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i'm san doctor smith in new york, and that christmas message of hope will be coming up this hour. and talk to byron york about twitter, fbi and hunter biden, begin with the fox news alert on president biden's border crisis. >> john: a border official is spared, or officials are spared from what was expected to be up to 15,000 migrant crossings a day but that may not be the case for very long. >> that brings us to 2:00 on the east coast and the white house now has just three hours to respond after the supreme court granted that 11th hour request, it happened around 4:55 p.m. last night, to temporarily halt the end of title 42. the pandemic era policy prevented the entry of millions of migrants. >> john: border communities are still bearing the brunt of the crisis. new video showing masses of
a temporary stay on the rescission of title 42. don't know what the white house or the doj are going to say in their response, whether they will support the rescission of title 42 or support the stay and try to make it permanent. we do know, though, we don't have, sandra, any kind of a plan articulated from the white house or dhs on what will happen, what they will do when title 42 comes off. jacqui heinrich asked for dhs for updated plans pointing that karine jean-pierre said on the 15th the details would be forthcoming. a spokesperson telling jacqui "we will keep you in the loop when we have more to provide, thank you," which reinforces the notion a lot of critics have they don't have a plan. >> sandra: john, we are approaching 3:00, we are two hours now from that deadline where the white house has to respond, ok. and there was a lid called at
mayor adams says the city cannot afford to put the bill and they are demanding federal help or else. >> this is unfair to all of our cities to have to go through this without any help from the national government and the state government. i'm not going to sugar coat it, i'm not going to give the impression that this new influx is not going to impact our basic services. >> and this is new video of long lines of migrants this morning in downtown manhattan waiting to meet with immigration officials for mandated check-ins and appointments, and back here in midtown manhattan, the city, the mayor says they expect a surge of 1,000 new migrants a week if title 42 ends. >> sandra: doesn't matter if you are a border community or not, everywhere has to prepare for the influx. thank you very much. john. >> john: thad cleveland, a sheriff in texas on the border
lifted but distancing themselves from it. >> a court order, we are going to comply, we follow the rule of law -- that is a court order. >> started by you guys. >> court order has been provided to us. >> we'll know by 5:00 whether the administration is still pushing to lift title 42, border management plan in place or not. but remember, the president said who pushed for this back in april. >> i can give you a straight answer. we had proposed to eliminate that policy by the end of may. >> in the meantime, the white house is sharpening the messaging about what title 42 end means. >> i want to be very clear here. the fact is that the removal of title 42 does not mean the border is open. anyone who suggests otherwise is simply doing the work of the smugglers who again are spreading misinformation and which are -- which is very
north. >> john: first, jacqui heinrich has the latest from the biden administration and that deadline looming, jacqui. >> remember all the details we were promised all last week on how the administration plans to manage the border when title 42 is lifted? we still don't have them. the president has nothing on his public schedule, no briefing today, and even though john kirby availed himself to reporters for a virtual q & a, we don't have any details as to whether this plan is even complete. >> dhs has done a fair amount of work here in terms of preparing for the expiration of 42 and i think it's best and most appropriate to speak to the work when and if they can. >> is it that finished? >> i would refer you to dhs. >> dhs has not gotten back to us, and they are moving forward with plans for title 42 to be
dangerous. >> misinformation, if you say the border is open, that is the word from the white house even though dhs says we could see as many as 15,000 crossings per day when title 42 goes away. >> john: ask the migrants, is the border open, they say yes. don't know what the white house is talking about. jacqui, thank you. >> sandra: thousands of migrants arriving in the big apple from texas. new york city mayor adams is warning critical city programs will disappear if the feds don't step in to cover the costs. bryan llenas has the latest. >> sandra, good afternoon. the fact is, new york city is a sanctuary city that does not want to pay to be a sanctuary city. over 31,000 migrants have arrived here, welcomed by the city since the spring. many of them bussed from texas. they are offered, sandra, an
with mexico and a former border patrol agent. sheriff, you have seen from both sides of law enforcement here. we are in what could be a brief reprieve before title 42 finally comes off. what do you believe needs to happen between now and when it ultimately does come off in order to deal with this crisis? >> yes, sir, and so as you said, 49 years i've lived on the southwest border, my entire life. 26 years as a border patrol agent, the last 11 years as the patrol agent charged in sanderson, texas, in terro county. and original intent title 42 to protect the agents of the u.s. border patrol, customs and border protection officers as well as the local communities. at some point we need to get away from title 42 and get back to having a consequence for people that cross our borders illegally, who enter into the united states illegally. right now if the last two years, no consequences.
message that's delivered from the united states of america from the people looking to come to our country, and the migrant protection protocols, taking place under president trump and worked. also i mentioned that you know, there are some pros with title 42 but it needs to go away, it served its purpose. but what it does do, enables our border patrol agents to stay in the field longer. it shortens the amount of processing that's required thus giving them more time to be in the field, but we need to get back, need to get back to ensuring that we have a consequence for someone who enters our country illegally, and remain in mexico mpp program. i want to mention that i'm -- the last week i've seen seven people allowed into this country, five were cubans, two nicaraguans, allowed into the country under asylum within the last four months and they have already come into my county -- so not everybody is coming to do