It’s quiet at the Martoba cemetery outside the Libyan city of Derna, despite the presence of dozens of volunteers. Men in white hazmat suits pour lime over the brown soil to seal the graves. Cement bricks jutting out of the heaps of dirt are the only signs of the hundreds of bodies buried underneath.
eyes of the public on this crit. this is what really happened sunday. the way these people rushed the border was absolutely monstrous. they pushed women and children up front and then behind those women and children, they started throwing rocks, cement bricks. they started throwing bottles at our border patrol agents. laura: just a bunch of modern-day patriots. as for the mothers and children, do they make up the bulk of those arrested? no. here is our san diego border chief rodney scott. making about 42 arrests, only eight of those were females and there were only a few children involved. the vast majority we were dealing with four adult males. similar to what we saw the first wave of the caravan about a week or so ago. laura: in total, 69 arrests have been made in the crisis continues to escalate, which the angle repeatedly warned you would happen.
agents to blur the eyes of the public on this critical issue. now this is what really happened on sunday. the way these people rush the border was absolutely monstrous. they pushed women and children up front and behind those women and children they started throwing rocks, cement bricks, they started throwing bottles at the border control agents. laura: just a bunch of modern-day patriots. did the mothers and children make up the bulk of those arrested? no. here s the san diego border chief, rodney scott. we ended up making 42 arrests. only eight of those were family. the vast majority of people we re dealing with are adult males, similar to what we saw the first wave that came up about a week or so again. laura: in knowal 69 arrested and the crisis continue to escalate which the angle repeatedly warned you would happen.
and children they started throwing rocks. cement bricks, bottles at our border patrol agents so it became a very dangerous situation, not just for our agents but it became a dangerous situation for the public at large. we were forced to use the action we used and it was the appropriate level of action, we do not use kinetic force on any children, we launched teargas into the area which caused the group to disperse and we were able to get control. harris: this goes into another country, what has to be done in dealing with that other country, mexico, because from the video and the photos you can see it s not just on our side of the border. i m curious about the kind of relationship that would have to be in place for both countries. the state department will be working with the mexican government to figure out how we can deal with these situations. but frankly, this has to be we have to look at this and say why is the mexican government
who said that? do you go out there? having anything thrown at you? seeing crimes committed? what were you guys saying to one another? watching it live people were throwing cement bricks at the police and firefighters there to