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The U.S. Supreme Court has temporarily blocked the hopes of thousands of migrants desperately seeking asylum in the U.S. Pedro De Velasco is the director of education and advocacy at the Kino Border Initiative — a non-profit that works with migrants. In a five to four vote, the nation’s high court extended Title 42 while legal challenges play out.

The Supreme Court is keeping pandemic-era limits on immigration in place indefinitely, dashing hopes of immigration advocates.

Hundreds of migrants crossed the border near Yuma on Wednesday. They crossed through a gap in the border wall, a part that cannot be extended because it sits on tribal land.

Simple infrastructure situation? >> weve had 300,000 people come through the area, the known gotaways, were concerned with the fentanyl and human trafficking, what are they doing? not focusing on challenges of small border communitieses. weve declared state of emergency. covid numbers are higher, the hospital has in excess of 20 million in -- >> griff: i hope folks in washington watching this interview will put something in the omnibus spending. jonathan lines, fantastic work, thank you for show...

The Yuma County Board of Supervisors met today in a special session, where the water crisis has members ringing the alarm.

Busy morning at the border, with migrants, law enforcement and human rights activists all gathering in the Yuma sector.

>> griff: jonathan lines, thank you for getting up early and going out there and showing us exactly what president biden and his administration will not be honest about and the president not wanting to see. jonathan lines, thank you very much. all right. now the military vaccine mandate could end even against bidens wishes. >> ashley: cheryl casone is here with the next steps for service members. pain hits fast.

The Arizona Republican Party is at a crossroads after high-profile midterm defeats. Some Republicans are calling for GOP chair Kelli Ward to resign.

Arizona Democrats Mark Kelly and Katie Hobbs blasted their own party and President Biden for mishandling and not understanding the border crisis.

An elected Yuma official and a former Arizona law enforcement officer team up to address drug smuggling as Border Patrol struggles to process migrant influx.