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Small border cities. >> how would you feel as a citizen having to wait because we have three, four, five migrants incited. >> reporter: this afternoon, the justice department sued texas over a new state law which would make it a state crime to illegally cross the border and would give the state of texas the power to deport migrants. the doj says it is unconstitutional. norah? >> norah: omar villafranca bear on the border. as we mentioned, speaker mike johnson lead this delegation of house republicans artie spoke with cbs news senior foreign affairs correspondent and face the nation moderator m...

Receiving threats after ruling president trump ineligible for the state's primary, citing the constitution's 14th amendment, in saying his actions on january 6th amounted to insurrection. but officials today saying they've confirmed with a high probability this incident is not associated to the recent threats. so, david, even with the colorado high court here being in the news recently for disqualifying former president trump from the primary ballot, denver police do not believe this incident was connected, david. >> david: mola lenghi in denver for us. now, to the migrant crisis hitting the...

Down. the efforts that they are taking to facilitate more is incredible. this rests solely on the president of the united states and his administration. we know they sent some people down to mexico. it was really just more of the same. talking about humanitarian facilitating -- nothing about security. nothing about holding people accountable and shutting this down. that's the frustrating part for us here at the border states. >> bret: obviously the border states, border cities dealing with that influx every day. obviously other cities around the country feeling it. expressing that. the terror ...

Texas's governor is expected to sign a law on Monday that will allow state law enforcement to arrest people suspected of crossing the U.S.-Mexico border illegally, giving local officers powers long delegated to the federal government in a move that will likely trigger legal challenges by rights groups. The law, known as SB 4, will take effect in March and create a new state crime for illegal entry or re-entry into Texas, with penalties ranging from 180 days in jail to 20 years in prison. Texas magistrate judges will be required to order migrants to return to Mexico, with up to 20-year s...

A delegation of city officials who went to Texas last week said their three days at the border helped build collaboration between the border cities and Chicago but highlighted a dearth of federal funds and coordination in addressing the migrant crisis. In a briefing with reporters Thursday, Mayor Brandon Johnson’s deputy chief of staff Cristina Pacione-Zayas said the group’s biggest takeaway ...