anita vogel. remember title 42, the supreme court weighs what comes next. those numbers are expected to surge if the policy is lifted. art del cueto says drugs and criminal cartels will explode as well. correspondent jeff paul. hi, jeff. anita, with title 42 set to expire last week, many went to the border hoping for a better chance to get in. but the supreme court announcing a hold until it hears the case, it s leaving thousands in the cold not knowing what to do next. we turned ourselves into immigration authorities, immigration expelled us because what they told us is that everything from central america is closed off. we are waiting for title 42 to be nullified. even with the frigid weather, the number is not slowing down. from friday to sunday, 16,476 encounters over the span of those three days. roughly 2100 were expelled under title 42, the remaining 14,000 were released. busiest sector was del rio, more than 4,000, followed by el paso, more than 3,000, and yuma,
demanding censorship of everything from opposing views on climate change to election fraud, to many other subjects. and the question is at what point does that cooperation with thrn violate the first amendment. and it does if there is this agency relationship. now what s interesting what elon musk has done, he has done a great service to the country by releasing this information. he s confirmed the fbi paid social media companies to help them deal with what they called disinformation which most of us call censorship, but also that they were in continuing communication as were other agencies targeting specific citizens and specific posters to be banned or suspended. that really does smack of an agency relationship and that do violate the first amendment.