ton tonight. the problem is there are city shelters but a lot don t have the proper documentations from customs and border patrol so the problem is they re not allowed in those city shelters because of state and federal laws so the only option they have is shelters like this, a non-profit and the non-profits are over capacity so that is a problem that you re seeing and that s why so many people, kate, tonight will sleep on the street. as we mentioned, the supreme court could be ruling any time on the status of title 42. how is el paso preparing for that? reporter: they re looking ahead saying they need help. they declared a state of emergency because that will bring in more state resources. officials here say that the problem is that they don t want to see people on the street and that s why they declared a state of emergency so that a lot of
intelligence headquarters of gaddafi saying that mi six had been complicit in his torture. in britain s attorney general had to stand up and say, we are really sorry. fullapology, stand up and say, we are really sorry. full apology, will not happen again in the packed lawyers and to mi five and mi six and they re supposed to, everything is must be done very much by the book and some quite surprised that this happened if the reprieve of got it right. joining me now is jagtar singh johal s local member of parliament martin docherty hughes mp. what i can see from the documentations that mi five mi six were sharing information on someone called johal. the constituent and
ties, both suffering equally with this migrant search in both believe federal government are not doing enough to fight against it. earlier today we visited across the border in a firsthand look at the situation. the industrial paper, he said the city does not have the resources to take care of almost 300 migrants arriving a day, many are sleeping on the streets. migrants hear about the u.s. letting people go with no way to appear in court and a cell phone. it s encouraging migration and misinformation. it s a wrong message they are receiving. they think it s easy to enter into the united states. they think it s easy to have your documentations in the united states and it s not true. the border is different,
documentations and it s not the truth. the border is different, they are not allowed to be in the u.s. we visited the migrant center, every morning people from africa, hades, central america and cuba lineup in the hopes of food, a shower and telephone call. we met two separate families who arrived in the city last year, they ve heard when title 42 and may 23, could mean a chance for them to be accepted into the country. the last two weeks we ve seen for mexican border states especially the state of cohiba across from eagle pass, security along the rio grande river, a deal with governor greg abbott in texas to ease up on inspections at the border in exchange for tighter enforcement by mexico.
ukraine s president warning that his country s fate is being decided tonight, he said, tonight, as russian forces close in on the capital kyiv. let s go to cnn s scott mclean in poland right near the ukrainian border. you there are at a train station talking to people, a lot of folks fleeing ukraine right now for good reason. what are they telling you? wolf, they are telling me that they are relieved to be here and that it was not easy to get here. the folks that you re seeing behind me coming up these stairs are just arriving on a train from kyiv where one woman told me that it was stopped on the tracks at passport control for about 12 hours for the ukrainians to check everyone s documentations. believe it or not, these folks are the lucky ones. obviously, some are waiting outdoors at pedestrian crossings for hours on end. let me show you over here. this has been set up by the polish authorities. this is resources to help people find a place to stay.