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And we begin in washington, where the biden administration is set to resume a controversial trump-era immigration policy next month. after he took office, president biden ended a policy requiring migrants seeking asylum in the u.s. to stay in mexico, while they await their immigration hearings. which biden called inhumane. texas and missouri filed a lawsuit over the move. a federal judge ordered the policy be reinstated. the administration challenged that order, but said it would comply after lo...

That wanted to come to the united states await their cases in mexico. why is it that that was acceptable, and now a judge and up to the supreme court says that its not acceptable to remove that policy? >> well, you know, a lot of this is going to continue to play out in the courts. the supreme court essentially declined to intervene at this time. and while this process continues to play out, though, the courts have said that this now needs to be put into place, while those legal challenges conti...

Steph? >> mysterious, strange, and complicated. and were going to stay on it. catie, thank you. thank you at home for watching. that wraps up this very busy hour. im stephanie ruhle. jose diaz-balart picks up breaking news coverage right now. >> thank you, stephanie. good morning. its 10:00 a.m. eastern, 7:00 a.m. pacific. im jose diaz-balart and we begin this hour with breaking news. bill clinton is in the hospital this morning, being treated for an infection. his spokesman says hes in good s...

Place. you mentioned the president had called this inhumane. officials have cited the risk of violence that migrants can face in these camps, things like kidnappings and rapes and assaults. but based on this court order, the administration said they are moving forward with putting this policy back into place, likely some time in mid-november. they are going to try to make some adjustments here, you know, that could potentially make it so migrants arent being held indefinitely in these camps. one...