and check in with those migrants as they go through immigration proceedings. it s part of an alternative to detention program that the administration is using. they let get a check-in call and their voices are matched. one uses facial recognition technology and gps ankle bracelets. there s no way to stop the phones from being tossed in the trash. the white house is painting the program as successful. we have to give ice agents the tools necessary to do their job, not handing out cell phones to illegal immigrants. what a slap in the face. the lawmakers are up in arms over plans to end title 42 without a comprehensive immigration program in place as dhs predicts as many as 18,000 crossing as day from 7,000 right now. a group of bipartisan senators introduced a bill to delay
imminent and typically when these calls happen we get a read out at some point later that will give us more specifics on how long it ran but the expectation that it would have been ongoing in the last hour and this would be the third call between president biden and president zelensky since december. we were told to expect this to be kind of a check-in call, not a call conveying any sort of announcement from president biden to president zelensky and part of the overall approach the u.s. has been using with ukraine saying they want ukraine involved in any of the diplomacy and dialogue that relates to ukraine which is, obviously, at the center of this ongoing dispute and tension involving russia. so, hard to read any headlines out of that. but, obviously, leader to leader conversations are always notable. i was also struck by seeing the prime minister of norway at the white house today and some journalists from norway say that he was scheduled to see jake
her, intended to walk home. not far, about a mile. her usual ride, her sister christina, was out of town. before we had left, me and or my husband would always pick up micaela from school. so, we were like, are you sure you re going to have a weak home? this is something you do every day? this is something i do every day. it was the first time i left her. with mickey 16. a junior. clockwork reliable. said her mother cecilia. it s micaela not your typical teenager. that grill would check in with me all the time. so, we have a routine. i m changing. i m going to be heading out. and heading out the back. and heading home. i m home. always kept in touch? always. to a fault. as the sun began to set, cecilia was still working at one of the local casinos, expecting mickey s usual check-in call.