catch ten but as you allude to, many, many more are coming in. and i was telling chief owens who is a friend of mine, mentioned they will be going into removal proceedings, but it s likely they will not be removed from the country. hopefully they will remain in jail and not be released for right now venezuela is continuing not to take back their illegal aliens that are here in this country so we are going to be dealing with them for quite a long time. it s very similar to what we encountered in the early eighties from cuba when cuba was sending prisoners on boats to the united states. we are still dealing with that and we will continue to deal with these venezuelans and people from many other countries for many years to come. trace: and part of the fallout, we haven t focused on enough, is the school fallout, the heritage foundation analysis. this is talking about the additional cost to school in the migrants. you see their california, 188 million, new york 239 million, texas 227 mil
homeland started discrediting jordan. it s really rich when you haven t been here or filed a subpoena in 500 days. pivot to what we would deliver. and the majority comprehensive immigration reform. i think that formula works for the biden administration if we do it rights. we have to come back to the really offensive question of mayorkas, almost making him sound like a drug dealer that was really offensive. i want to play an ad that we were going to debut last week, but there so many other things happening we didn t play it. let me play this ad, because it does make the point that republicans really are fixated on stuff nobody cares about. i don t think anyone other the three million some odd people who watch fox news, it s a good number, but there are 227 million adults. they don t even know who hunter biden. that s right. here is an ad i guess you re behind. let s look. sure. maga republicans in congress and across the country are so obsessed with transgender americans that
at mexico border. here are tonight s headlines. the controversial barriers described as inhumane, but the governor says he has a right to defend the border. hottest month on earth ever. july is on its way to the record books, and there is no relief in sight. it will be 227 million of us experiencing highs o about 90. multiple islands in greece are on fire right now, the blistering heat forcing mass evacuations of tourists. i never thought that i would experience a summer like that. north korea fires to short short-range missiles a week after u.s. arrives in north korea. in the latest on the american soldier who has gone awol. members of the israeli parliament have accrued a major part of prima sister benjamin netanyahu s judicial reform plan.
happened in last night the police and crime commissioner for merseyside condemned the attack as despicable. she hasjoined despicable. she has joined merseyside despicable. she hasjoined merseyside chief constable in asking for anyone with any information to come forward so the police can get a clear picture of what happened in wallasey on christmas eve and hopefully find those responsible, convert them to give it some justice to ellie edward s family, a 26 year old woman who was not the target of this attack, now sadly dead and the family want any information to help find the killer responsible. a shortage of children s social workers is leading to a significant increase in the amount of money councils are spending on agency staff. the bbc has discovered that spending on temporary staff rose by 38% over five years, from nearly £165 million to just over £227 million. alison holt has more.
significantly over five years. nearly £165 million was spent on temporary children s social workers in 2017. although there was variation between authorities, by 2022, the overall figure had reached more than 227 million up 38%. john gregg runs children s services in coventry. he says with budgets tight, extra spending on agency staff hits the amount they can spend helping families. regionally and nationally, the reality is, if we are spending more money on children s services and vulnerable children and we are spending it on agency workers rather than a full range of services for children, it does mean that children are going to get less of a service. i also think there are probably impacts on other areas of council service delivery. richard devine is a consultant social worker who has worked in council child protection for more than a decade. he says agency staff can be good but he worries about the instability it brings to families when they know their social