posted in the secret facebook group in which agents mocked the death of migrants. within that secret group, carla provost says these posts are completely inappropriate and contrary to the honor and integrity i see and expect from our agents day in and day out. any employees found to have violated our standards of conduct will be held accountable. jen, good morning to you. the question first out of the gate here, what inspired your move from agent to activist? it was basically many years of seeing that the agents that i was working with were actually committing more crimes and had more immoral and unethical behavior than the people i arrested on a daily basis who were just coming here to seek a
and expect from our agents day in and day out. any employees found to have violated our standards of conduct will be held accountable. that is carla provost, border patrol chief. it is not a message from a spokesperson but from the border patrol chief. any news what they re doing about it? the investigation is ongoing. seemingly they probably will work with facebook to see if they can verify what pro publica has shown them. they reported the names of these people so it shouldn t be that hard to find out if these people are members of this group. in terms of what facebook is doing and as part of the investigation, they have not gotten back to us. they did not get back to propublica. they have not commented at all. seemingly as a way to separate themselves from the actual content on their site. brandy, thank you for your reporting on this. joining me is democratic congress congressman from california, raoul ruiz. thank you for being with us. it is good to be on. you introduce
with the online reaction. all week she has compared detention centers to concentration camps. carla provost is a different take. she told members of congress stories of how she heard of agents that buy toys and clothes for migrant children with their own money and she says they are doing the best they can with limited resources they have. conditions in these detention centers faced criticism because of overcrowding and hygiene issues. the conversation about what these detention centers is like has dominated the conversation on social media. border patrol is underfunded, understaffed, under constant attack by the media and politicians while trying to uphold our laws. another twitter user says this is not about blame or shame but finding solutions with positive outcomes. the senate will vote on $4.6 billion border funding bill
sullivan as she tried helping a woman escape a domestic dispute. police say it took 40 minutes to rescue sullivan because ramose stop shooting at them bit during the eight our standoff. border officials revealing shocking numbers about the crisis at the southern border. operations are being overwhelmed on a daily basis, we are dealing with the human hearing crisis like no other. heather: illegals from 52 countries entering the us with 100,000 people getting past agents this year alone. ellison barbara live in washington with powerful testimony from capitol hill. briefings on iran and the release of testimony for a former trump a, house subcommittee heard from carla provost.
immediately, he started revamping the federal police force and the migration police force. and that s what s now known as the national guard. and that s the group that s going to be put in to the southern border to help manage the immigration and migration issues. you know, ambassador, last week on the show, we had on carla provost, the chief of customs and border protection. and she agreed with many analysts who note that one of the push factors for migrants from the northern triangle, el salvador, honduras, guatemala coming into the u.s. has to do with their broken economies. listen to this. you re saying what you re seeing there on the border is that not having that economic aid is driving more. it s part of the push factor is what you said, correct? i m saying that aliens are saying that economic factors in their country are those push