fence. on the other side is the rio grande, into juarez on the mexico side. that s been a gathering spot where hundreds of thousands of migrants have gathered. in fact, we have seen that this morning as border patrol agents very escorting long lines of migrants that arrived here, and they are being walked over to a processing center, where some of them will be sent back into mexico because of title 42. others might receive paperwork and an immigration court date. this continues to happen as this city in particular braces for the possibility lifting of title 42 next week. sun fade away over el paso, a large group of migrants stand on the borders s edge waiting to be processed, while a few other tiptoe across a short path of
thing that it is not longer in place? basically, what trump did with say part of it was because the pandemic. they want to make sure people were processed on the mexico side. but making that like an argument, it takes away from the power the presidency regardless of his holding office to negotiate appropriately with foreign powers. that was the basis over the dismissal from the supreme court. it vacated the remaining mexico policy. sends it back to laura cards. saying that the courts should not decide what power the president of the nine states has when it comes to negotiating with foreign entities. and everyone can agree on. that i think the challenge though is that still need to create some more movement broadly around immigration. the challenge that we re seeing at the border is that it is convoluted. asylum seekers on the border with 11 who have lived for more than 20 years. what we re looking for is how the administration now g coupled the crisis of the border, at the same t
that area you could have a russian married to a ukrainian. in this case it s a georgian married to a ukrainian. he had residency in ukraine. will that count? a lot of people want answers. until this website is up and running, they don t know yet. they re worried this won t be fast enough to bring their loved ones here. there was no time limit. it was not this year or next year. given what s been happening with people at the southern border, which you know better than anyone, people just waiting on the mexico side. of course. you asked the secretary of state yourself and he couldn t give a commitment of over what time period they want to bring in those 100,000 refugees. a lot of people i ve talked to said it s like hunger games for the visas here. we do know as of today that route through the southern border is going to be a lot
it had impacts throughout the entire country. yeah, you have supply chains coming in for car parts, foodst. mexico is a huge importer to the united states of much of our produce across the country. so, you know, across texas and other parts of the country, people didn t get the food they needed, and we already have supply chain problems, and it was not only it wasn t at all helpful. dps wasn t even allowed to fully inspect the vehicles, so they re just pulling them over, adding hours waits, days waits for cargo and you saw mexican truckers actually start protesting these actions on the mexico side, and it was such a failed policy that he s had to rescind it. so, last thing here, also part of this policy was shipping asylum seekers to the nation s capital, to washington, d.c., by bus. that s some of what i showed earlier as i came to you.