treat the asylum claims approving most of them, that sends an entirely different message of catch and release and then you ll have more people coming. john. john: william, a great look at the pressures on the mexico side of the border as title 42 is about to come off. sandra: even a surge in drug smuggling. it is trending up. dea in los angeles, diseasing 40 million doses of fentanyl over the past year, up more than double the year before. christina coleman live in los angeles. how are prosecutors ramping up efforts to lock up these deadly fentanyl dealers? hi, sandra. throughout the los angeles area announced a dozen new federal indictments involving alleged drug dealers. authorities across the region
lieutenant mccray. her brother is a police officer. she has been through a lot in her own life. she lived in the projects. and her point is, you know, judges are not allowing them to do what they need to do, liberal judges, to clean up these streets. remember, the city council in san francisco at large, california at large, is very much against ending the sanctuary city policies when illegal immigrant fentanyl dealers are involved. even when we see what we see, we can t work with the federal authorities, ice, to get these fentanyl dealers, many of whom are illegals, out of the united states. and to prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law. they are more focused in san francisco on maintaining sanctuary status than they are in really dealing with this fentanyl crisis. so it s this is a monumental task but in a way quite simple.
we need to take a look at revoking sanctuary protection for fentanyl dealers. we do not require it for other felons and fentanyl should be in that category. ashley: that is what i was going to ask about now. a new poll shows people in san francisco revoke fentanyl dealers with 70% of likely voters say they want to strip sanctuary rights to felony fentanyl dealers. were you shocked it was only 70% considering what happened lately? yes, i think people understand fentanyl is a different deal than any drug in the past. it is deadly, addictive, users need to buy a new supply every couple hours because length of time their high lasts so they are out on the street doing things to get that next supply
of drugs. it is a massive problem and we understand thatter hoo. i am disappointed the board of supervisor is not supervisor, matt dorsey saying we need to revoke sanctuary protection for fentanyl dealers. ashley: that is my follow-up, if this is what the vast majority of voters want or it would happen considering the leadership and it is concerning that only one jumped onboard with that. thank you if are your time this morning, we appreciate it. thank you for having me, ashley. ashley: you re welcome. this unbelievable video of virginia police officer nearly being crushed by a speeding teen driver. now luckily the officer was able to walk off from this. the chief is here with a message for everyone before getting behind the wheel. todd: listen to this, 13% of america s eighth grade students are up to speed in u.s. history.
illegal aliens up in the swanton sector alone, northern border patrol agents are left without to defend our border. biden administration and alejandro mayorkas must answer for this. president biden and justin trudeau announced a deal to turn back illegal migrants at their shared border. biden administration says this will reduce pressure at our southern border. ashley: thank you, parents in california supporting bill that increases penalty for fentanyl dealers. state lawmakers are rejecting this after one democrat refused to show up for the hearing. we spoke to a mother who lost her son to the deadly drug react. he is sending a clear message to the drug dealers of fentanyl