Await the hearing, what critics call Catch And Release. We have specifics tonight from los angeles. Customs and Border Protection says because of that steady increase in apprehensions, mexicos reluctance to accept more deported families and covert restrictions here, some facilities are at maximum safe capacity. Therefore, it says, per longstanding practice, the Long Term Solutions are not possible. Some migrants will be processed for removal, provided a notice to appear and released into the u. S. To await a future immigration hearing. This is needed to avoid keeping migrants beyond what court orders allow, right now the Border Patrol is stopping some 3,500 migrants per day trying to enter the u. S. A former dhs director chad wolf calls it a perfect storm likely to get worse as smugglers and families exploit the situation. Its a Significant Development they arent taking certain family units back under title 42, that is very concerning because if youre just doing that in one or two sect
Heres the debate from this morning. Man. I yield myself such time as i may consume. The chair the gentleman is recognized. Mr. Goodlatte private title 3 of the americans with disabilities act is a critical tool for disabled to viduals to gain access title places like restaurants and shopping centers. This has been the case for disabled Business Owners who testified before the house Judiciary Committee. Lee key testified in 2016. She runs one of her familys doughnut shops and was sued for technical violates of the a. D. A. Because a restroom sign was in the shape of a triangle instead of a square. A person who has never walked in her life, key testified said shes proud of this nations effort to improve accessibility by enacting the a. D. A. But thinks businesses should be given an opportunity to remove barriers before getting sued. Donna and david battleland have also testified. They were coowners of a store that sold accessibility devices in florida. Despite two people using wheelchair
Chaplain conroy let us pray. We thank you, o god, for giving us another day. Enlighten the hearts of those who are faithful and tireless in securing equal justice under the law. Fulfill the hopes of those who long for peace and security for their children. Guide and protect all elected officials and all who choose to serve this nation and their local communities through public service. May your will be done in and through the members of this peoples house, those who trust in your divine guidance, and those as well who rely upon the endowed them with. Even in the midst of conflicting opinions and philosophical differences, may they sthrimb to come to mutually beneficial ends. Unite your people and keep them focused on the essentials that reflect your kingdom. May the fire of divine love and human freedom renew the face of the earth. May all that is done today be for your greater honor and glory. Amen. The speaker pro tempore the chair has examined the journal of the last days proceeding
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you very much. Mr. President , mr. Speaker, honorable members of the supreme court, members of the state legislature and my cabinet, former governors, family and friends, this is the seventh time that ive had the honor to step before this legislature and the people of new jersey to perform one of my duties as governor. Article v, section 1, paragraph 12 of our constitution creates the requirement for the governor to report on the state of the state. As the one person independently elected by all New Jerseyans to State Government, the governor is the only person truly able to give this report. For me, service to the people of this state has been my central responsibility every day of my life for the last 15 years. First as United States attorney and now as governor. As i enter my eighth year as governor, it is my honor and privilege to report on the state of the state that i call home for me and for my family. The state of the
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you very much. Mr. President , mr. Speaker, honorable members of the supreme court, members of the state legislature and my cabinet, former governors, family and friends, this is the seventh time that ive had the honor to step before this legislature and the people of new jersey to perform one of my duties as governor. Article v, section 1, paragraph 12 of our constitution creates the requirement for the governor to report on the state of the state. As the one person independently elected by all New Jerseyans to State Government, the governor is the only person truly able to give this report. For me, service to the people of this state has been my central responsibility every day of my life for the last 15 years. First as United States attorney and now as governor. As i enter my eighth year as governor, it is my honor and privilege to report on the state of the state that i call home for me and for my family. The state of the