greg abbott responded yesterday. take a listen. >> what we have done in the state of texas, we have followed the law to the tee. we want to make sure that everything we have done comports with federal law. we were cev written authorization by everybody that we transport. they agree to exactly what we are doing. >> i find that to be saw specht. charles, what do you think about the probe into the? there is the idea that they would be looking into a case of human trafficking or worse. >> katie, i don't think that it rises to the level of human trafficking as of yet. however, with respect to kidnapping, a potential kidnapping charge, i absolutely believe that the doj should launch an investigation. i think there are considerations that should be applied with respect to investigating something of this sort. consider the civil rights of each of these individuals. i have a lot of questions. one of where, these authorizations, where they in the native language of these individuals that were coming from different countries? w

i will read the statement, unfortunately texas governor greg abbott greg abbott is without shame or humanity, that is but ever since he put the racist practice of expulsion in place, we have been working with community parties to ready the city to receive these individuals. isn't it dangerous rhetoric to refer back to if you don't agree with something, that it is racist instead of looking at the big picture and saying you know what, it is a big problem. is it hard for democrats and republicans to see something as big of an issue as the border crisis? as partisan? >> yeah, i'm so sick and tired of these liberals when they get their back against the wall. they always play the race card. i think the american people are seen through this. what's going on at the southern border is unconstitutional and it gets worse every day. and coming across the border, although human trafficking and all the crime across the border is a direct result of the biden administration having an open border policy, welcoming these people across the border. and i am glad that these big city mayors thanks to governor abb

greg abbott's abortion ban begins at conception. there's no xeps exception for rape, there is no exception for incest. it's taking place in a state that's already at the epicenter of a maternal mortality crisis. you foreclose opportunities to make reproductive health care decisions, you're also foreclosing the opportunity to get a cervical cancer screening or see a family planning provider or a doctor of any kind in the least-insured state. women are dying, black women are dying at three times the rate of white women in the state of texas, and he's going to make it worse. here's the thing. texas women want protection for this right in the first place in '73. japan roe, sara weddington, her attorneys, prevailed on an all-male supreme court. texas women won it then, texas women are going to win it again. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you've got to vote. "we've got to try" is available now. i hope that people get angry enough about their rights being taken away, about the fact that their voting rights are being limits. nothing woul

mayor lori lightfoot lashes out at greg abbott after two buses sent to d.c. speak with the governor actions are not just inhumane but a mant any morals, humanity. >> ashley: chicago alderman raymond lopez on tech to respond. >> todd: close as you mentioned ken paxton texas attorney general about the student loan situation. fascinating potential lawsuit as well as former acting attorney general matt whitaker, two of the amazing cats coming up on a very busy friday morning. you are watching "fox & friends first." ♪ alexa ask smartfeed to feed the dog. does it get better than feeding your dog from 50 miles away? yes... it does. at buick we see a future that's even better. because the life enhancing innovations you've never even dreamed of? buick is dreaming of them every day. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart. efficient. agile. and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just 39 dollars a month. with n

i have known greg abbott. we were a.g.s together. i have known greg for a very long time. that man doesn't have a racist bone in his body nor a xenophobic bone. what he is all about protecting texans and his state from criminals. from, i wonder how many drugs these people brought into this country, too. we have no idea, fentanyl is out of control, the importation of drugs from mexico is ridiculous now in our country. our kids are dying and lori lightfoot is inviting all of these people into chicago without the being vetted and so more power to her. she is stuck with him now. >> congressman donalds, it's very interesting that i heard joe biden mention fentanyl for the first time yesterday. and for months i said i never heard the word come out of his month. safer plan increase the penalties for fentanyl. what are you talking about? you let them out on bail as soon as you arrest them. one of the ways to stop fentanyl is to close the southern border is because 95% of it comes through the southwest border. >> you are absolutely right, judge. look, the only reason why he is talk

greg abbott is disgusting. and yes, the republicans that chair the cruelty humanization of real people are also disgusting. but take some heart that because of who is in charge at the federal level in this moment, there is still compassion in this country. there is still kindness in this country. and there are still people in this country, who will fight the small minded bigotry of those disgusting people. we will be right back with my panel after this. panel after this so when you finally taste it, it just confirms... this. is. fantastic. and only at panera. $0 delivery fee for a limited time. (vo) give your business an advantage right now, with nationwide 5g from t-mobile for business. unlock new insights and efficiency, with leading ultra-capacity 5g coverage. t-mobile for business has 5g that's ready right now. questlove is the poetry of stillness. a thundering drumbeat. discovering the virtues of a wandering mind. conflict and climate change. a new black dream. the hidden melodies of trains. the sacred spe

i actually don't know how he says that greg abbott is manufacturing a crisis. is she ever going to get mad at kamala harris. she said she was gonna deal with the root causes. nobody is mad at them. lori lightfoot said i do understand there are pressures the people of texas are feeling. well greg abbott is just taking that pressure and trying to figure out a way to get some attention so people will pay attention to the problem. he's finally figured out a way to do that. i don't think he could pay for more helpful opposition then the far left high crime mayor of chicago. she is the one that's basically getting more of us to pay attention. and the final thing i would say is that when it comes to christianity, why isn't she mad at the coyotes? wise and she mad at the drug cartels? why isn't -- that's the anti-christian thing. governor abbott is providing them shelter, transportation, and the ability to go to a place that supposedly a sanctuary city. but if you're going to retweet it and where the t-shirt that you are a sanctuary city, you have to figure out a way t

. >>> up next, chicago's mayor says greg abbott treats migrants, quote, like freight. it's back america. applebeeee's all you can eat boneless wings. just $12.99. (driver) conventional thinking would say verizon has the largest and fastest 5g network. but, they don't. they only cover select cities with 5g. and with coverage of over 96% of interstate highway miles, they've got us covered. we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addiction to be broken, create spaces of healing and restoration. for the first time ever, prop 27 will provide permanent funding for organizations like ours. saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistance that they nee they get someone to partner in such a way to see transformation come to them. yes on prop 27, because there's no place like home. >>> the testing back and forth between the texas governor and mayor puts them in a heated midterm spotlight. governor abbott is busting migrants who illegally bust into the state. the chicago mayor says she's fed up with the governor's lack of collaboration and with

it comes as texas governor greg abbott continues sending migrants from texas to blue states. and now it isn't just abbott. rosa flores is "out front." >> you asked your children for forgiveness. >> reporter: she feels guilty for taking her three children on the dangerous trek from venezuela to the u.s. southern border. she says one of her sons almost drowned along the way. [ speaking non-english ] at that point, she says she had no other option but to keep going. migrants like her are caught in the middle of the latest immigration debate. some are public and elected officials like texas governor greg abbott. >> this is an american problem caused by the president of the united states. >> reporter: bussing migrants from the u.s. southern border to the northeast. but now, el paso, a democratic-led city is doing it too. the city is in a border patrol sector that has encountered more than 228,000 migrants since october, a 47% increase compared to last year. we met jiminez at a homeless shelter there, where a growing number of migrants are being processed there. >> where are you go

david: la alcaldesa criticando fuertemente el gobernador de texas greg abbott. dice que esta persona son seres humanos, que no merecen ser tratadas de esa manera como si fueran un tipo de carga que tienen que ser transportadas en autobuses y en saber su destino. maÑana continuarÁ el proceso de documentaciÓn. evaluar sus necesidades y suministros de alimentaciÓn y ropa y demÁs cosas que necesiten para afrontar esta situaciÓn ahora en la ciudad de chicago. patricia: ropa muy abrigada, les espera el invierno de chicago en diciembre. vamos a pasar a mÉxico con otra vÍctima de la violencia desenfrenada del crimen organizado. leÓn: una madre que busca a su hijo desaparecido fue sacada de su propia casa por un grupo armado y luego encontrada muerta. patricia: su asesinato ha causado indignaciÓn y temor entre madres que como ella exigen al gobierno mayor protecciÓn en su lucha por encontrar a sus hijos desaparecidos. leÓn: alejandro madrigal explica. alejandro: buscan un familiar las ha aparecido en mÉxico parece una sentencia de muerte. rosario lidia rodr�

bravo to governor greg abbott and governor desantis for bringing this problem to their doorstep. all the fentanyl coming to the boarders you've been talking about all day, all the cost, the expense, the drugs, the pressure on the boarders, the educational expenses, the medical expenses, if illegal aliens turn residents, turn citizens would vote republican we wouldn't be having this conversation, the border would be shouldn't tighter than a clan's bee hind. it's all for vote and outrages. until endents and sane democrats realize the level of the problem we're going to keep having this problem. so it's finally going to come to their doorstep and maybe then something will happen. >> sean: leo. >> you know, sean, let me be very clear, this trip to martha's vineyard got the left wing media enraged because ron desantis took the illegal aliens, the people who they love, took them to their backyard, to their play grand, to their recreational park and that's why the left wing media covered this ad nauseam. they're upset because what they claim that people, what's good for america, they do

greg abbott sending the busses here. dagen: there's a tent facility being built to house some of the illegal migrants up in the bronx. i think it's near orchard beach if anybody's familiar with that area and there is outrage in the community that they don't have a handle, the city, on what is going on. and why would you believe in any scenario that these individuals would not ultimately wind up here whether brought here because of governor greg abbott or joe biden, with the number of people coming across the border and a that's as you've always pointed out, this is just border encounters, 2.1 plus million so far. not including the got-aways. it's a sanctuary city. this is where illegal migrants come and this city can't take care of the people who are here legally. maria: let me just point out, this is the 17th -- bus this we. the 17th bus. mayor eric adams has begun the broughtbuildout of tent cities,s under construction of in the bronx. it's just beds. how are they going to live in these tents? >> what's the long-term p

es parte del plan de greg abbott a enviar un mensaje polÍtico a biden. abbott da recompensa para dar informaciÓn de casas que escondan a migrantes y ademÁs este jueves. cara a cara en corte los abogados de trump y el departamento de justicia se enfrentan por cÓmo manjar los doc mu documentos que el fbi sacÓ de la casa del expresidente. otro golpe del covid, la pandemia borra 2 dÉcadas de avance de aprendizaje de matemÁticas y lectura. el daÑo del coronavirus en la educaciÓn. selfie con el papa, francisco se reune con artistas internacionales. j balbÍn aprovecha y se toma la foto. >>> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro >>> buenas tardes, chicago es el nuevo destino de los autobuses llenos de migrantes que envÍa el gobernador de texas a new york y a washington d c todas ciudades go ber nadas por demÓcratas es parte de la cruzada de greg abbott contra la polÍtica migratoria. la alcaldesa de chicago cataloÓo de racista a abbott. >>> buscan asilo y fueron enviados hasta illinois por el gobernador de texas. >>> la mÁs difÍcil es de la selva.

governor greg abbott is doing what he can do. these people are not being forced to go to chicago or new york. this is where they want to go. they have family members there. they know these sanctuary cities will provide them hotels and food and possible housing in the future. they are making their decision after they are already processed by border patrol. they are asked where do you want to go? some say chicago, in say new york. hear from sources this will be buses head to california as left we will hear them angry. leo brought up a great point and so did you. you said we were talking about the amount of murders. think about that. 797 murders in the city of chicago in 2021. laurie lightfoot the mayor should be ashamed of those homicides. over 3,500 shootings. this is a serious crisis in democratic cities. they support biden's open border policy. >> tammy: leo, the last word. these people say you i have it pay more taxes. people voted for de blasio and lightfoot. suddenly this happens and if you are getting buss in los angeles or

and so we have turned to greg abbott's office asking to see if it makes any financial sense at all. they released a statement basically just touting their border seizure numbers and apprehensions but also taking political jabs at president biden. greg abbott's office writing until president biden and congress do their jobs and secure our southern aborter, texas will utilize every strategy to address this border crisis and protect texans. we should mention not long after this statement was released, two buses pulled up to chicago with just under 100 migrants. certainly hints that the governor of texas is not done. we should, of course, note that arizona has also sent buses with migrants to the northeast. significantly smaller cost. really i spoke to a migrant advocate, boris and amara, they actually welcome the news as many migrants here are certainly looking for an opportunity to save on their bus and plane tickets. >> yeah. i'm sure. but, just in terms of new york, polo, do we know how many migrants have been sent there by governor abbott? >> our colleague obtaining fresh numbers h

greg abbott has no interest in solving this. let's be real. if he did have interest in solving this, he would call his friends in the republican congress and the senate to say, hey, you all need to get with democrats who have a solution in hand for comprehensive immigration reform, that would continue to secure the border and find a pathway to citizenship and away for these migrants to come in. we are a full employment. corporations and companies across the country are begging for workers. let's find a way to put these immigrants to work. that is why they came here. these governors, republican governors, have no interest in solving this. they only want to use this as political stunt and i think it will be hurtful for them in their party, hurtful for them, politically, it is betraying what they really think about immigrants. they think they are trash. >> we will see how this unfolds. if there is another factor, the word burden in the same paragraph, about human beings. i recognize politics, we are human beings, and we have to acknowledge that.

just this morning texas governor greg abbott send migrants to washington, d.c. again. >> my next guest says she was nine months old when her family escaped a country on the brink of civil war and built a life in maryland. she is the president and cree o ceo of lutheran immigration service. thanks so much for joining us. we appreciate it. i want to go to this tweet you put out, saying nobody wins in cruelty contest between desantis, ducey and abbott. asylum seekers had to flee the only home they've ever known. shame on all those who would exploit vulnerable migrants for naked political theater. strong words. >> it's sad when you see what's happening. we're talking about children and families fleeing communist dictators, the kinds of leaders governor desantis and governor abbott have railed against. they flee because they have no other choice. they come to the u.s. they go to the process to seek out legal authorities. they get documented. they get legal paperwork to file their asylum claims. the idea of shipping them with duplicitous lies claiming they're going to

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greg abbott is not being truthful with the texas public. he doesn't want to have the real discussion on guns we deserve. >> let me focus on the situation at the schools in the community there. how much concern, mr. senator, do you have that not all of the security measures are in place yet as they return to class? some parents are complaining that the district can't say with certainly whether any of the 33 officers assigned now to monitor the campuses there were among those who responded to robb elementary in last may, have enough fixes been made to satisfy your view? >> the fact is, peter, there's several schools that don't have fencing. that's the problem. we have turned our schools into little mini prisons. in the fore ground, i saw students talking to the playground with a trooper behind them. do we want a meaningful discussion on guns? this governor refused to talk about the thing most important to texas families. 65% of republicans want an age limit on ar-15 access. this governor refuses to have that conversation. >> at the end of the

and uvalde, all told, five of the worst mass shootings have happened in this state, under greg abbott's over just the last five years. it is going to continue to happen unless we have change. and those families those parents, are leading the fight to change. and we knew it was going to because of them. >> and of course, it wouldn't just be chosen in volley. and parents in uvalde who are worried about this. it would seem that, throughout texas and throughout the country, but certainly a real intensity of feeling would be present in texas, and in many other areas, because what happened in uvalde. >> that is absolutely right. the kids of this state, who don't get a vote or a voice in this election, but through us are counting on us right now, to do the right thing while we still can. lawrence, my three kids, who are sophomore, freshman sixth grade in el paso, they know that nothing has been done in 15 weeks and one day since that massacre happened in uvalde in fact, on the very day that it took place, as you know, greg abbott reported to the state that, at that point, he knew that 14 child

texas governor greg abbott has an attack ad. it sound like o'rourke is categorically endorsing the idea of defunding the police. >> i really love that black lives matters and owe protesters have put this front and center to defund police forces. >> here's the problem -- that is not a sentence beto o'rourke ever uttered. it took a centers from a podcast interview o'rourke did two years ago where he spoke supportively of line items of overmilitarizing the police and attached the word defund to the words police forces, even though those were about 55 words apart. and of course they did attack the ad for what he did say. in november they were doing the same kind of thing. o'rourke campaign has said consistently in 21- 22 he opposes defunding the police. >> streets exploded with drug and violence while liberals attack our police. >> that claim is misleading. congressman ryan has never expressed support for defunding police and has released three separate tv ads during this campaign expressing opposition to the concept. here's a clip

more fundamentally what i would say is that doug ducey and greg abbott and the people of arizona and texas would much rather than sending buses and planes to the north that joe biden do his job and protect our border and send the buses and planes to the south because these illegal migrants should be going back to their home countries. they shouldn't be going anywhere in america. >> sandra: yesterday we took it live the white house press briefing happened following the vice president's comments over the weekend that the border is secure. obviously republicans are directly responding to those comments. the press secretary was given a chance to walk those words back. she instead chose to double down. listen. she backed up the claim that the border is indeed secure. so i'll ask you they are touting these numbers that they are apprehending and removing or expelling more migrants than ever at the southern border, senator. but put that in context for us. one needs to point out there are more migrants than ever pouring over our border. so they're having to expel or remove more migrants than

greg abbott has no interest in solving this. look, let's be real. if he did have interest in solving this, he would call his friends in the republican congress and in the senate to say, hey, you all need to get with democrats who have a solution in hand for comprehensive immigration reform that would continue to secure the border and find a pathway to citizenship and a way for these migrants to come in. we're at full employment, laura. corporations and companies all across the country are begging for workers. let's find a way to put these immigrants to work. that's why they came here. but these governors, these republican governors, have no interest in solving this. they only want to use this as political stunts, and i think it's going to be hurtful for them in their party, hurtful for them politically because it's really betraying what they really think about immigrants. they think that they're trash. >> we'll see how this all unfolds. if there is antic factor, the word burden in the same paragraph, we're talking about human beings. i recognize the

do we know if the texas governor, greg abbott, was involved in any way? >> his press secretary said that the two governors do speak, that they've been talking about the bussing of migrant strategy that we've been covering a lot here. but that governor abbott was not involved at all in the flights and arranging of the flights to martha's vineyard. now he did say, according to his press secretary, that he did appreciate the help. john? >> all right. very interesting. rosa flores in texas tonight. joining me now is cnn's priscilla alvarez in miami. priscilla, what more you learning about what went into this decision by governor desantis? >> well, we're still trying to get answers as to what exactly went behind this decision, and the logistics behind these flights, which as rosa pointed out is a very curious situation. but the governor here has been teasing relocating might grants for some time, leading up to this week. and remember, governor desantis has been a fierce critic of the biden administration's immigration policies. and this dates back to last year

ademÁs greg abbott ha anunciado que darÁ hasta 5.000 dÓlares de recompensa a quienes informen de la existencia de casas de seguridad en texas que puedan ser usadas para el contrabando de personas, armas o de drogas. >> a mÍ sÍ me parece buena idea, si hubiera sabido yo antes igual les hubiera hablado, yo tenÍa inmigrantes ahÍ unos departamentos que se metieron. >> va a ser muy fÁcil distinguir para las personas que viven como vecinos de una casa de seguridad que se puedan dar cuenta de lo que estÁ sucediendo dentro de estas casas. >> la patrulla fronteriza asegura haber encontrado solo en el pasado mÁs de 190 de estas casas de seguridad en lo que va del aÑo logrando el arresto de mÁs de 2100 personas. >> cada vez mÁs jÓvenes y menores de edad es el perfil que buscan las organizaciones criminales para que se unan a sus filas en el trÁfico de migrantes y de drogas en arizona. lo llaman el nuevo rostro del crimen organizado y para muchos de ellos solo fue necesario un mensaje o una llamada de telÉfono, asÍ de un dÍa a otro, y quizÁs sin darse cuenta estaban trabajando para algÚn

but meanwhile she goes as far as to blame the texas governor, greg abbott, for his faith. here she is on sunday in chicago. >> he professes to be a christian, this is not the christianity and the teachings of the bible that i know. and i think religious leaders across the country are standing up and denouncing exactly this. >> sandra: greg abbott's office has responded with this message, after hearing it, saying attacking the governor's commitment to his faith is a pathetic political ploy to change the conversation away from mayor lightfoot's unwillingness to uphold the self-declared sanctuary status. you have to wonder if they put themselves out there as a sanctuary city, why don't they show greg abbott we will welcome the migrants with open arms. >> this is what they did, roll out the welcome mat, and now with the hundreds coming in oh, my god, we can't take it, and what's un-christian is the situation joe biden has created, over the border, 13 people drown in the rio grand, like 500 plus have either drown or dehydrated to death in the deserts. do what my parents did fro

governor greg abbott. thank you very much. >> thank you, jesse. >> jesse: up next, the democrat in congress who is big into gun control can't control her own guns. and prime time put out a call to arms for new fbi whistleblowers to come forward and they just delivered. i recommend nature made vitamins because i trust their quality. they were the first to be verified by usp... ...an independent organization that sets strict quality and purity standards. nature made. the number one pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. (woman vo) sailing a great river past extraordinary landscapes into the heart of iconic cities is a journey for the curious traveler, one that many have yet to discover. exploring with viking brings you closer to the world, to the history, the culture, the flavors, a serene river voyage on an elegant viking longship. learn more at viking.com my mental health was much better. my mind was in a good place. but my body was telling a different story. i felt all people saw were my unc

unfortunately texas governor greg abbott without shame and humanity. the racist expulsion into place we have been working with community partners to ready the city. she was saying she expected this. you don't understand, the inhumanity is the border policy that this federal government doesn't have. he has been eating this for 18 months. he has been trying to deal with this for 18 months. the vice president, the president, nobody will do -- have an effective policy while drugs also pour in as well. we will talk about that shortly. and now he is saying your policy is to accept come one, come all they can stay. no fear of expulsion, so you got them. and you are going to deal with life the way we are dealing with it i think this is so trumpian in the move. i think president trump i should have thought of this. when the courts came out and rejected his push to ban sanctuary cities. this was one thing he could do. okay, you want to be a sanctuary city, now live the dream. >> brian: rather than build a wall just get a bus, essentially. so, yesterday was overd

with all due respect to those conservative governors out there, greg abbott. and others. there's dumb as they want to be. and they're just doubling down on stupid and we will not follow their path. we're going the plate. >> and we did reach out to the office of texas governor greg abbott for comment but did not hear back as of news time reporting here outside the california state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news. thank time next was puerto rico. the victim of discrimination will chat with an expert about that and a new report. >> due out this week looking into the response to hurricane maria there some 5 years ago. plus, maybe it's just a rumor. but, you know, wait until you hear what one insider says faceoff between governor newsom and vice president harris and adding insult to injury with a local fire victims now dealing with after thieves targeted. then after that happened. we'll be right it's started. somewhere between a cuddle and a struggle, it's...the side hug. tween milestones like this may start at age 9. hpv vaccination - a type of cancer prevention against ce

migrants saying, quote, with desantis and texas governor greg abbott are doing isn't clever. it's cruel. i'm formally requesting the doj begin an immediate investigation into these inhumane efforts to use these kids as political pawns like millions of americans. i've been horrified at the images of migrants being shipped on buses and planes across the country being used as political props, clearly transporting families, including children across state lines under false pretenses is morally reprehensible. but it may also be illegal. >> president biden will be meeting with the families of wnba player brittney griner and michigan. corporate security executive paul whelan. tomorrow, griner was recently sentenced to 9 years in prison. for drug possession. whelan is serving a 16 year sentence on espionage charges. the separate meetings are to be the first in-person encounter between biden and the families. this as former ambassador to the u n bill richardson travels to moscow to try and negotiate their release. a trip to the white house trip that the white house does not support. i

. >> conservative governors out there, greg abbott. and others. there's dumb as they want to be. and they're just doubling down on stupid and we will not follow their path. we're going the plate. >> and late this afternoon, texas governor greg abbott responded to newsom saying, quote, it's ironic that governor newsom is attacking the national leader in energy days after he barely avoided statewide blackout at the tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> a new report says governor newsom is planning to run for president if president biden decides not to seek a second term. president told 60 minutes over the weekend it was too early to declare his intentions to seek a second term. a california fundraiser told the wrap yesterday that if biden does not run for re-election, newsom would ban, quote, undeniably unequivocally seek the democratic nomination if that were to happen, newsom would likely challenge vice president kamala harris for the presidency. newsom is expected to win re-election as governor of california this november. >> coming up at 6, an explosion at an apartment building in chica

. >> greg abbott, senator ted cruz and state officials and law enforcement personnel hold a press conference. >> >> as horrible as what hap happened, it could have been worse and law enforcement officials did what they do. they showed amazing courage by running toward gunfire for the singular purpose of trying to save lives. it is a fact. they got to the gunman and eliminated the gunman, they were able to save lives. >> the police response turned out to be false. days later he'd say he'd been mislead by his briefers. here is what we know. at 11:28 a.m. on may 24th, the speeding ford pickup truck crashes into a ditch outside the grounds of robb elementary school. the surveillance camera overlooking the parking lot of the hillcrest funeral home across the street shows two witnesses to the crash approach the pickup. the driver fires at them and they run. they then call 911. the 18-year-old gunman now out of the truck walks toward the school. a teacher inside calls 911. >> he's shooting! come! the kids are running! oh my god. get in your room! get in your room! get in your room! get in your room

texas governor greg abbott has sent buses like these to democrat run cities and states relocating an estimated 10,000 since april. shame on you, governor abbott. it's a move domingo garcia with the league of united latin american citizens calls heartless. >> that's an christian on on american and something that should not be allowed. but texas senator john cornyn says the busing is getting the attention of the biden administration, the federal government whose responsibility it is they're not paying attention and doing anything about this crisis. this biden border crisis that we've seen that the border and florida governor ron desantis is following abbott's example sending 2 private planes full of migrants to martha's vineyard and all those people in dc and new york were beating their chests when trump was president. the minute. >> even a small fraction of what those border towns deal with every day is brought to their front door. they all of a sudden go deserve. and republican governor say they're doing this to get the attention of the biden administration. >> reporting in washingto

. >> larry: but i agree that this gesture from governor greg abbott is not going to do anything. if you read the stories it says he has declared drug cartels to be terrorists and you read the story and you say, well, what does that do? really, practically what happens when that happens? nothing happens. >> emily: it enables them to criminally prosecute under certain federal laws >> tom: federal laws. >> emily: and under a larger greater resources puts more tools in his toolbox. >> kat: and more potential for surveillance from the if he said. >> emily: but him surveillance versus death. >> kat: that's the same thing they said about 9/11. >> larry: look, i appreciate your libertarian point of view on this, okay? i get that. >> kat: uh-huh. >> larry: on the other hand, i think you have to distinguish between suppliers and users. i think that the biggest problem here is our border has become wide open. we have no borders, we have no national sovereignty. joe biden hasn't done a thing about it except make it worse. he never even mentions the word fentanyl much less doing anything abou

a spokesperson for texas governor greg abbott compares these bracelets to a plane ticket. he carries a clear bag with his documents and some donated clothes. there are mras, and medication for his wife. chicago police officer tells us there is no heads up the migrants were being sent here. >> we are ready. we've been ready for this. >> reporter: he is with little vintage blue -- the group started in the 60s per my early helping czechoslovakian immigrants. now helping migrants from latin american and south american countries. >> is a culture sock. all this traffic, a lot of them come from rural areas they've never seen a building like this. >> reporter: there is hope in their tired eyes. they have a meal and another bus ride to a shelter. a temporary home in a country where they want to stay forever. with governor abbott sending migrants to d.c., new york city, and now chicago we have moved thousands of people since april. he says the border towns are simply overwhelmed. >>> in mississippi's capital, another day without clean water. the states republican governor, tate reev

two buses of migrants arriving there this morning, sent by republican texas governor greg abbott. a surprise to the volunteers who raced to receive those people. some are families, men, women, and most that can't speak english, to defend themselves. as officials scramble to get them food and shelter. in new york, the mayor says his sanctuary city is nearing a breaking point with more than 11,000 asylum seekers dropped off there since may. we're covering each city and all of the angles here and the impacts of this escalating battle. we begin there on martha's vineyard. cnn's miguel marquez. we know you arrived there a short time ago. what do you know about the migrants there and how they are doing right now? >> they are doing well, given everything they are been through. everyone i have spoken to, i have spoken to about a dozen of them so far. they are all in san antonio, texas, yesterday morning. and then, they arrived here. we know a little about them. there's about seven families among the 50 on the 2 planes. there's four children between the ages of 3 and 8 that are here, as we

dagen, i love the way eric adams says that greg abbott created the crisis as if texas has any way of any coordination of the 7,000 people who are showing up in texas every day through the rio grande because of a wide open border, dagen. dagen: they will go to every length possible, the democrats, to not call out president biden and a his entire administration for causing this crisis. and it is a humanitarian crisis at the border. it is a fentanyl crisis. they have allowed this to happen. remember jen psaki referred to it, she refused to call it a crisis. remember calling it a challenge. thats was in march of 2021. they have yo have allowed this o happen, allowed these cartels to earn what -- it's $100 million a week off of human trafficking. but again, now they're upset about it because they're just so profoundly embarrassed by what has been happening, like with i desantis sending those migrantso martha's vineyard. i'll note one thing, i think it was last thursday that muriel bowser, the mayor of d.c., literally said on television, well, d.c.'s not a border town. we can't handle all

texas governor greg abbott sent them there in response to the vice president saying this on sunday. >> the border is secure but we also have a broken immigration system. in particular over the last four years before we came in and it needs to be fixed. we have a secure border in that that is a priority for any nation, including ours and our administration. >> bill: despite that secure border arrests are on track to surpass 2 million this month which would be another all-time record. >> dana: greg abbott is not the only governor putting democrats on blast. ron desantis sent two plane loads to martha's vineyard. a vacation spot for wealthy progressives. >> bill: we start with griff jenkins covering the buses in washington, d.c. at the home of kamala harris. good morning, there. >> good morning, that's right. you are looking now live at some of the last migrants getting into a bus provided by local ngos helping the migrants to go to a local church. we aren't sure exactly where. from there they will try to coordinate the migrants getting to their final destination. now to recap for our vi

it started weeks ago when he started feuding with the governor of texas greg abbott who had sent the first group of migrants to the city from texas and the mayor has made such a big to do out of it, building a tent city now, welcoming that, throwing open the doors, kids are going to school and it is inconceivable how this is going to help new york. he's talked about having as many as 75,000. 75,000 foreign migrants in new york. maria: wow. >> the city has got 58,000 homeless people in shelters and -- and there's been disputes between the migrants and previously occupied renters, occupied tenants there. there's homeless people over beds and things. i mean, i have to say it borders on insanity to think that this is going to make new york better and, you know, what he has done is inadvertently proven the point of the southern governors, that this is an unsustainable, unworkable situation and adams seems to have almost -- he didn't get the point. he missed the joke. when they sent those migrants north, it was so that he would help get joe biden to secure the border. maria: right. >> inst

the move courtesy of the governors of florida and texas texas governor greg abbott has been bussing people from the boarder for months, but now florida governor ron desantis is joining him. he sent plane of about 50 migrants to martha's vineyard. today, governor desantis explained the move this way. >> all those people in d.c. and new york were beating their chest when trump was president saying they were so proud to be sanctuary jurisdictions, saying how bad it was to have a secure border the minute even a small fraction of what those border towns deal with every day is brought to their front door, they all of a sudden go berserk, and they're so upset this is happening. >> this morning, hours after those migrants arrived on martha's vineyard, migrants from texas arrived in front of vice-president harris' d.c. home governor abbott taking credit for that he's sent migrants to d.c. as well as chicago. the white house and democrats calling it a human political gimmick. they accused the governors of leaving migrants, including children, on the side of the streets. >> there's a legal way of doi

that is not desantis or abbott, arizona governor greg doocy sending migrants to blue cities like new york, d.c., and chicago. all of them say they're doing this not to solve any real problem, but simply to own liberals on immigration. the whole thing reminiscent of what is known as the reverse freedom rights of 1962, when segregation from southern states convinced black americans to travel to cape cod on buses and offered them jobs, permanent housing, even a meeting with jfk. and then, just as now, none of that was to. for the migrants sent to martha's vineyard this week, they are now on cape cod, receiving shelter, care, and legal help. many of them, we are told, had applied for asylum, and have appointments with asylum officials in various parts of this country. but how they will keep those appointments? well, that is anyone's guess. with me now, bianca padrÓ ocasio, political writer for the herald. she's been reporting from martha's vineyard this week. bianca, as always, good to see you. first, tell us what you saw, what you heard from the migrants on martha's vineyard? >> so, th

they're being sent by governors, primarily run desantis and greg abbott of texas, who claimed they're just relocating the migrants to sanctuary city. we are joined from port authority where buses continue to arrive. >> thus far today six busloads of migrants have arrived here at port authority in new york city, the last three busloads, people telling us they came here from venezuela, a few saying they have family in the new york area. most telling us they have no idea why they were sent to new york. point of authority officials telling us, all six busloads came from el paso texas. of course, this has been going on for months. republican governors have been sending busloads and as of this week, private planes filled with migrants to cities in the north. democratic strongholds, basically, and sanctuary cities. this week, florida governor ron desantis making big headlines, taking credit for sending two private plane falls to martha's vineyard, roughly 50 people, venezuelan migrants saying that his state legislature has set aside $12 million to make these trips continue, and telling democ

thank you very much >> governors ron desantis and greg abbott have beaten the left at their own game. how are we sure? because of the shrieking reaction from democrats and nimby. alike tell us all we need to know. texas governor dan patrick has reaction in a moment. so stay there. every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. ♪ ♪ how's he still playin'? aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength. reduces inflammation. don't touch my piano. kick pain in the aspercreme. >> this is not a parallel here in any way but it does address some of the same themes that are part of this documentary. this is coming straight out of the authoritarian play book. so when you look at the story that we're telling of the u.s. and the holocaust, you understand that the time to

well, governor greg abbott's office is responding through a statement that reads in part, instead of lowly personal attacks on the governor and complaining about a few dozen migrants being bused into their sanctuary city mayor lightfoot should call on president biden to take immediate action to secure the border. customs and border protection has seen record amounts of interactions and encounters along the border, but homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas has said when a state official acts unilaterally like this it's thrown the federal system for processing migrants out of whack. the state of texas has already spent more than $12 million busing migrants to various other cities since the governor began doing this earlier this year, april into the summer. now, mayor lightfoot says she does plan to travel to washington, d.c. later this week to meet with legislators and try to coordinate federal resources for here in chicago and other cities as well to process some of these migrants. chicago of course is the third major city to receive these migrants from texas on bus of course

these three red state governors, doug ducey, greg abbott, ron desantis, they are changing the national conversation what they are doing, they know it gets a lot of attention. and it also has quite a bit of support in the republican base. if you look at polling, republicans see immigration whether illegal or immigration in general as a bigger issue. they rank it number two behindflation according to a recent poll by quinnipiac. whereas, americans in genesee immigration as the fifth more important issue. they know what they are doing paying to the base and they are getting the attention they are seeking and scrambling the leaders in the other states. >> thanks to both of you ladies. >>> coming up, a startling new detail about the mass burial site discovered in ukraine. officials there saying some of the bodies show signs of torture. treat it that way with aveeno® daily moisture. formulated with nourishing, prebiotic oat. itit's clinically proven to moisturize dry skin for 24 hours. aveeno® ever wonder what everyone's doing on their phones? they're investing with merrill. think miss all

they're announced arrival wednesday all part of a campaign by texas governor greg abbott and florida governor ron desantis to send migrants to see called sanctuary cities by surprise. >> all we're trying to do is offer transport to sanctuary jurisdictions free to the alien, but certainly not mandatory, and that way they're able to go and these sanctuary jurisdictions can put their money where their month is. >> reporter: these immigrants were picked up in texas. some say they were taken to a hotel to wait and then boarded planes. well, we didn't know until last minute our destination such as new york where our relatives reside, he says. we came with, as i say, the idea of reuniting with them. other immigrants we spoke to here say they were promised all sorts of things including jobs and housing, things that never materialized. we were told it was humanitarian aid by a foundation that in this case remains unknown, he says. they didn't tell us the benefactor. they just told us that the person wanted to help us. while volunteers and officials in martha's vineyard promptly responded and

the immigration showdown reaching a tipping point as texas governor, greg abbott and other republican leaders, send migrant buses and flights to democratic-led sanctuary cities continuing to stir a political fight new york mayor eric adams on this week sounding the alarm after several migrant buses arrived over the weekend adams asking for coordination with the federal government and governor's greg abbott and rhonda santis all of this as he says an asylum seeker died by suicide in a new york city shelter on sunday. this is an american crisis that we need to face governor greg abbott's office says that he has sent nearly 11,000 migrants from texas to chicago, new york and washington mayor muriel bowser warning cities across the country to get prepared. this is the national issue and the nations mayors need to be prepared. meanwhile, governor baker of massachusetts says reform is the best remedy his outcry comes as florida, governor ron desantis. credit for the surprise migrant drop-offs on martha's vineyard. i've been urging republicans and democrats in washington to get together and