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Place here as the prospect of title 42 being lift new years day the next week or so. so things can dramatically change. but dhs announcing tonight that additional resources are on the way. the question is will it be enough. >> ed lavandera, appreciate it. thank you. ahead, an yabupdate on wnba star brittney griner back in the u.s. how she is doing from someone close to her, next. ♪ hey lexus... play holiday music! make this december one to remember. together.

9000 to 14,000 migrants a day. all along the u.s. southern border, anderson. and that is roughly about double the numbers that we have been seeing over the course, on average, over the last few months. the department of homeland security, anderson, is announcing tonight that theyre deploying additional agents here to the el paso area, as well as at about 1000 border processing officers that will be able to help handle the influx of agents. its not exactly clear how many more border patrol agents...

That is raising a great deal of concern about what is going to happen next week? city officials here are sounding the alarm. >> what we need to do here i think is much more than what weir d were doing at this point. we need people to step up. we need to stop pointing fingers, we need to work together and collaborate and keep folks passing through our neighborhood safe and also keeping our communities safe as well. >> reporter: and, don, the biden administration is predicting if title 42 is lifte...

Infrastructure? how pertinent is it going to be? art, dhs worst-case scenario 18,000 migrants per day could come. that equates to more than 6 million people per year. how can our country from a social services perspective, to our infrastructure, to our housing handle such a large number? >> just getting released, im sorry i misspoke. i said per month, it is actually per day that we are arresting, 8,000 per day right now. these are not built to detain these people and what needs to be done? we ta...

To get worse when title 42 is lifted next week. the dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas visited the border yesterday to see it firsthand. former drug czar for bush, bill bennett the author of the book virtues the 30th anniversary edition joins us now. good morning to you. >> thank you. thank you very much steve. >> steve: those images of the police officer down on the ground, she wanted people to see that video so they would know what happens when you touch fentanyl and she was wearing gloves but a...

Courts. >> we are required by court order to lift title 42 by december 21st. thats the court order that we have been given. the department of justice is going to lead that effort and what happens next. so i wont get ahead of that. >> this is the concern from a group of republicans and democrats in congress. dhs is almost completely reliant on title 42 to control migration from mexico in the northern triangle. vast majority of people encountered by u.s. border patrol along the border in october 2...

Local authorities are handling a federal problem. >> todd: weve been reporting 500,000 record number of encounters beginning in october of this year alone, just encounters, that doesnt mention those that make it to the homeland without being encountered. dhs requesting $4 billion to deal with this, what is the money going to did, it seems like a waste to me, youre the expert. >> the dhs needs the money, more importantly, what i was referring to cities need the money, i talk to city leaders in el...

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Rejected. why are we not saying theres an asylum seeker coming in from another country and they pass a third country? independent been talking about this for four, five years where they can seek asylum somewhere else. why is the u.s. the only place that they can get away from percent crucial? or if they can do it in an orderly process, ask are what youve seen in el paso and in the valley, i dont call that orderly and i dont understand why the administration doesnt understand that. i want to be c...