the united states . the consequence of that changenc policy, nearly six million migrants cross the southern border, but you should notould b be surprised. he said he would do it.3 4 f the idea that a country of three hundred thirty million people cannot absorb peoplet who are in desperate need and who are justifiably fleeingg oppression is absolutely bizarre.sion absolutely bizarre. so not only can you cross the border unlawfully, president biden has a list of other crimes. he doesn t has a think are seris enough to warrant deportation and removal. normallyt of oth, migrants are d entering the united states unlawfully. they re processed for deportation. and but if you allege a credible fear of beingcan remr persecuted or tortured, you can remain here in the u.s., those seeking asylum have to showum hs a well-founded fea tr of persecution on the basis of their race, religion, nationality, or number of a social or political group. but the hearing is years in the future. sym
and ultimately the effects it may have on crime already that they re dealing with . well, i guess the good news is new york at least found some use for prisons. rebecca brennan, thank you very much for documenting and coming on and sharing with us tonight.. thank you for having me.the s the crisis at the border does not stop at the border. the consequences are felt nationwide. and i m sure a law enforcement believes it s not the law they re enforcing rather than the politics of the currenw theo administration. nothing quitlie like risking your life or somebody else sou politics. r life jonathan fahy is a former acting director of ice and he joins us now. jonathan , thanks so much for being here.r being politicians in the media cannot stop clamoringe a title 40 to.s so, so. so let me ask you this. what is leading to the increase in asylum claims?in i mean, we documentecread froms8 up to two thousand twenty three to two thousand four percent increase. what s it? well, i thin a