you watching as here in the united states, canada, and all around the world. i m kim brunhuber. ahead on cnn newsroom u.s. asylum rules are now in place in the u.s.. the large number of migrants who were crossing ahead of the key did thine appears to have waned. any weapon in ukraine s arsenal the uk delivers long-range russian held occupied former pakistani prime minister imran khan is set to appear in court. we are live in islamabad as his arrest is deemed unlawful. live from cnn center, these ease cnn newsroom we kim brunhuber. we begin with a landmark change in u.s. immigration policy. the controversial covid era rules known as title 42 have expired. and that means harsher consequences for those entering the country illegally. thousands of migrants seeking asylum made their way to the southern border ahead of the deadline. they turn themselves into border authorities. el paso, texas is boosting its law enforcement presence. it s just one of several cities and
well, the new house judiciary chairman, jim jordan, announcing he s launching an investigation into the doj s actions related to president biden s handling of classified documents. he s demanding the department turn over a variety of information including all communications related to yesterday s appointment of special counsel. it s hard to believe this is what s happening one week ago, but at just about exactly this time there was a complete chaos on the house floor. a lawmaker lunging at another lawmaker, and we still didn t know way back then because last year was a whole year last week a whole year didn t know if kevin mccarthy would actually become speaker. what a difference a week makes, and of course when you think about in washington, d.c. every minute seems to be a new, well, crisis to avert or try to maintain. i want to bring in michael shnell, congressional reporter for the hill. and lia donovan. let me bring you into this conversation because, look, we re talkin
many job options or visa options. because the discussion in the u.s. is still, basically, between democrats and republicans, about migration and the bad hombres and those types of messages. but at the same time, you have a shortage of the workforce. so, if we don t start getting legal workforce within the u.s., and that also creates a big problem within our countries. yeah, and i know on the u.s. and many in the agricultural community are trying to lobby for that to try and get more workers to we will have to leave it there. but really appreciate getting your insights on. this quique godoy, thanks so much. pleasure. thank you, kim brunhuber. talks over the american debt ceiling keep dragging out, as the u.s. inches ever closer to the vault. a meeting between the white house and congressional leaders that was supposed to happen later on today was on hold. but there are a few glimmers of
secretary today said we want to raise the debt ceiling to no conditions. so i think people are realizing on the hill this is not going to be an issue that gets resolved overnight, even likely a month or month and a half. this is going to be a real long debate or negotiation. as things go on capitol hill you don t see much progress unfortunately until you get to the last minute. i think that s an indication secretary yellen coming out and saying we re going to hit it soon but those extraordinary measures coming to place. this will clock on what will likely be like i said a six-month process to likely do something about the debt ceiling. is it in the interest of the parties to have these earnest negotiations quickly? sore is there something enticing about the dragging out, the waiting until the last minute? well, you can t really get to the end game until it is much closer. that level of pressure is just inherent to any must pass vehicles in washington, d.c. but i think it s importan
legislate of desk that could take days, peoples, even months anders that why she doesn t want the process to keep dragging out, saying the infrastructure bill should move forward even thought the votes aren t there and she s prepared to keep the vote open potentially for hours to cajole members to come along and vote for this, but heading into today i was told there were up to 55 progressive democrats who are prepared to vote no because that larger bill is just not drafted and done yet, and coming out of a just now that pelosi attended briefly, democrats are not i asked bernie sanders if he agreed with the progressive strategy, should not have the virginia feet today because there should be assurances that all 50 senators are behind the bill. despite the pretty intense push