joey, we are going to have some fun, too. as we get ready to spring forward, this is the last time to change our clocks is what they want. america into lockdown. one year ago today president trump declared a national emergency the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. unleash full power of the federal government today, i am officially declaring a national emergency. two very big words. stop the spread of the virus and help all americans who have been impacted by this and this will pass. this will pass through and we are going to be even stronger for it. we have endured months of mask wearing, social distancing and isolation at home away from our loved ones. the pandemic taking a huge toll on our economy, keeping businesses closed and our kids keeping the doors shut on america s schools. we ve endured a lot and we are longer foot and now america is beginning to reopen. this month, 13 states announced a significant rollback of statewide restrictions and faxing distrib
104,000 migrants into the country with n.t.r. just under 50,000 of them actually turned themselves into i.c.e. more than 47,000 never turned themselves into i.c.e. during the 60-day window and another 6600 also did not turn themselves in during the window, but that window had not completed at the time the data being put together. so long story short in a nutshell, half the people never showed up and n.t.r.s have since been discontinued. and take a look at the wild photos out of laredo, texas yesterday, human smuggling, look at this, 27 illegal immigrants somehow crammed into the cab of that vehicle. the driver arrested, i m told he was a u.s. citizen from the houston area. meanwhile, if we can pull up the mug shot here, here in the rio grande valley center, four sex offenders arrested in a matter of 48 hours, including this previously deported mexican national. previous convictions include
are pretty much maxed out. and if there is a coronavirus problem, that is why the city of laredo is spending between 8 and $10,000 a day to get the migrants out of their town. ainsley: they come through the rio grande valley center. that s the epicenter of this issue. then they go to laredo, he says we can t handle it our hospitals can t handle. that s why he has filed a lawsuit and why he has declared a disaster. he is saying i m going to pay the money to ship them to austin and to houston, because they have to share in this responsibility. and he says this is a compromise. because i can t take care of all of these. look at this. they are packed. in no masks. brian: remember there was one still picture, two or three still pictures and caused chaos 24 hour coverage about the trump administration s inhumane caring for illegal immigrants? tell me how humane and safe that is. meanwhile julio has been at the border with town hall. always appears in our station, too. he sees how what it s