the biden administration s radical border policy. the demand comes as the administration reveals more than 14,000 migrant children without parents are now in its custody. there s reported estimates the number could grow to 120,000 by the end of the year. smashing recent records. the administration admits that we re potentially facing the biggest surge in migrants in 20 years. today speaker pelosi says that the situation at the border is under control. i think the administration is pulling this thing under control. i think it s important to know that the difference between the attitude towards the people and the children is so different in just these two months versus what happened in the past four years. veteran border patrol agent brandon judd disagrees. he joins us in just a moment. but first, griff jenkins is live where alejandro mayorkas is today. hi, griff. hi, kristin. alejandro mayorkas not making public his schedule or what he s doing right now. i can tell you w
asian man inside a chinatown laundromat. police seized weapons and identify the three men. calvin virgil, jason orozco, and nolande besheers. police believe the surveillance video, the suspect also hurled racial insults. vandals defacing a seattle church with anti-china graffiti crew locals reportedly growing frustrated with whether or not police are on. officials tell local reporters they say it s safe to say there is an investigation. the graffiti says china you will pay. go home. local residents as we are in seattle, pretty progressive and so many ways. disheartening a lot of ways. tonight the white house and activist are primarily laying the blame on white supremacy and comments by former president trump when addressing the latest violence and attacks on asian-americans. hello and welcome to fox news @ night. i am shannon bream in washington. we begin tonight with what we know about the motives of the obama suspect in the series of tragic shootings last night. a peopl
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