hearing and mark green on the border hearings that he is promises. welcome, everybody. glad to have you. i m neil cavuto. busy news day and maybe some progress at the border. we don t know the details. let s get the latest from peter doocy at the white house. i notice looking through the list that the things that leaders are trying to highlight, a list that they sent us, things that they want us to see. electric vehicle charging stations at the border is listed anything above migration. there s a thing about a virtual platform. that says this will give migrants the information they need to come from mexico, the united states and canada and less likely to rely on smugglers that put their lives at risk. president biden s border trip has been overshadowed by allegations that he mishandled classified documents and accusations from the republicans
controversial program at the u.s. southern border, it included an agreement that mexico would take as many as 30,000 migrants per month back into mexico, these people that were turned away at the u.s. border, and interestingly national security adviser jake sullivan told reporters here this morning that they re not really looking to announce any sort of new plan during this meeting. as far as that is concerned, that it really will take some time for both the u.s. and the mexico side to figure out whether that initial agreement is working. so again, needless to say immigration is going to be a top and probably one of the most important issues that the three leaders discuss in the coming days. certainly a lot of attention back here about that, too. and including this what is the white house saying about president biden s decision and their decision not to have him meet with any migrants during this border trip that i think everybody s been waiting for for some time now? reporter: y
the same number if they cross the border illegally. that expands the use of a highly controversial trump era policy known as title 42 that has been used to expel migrants at the border. we should all recognize as long as america is the land of freedom and opportunity, people are going to try to mcome here. we can t stop them from making the journey. we can require that they come here in an orderly way under u.s. law. the actions we re announcing today will make things better but will not fix the border problem completely. so this trip by biden, these immigration announcements, it is a taking on of this issue head on, that we haven t seen by the biden administration to this point. for example, this border trip. white house officials will tell you it s a symbolic measure. it s an important symbol. every time you ask white house officials, why hasn t he gone to
so let s go. the digital age is waiting. in just a few hours. president biden will touch down in el paso, texas, marking his first visit to the u.s. mexico border as president. president biden s trip comes as the u.s. is seeing a record number of mi migrants crossing the southern border. three times as many as there were two years ago. ahead of his visit, the president unveiled the most far reaching border members yet, among them, allowing 30,000 migrants from venezuela, nick r every month while expelling
the border yet, democrats and republicans want him to go. they would say, well, he s got deputies. he wouldn t solve the problem. let s take a listen to some of that. not the moment. he does not need a visit to the border to know what a mess was left by the last administration. the president does not believe a photo op is the same as solutions. why go to a border state and not visit the border? because there are more important things going on. hey, it s not just a photo op. there are things happening at the border. precisely, and the explanation that the white house will give you when you ask them why now, they ll just say, he was on his way to mexico anyway for this leaders summit so he s stopping at el paso, anyway. the fact that they re combining a border visit, a very important trip, along with, according to immigration experts, draconian