is with us. wow. i know people, parents, they cannot get the formula they desperately need. i'm not against helping out families, but they are not enforcing the law. these are not people that respected our borders, our laws, and our sovereignty. why wouldn't all of the pallets go to american families first? >> that is the crazy thing, just how insane everything is right now that we are even having this discussion. it points to what a total dumpster fire at the biden administration really is. the biden administration is responsible for this formula shortage. back in november, their own fda shut the number one manufacturer of baby f

congresswoman kat kemp sharing these photos of what she says are pellets of formula in a migrant center in mcallen, texas. >> when american mothers are purchasing formula for illegals at the border, but they can't even get formula for their own children, that is a problem. >> tonight we also hear from the head of the national border patrol council someone by the name of brandon judd. he actually confirms to "fox news @ night" tonight that yes, their resources along the border are, in fact, stocked with infant formula. he also added this "if the biden administration was not prioritizing aliens over u.s. citizens, the formula could be on shelves." he did stress tonight there is a sincere need to take care of those cpd cost me to test the american people to suffer because of the lack of formula. in this particular case, apparently leaving on the border, shannon. >> shannon: it is tough because moms and babies all over the place that desperately need this material. we have to hope the production can ramp up for everybody. but in the meantime, more bad numbers for the president showing how hard it is f

we heard from democratic judges in web county and hidalgo county where mcallen is, the biden administration is not pushing immigration reform and title 42 is set to expire this month. the group a mile from where we are right now may get bussed across the border from mcallen, that's intelligence, something that we are watching, and the authorities from both mexico and the united states today are working to make sure that they are prepared for whatever comes next. >> john: nate, when you take a look at the numbers, february to march, increase of 60,000 border encounters between the two months. we are not into the busy season and not approached the time when the title 42 rescission is going to happen. talking about the folks from d.p.s., border patrol, texas highway patrol, other people on the border, texas rangers, what are they expecting june is going to look like? >> john, everybody is expecting a big increase. and frustration is not just from d.p.s. and border patrol and national guard. humanitarian response falls on a lot of n.g.o.s and charities. people are overwhelmed, why you know, you

by homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas as he toured an immigration processing center in mcallen, texas tuesday. >> the border, the laws of the border, will be enforced. if one does not qualify for relief, one will be removed. >> but the simple fact is, it is a numbers game. in many places border agents and law enforcement partners are overwhelmed even with title 42 restrictions in place. customs and border pro december reported 234,000 encounters in april even if 20,000 were ukrainians that led the on-going war. there's a possibility a big one in fact that the courts may intervene and order title 42 be kept in place. the biden administration has said that they will abide by such an order if it comes. the clock is certainly ticking. >> charles: certainly is. thanks, jonathan. how are communities at the border preparing for this? cochise county sheriff mark daniels is with me. sheriff, looking at the number of migrants turned away the last two years and considering if everyone says okay, now we can try it again, to use a word jonathan used, it's overwhelming. how can you prepare f

for more than 40 years, jorge sa salcinas has run mcallen sports. the shop is just blocks away from the most prominent shelter takes care of the migrants passing through this border town. many people feel like we're over the pandemic, but people want title 42 kept in place. does that seem kind of hypocritical in any way? >> it actually helped. if title 42 is helping to slow that down, and we take it off, what's going to replace it? because i don't see anybody coming up with a plan to replace this. >> reporter: he also owns sprawling ranchland in south texas. he says right now, the hunting cameras on his property capture more pictures of migrants than deer. if title 42 is lifted, what worries you most? >> it will be chaos on the border. we have a huge influx now of immigrants. it will be chaos on the border. >> we're going to be swamped with people. >> reporter: mcalcallen's mayor says the u.s. has pumped more than $30 million in the last year to help the city handle immigration costs like transportation and housing, but the mayor says the biden admi

secretary alejandro mayorkas has been back out here visiting the southern border specifically over in the mcallen area and parts of the rgv sector. he met with top brass and agents in the field. a resounding question still for so many out here and so many that we've talked to, whether it is homeowners, property owners or law enforcement. what will the solution be? and when will it be here? charles? >> charles: casey, thanks very much. with me now national border patrol council vice president, art del cuellar. what did you think of the visit today? >> there's so many individuals that go down and visit. they can visit every day, take their photo opens every day. unless they're willing to change the policies and realizing what is happening, it's cheap visits. they mean nothing. this administration has managed to destroy everything that the last administration has done. it's going to take political will. i'm saddened when i see this. i'm saddened that future generations will be severely damaged because of the lack of border security policies from the current individuals that are in charge right now.

to deal with the record migrants urged greater public in kansas senator roger marshall was just in mcallen, texas taking a look firsthand. >> nobody told the migrants that are stacked up like cordwood on the other side of the river that title 42 is not ending tomorrow. >> joe biden has to stop sending the signal to everybody. this is completely unsustainable. we are in the middle of a great migrant crisis right now. >> she is the mayor pro tem of eagle pass texas on the border. welcome, what is your reaction to the fact that title 42 will remain in place, at least for now. >> good morning. first of all that announcement was just a very positive thing however you see i'm using interviews that is still continuing. there are obviously something need to do about that. lawmakers in washington need to make sure we are proactive if that's when to call at this point nick don't need to wait for him to react. we are very selective in this issue. before we are looking live at the city right next you on the video on fox news live at the moment from our drone. you see these videos, you see the smugglin

the donna independent school district in donna, texas, east of mcallen near the mexican border canceled classes throughout the district after receiving a, quote, credible threat of violence, this is currently under investigation. in a letter officials say in light of recent events and in an abundance of caution, we will be canceling school district wide and staff will work from home. the safety and security of our students and staff is our first priority. they say classes are expected to resume tuesday morning. but an alarming warning there given what we saw earlier this week in uvalde. >>> still to come this hour, in the wake of deadly shootings like this one at robb elementary, mental illness often takes the blame. why this is often misleading and inaccurate. we have the facts coming up. >>> and pushing for change. will there be any reforms, any changes to the gun laws in this country? we'll speak with the chair of the house gun violence task force. [ chantell ] when my teeth started to deteriorate, i stopped hanging out socially. it was a easy decision -- clearchoice. [ awadada ] the

some of the c one 30's are now being retrofitted for firefighting inside this calfire hangar at mcallen airport. >> tyler says they'll be ready for service in 2024, but when go into service much like the black hawk helicopters, they will be a game changer to the aviation community. >> and he says governor newsom's proposed budget addresses the need for more resources on the ground. >> additional fire engines, additional bulldozers in investing in additional hand crews while we focus on suppression, we also have to focus on fuels, treatment and fuels reduction. we need to continue to focus our personnel on ensuring that we're doing mechanical in hand, thinning and using opportunities for beneficial fire and and manage fired in the winter months when it is prime to try to reduce those what kind of keeps you up at night as far as when you look ahead to this fire season. >> when i see through the drought monitor that 100% of the state of california is already extreme or severe drought. i look at our reservoirs that are critically low levels. i look at snow pack. that is also a critically lo

sophisticated organization per they will push across the border in eagle pass and south of that in mcallen in south texas may understand border patrol surge resources they'll move it to other parts of the border. el paso sector may see an increase we know the vice president actually only went to the city of el paso which is very different than the outlying areas of that city where the majority of folks come across the border. look, think it's important a president, the vice president the secretary start talking more about this making those visits. border patrols in their 15th or 16th month of a crisis that has no end in sight. they need some leadership. they need a pick me up in the worst away because of their morale and their confidence is at an all-time low unfortunately. mike: chad wolf thank you so much for your time and analysis today. >> alright, thank you. mike: present by his first presidential trip coming to asia with growing tension with china. peter doocy struck in the very latest from tokyo, hello peter. >> mike, good morning. a big part of the first stop on this asia swing in

. >> mcallen's mayor says the u.s. has pumped more than $30 million in the last year to help the city handle immigration costs like transportation and housing. but the mayor says the biden administration should keep title 42 in place to slow the flow of migrants into south texas. do you worry, though, that title 42 is going to be used as an immigration policy and not a public health policy, which is what it is? >> we have been seeing lesser numbers, and it's more beneficial to us. do i know that it's not a policy, an immigration policy? the answer is yes. but it has been useful to us. >> if we're a nation of laws, if you're using a law incorrectly, are we -- are we being hypocritical? >> maybe. what else is being done to hold immigration down or to stop it or to at least control it to some degree? nothing. >> reporter: roberto es coe bar will keep working his land and keep waiting for an immigration solution that seems lost in these fields. ed lavandera, cnn in the rio grande valley of texas. >> important report. thank

dps has received intel that they may be bussed to across the boreder from mcallen, texas. the democratic judge here in web county worries things are going to get worse if title 42 is lifted as planned in just over two weeks. >> that's what disappoints me. the 1,500 haitians tomorrow could be 3,000, 5,000, 10,000 as we've seen in other places. >> today in eagle pass, a group of four migrants needed to be rescued, you can see they used debris to stay above water until authorities picked them up and brought them back to mexico. here in laredo, dps said they had two separate groups of migrants, one group of 11 runners and one group of four runners that they detained. five people ran back to mexico as a result of the chase. back to you. >> neil: thanks, nate. dramatic reporting there. tomorrow i'll have a special guest on my cavuto live show. a democrat that is urging the president to come to the region to see how bad this is and how bad he fearing it could get. 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. don't forget. we'll have more after this. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments.

english fans should be relishing what could come of this with stokes and mcallen in charge. 140 years of test cricket. it's gotta be the most exciting thing looking ahead that england have done in terms of appointments. england have been named hosts of the 2025 women's world cup the rfu have said they want 2025 to be the best attended women's world cup. they're looking to fill twickenham's 82,000 seats for the final. in the men's game, australia were unanimously voted the hosts for 2027, and it'll be a debut for the united states as they get set to host the 2031 tournament for the first time. of the five rugby world cups that were announced today, perhaps the most excitement was reserved for those two world cups that will be heading into america. that's 2031 for the men and 33 for the women. when we talk about the men's rugby world cup, we are talking about the third—largest tv sporting event behind the football men's world cup and also the olympics. the beds are actually backed by the president, joe biden. there's plenty of talk about the number of teams going up from 20, the numbe

i'm going to go down to mcallen, texas tomorrow. it's my ninth or tenth visit to the border and explain to local officials exactly what our plans and preparations involve. >> charles: chris, first off, you're going to be seeing secretary mayorkas. what do you want to hear from him? >> well, charles, we've been hearing the conversations, everything when this took place about having a plan in place. well, it's one thing to have a plan on paper. you have to take an aggressive stance. take proactive measures and focus on the issues. that's more concern. last year we had 17,000 surge the border at once. because what we've done as a state by providing the resources with the national guard, we've been able to deter any other caravans from making their way to the border, a question i would have and should be answered, when are you going to put this plan in place and take a stance, more aggressive stance in securing the border, protecting the smaller communities, providing resources to board to focus on what they're good at. securing the bor

sector this is texas helicopter what you are looking at is the mexican city that is directly across from mcallen. what you are seeing is thousands of migrants who set up camps there. they were waiting for title 42 to drop on may 23 per they thought it was going to happen on monday. that federal ruling changes that. so the big question comes what happens with them now are they going to pack up and go home or are they going to risk it and say were going to try to cross anyway? will find out in the coming days back at your life, speaking of title 42 dhs source telling fox news that between friday morning and saturday morning and the arizona sector there were 1285 illegal crossings. out of that number only 23 people were expelled via title 42 that is 1.7% of that group being expelled via title 42 every despite the fact that it is still supposed to be in effect right now. will send it back to you. >> those numbers unbelievable, bill melugin live in eagle pass, texas more from you. texas attorney general ken paxton a little later in the hour. the federal judge ruling to continue title 42 is another bl

for more, we are joined by cesar cuauhtemoc garcia hernandez, who was born and raised in mcallen, texas, about a four-hour drive to uvalde and author of "crimmigration law and migrating to prison america's obsession with locking up immigrants." welcome to democracy now! the horror of what took place in uvalde, place your very familiar with, and the fact people started calling for this immediately. you have to say ice is not going to pick people up, that parents and grandparents come if they go looking for their kids, they will not check their immigration status and then the federal government did issue this yesterday. but talk about the issue larger. it is also a community of latinx population that has lived there for decades. >> glad to see the department of homeland security issued that statement, but i hope the department of homeland security and border patrol agents specifically who are on the ground in uvalde are being much more proactive than simply relying on a press release, three paragraph press release published on the dhs website. i hope no one is expecting the family's, comm

or texas is sharing intel possibly this group is going to bus over too reynosa, mexico across from mcallen other migrants are also gathering. take a look at this video from yesterday or texas national guard as well as a mexican police and the mexican national guard all working together to show force along the rio grande. this is meant as a possible deterrence for mass migration event like many fear expect possibly from that haitian group. there's a captain who took us for a helicopter ride along during the training. >> think this sheer presence of air support in the area along with the ground troops it sends a message to both the mexican government and the migrants were trying to cross into mexico we are waiting for them. rex rich we have more nvidia this money from adele rios sector this in eagle pass, our fox drone and team capture video of 16 migrants cross including a baby and a young child. some of them had to be rescued. they were and are being processed by border patrol this group cominr life week can't report in the rio grande valley encounter for large groups in just the past week

for more than 40 years, jorge has run mcallen's sports, a custom apparel and trophy business. the shop is just blocks away from the most prominent shelter taking care of the migrants passing through this border town. >> many people feel like we're over the pandemic. but many people still want title 42 kept in place. does that seem kind of hypocritical in any way? >> it helped. if title 42 is helping to slow that down, and we take it off, what's going to replace it? because i don't seeing anybody coming up with a plan to replace this. >> reporter: he also owns ranch land in south texas. he says the hunting cameras on his property capture more pictures of migrants than deer. >> if title 42 is lifted, what worries you most? >> it will be chaos on the border. we have a huge influx now of illegal immigrants. it will be chaos on the border. >> we're going to be swamped with people. >> reporter: the mayor says the u.s. government has pumped more than $30 million in the last year to help the city handle immigration costs, like transportation and housing. but the mayor says the biden a

has received intel they may be across the border from mcallen were another group of migrants are gathering to democratic judge in west county worries either way things might get worse at title 42 is lifted. >> that is what disappoints me. that gives me sleepless nights those haitians at 1500 could be 3000, 5000, 10,000 as we have seen other places but. >> just yesterday texas dps in laredo said the two groups of runners, one group of 11 another group of four. then they had five with a cold turn backs count people to go back to mexico as a result of the law enforcement pursued bro sent back to you liz but. >> great journalism thank you so much sonic is now texas attorney general ken paxton paid what is your reaction to that report? it is good to see you. >> well, you know what is not surprising at all with title 42 expected to be lifted the numbers have already been dramatically up since he trump administration prey over three to percent if you change at title 42 there is no doubt were going to have a massive surge of immigrants because the messages being sent to the cartels, bring them her

coming up, we'll talk to the mayor of mcallen, texas on how his city is dealing with the influx. first, fox team coverage. bill melugin is in eagle pass where illegal migrant crossings are still happening. and

as the mexican city across from mcallen were thousands of migrants have been camped out waiting for the end of title 42 which they thought was coming on may 23. that it's when they're planning to cross for the big question being after this federal ruling, what are those of migrants going to do? are they going to pack up and go home or are they going to say well, we are going to try to cross anyway. likely be the latter, we'll find out in the coming days. back out here live just last month alone in april we had the highest number in dhs history. more than two a and 30,000 illegal crossings, more than 115,000 people released into the country. again all of that with title 42 in place. we will send it back to you. eric: all right tran bill melugin eagle pass thank you. arthel: ordering a setback to the biden administration. what the president biden visiting south korea paid one of our closest allies in asia. mr. biden of the south korean counterpart today, topping the agenda boosting military cooperation and containing north korea nuclear threat. peter doocy is live in south seoul with more

one and tapachula, one in mcallen and because of room -- 11 in puerto rico. what we are seeing right now is the human cost of with title 42 is. also, haiti is the only country that u.s. has chosen to deport and expel people to over the weekend. over 200 yesterday, over 200 today, including 60 children between the ages of zero and two. the united states over the weekend has sent over 400 people to haiti, deporting over 400 asylum seekers under title 42, and i will repeat, the only country that the united states have chosen to deport and expel people, including pregnant women and babies between the ages of zero to two, as i'm speaking to you right now. in addition to that, when we see the human life, people making the journey from haiti or south central america, to make it to the border, i cannot even to begin to explain to the hardship, the horse stories we have heard of people literally dying on the way, because they cannot stay at home, because of what is happening in haiti. because we are still paying for it being the leaders of freedom. for making sure tha

caroline elliott joins us now live in mcallen, texas, with an update on border crossings over the weekend. good evening, caroline. hey there, julie since friday, has many lawmakers predicted border crossings have only continued along the southwest border. in fact, numbers obtained by fox news from dhs show that more than 1200 migrants crossed the border friday and saturday in the yuma arizona sector, and only 23 migrants were expelled under title 42. now that's just a fraction of what border patrol has reported for 2022 so far in april, cbp reported 234,000. that's the highest number of crossing cbp has ever reported in one single month, immigration attorney michael debt ski told us the data shows the immigration system is broken. the surgeon. immigration at the at the border is reflective of the fact that we really don't have a comprehensive immigration policy. you have a broken system . i think everybody will say that we have a broken system. when you see those those, uh, reports and the images that you've had on your on your channel of the, uh, hundreds of people in mass coming to the

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some of the c one 30's are now being retrofitted for firefighting inside this calfire hangar at mcallen airport. >> tyler says they'll be ready for service in 2024, but when go into service much like the black hawk helicopters, they will be a game changer to the aviation community. >> and he says governor newsom's proposed budget addresses the need for more resources on the ground. >> additional fire engines, additional bulldozers in investing in additional hand crews while we focus on suppression, we also have to focus on fuels, treatment and fuels reduction. we need to continue to focus our personnel on ensuring that we're doing mechanical in hand, thinning and using opportunities for beneficial fire and and manage fired in the winter months when it is prime to try to reduce those what kind of keeps you up at night as far as when you look ahead to this fire season. >> when i see through the drought monitor that 100% of the state of california is already extreme or severe drought. i look at our reservoirs that are critically low levels. i look at snow pack. that is also a critically lo

according to florida congresswoman kat cammack, neuffer to inside a migrant m facility, this one in mcallen, texas. look at that pallets and pallets of baby formula fort illegal immigrants and their families even as hard working american families. a we're now suffering a massive nationwide formula shortage. we reached out to the white house and the departmenttre of homeland security for comment yet to hear back here with reaction to congresswomanwo kaminak is with us. wow. i know people, parents, they cannot get the formula that they desperately need. now, i'm notd against helping out families, but they're n not enforcing the law. these are not people that respected our borders, our laws and our sovereignty. why wouldn't all the pallets go to american families firstst? ha well, you know, sam, that's the crazy thing. just how insane everything is right now that we're even having this discussion. but it points to what a total dumpster fire the biden administration truly is. look, the biden administration for this formula shortage. you know, back inta november,gem their own fda shut the number

i was able to go around one night, get back to the border through the local park down south of mcallen. but that was no thanks to the border patrol that -- in the past most of them knew that i was their friend. and asserted on their behalf because they were not being treated fairly, properly, especially during the obama administration. but it is important for any member of congress to be able to get to the border unimpeded. and now secretary mayorkas says he looked into it and couldn't find anyone who had ever directed the member of congress, me in particular, was not to be allowed to get to the border. so i look forward to using his testimony under oath and seeing who now will try to prevent me from getting to the border. oh, yeah, they'll let you go as long as you give them time to set up a dog and pony show and set up, have time to restrict the area that they're going to allow you to see. but that is not the way you do oversight. when i was judge, i would just show up at a prison, jail, halfway house, different places. if i was going to send somebody to a place, i wanted to be able

he has hop scotched around in many different places across mcallen, the rio grande valley sector, and really putting up this image of rolling up his sleeves and getting out in the field, if you will he has been talking with agents while they have been in the middle of apprehending agents, and then secretary mayorkas visited a section of the wall, observed one of the federal surveillance drones in action. along the way, he has met with members of c.b.p. brass and local law enforcement in addition to a firsthand look at illegal drugs just confiscated, for example, in hidalgo county, texas, sizeable amounts of meth and cocaine. c.b.p. says close to 1.5 million migrant encounters have now been reported at the southern border since october 1st, the start of fiscal year 2022, 5 months remaining. more than 96,000 were removed from the country last month. under title 42, which ends in a matter of days, and while in the last hour we have seen a similar sign just like yesterday, a large group of migrants crossing the river, the rio grande river over in eagle pass, texas, and this is video from

in the rio grande valley that is directly across from the american city of mcallen. what you are thing of thousands of migrants who set up in camps across the border. they were waiting for may 23, waiting for title 42 to drop than they plan on crossing for the big question now will be what are they going to do? are they going to go back to their home country? unlikely you can bet many of them will give it a shot and try to crossed illegally anyway. we'll find that out in the coming days even up that ruling back out here live just in the last 24 hours alone in the del rio sector dhs source telling fox news there been more than 1800 illegal crossings, will send it back to you. >> alright thanks so much live at the border for us. thirty-seven for on this national control president brandon, thank you for taking time on saturday to talk about this. the image just showing the aerial of that shelter. i do want to know in march of 2021 i stood and that crowded camp will no other network was even covering the border because you and others told me something was, you need to ge