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Also that submarine deal creating some tension among allies. and a critical mass at our southern border with 15,000 migrants under a bridge in texas. the administration has the dhs secretary heading there right now. plus breaking news in the case of gabby petito. new video just in showing a search at her fiance brian laundries family home in florida. the fbi just confirming theyre executing a court authorized search warrant today at that residents. well have the latest on the investigation in ...

Favor of welcoming afghan arrivals i think contextualizes that some of the comments you have heard are really the fringe of the fringe. i think its really important that people understand who these people are, why theyre coming. the fact that they risk their lives in order to protect ours, which is why we made a promise to them that we would not leave them behind. i think its also important for us to explain the vetting that has taken place and there is fear mongering and we have to fight fictio...

This is being described as a humanitarian crisis. not only because you have thousands of migrants living in these terrible decisions, but obviously still in a global pandemic. and officials are worried about the public health aspect here. we know the dhs is working with the red cross and other aid agencies to try to get food in this camp, to improve the sanitary conditions. as you can see behind me, the port is closed. authorities are redirecting traffic to other locations. this area has been fl...

Security spoke to cnn this weekend and said they are working with the red cross and other aid agencies to provide food to help improve sanitary conditions as they try to process all of these migrants that have come, these thousands of them. the secretary also pointed out specifically that if these migrants dont have a lawful purpose for entering the u.s., such as claiming asylum, they will be sent back to where they came from. theres repatriation flights already under way. finally the dhs secret...

Of her portfolio in quite some time, brandon. >> yeah, no update whatsoever. when she talks about reducing the number of people, 200,000 apprehensions doesnt show she is reducing anybody. dhs knew this was coming. they did nothing about it and now were dealing with this catastrophe. its unacceptable for a government agency. >> martha: what would be the number one thing the border patrol would want or need from the administration if they could get anything? >> if we could get anything, go back to...

Knew they were coming? >> the volume of people was rather sudden. >> volume of people coming across the border was sudden. thats the understatement of the year. about 13,000 people living under the bridge. chad wolff is with us right now. chad, you have been watching these images on fox news for the last few days. these haitians migrants walking across that dam into del rio, texas. your thoughts? given the fact the secretary of dhs says the same thing for months: the border is closed. >> thanks ...

Border, i cant for the life of me understand why people would think deporting haitians who have come a long way makes sense or why that would be the humane thing to do so i want this president and this administration to grant then pardon because it is something they can do and so many other people are calling on them to do that, as well. >> a very quickly, i know funding for the government begins in the house. should we be looking at the budget of department of homeland security because i was no...

You see that parent with their child. for many of those haitian migrants under that bridge, haiti hasnt been home for a decade. and were seeing an increasingly heartbreaking situation unfold there in del rio. the next image might be tough to look at, but its important to look at. "the el paso times" reported a mounted patrol agent was seen wielding a whip during an encounter with haitian migrants. joining us here in washington is nbc news national security and justice correspondent julia ainsley...

In this case it exploded, we went from 5,000 on wednesday to 15,000 under the bridge on sunday. the reason is buses. a lot of these immigrants took buses in mexico, once they got to the border they were getting on buses by cartels who were paying for them. and mexico basically didnt do as much on the enforcement side as the u.s. would have hoped, in large part because they were maxed out on capacity, this group was so large. they were able to make their way to the u.s. border that much more quic...

This move. and, again, they were warned back in june that this was going to possibly happen. why didnt they do anything about it? ainsley: thank you so much, lawrence. we will be checking in with lawrence all morning long. brian: they cant ignore this problem anymore. ignoring the proper what border problem in the vice president is in charge of the roots of this issue, she was flipping a coin at howard university at a football game the president of the united states took four days off. he is not...