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Requested. >> some of the measures that you have been talking about to put in place to mitigate this surge, some of those aren't even in place yet. wasn't until two weeks ago you announced the plans to open the regional processing centers, not open yet. of the 1500 troops the president deployed, only 550 are actually on the ground. so, given how long you have known title 42 is ending on may 11, why aren't these measures in place? >> we have implemented measures before, the parole processes are an example. deployed 1500 adtional department of defense personnel, we have had 2500 department of de...

Congress to pass desperately needed immigration reform and deliver the resources, clear authorities and modernized processes that we need. >> hi, secretary mayorkas. >> good afternoon. >> i have two questions. one is how do you decide which nationalities are going to be able to use the legal pathways? for example, with the venezuelans and the nicaraguans, how did you decide who is allowed to avail themselves of legal pathways and who isn't? >> yes. so what we did is we met the need with the parole programs. that was the demographic that was causing us the greatest challenge at our southern bor...

MIAMI (CMC) – The United States Coast Guard says it recently repatriated 82 people to Cuba following interdictions off Florida’s coast. The US Coast Guard on Friday said a 'good samaritan' notified Co...

(CMC) – The United States Coast Guard says it recently repatriated 82 people to Cuba following interdictions off Florida’s coast. The US Coast Guard on Friday said a 'good samaritan' notified Coast Guard District Seven watchstanders of a migrant vessel about 45 miles south of Marathon, Florida. It also said Coast Guard Cutter Edgar Culbertson’s crew notified Coast Guard District Seven watchstanders

30-year point, eligible for parole. so whatever the parole processes are will be activated next november. while many people in the intelligence community today weren't around when this happened, there's a long institutional memory and he is not very highly regarded. i'll put it that way, by members of the intelligence community. >> and james clapper says that he will end his service when this administration ends. he started in vietnam as young intelligence officer. an update now on capitol hill where the president's pitchmen continue to defend the iran deal in front of the house foreign affa...