inflation rose steadily after biden took office. some say his agenda does not reflect economic reality. biden is blaming saudi opec when all he has to do is unleash projection, a novel thought. biden says inflation is coming down but his spending keeps going up. the president thinks he can spend and spend money that fuels inflation and there is no cost to it. it is like running the drain at the same time you have the bathtub on. it is not going to work. what s really scary is president biden thinks this is all great. i don t know what country he is living in but it is not mine. dana: peter doocy is traveling with the president in california. it s early there. what does president biden think is bringing costs down. you were with him all day yesterday. he is arguing this bill he signed almost exactly two months ago, august 16th, has been bringing prices down since. president biden: overall inflation was 2% over the last three months. that s down from 11% over the prio
and education. it means those 50 migrants can apply for special visas and that is the news that we have on that today. dana: okay. all right. sandra: there is the possibility it could continue, by the way. we haven t heard the governor say he will stop the shipment of migrants. dana: how about the crime of them being trafficked in the first place and crossing the border illegally? there is that as well. they aren t going to end. fox cameras captured the first group of venezuelan migrants sent back to mexico under the new d.h.s. rule. what happens after they re sent back there to mexico? griff jenkins was first to inform some of those migrants of their fate and live in mexico with the latest. hi, griff. good morning. you were talking about special visas. this is a mexican visa issued to a venezuelan and ditched it before he crossed. we re on the mexican side of the border in a popular crossing. you can see the trash littered
need massive personnel now. can you get the maryland national guard to come, too. yesterday s session capped a dramatic summertime series of hearings. some of the hearings featured testimony from police injured defending the capitol. there were officers on the ground, you know. they were bleeding, they were throwing up, they were they had i saw friends with blood all over their faces. i was slipping in people s blood. but the hyper produce tv hearing sometimes failed to reveal groundbreaking information on the hearings never resonated with voters as a key campaign issue this fall. sandra. sandra: chad pergram for us. thank you. dana. dana: venezuelan migrants are already being sent back into mexico under a new d.h.s. rule. an inside look how the new policy is being enforced.
are concerned with this rule change? back in 2014, we had 68,000 families that year. when the initial decision was made to detain families to the proceedings by the department of homeland security, as soon as those first two flights landed in central america with people that had gone through a proceeding and were being repatriated, the message went out, the families knew they couldn t just cross the border and be released and the numbers dropped 90% overnight. we do expect a very similar deterrent effect when we can demonstrate that integrity in the system and actually get immigration results. jon: those who don t like a tough immigration policy are going to no doubt call this new announcement from the dhs rule. how do you answer that? i think the current system which is incentivizing, again almost 500,000 families this year to put their children at