They came in their tens of thousands, not to cheer on their team, but to support their president. from colleges, factories and state enterprises, they had been bussed in specially for a kremlin show, designed to show that russians back president putin and his war in ukraine. irina seems to. we weren t the ones to start this , irina says. i trust our president. inside the stadium, the main event. vladimir putin shared the stage with russian soldiers back from ukraine. it was putin who had ordered the full scale invasion a year ago. from the sound of things, he has no intention of withdrawing his troops. translation: there are battles i going on right now on our historical frontiers, for our people. courageous warriors are fighting,
We spoke to a resident earlier who blames city leadership. we didn t see it coming, we didn t have leadership in place to allow us to know what was going on, they are now giving us updates. this is what is upon haing, this is what we re doing and you have mooing forward after two years, we will put together a community-driven process to move forward. we need leadership, we need someone to invite community to the table. our vote matters. ashley: almost 5000 migrants have been bussed from texas to chicago since summer. critical issue for america is fentanyl flowing into communities and police body cam looks at how serious this crisis is. trey i got him. i got him. i don t know. trey, go. ashley: deputies saving one
Says insane. about 43,000 have come to new york city since last spring. many of which bussed from texas. free bus ride. then they get free accommodations and free food and clothes and passes. beautiful water view and ferry passes. everything that you need information how to get a job and where to go and where to apply. instead we don t want to leave the watson hotel. we don t want to go to the brooklyn terminal we have heard it s not nice. 90 toilets, countless showers. four times that in terms of sinks. and what you do you get the word free. so you have come to our country, we are writing the check. now, it was three weeks ago where that mayor said we are overextended. everyone has got to cut 5% of their budget, including police officers. guess where the money is going? to these 43,000, many of which ingrates who come here and say free is not good enough for me. ainsley: you are right. isn t the whole point for them to get jobs so they can make money and pay into the taxes
Housing at a cruise line terminal in brooklyn that has been set up as a temporary shelters. lawyers for the migrants say this is a video recorded at the site. a number of the migrants say the terminal is cold. doesn t have enough bathrooms and is too far away from businesses where they could find work. this man, who said he was from the dominican republic broke down in tears explaining why he would rather live on the street. i feel bad because they are treating us really poorly by taking us to that place. that place is not for human beings. do you understand? the mayor s office issued a statement reading in part the facilities at the brooklyn cruise terminal will provide the same services as every other humanitarian relief center in the city. city officials say 42,000 migrants, most bussed from texas, arrived in the cities in spring and overwhelmed the budget and resources. others city including washington, d.c. and philadelphia are struggling to quid pro quo migrant influxes, in chicago the mayor is asking for $54 million to fund emergency services for migrants.
Adams and mayor leaser, trying to do the right thing and have said we will be compassionate, we will provide the care that we can. in new york, they are estimating now about two billion dollars for migrants who have been bussed over there and who have stayed in new york. what the mayor was down there today doing was to push for more federal resources to the cities like el paso and new york and others that have taken in a lot of migrants. which is something the federal government should do. again, alicia, and the challenge is that as loud as they are about this issue, republicans are not actually rolling up their sleeves and getting serious about providing their resources, either to agencies like border patrol or to communities like new york and el paso and others. a lot of cities in texas even and some in florida that are doing what they can to fill that gap and be humane and
Housing and providing services for migrants which have been receiving for several months since last year. the mayor traveled to the southern border yesterday, he visited with el paso mayor oscar liser visited the border in addition to a shelter as well as a processing center for the customs and border patrol, the mayor said this is very much a crisis, a humanitarian crisis for the city of new york, thousands arriving, many bussed to new york by the state of texas, i want to put up the numbers more than 39,000 asylum seekers arrived in new york and processed by the city, 26,000 of them remain in the city s care. several months the city worked to open 74 emergency shelters as well as four emergency relief
Mayor eric adams has been posting to a social media. his meeting last night with el paso mayor oscar, talking about the migrants have been bussed from city to city. adams is saying more than 36000 have been busted new york since spring constants and to billion dollar price tag. also seen some social media that suggests mayor adams did indeed meet migrants that engage with them which is something president biden did not do just about a week ago. now i want to show you some drone footage that we shot early this morning here in eagle pass breeding seared drone shot a group of about 150 migrants crossing in the morning hours. happens every morning as i often said it s like an amazon delivery the efficiency with which these large groups convert this one had migrants also from ecuador and colombia. but also if you migrants from senegal those are western african countries. this sector seeing more than 140
The finish line this hard left agenda and give it a veneer. he s afraid that the republicans have the house and they may well impeach mayorkas. if they do that, we don t know what will come out of internal communications that would make him look bad. he s looking at the democratic base. he thinks he s a captainive of them. there s a lot of african american communities that are angry about this, especially when people are being bussed away from the blue states. finally, the polls keep getting worse on the issue. we re headed in to i think a severe recession come with along with inflation. i don t want to be too cynical but i don t think he visited the border for political reasons till now and he s visiting now only for political reasons that have changed. martha: what is the reality with regards to the cartel? congressman michael waltz row a piece today on foxnews.com where he talks about the effort that