statutory framework within the united states, not a valid reason for asylum. you have heard me say it before. if you are coming to get a job, that s not a claim for asylum. if you are coming to be with your family, that s not a claim for asylum. isn t it likely they are going to be coached? if they want asylum, didn t mexico offer them work permits to work in south mexico. that was rejected by most. how many people are in the remaining caravan still making its way north? we believe there will be about 10,000 ultimately. there is between 8,000 and 10,000 now. the government of mexico offered everyone asylum and work permits. that s why this caravan is very different than ones we have seen in the past. not only is it violent. to the extent it claims that its members would like to seek asylum. they have been offered asylum. they have turned it down in mexico. let me play a shot from 60 minutes, scott pelle. the argument was about the separation issues and how there
the government of mexico offered everyone asylum. they also offered work permits. that s why this caravan is very different than ones we have seen in the past. not only is it violent but to the extent that it claims that its members would like to seek asylum. they they have been offered asylum but they turned it down in mexico. steve: big question is what happens next? because tijuana is strapped. they are running out of money. the people in the migrant tent city and tarp city there, they are getting frustrated. the federal government here in the united states cracking down. ainsley: people thought in the lame duck session that more money would go to the wall and that could happen. they are negotiating that right now. the president says he has a plan b. down on the border they put the razor wire on top of the walls. they shut down the ports of entry. if they are hearing reports of people trying to storm our border. they are trying to do whatever they can. brian: like looks like chuck
statutory framework within the united states. it s not a valid reason for asylum. you have heard me say it before. if you are coming to get a job, that s not at a claim for asylu. if you are coming to be with your family, that s not a claim for asylum. sean: isn t it likely they are going to be coached? if they want asylum, didn t mexico offer them work permits to work in south mexico? that was rejected by most. how many people are in the remaining caravan still making its way north? we believe there will be about 10,00000 ultimately. there is between 8,000 and 10,000 now. you are exactly right. the government of mexico offered everyone asylum and work permits. that s why this caravan is very different than ones we have w sn in theth past. not only is it violent, buten to the extent it claims that its members would like to seek asylum. they have been offered asylum. they have turned it down in mexico. sean: let me play a shot from 60 minutes, scott pelle. the argument was about
them as a group. what more can you tell us you are seeing as far as their activity and the way they have been acting along the way? you know, a lot of things that haven t been pushed out to certain areas of the media. you can see them on social media. there are individuals filming themselves down in mexico. the mexican people themselves, the majority of them said they don t want them down there in their country and they ve showed the disasters that they have left behind, trash that they have left behind. it is just they aren t asking for asylum in all the interviews i ve seen. they want to come and get a job. what are they running away from? if you re running away from persecution i fully understand that. we re not a nation that will turn away people that are persecuted and need help. i am just saying that these individuals are entering our country by force and the videos that i have seen they are mocking our agency, they re mocking our country and it does
stairs. steve: brian we actually have what you are describing right over there in that corner. ainsley: elevator. brian: we can t get cleared to use it. steve: people are not cleared for it. they put equipment in it giant dumbwaiter. ainsley: growing up webster had the dumbwaiter he would go down to visit the family that lived in the basement. he would jump in the dumbwaiter. we moved in a house and one take the groceries from the garage up to the second floor. i was like this is the best, greatest thing ever. i begged my parents to buy that house i wanted a dumbwaiter. steve: go to walking up and down the stairs. nothing what these people are going through down in mexico right now. fox news alert. migrant caravan show nothing signs of stopping. still a thousand miles away. brian: border agents have their handsful regardless not even touching this caravan. record number of apprehensions up this year up significant from last