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to apprehend between 110—120,000 migrants in may — down from nearly a quarter of a million in december of 2023. and, while we heard there from senator cruz, the republican opposition to the action, there's also been opposition to president biden�*s action from his own party — including from democrat pramila jayapal, whom i spoke to a short while ago. i'm profoundly disappointed, i don't think this is the right action to take for several reasons. first, seeking asylum is something that we have to allow in order to be in line with our domestic laws, but also in order to be in line with our international treaty obligations. and what the president's executive order does today is it caps asylum, it limits it only to people who come through the cpp one app,
somewhat here to say. >> there was already heightened risk of violence in the united states before october 7th and since that we've seen a gallery of foreign terrorist organizations call for attacks against americans and our allies in those calls for action are most immediate concern has spitted divisions will draw twisted inspiration from the events in the middle east to carry out attacks here at home. but top of that increasingly concern is eight were needed. >> here in the homeland. but not unlike the attack we sought the restaurant concert hall. >> even said the threat against our country is going up enormously, why don't you control the border? this is the reality of joe biden's america, here with more author of the brand-new book its called the war on warriors. to find the of the men who keep
it's also why are action has actually led to a decrease in illegal immigration. all it takes is enforcement and deterrence. that's what texas is doing and that's what the biden administration is refusing to do. >> sean: texas governor i appreciate the fact and said that you have to go alone in the great state of texas have to go to loan. i know you had support from your congressional delegation, et cetera. but thank you for your time it sad that this happens. tonight has predicted biden has now capitalized on the law for arrogance president dropped referring to his opponent as a convicted felon. all nine people say that i'm voting for the convicted felon and sing it proudly. at a fundraiser biden telling democrats trump will pose a greater threat to democracy in his second term. this from a guy who's actively trying to jail with his weapon iced department of justice, his chief political opponent and by the way from his party that try
independence pendants are polling suggests that if you talk about humane ways to actually institute a system that works, and we have some other ideas of policy, things that president could do that is actually what independence want. they don't want harsh enforcement policies that turn away very vulnerable asylum seekers. and i think the president could have handled this differently. i've told him that directly, and i think that we have to lean in as democrats to an inclusive vision of immigration. and we really have to make, continue to point out all the differences that we have with donald trump, who is xenophobic, racist to sit terrible things about immigrants. i hill that is not who president biden is, but using the same tools that donald trump used is actually a big problem for democrats to be able to continue to show those differences and keep our base with us. >> yeah, and we'll see how that base response to this action. congresswoman pramila jayapal, it's always great to have you
and he dissolved the southern border. now five months before an election he has to hear to be willing to do something about it. >> never trust a man. >> sean: don't trust a guy whose uncle was eaten by cannibals who was in for three and half years and counting he chose not to secure the border, the crisis is not an accident, this was and is intentional. and it won't stop until biden has gone from office, hopefully and 153 days he loses. just this week we learned the ministration has legalized hundreds of thousands of illegals without even telling you, here with three action governor of the great state of texas was had to fight a lot of this battle alone. and the biggest part of your fight has been with marat
the cost of living. of course i know everyone is only— of course i know everyone is oniyiust _ of course i know everyone is onlyjust starting to feel the benefits of it. but inflation is back— benefits of it. but inflation is back to normal, wages are growing. _ is back to normal, wages are growing, taxes are now being cut _ growing, taxes are now being cut keir— growing, taxes are now being cut. keir starmerwould growing, taxes are now being cut. keir starmer would put all that progress at risk, he would put up — that progress at risk, he would put up everyone's taxes by £2000. — put up everyone's taxes by £2000. ,, ., put up everyone's taxes by i £2000._ paula, put up everyone's taxes by - £2000._ paula, | £2000. keir starmer. paula, i “ust £2000. keir starmer. paula, i just don't— £2000. keir starmer. paula, i just don't know _ £2000. keir starmer. paula, i just don't know how— £2000. keir starmer. paula, i just don't know how you - £2000. keir starmer. paula, i just don't know how you feel. just don't know how you feel when you hear a prime minister say, having heard what you're going through, that the plan is working, its all all right. i mean, so many people who are struggling with their bills, and the prime ministerjust keep saying... he lives in a different world. and on immigration, rishi sunak defended his policy of sending asylum—seekers to rwanda — leading to this exchange. and we will need to take bold action— and we will need to take bold action to _ and we will need to take bold action to bring it down, whether that's legal migration, where — whether that's legal migration, where we will introduce a new legal— where we will introduce a new legal cap— where we will introduce a new legal cap to guarantee that it'll come down every year, or the boats. _ it'll come down every year, or the boats, which you mentioned. we got _ the boats, which you mentioned. we got the numbers down last year— we got the numbers down last year by— we got the numbers down last year by a — we got the numbers down last year by a third, and now we have — year by a third, and now we have a _ year by a third, and now we have a deterrent ready to go. migrants— have a deterrent ready to go. migrants have been detained,
on. thank you. okay. very much for that. >> thank you, caitlin. >> and now i want to bring in democratic congressman tom suozzi, who was at the white house event today with president biden as he signed this will congress, let me just start with, what do you make of what the congresswoman said there and the progressive caucus chair also about what it means for your voters, for democratic voters, and how they view this action today. >> well, let me first say what i agree with pramila about we all want order at the border we all believe that the current immigration system is not working we all believe that the system has not been updated since 1996. in fact, the asylum law was first passed in 1980, where we pass the asylum law originally 1980, i'm 61-years-old. we were trying to encourage the soviets to defect at the time or get the cubans to the defect. we celebrated everybody type of some defected or so what asylum is like a, that's great. they're coming here to america where the better country. those are the bad guys. and so the asylum is a very important part of
data one of the hunter biden trial featuring his actual laptop as evidence. by the way did you get that, hunter biden's laptop was real all along. first return to a political stunt at the white house, three and half years into his four-year term only 153 days until election day and all of a sudden your president shuffled out to the podium to announce an executive order on the border crisis. 's deadly crisis has been arranging for more than three plus years, but with just a few months until the election, biden has now decided that it's time for action. of course as election conversion, that will do next to nothing to actually solve the crisis. it's all smoke and all me years. and as reported by her own bill, it does not stop the 1500 illegal immigrants per day released into the us or the 30,000 illegal immigrants per month at biden's flying directly
country hundred about it on the free internet. of course, china's internet heavily censored. >> it will ripley, thanks so much appreciate it. the news can use the source of kaitlan collins starts now cma straight to the source tonight, he will not be intimidated. a fiery attorney general's slamming what he says are unprecedented entered attacks that up we republican smears and lies about the department of justice and donald trump, former fbi director james comey, will join me live and a dramatic election. your action on the border, president biden, imposing sweeping new restrictions they take effect at midnight tonight. but some democrats say he's taking a paige out of donald trump's immigration playbook and believe it or not, it's actually primary night here in america, we are awaiting calls at any time now on critical races i'm kaitlin collins, and this is the source for someone
reality on the ground. and so i wonder, what do you say to fellow democrats who are arguing that the president is misreading the politics on immigration. >> listen, listen to the voters, listen to the people. everybody is talking about this issue. this is one of the number one or number two polling issues depending on the district you're in. a people are concerned about the border. it's not just republicans, its independence, it's democrats. i'm a very progressive person on immigration. i want to see a pathway to citizenship for dreamers and for tps recipients. but we have to have order at the border and pramila jayapal agrees with me as do all the democrats. the question is, how do we get there? i think the president, that the right step? by taking this bold step forward to show we're willing to take action. now, we need to get a republican colleagues to sit down and negotiate with us and actually negotiate a bill that will provide for more security of the border. you're legislatively res you say you agree on the end game, but on how to get there. we just watched it play out on tv that two of you disagree on how to get there?