winds to category four, that can be catastrophic. take a look at live radar, the center of the storm, 75 miles southwest of naples, florida, still offshore, marching north and trackers believe the eye of the storm will come and make landfall a little south of tampa bay, maybe in sarasota county, that could mean less storm surge, but 10 mile per hour rate of speed of this monster storm could mean bad news as in a lot and a lot of rain all day long rain. that is what is anticipated for most of the state of florida, especially south and central florida as the day progresss. in perry airplane, a private airplane in broward county, not
in the city and he said he wants the administration to send a stronger message to migrants who may be coming to border cities because of anticipation of title 42. he wants the administration to tell them not to come. the administration we have right now, all of the families suffering right now, we have families here on the border. a caravan leader in mexico confirmed to us 11000 migrants will start marching north. to bring it all home, 11000 that may be on their way monday, 4500 apprehended in last 24 hours, all will come with a bracelet the cartel gave them when they paid. it s numbered, organized, and assembly line efficiency and ultimately it means trumpets for
presidential candidate beto o rourke wants to tear down. jillian: griff jenkins that the caravan is migrants prepared to start their day. reporter: it is at capacity in part because a new caravan has crossed the southern border of mexico. officials are marching north. this is cool because the place where ice they have closed that structure and moved some of the people over here and that is why border cities on the southwest border are being flooded. if you look at the numbers in el paso across the bridge they are having an unbelievable number, up 470% increase in apprehension. if you look at this year s
in the next 24 to 48 hours. this is really the front of it. now the shelter person told us, the director of the shelter said they are expecting about 2500 total coming. so this is growing as it heads north towards ultimately the united states, guys. steve: all right. griff jenkins live in guatemala city where it is 5:36 in the morning. tom homan joins us. you know him. former acting ice director. over the last two days griff has been talking to people. the reason they are marching north, they need to make money or they have got family there those are two reasons not would qualify you for asylum. no. to qualify for asylum you have to be escaping fear and persecution because of your race, ethnicity or political beliefs. coming for a better life doesn t qualify for asylum. i can t blame anybody want to be the greatest country on earth. you can t be a part of the greatest country on earth and not respect its laws. stopped in line with the other millions of people
heather: as the migrant caravan closes in and donald trump announces measures to limit asylum to those entering the country illegally our next guest says those thousands of people entering at once could major impact on our economy. joining us is peter maurice the, professor of business at the university of maryland, great to have you with us. we keep talking about the humanitarian aspect of this but you are talking about the money and we according to you can t afford it. we can t afford it economically and we can t afford it culturally. is not just the 6000 but hundreds of thousands and perhaps millions that would come from central america which is a dystopia, venezuela and other places in south america all marching north. germany had this problem. they admitted 100 million syrians and other middle eastern errors.