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Scorery of these families in manhattan, i remember one of the ngo telling me, just wait for the lifting of title 42. short of any supreme court action as we get closer to that date, there certainly is some concern coming from mayor eric adams who over the weekend saying the city needs that crucial funding, not just from the state, but also from the federal government as they expect the number of migrants to sharply increase. many of them likely to consider new york city as a place where they wan...

Place. it was stemming this. imagine what happens this wednesday when president biden lets that order expire. a washington, d.c. appeals court ruled in favor of the white house this weekend not to extend title 42. it is out of control. look at the right side of your screen. thats from this morning, infrared. those are people down there. it stings that the biden white house is still down playing this disaster. you heard congressman gonzalez. we need fema and everything down there. here is part of...

Elections. his candidates lost in many states and now a possible inducement from the justice department on the horizon. >> odonnell: wow, it will be fascinating to watch what happens. robert costa, thank you so much. well, theres breaking news tonight on the looming humanitarian crisis at the southern border. the supreme court has temporarily blocked the lifting of this pandemic-era immigration policy that is known as title 42. but officials are still concerned over the wave of migrants making t...

President biden proposed on his first day of office. two elements to focus on. one theres been intensive work behind the scenes with the department of homeland security and also senior officials at the white house in preparation for the lifting of title 42. they are very cognizant of the fact that there will be a surge of migrants at the border, and they need to personnel surge and infrastructure and they are weighing new potential rules to asylum as it pertains to try to manage whats coming nex...

Communication. we work together. >> what is your biggest concern when it comes to wednesday and what could happen with the lifting of title 42? >> the real concern, you know, the real problem we can have -- and we are talking with american authorities is they have to try to process them quickly. >> reporter: as you see people crossing behind me right now, he says processing them quickly. that is his biggest hope, jim and erica. because, of course, he doesnt want the backlog on this side in his c...

Set to wrap up its work. it will be up to the district attorney there to decide whether shes going to bring charges against donald trump or any of his allies. sara murray, cnn, washington. >> thank you for that, sara. estimated 10,000 people waiting to cross the border and calls for the white house to extend sweeping trump-era border restrictions are getting louder and bipartisan. just days before title 42 is set to expire, democratic senator joe manchin among those calling for the white house...

Preparing whenever it lifts kneeing this stay may only be temporary, and they need to be ready when it does lift, if it does in the near term. brianna. >> phil mattingly at the white house, thank you. rosa flores is joining us from along the u.s.-mexican border. rosa, its really important to note here that all of this is happening as were seeing a surge in migration. what are you seeing on the ground right now? >> reporter: well, brianna, theres just so much anxiety on both sides of the border t...

Latest from el paso. >> reporter: pamela, once again, large groups of migrants are bracing for another frigid night on the streets of downtown el paso, many of them congregates in areas around bus stations because these are people who have not been able to get into shelters because theyre over capacity, but they have been processed by border patrol agents, and they have permission to move elsewhere in the country while they await their immigration praedoceedings. all of this is playing out becau...