handed plane tickets often time reimbursed by the taxpayers and on their merry way. that s not the way it should work at all. griff: i ve learned from my sources that since october 1st, let me show you, the title migrant encounters this fiscal year, october 1st, there s more than 485,000, almost 159,000 of which were title 42 d so that leaves roughly 326,000 that were turned loose. now, they are untracked in the u.s. how significant of a problem is that? because i just want to play one sound bite this week. president biden who went to arizona and chose not to go to the border. here is what he said about why he didn t go. mr. president, mr. president, why go to a border state and not visit the border? because there are more important things going on? are there more important things going on?
woman die right in front of her on tuesday. listen. she made it, they brought her out, they took her pulse, it was really low, and by the time they brought her under the tree she was gone. she died from exposure, heat? i m assuming it was heat exposure. and they come every day despite the temperatures, dagen, in the triple digits. they come right across that river and it doesn t slow the surge. i ve been here for six days. fox news has exclusively learned that they spend 1,941 encounters just in the del rio sector, bringing their fiscal year total to more than 326,000. they say that 130,000 have gotten away. that s an important number. finally, meanwhile, this as prosecutors are charging the driver of that tractor-trailer that resulted in the death of the 53 migrants. 45-year-old seen here, he is
take a look at this massive group of 300 plus migrants crossing the river less than a mile away, less than an hour after greg abbott left this location. i spoke with the property owner there. a pecan farmer says she sees this every day. she told me on tuesday, she witnessed a migrant woman die right in front of her. listen. she made it to the land and they brought her out. i checked her pulse. it was really low. by the time they brought her out under the tree, she was gone. she died from the exposure. i am assuming it is heat exposure. with our live drone, you can see exactly in the area where she crossed. i can show you, dana, it s a six days i ve been here i ve been tracking the number of encounters. the current six-day tally and justice sector, 9,141 with more than 326,000 encounters just in this sector. this fiscal year today
did she does from exposure? i m assuming it was heats exposure. a snap shots of the numbers from the del rio sector alone. they ve had 9,141 encounters. fiscal year to date, total for this sector, more than 326,000. the officials say more than 130,000, neil, were seen came across and got away. it s just a whole big problem. now this ruling worrying the officials. you did hear governor abbott saying that he will add additional measures to crack down on smuggling that will include additional checkpoints and screening of 18 wheelers nor what we saw monday. neil? neil: thanks, griff jenkins. hector garza, the national border patrol. i imagine it s going to get tougher for your men and women
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