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We are in front of a church that operates as a shelter for some of the migrants here. this is notjust because of the title 42 situation, this is one of the things they have done for decades. there are some behind me who havejust done for decades. there are some behind me who have just woken up from sleeping outside of this church. some of these individuals have already been processed and have gotten themselves court dates and are headed off to whatever their destination is, in this area or somew...

Republican from a border district got in a room and just hashed things out that you could come up with some sort of bill that provided some humanitarian relief, some sort of sane asylum process, also secured the border so we wouldnt keep going through this issue? i mean is there a bipartisan solution there? i understand the parties dont have an interest in it right now, but is there a compromise that could theoretically be reached? >> you know, i keep holding out hope because, look, i dont think...

It is going to be tough and illegal after title 42 and all of that. every aspect of it looks simply like expediting the tpau sill station. lets make it easier for people to scam the asylum process and come in illegally and see you in five years and here is your phone. >> thats exactly what theyre doing. all they hear is talk, talk, talk. they dont hear any action. you can tell the people that the border is not open, but if your actions say otherwise, then they are gonna come. the actions of this...

Now apparently many of them are not going to be tracked. what next for america? >> well, i think the plan is exactly what you are seeing, laura. they want the chaos, you are right about that. is the place to try to collapse our immigration system completely, collapse the court, collapse the asylum process, overrun the border. of that is the plan. thats what they want to want to chaos. if you thought different to the problem in this country is bad, you thought it was made in my state where it is ...

Of a country like mexico. penalties, including management for up to five years for those who try to go outside the asylum process. those who are allowed to seek asylum here would be trapped by gps and have home curfews. >> people who cross our border unlawfully and without a legal basis to remain will be promptly processed and removed. >> reporter: still, republican critics say the administrations immigration plans are not enough. >> president biden and his administration are played out the welc...

Regulations. one policy would banish migrants from the u.s. for five years if they go outside the asylum process or are deemed ineligible for protection. still, in brownsville, texas, city officials are also dealing with the migration influx. cbss nicole sganga is there. >> here in brownsville, about 2,000 migrants arriving daily. immigration officials using fort brown, a former military outpost, as a pop-up processing center to help expedite asylum claims. they are hopeful this contingency meas...

Re—fitted in falmouth, cornwall. 0ur west of england correspondent danjohnson is there. what can you tell us about this barge and how it is actually going to be used?— to be used? this is the first look that we have _ to be used? this is the first look that we have had _ to be used? this is the first look that we have had at _ to be used? this is the first look that we have had at this - to be used? this is the first look that we have had at this barge i to be used? this is the first look- t...

Would you be happy if that was staying in falmouth? no, not really, no. those supporting refugees here are appalled. it looks like a prison ship, i think everyone can see that. its tiny and its now going to be refitted to accommodate 500 people. it speaks for itself, you can see it. to imagine 500 young men cooped up in there for an indefinite amount of time — that is, by anyones definition, cruel. the governments made a priority of stopping dangerous, sometimes deadly, migrantjourneys across ...

And to imagine 500 young men cooped up in there i for an indefinite amount of time, that is, by anyones _ definition, cruel. the governments made a priority of stopping dangerous, sometimes deadly migrantjourneys across the channel, as well as reducing hotel bills running at £6 million a day. were talking about people who have fled violence like weve been witnessing recently in sudan. but theres plenty of opposition. what the home office should be focusing on is running an effective asylum proc...

Witnessing recently in sudan. but theres plenty of opposition. what the home office should be focusing on is running an effective asylum process that doesnt leave people waiting for months and years for a decision. if the home office just got on and made some of these decisions, we wouldnt have to rely on hotels and other accommodation. theres anger along the south coast in portland too, where the barge will be moored for at least the next 18 months. locals fear the added pressure on limited res...