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>> in some ways that hands are tied. we are in litigation right now. he mentioned the asylum program, the biden administration is trying to put aside federal law and we are trying to get it enforced. we are waiting for that decision. im hopeful the supreme court will get this right and we can support this law that should require the biden administration to stop most of these people and say they are here. and that it administration transports them around secretly around the country. we are trying...

>> so if were stuck with this potentially for another year or however long this course process takes, what should the biden administration try to do next year? they seem to be seeking that middle ground of opening up the asylum program but cant get rid of this. how do they navigate this? >> reporter: so in the first two weeks, president biden issues an executive order that laid out his vision and so what they will do is continue to work ensuring they can process people at the border. theres a ne...

North Texas immigrant advocates are welcoming the Department of Homeland Security’s decision that grants Temporary Protected Status to Cameroon, but say it should have happened sooner. The designation for the Central African country allows Cameroonian nationals to remain and work in the U.S. for 18 months.

Crisis was a flash point for that. what do you see, how do you see the political landscape being shaped by this, by a refugee crisis across the continent? >> yeah, let me give you the math first, europe is a continent of about 500 million people. put that in perspective when you think about numbers coming across. in terms of the politics, theres something quite striking going on, which is that europe has been literally divided over refugee issues over the last five years. it still doesnt have a ...

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Will Biden officials renew ICE contract with GEO Group? Its not off the table Monique O. Madan and Alex Roarty, The Miami Herald © John McCall/South Florida Sun Sentinel/TNS The Broward Transitional Center, a detention center owned by Boca Raton- based Geo Group, in Pompano Beach, Florida, on June 25, 2018. MIAMI — The Biden administration is in talks with private prison company GEO Group about possibly renewing a South Florida immigration detention center contract despite ...

Have right now that has the capacity to power america, to build the bridge, towards the future the democrats want that green future is nuclear. they are completely opposed to nuclear so look if thats your number one issue then the only actual plan that we have to actually fill that gap you havent addressed. david: by the way my prediction if president trump wins re-election he is going to go harder on green energy. well see some, because hes going to try to pull in that sector. >> i hope he does...

Helps deter people from traveling at these thousands of miles to get across their border so in my opinion, it helps u.s. citizens, it helps security , but it also helps the migrants, because they are expecting to come into the united states and most of them dont have legitimate asylum claims, and we need to keep that open for the people that do have legitimate asylum claims. david: by the way one of the most unusual things about how this all worked out is you have a left wing president, a new le...

Answered that. the number of illegal immigrants dropped since the summer. what has the trump administration done? >> the number one thing is the issue of catch and release, the asylum program where people wait in mexico rather than coming to the united states. for longtime people coming to the united states getting an asylum hearing and disappearing and that is not happening. the other thing is the issue of family unification coming across, and demonizing children to get into the united states. ...

Secretary pompeo acknowledged the dangers the migrants face and said the u.s. will work with mexico to meet the challenges the caravans have created. >> looks like more showdowns ahead. thank you. >> for more on this lets bring in daniel halper contributing editor to the washington free beacon. what do you make first of all of the presidents threats to shut down the border. he has essentially said that he wanted to stop this whole ambassador -- asylum program. the courts dont necessarily agree w...