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Pressure is building on the biden administration to ease the impact of the supply chain crisis. the bottleneck of cargo ships continues to threaten the economy. this combined with a shortage of truckers to deliver goods to stores has many families fearing it may last into next year. i spoke with the executive the director of the port of long beach earlier today on "fox news live." >> if we don't fix this going forward, again, it's a national crisis. it's not a global crisis. $1 trillion industry here in the united states, i'm talking about the supply chain. so, obviously, again, everybody's im...

And then comes back on, it doesn't come back on perfectly. it takes time for different things to start working again. you've got to sign into your accounts again, you've got to open your e-mail again. that's what happened with the global economy. when it started functioning again, it didn't start simultaneously. >> reporter: as for the empty shelves and rising prices, transportation secretary pete buttigieg says the administration began looking at supply chain issues earlier this year in case something like this happened. >> this is a capitalist country. nobody wants the federal government to ...

The supreme court has said must happen, the biden administration is making it easy for mexico in its negotiations to say no deal or slow walk us even further because the biden administration doesn't want to return to the policy. eric: yeah, they were force thed -- >> -- a fresh memo at this time to find a way out of what the trump administration successfully did. eric: yeah. they were forced toot that by the court, they didn't want to do that. they were sued by texans and missouri, the administration was, so they're being forced to try and reinstitute the return to mexico policy. so finally, i...

Of this country on our southern border. >> reporter: now, the biden administration is set to reverse course on a trump administration policy and, therefore, leave it in effect. that is the remain in mexico policy. saying that detention camps on the mexican side of the border were inhumane, the biden administration tried to dump that policy where the immigrants stayed in mexico until his case worked through the system. but the court determined the administration handled the repeal wrong, so the remain in mexico policy should go back into effect mid november. meantime, we are waiting for numbers...

Totaling about 80 people. they were families, single adults and unaccompanied children. usually, they'll have directions to a border authority office and head in that direction. that's what we saw last night. what we saw a couple of minutes ago is what they call the runners, the people who come across the border, and they try to escape without being processed at all. most people are confident that they will, ultimately, be able to stay in the united states. now, sometimes cartels and gangs on the mexican side of the border have been firing at each other, but a new development is that they're t...