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Are in place to put more boots on the ground when title 42 is lifted. nearly 150,000 migrants have been encountered in el paso since october alone. that's up 248% over the last fiscal year. speak out in the meantime democrat mayor of el paso teaming up with the governor to send busloads of migrants to new york city. four buses carrying 800 migrants have arrived in the big apple since sunday. new york city mayor eric adams declared an asylum-seekers state of emergency back in october. he says "the city can't handle the influx of migrants without state and federal aid" and he has c threatened to...

0 one, "the bottom line." every weekday at 6:00 p.m. eastern. it will be a mix of business and politics and a whole lot of fun. thanks for watching the special edition of "the ingraham angle." "the greg gutfeld show" takes it from here. >> fox news alert. without a vote on democrats' massive $1.7 trillion spending package after republican senator mike lee proposes and an amendment to keep title 42 in place, watching fox and friends first. >> ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. congress cutting it very close to a government shutdown at the end of tomorrow. republicans say democrats would ra...

The latest. many passengers will notice the effect of the rmt band. that means reduced services, and members of the rmt union who work at network rail will begin afresh strike at 6pm on christmas eve. the big impact there is that services will wind down and stop for the day a lot or they are the normal —— earlier, so do check those last train times. when we go into the new year, there are 248 hour walk—outs planned by members of the rmt union who work at 14 train companies, and a network rail in the first week ofjanuary, companies, and a network rail in the first week of january, and the...

Delivery group, representing the train operators that run the trains and the services. the union rejected and the services. the union rejected an offer by the train operators last week, an offer which included a pay award of 4% this year and another 4% next year. just yesterday, union members voted to reject a pay offer from network rail as well. that was 5% pay award this year and 4% next year. in both cases the union said there were conditions and issues around jobs and working practices that it simply could not accept. it also wants a pay award that keeps up with inflation. the average pric...

For more on this week's train strikes and how they could affect you, head over to our website. that's it for now, i'm back in around half an hour. good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today. a community in mourning. a vigil is held in solihull in memory of three young boys who died after falling through ice in a frozen lake. a fourth boy remains critical in hospital. more disruption on the railways as the latest walk—outs begin. todayit today it marks the first of 248 hour