As security background on you, health check in light of what happened with covid-19, and the different beyond that attest to make sure you want to be a financial burden on the american people. then it senator i don t care where you come from. welcome to the country. there s a right way to go speeding other giving amnesty on top of it. something of great value, a path to citizenship which would lead to what, i hope you vote for us, we are the ones i gave that to you. meanwhile you pay $10 million to get it to australia. a look that is exactly right, listened there is a right way to come. you come legally. as you know i am of the son of a cuban immigrant, you know my dad, he came in 1957 from cuba, he d been in prison, he s being tortured as a teenager in cuba. when you came to america, he came to texas he was 18 you cannot speak english? teenage immigrant hundred dollars in his underwear, but his job was washing dishes 50 cents an hour.
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Democracy. let s speak to our south asia correspondent samira hussain, who s in delhi. it s a mammoth task, isn t it, counting? it it s a mammoth task, isn t it, counting? counting? it is, but it is a task that counting? it is, but it is a task that is counting? it is, but it is a task that is supposed - counting? it is, but it is a task that is supposed to i counting? it is, but it is a i task that is supposed to go relatively quickly given the use of electronic voting machines. just to get to some of the issues this morning, i have two guests. from bbc monitoring and a senior correspondent in delhi. can you tell me how indian media, especially the papers, have reported on this election day? the dust is settling and today is the the dust is settling and today is the day when it counts, and that is the day when it counts, and that is is the day when it counts, and that is the is the day when it counts, and that is the expression the indian that is the expression the indian express, one of the prominent english language papers, prominent english language papers, carried on its front page papers, carried on its front page. today is what counts.
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From all over the place. a lot from african and asian countries, a lot of guys from west africa, a special interest country because of potential terror and national security concerns. you will see in the video there was one single border patrol agent trying to corral hundreds of migrants. are we in america? where is border patrol? we had a chance to talk with some coming in. where are you guys from, what country? moritania, from africa. why did you guys come to the united states? what country? nepal. all of you from there? no english. what country, vietnam. moritania. moritania. india. this is america. see the red lights? that s border patrol.
It happened to be some muslim majority countries that was not a religion that it was a country that some appointments, they are couching this in such a way to can keep the far left but when back independence. carley: it is our political life to that point i was laughing earlier today thinking back to the 2020 democratic presidential debate. when all the candidates were asked if the health care include undocumented immigrants and everyone s hand shot up from eric to joe biden, and then they got a huge applause and because of that ever was that answering the question in both spanish and english. i bring this up because during a presidential election cycle, political pandering knows no end. so that was then, three and a half years later all of the things that joe biden thought would be popular, did not come out with absolutely were not. so from his hand shooting up saying he would include undocumented immigrants to health care policy to this
Because it s a big issue. they understand that. sandra: congressman we appreciate you joining us. we await the president about 16 minutes late but he is expected to step up to the podium shortly and sign the executive action will be listening for his marks. congressman, thank you very m much. john, everyone is watching this. it was once a border issue, a southern border issue, now as we report almost daily we have bill bennett coming up on the education impact of the influx of migrants in these cities where you have many children who had never spoken english before, they are in the public school system and these public schools are inundated with kids who need to be taught english. these are school systems that were already struggling before this crisis coming out of covid. so this has major implications coast to coast.
Made followed by executive action on the part of the administration. must bring in bill bennett fox news contributor former education secretary with the reagan administration. were limited on time here but i want to get your thoughts on the wall street journal is migrants are settling in cities and entering public schools around the u.s. adding financial logistical strains and communities rather have arrived in large numbers. districts are faced with a need for additional teachers and staff who can dig english and space for new students often while waiting for promise of omental federal or state funding in many cases not even able to obtain it. what is it like for the schools? well it s a billion dollar price tag and probably a million students who don t know win to show up differently will often don t speak english, they have never the schools were having difficulty anyway than covid, poor performance. one thing that happen in the
Impact on cities with crime, looking at the schools and hotels that we have had taken over to house these migrants who have been hastily thrown into these cities. all over the country. you look at the impact on education we are about to have bill bennett on that issue. there are kids overflowing into the schools that don t speak english. schools that have horrible report cards following covid. massive implications here. the question, right now, what this really does, is it too little also so late? this interview with the statements of the president that the patients are wearing thin and you ignored the three and a half years but my senses, sa sandra, that jon tester and montana and in wisconsin, kate seen pennsylvania and rosen in
Morning. we ll get right to the video. this was 1:30 am pacific time here in holcomb by each east of sundown really from all around the planet crossing illegally with no resistance whatsoever. they walk on the mexican military underside of the border then came through a gap in the border wall here. the game from all the place. mostly single and africa at the time there was only one single border patrol agent on hand trying to corral all of these illegal immigrants. some of them were from countries that are considered as special special interest countries, some of them didn t know where they were going. they were asking us where they were and where is border patrol. we had a chance to talk to some of them, take a lesson. where are you guys from, what country or? mauritania. from africa? yes. why did you guys come to the united states? what country? nepal. are all of you from nepal? yeah. know english. what country? vietnam.