i ll try to reduce the number of migrants seeking asylum in our country at the southern border. white house plans to spend hundreds of millions of dollars they say and aborted communities like el paso and other places that are over run with the migrant problem. but critics say it will not go far enough to stop the endless flow of illegal crossings. s third start of the first day this administration check office. that is in the surge started. we are just getting more and more highs and lows obviously but with title 42 going the news is out. they realize they come right now. that s overseeing so many individuals come across and continue to come across. the right political will is in place. these people need to be det detained. arthel: griff jenkins is live in branson, texas and the latest. what are you seeing there? arthel, we are seeing firsthand every hour of today group after group after group of migrants coming here. last 24 hours and just this area and brownsville par
let all the people who were enrolled in mexico come across the border, they told the entire world and now is the time to comfort we are being invaded. i was in mcallen couple would say go where griff is now they had more chinese nationals in custody and they had people from mexico and custody of our neighbor to the south just imagine that. there has been thousands and thousands of chinese nationals that been put through that process. many of their being released into the united states. eric: finally, some are talking about re-examining the immigration law such as asylum and the sort of thing. asylum it meant to protect those who are being politically persecuted. many of these people are coming for economic reasons critics point out. do you think it is time for congress to re-examine some of these laws that allow this and what can be tightened? we have to do it all. gotta get the policy right. but a consequence and place of people cross the border illegally and do not qualify for a si
it. reporter: if the fire does not significantly advance tonight, i think folks mere will be breathing a big sigh of relief because the wind is expected to be much calmer tomorrow, and we know when things are not windy, that s when crews really begin to make some good progress. jim, we should point out the caldor fire has been and remains the number one firefighting priority in the nation, and it will remain that way for the time being. so this is not a resources problem. this is about the wind and all the dry fuel. jim. let s hope those winds turn. it can make all the difference. dan simon, thanks very much. breaking overnight, a big blow to abortion rights advocates. a serious threat to the roe v. wade decision, a law that would institute a near total ban on abortion goes into effect in one of the largest states in the country in texas.
that is sophisticated. and wound 400. a truck, why there s no barriers on the bridge like there is in new york city and every other bridge that we have. why there s no police, there is no explanation for it. if you want to get into the tactical situation, i ll talk about it. you have to encourage the population, when the terrorists have knives and guns, fight back, don t hide behind a chair, use it, use a bottle, a knife, fight, fight back, those who are willing to will encourage others to do it. that won t solve the problem. this issa leadership problem, a strategy problem, a commitment of resources problem. the fact we have muslim neighborhoods in european communities that are bona fide safe havens, they are supported by tens of thousands of sympathizers. we have to use good police work, penetrate madrassas, penetrate intellectual centers,
said the reason there is a resources problem is because the obama administration did not ask for more resources. they did not request a single new detention bed in the most recent budget credit request. therefore if they have trouble housing the arrested illegals they have only themselves to blame. your thought as a machine who is immersed in the midsh of some of these cases, john. budget constraints are an issue. this isn t new. i ve been practicing for eleven years and we have seen a steady increase in the time in which it takes to take these cases forward, even during the bush administration, now during the obama administration. i just got reset on cases the other day in immigration court and they are set well into the latter part of 2011. megyn: but your clients are free pending those adjudications, aren t they? they are on bond and they had to post bond and in some cases very significant bonds in order to be able to be out. if they don t appear obviously for court they could