>> yes, by over 200,000 individuals with criminal history reflects they were committed over 642,000 crimes. that is the cost of not securing the border. >> sean: that is the cost. now the humanitarian side of this crisis is about to become even more urgent. a brand-new migrant caravan is now converging in central america. they have plans to start their journey north next week. but enough is enough. tonight, the president of the united states, he remains patient, he is dedicated tono finding a congressional coalition to fund border security. he remains open to negotiations, but the clock is ticking. at some point, it will be up to the president of the united states to address this crisis at our southern border with or without congressional funding. there are ways he can do it. he could, of course, use hisg. constitutional and statutory powers, and utilize what is calledry the national emergencis act, passed in 1976, passed by congress, it enables the president to declare a national