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Was about individual cases of those who had, had their asylum cases rejected, and was not an absolute bar on future removals. she won't be deterred she says by the "usual suspects" or "mobs" standing in the way. we remain committed to this policy. these repeated legal barriers are, madam deputy speaker, very similar to those that we experience with all other removal flights, and we believe that we are fully compliant with our domestic and international obligations, and preparations for our future flights have already begun. this is a shambles, and it is shameful, and the home secretary has no ...

Planning. so, what is the response so far? we are gonna ask one of those congressmen, mike turner, coming up next. >> john: fate of title 42 take place today. a judge could stop the biden administration from ending the border policy later this month. details on that just ahead. >> they told me they can't take asylum cases due to title 42. until that title is lifted is when they'll be able to grant us asylum again. allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good. if you're a veteran homeowner a...

Overall however, the number of asylum seekers who were granted protection in the European Union fell 5% last year, Eurostat said, without giving reasons. Eurostat said 23,255 unaccompanied minors applied for asylum last year, up from 13,550 in 2020.

A political disaster, i should say, by this ruling. i mean, it sounds like they're going to appeal it. but the bottom line is, this is going to take more time, and there was a very real risk from a political perspective that you were going to see lots of pictures of migrants coming across the border in larger numbers than we had seen. there are very real questions and still are very real questions about whether the biden administration is prepared to handle that. i mean in a strictly logistical way. are there place are for them to sleep? are there judges on the border to deal with asylum cases...

42. they were just immediately turned around. so, you have to think that there will be at least 80,000 people who they could send back right away who will remain in the u.s. and add to that backlog of asylum cases. >> well, what i'm hearing you say, david, obviously is that this is a problem you've contemplated, an issue that must be resolved and anticipated. and the question will be what will the administration do about it now that it's not just republicans asking for resolution. david, we're out of time. thank you so much. and we will all be right back. n. if you're not oozing, then you're l...