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Baltimore this year and what is being done about those because you never hear about it and we need to really crack down on crime and criminals and to prevent more things. there are tragedies happening across america and there may be a political solution, we need to lookats the whole situation and act responsibly, not to look at situation to make cheap political points and go back to what they were doing. let's look at this issue, let's make things safer for everyone and i think that is what the politicians should be doing. >> todd: great point, otherwise the cycle of violence will continue. jo...

The chesapeake, virginia store. we are praying for those affected, the community and our associates. we are focused on supporting our associates. fahey will join us to discuss this. >> carley: there will be an update on the university of id idaho -- you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning, i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. they are laughing and enjoying their lives just days before their deaths. brooke singman has more on what we aring at today's police press conference. >> brooke: the murders of kaylee

Tom Homan said CBP Commissioner Chris Magnus' forced resignation was because the Biden administration wants to avoid Republican-led oversight hearings.

Good morning, cheryl. >> cheryl: anybody that said greg abbott sending buses can stop. the texas governor is saying he wants to make sure people understand they are under siege at the southern border, as is texas. you spoke with jonathan fahey to talk about the political side and here is what he had to say. >> he's just a scapegoat, this administration has significant amount of bad press because of this issue. come in and agree to keep the border open and that is what he did, he shouldn't be upset, he was doing what they wanted him to do, which was in fact nothing. >> cheryl: nothing happening...

Former ICE Acting Director Jonathan Fahey is warning of the danger some congressional Democratic candidates pose to the agency's mission of securing America's borders.