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Our pharmacists are here. ♪ ♪ >> anita: a fox news alert. this is eagle pass, texas. migrants are being loaded on a bus and taken into custody. this has more than half a million have flooded across the border. that's what border patrol officials say, warning the number could sky rocket if title 42 ends. in a moment, juan williams and katie pavlich weigh-in. first to peter doocy at the white house. >> in that video, we have no idea which of the migrants being loaded on to buses from border patrol will be release and and which will be expelled.

Poisoning the last year. with that we bring in chad wolf, the executive director of american first policy instituted. he said the ramifications of the border are about to be felt to an unimaginable degree. chad, thanks for being here. describe what you mean by that. what do you expect? >> well, obviously what is going to happen if title 42 goes away, you'll see the number of illegal apprehensions continue to increase to an extend that is unimaginable. all the images that you're seeing now, martha is with title 42 in place. whether you talk about el paso, south texas or yuma, these are pictures...

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Cleared from a camp where they were awaiting the end of title 42, they were camped out with custom and border patrol officers were assaulted by migrants carrying a large venezuelan flag. they were starting fires and throwing wood at mexican police. they are bracing for massive impact when title 42 goes away. if title 42 ends we will see a broken situation back inundated, no choice to prioritize detainee function or actual enforcement. 1.7 million have been sent back through mexico or to their home cou country. fema thinks the numbers will sky rocket, 18,000 expected everyday, 540,000 every mon...

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