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And potentially answered. when you talk about what these migrants are facing, once they arrive here in the country, there's an enormous backlog. a pile-up effect that is occurring. when it comes to these asylum cases, pending cases, 1.6 million. all right huge numbers. the average wait time 4.3 years. so even once migrants that are planning to seek asylum arrive, they get to the end of a very long line. and the line that continues to grow. we're not seeing the numbers to a great degree. your thoughts. >> you're continuing to see a growth because we continue to see numbers every month that are ...

>> i am hopeful. this is what the american people are saying they want, they want to secure borders, to see energy independence, to lower the cost they are paying at the pump. they are paying for heat, paying for food. energy is a major driver of inflation because everything requires energy, to manufacture, transport, to refrigerate so it is a major part of why the american people are suffering and we will continue to point that out and to embarrass the senate and the president to do the right thing. securing our border, the american people from all over the country are seeing the impact of th...

Numbers something what could be a defact o amnesty. back logged asylum cases under president biden. syracuse university uses government data to monitor the numbers. right now there are roughly 1.6 million asylum cases pending. in 2012 just 100,000. fiscal year 2022, 750,000. in just the months of october and november of this year alone nearly 800,000. the wait time for court appearances now the nationwide average of more than four years. so it creates this pocket of time which in some sense could be frustrating but in another sense if you can't get a work order and be a legal worker this is pu...

Temperatures dip so much. now, the people that you see around me, there's a mixture of individuals who turned themselves into authorities and others who started entering the country illegally. why? from talking to some of them, they tell me that they are tired of waiting in mexico or they have been returned to mexico multiple times under title 42 and that's why they decided to take their chances and go ahead and get into the united states but back to the point about the asylum cases. what a lot of these individuals don't realize is that the asylum backlog is of his torehistoric proportions rig...

Find an answer because we haven't done comprehensive reform since 1986. neil: when you addressed the senate in that, it's all in spanish and i think we've never seen that prior and it looked like we were close to something and then we weren't and i'm wondering, if title 42 does indeed go away, and we see this surge, there's a separate measure, we understand, that the president is taking, senator, to look at the asylum cases of cubans, haitians, nicaraguans and venezuelans, they seem to get a fast pass to have their cases heard in the united states and i don't know how that could sort it out. t...