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Israel, ukraine, blasting. biden himself weighing in on this last night when he returned to the white house. >> cnn has obtained preliminary homeland security statistics that say more than 225,000 migrants were detained for unlawful crossing at the u.s. southern border just last month. that's the highest monthly total recorded in more than 20 years. despite that number, the biden administration is highlighting a drop in crossings this week. officials do caution that migration ebbs and flows. come customs and border patrol is opening along the southern border. we will have team coverage. lauren...

Keeping track of these developments. pardon me. priscilla, walk us through what happened. >> reporter: speaker johnson, along with some of his republican colleagues were in one of the busiest areas of the u.s.-mexico border. that is eagle pass, texas. they were surveying the area, visiting the facilities. this area, not long ago, we saw lines of migrants waiting to be processed. they were overwhelming the resources in that area. that is not what they saw today, even if they saw them crossing the river, the numbers have dropped considerably, from in the thousands to less than 500 this week. eve...

The Atlantic A surge of migrants poses a challenge for the president’s policies. March 16, 2021 GUILLERMO ARIAS / AFP / Getty The Biden administration has gotten off to a fast start. President Joe Biden has signed a gigantic coronavirus-relief bill into law. Cabinet nominations are being approved by the Senate rapidly, many by lopsided margins. The United States has already returned to the Paris Agreement; green-energy ideas are being drafted into law. But there is a hole in the hull, and the boat is taking on water. Biden’s people should see the danger. If not, they have certainly had am...