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against anybody, not only conservative. and it really solve a big problem, you remember. but as soon as i was gone, that was ended. >> we'll put that back ont the first day. yes, ma'am. your name? connie iconix, born and raised in iowa. and we are farmers, so we fullyd understand thi in s outrageous increase in fertilizer and chemicals and so forth. forh but my question is , i don'tstio know if anyone can answer this,u but i think ift anyone can wil you can. or what will or can you do frome to day one to turn this mess around? okay, well, thank you , connie. and look at the passion that it's just like people they don't know. it's like crazy. we're going to stop the bordervt .ouit we're going to get it back .els. we're going to be very tough with the cartels. the cartels are running the whole place. we're going to stop that.pl we'race going to start drilling
hour. that black range rover was. >> and off duty officer spotted bonnie and frances and pulled it. in >> their hall in -- driving on the wrong side of the road. [inaudible] >> frances but still on bonnie 's tail when i hear this wind coming in -- >> the house of the wind snapped frances out of her trance. she looked back and realized her third row passenger window was shattered. and then she realized something else. she couldn't see bill anywhere. frances called her sister connie who lived close by. then, she called her daughter nikki. >> she goes, i can find her that. i don't know where your dad is. i'm turning around. >> frances started to make her way back down the highway. she spoke to connie again. >> my sister tells me i found him. >> connie had jumped in her own car and soon came upon bill and his bike by the side of the road. he crashed and was in bad shape. police were already at the scene when frances arrived.
water. we saw over the weekend, they recently filed federal court documents. we could potentially see that number of apprehensions go back up, potentially, up to 14,000 coming days or weeks. but i can tell you after covering this all weekend here, immediately following the title 42 expiration, poppy, you don't see any sign of that. >> can you talk about what you saw when you visited a shelter this weekend? just to be clear, is that different than these government-run detention facilities? >> these are centers that offer respite to these people that are basically released from dhs facilities. they're asylum seekers caught in a limbo here. so we had an opportunity to speak to them in terms of what is next for them. one woman in particular, 38 years old, her name is connie, left recently with her three daughters. she was processed and released immediately before title 42. but her concern is that her adult age daughters are still being held in detention. she's basically just waiting
show, tell me what you think of the show, and you have done just that. this testing of a.i.? you need to ask if it will destroy humanity? destroy a.i. now. we cannot stop a.i., but i assume you are not on the bandwagon. it did write a wonderful poem for my wife. i am going to show it to her eventually. connie writes, great discussion on transmen. to me there should be trans athletes. but everything else is not enough. watching you over the years i noticed you prefer large dogs for your family?
the show, and you have done just that. this testing of a.i.? you need to ask if it will destroy humanity? destroy a.i. now. we cannot stop a.i., but i assume you are not on the bandwagon. it did write a wonderful poem for my wife. i am going to show it to her eventually. connie writes, great discussion on transmen. to me there should be trans athletes. but everything else is not enough. watching you over the years i noticed you prefer large dogs for your family?
that. this testing of a.i.? you need to ask if it will destroy humanity? destroy a.i. now. we cannot stop a.i., but i assume you are not on the bandwagon. it did write a wonderful poem for my wife. i am going to show it to her eventually. connie writes, great discussion on transmen. to me there should be trans athletes. but everything else is not enough. watching you over the years i noticed you prefer large dogs for your family?
that. this testing of a.i.? you need to ask if it will destroy humanity? destroy a.i. now. we cannot stop a.i., but i assume you are not on the bandwagon. it did write a wonderful poem for my wife. i am going to show it to her eventually. connie writes, great discussion on transmen. to me there should be trans athletes. but everything else is not enough. watching you over the years i noticed you prefer large dogs for your family? any particular reason?
see their children safe" she says. a hug from daniela seems to help ease any of mom's sorrows. ask her what she wants to be when she grows up. "a seamstress like mom." today i checked back with connie, and she told me she still has not received any news, any word on when her two adult age daughters will be released from detention, jim. so at this hour, she waits in that shelter, still with an uncertain future on when she may be able to continue with her travels. it really speaks to that level of uncertainty on really all levels, not only with many of these migrants but also city officials here that are hoping they won't see any sort of projected increase that we heard about, about a possible increase. but the numbers that are likely to continue to rise are the numbers of asylum seekers arriving in american cities. jim. >> all right. polo sandoval, thanks so much for all your work this weekend. we appreciate it. let's continue this discussion. joining me now is andrew sealy, the president of the migration
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