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251,480. among them 49, 405 that were title 42 d. that means 200,000 migrants in december were released into the u.s. if you add up to the first three months of the fiscal year, because it starts in october, 717,660 migrant encounters, that s the population of denver, colorado. another interesting number to note, 17 individuals hit the terror screening data base in the month of december. that is why the border patrol agents are so frustrated and why john anderson who represents this area says his agents are backing the g.o.p. effort to impeach mayorkas. it puts a bigger spotlight on what s happening here and other resources and maybe border patrol agents out of the asylum business and back in the field. we re all for it. ....
Rise. let s take a look at this video overnight that our fox cameras captured embedded with the texas dps and the span of six hours we saw the dps stop three different smuggling operations. one driver was from houston, another from mexico. apprehended and charged with human smuggling. more than a dozen migrants were recovered. that s why agents are saying now at this point if indeed secretary mayokas were impeached well, the border patrol council union vice president says maybe that would help things. here is what he had to say. take a listen. if at the very least puts a bigger spotlight on what s happening and get some of the resources here and maybe gets border patrol agents out of the asylum business and putting us back in the field we re all for it. what will be the result of it in the end? the result they hope for, bill, is a change in policies to stop the mass release, catch and release policies and also to get ....
Dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas. if it the very least puts a bigger spotlight what is happening down here, hopefully gets other resources and maybe gets border patrol agents out of the asylum business and putting us back in the field, then we are all for it. for the cartels, it s business as usual. this 22-year-old mexican national named edu says he paid $1,000 to cross the border. owns another 5,000 when he reaches his family in dallas and did not hold back when i asked him if he feared the cartels. yes. i am somewhat scared but i have to take the risk. in the cartel. [speaking spanish] the bad guys, the cartels, of course. we have access codes that we have to give them on our trip or we will get kidnapped and bad things happen. and secretary mayorkas has more to answer for. house oversight committee chairman james comer sent him a letter this morning requesting all dhs documents and/or ....
The border patrol, they want to do their job. they want to get out and secure the border. right now they are being forced to handle the asylum business because people are walking across that border illegally entering the country. claiming asylum and then the taxpayer is funding, sending these individuals around the country wherever it is that they say they are wanting to go. harris: the other part of the story, too, is what the president didn t see and how he couldn t see all of this. we didn t see him on a nighttime he couldn t have gone on a nighttime ride along. he was only three for three hours during the day. many call his visit sanitized. i called it sanitized for presidential political protection. he got down, didn t see anything and came back will be the line. i do have another question. maybe it has been talked about because of all the women s ....