individuals. there are detainers, officials believe there s as many as a million who have been ordered by a court to be removed from the country. 2,000 they believe pose a threat to society. we are going to talk to the acting cbp commissioner, mark morgan as well as an exclusive interview with the acting director of i.c.e. later this morning. turning now to a fox news alert, several communities are facing a major flood risk as tropical barry moves slowly across the gulf cost. barry made landfall as a category 1 hurricane before weakening to a tropical storm. the governor of louisiana is warning residents to remain vigilant. don t let your guard down. the national weather service is telling us when it comes to rain, the exact opposite is true. the storm has a long way to go before it leaves the state.
to pay for their own levee system is $70 billion and he has a lot of complaints about the way money was distributed after hurricane katrina 14 years ago. thawl of that money got hogged up by new orleans and used or their system and there wasn t a lot left for the smaller parishes that don t have a lot of people. the big cities hogging automatic of thhogging all ofthe money. as you see here in handville, this is what we have, standing water. the winds are down, which is nice. it s nice to just be rained on and not be blown over at the same time. but this thing could dump rain for another couple of days. this will continue to be a water story here in southern louisiana. back to you. rob schmitt doing work down there in louisiana. thanks a lot. it s all about the rain. we saw this in houston. rick, what is going to happen this time with the rain?
strange way. he has no ability to connect. even when he goes around the country talking about the douglas plan of his to combat racism, it s all clinical. there s an interview that discussed the fact that there s no heart in this and that s the problem with pete buttigieg. sending the police pizza while you re claiming they re based in a racist system is a weird way of saying you care. i want you to take a listen to mayor pete talking about policing in general earlier in the campaign and then i ll get your opinion on the back side. my community is in anguish because of an officer-involved shooting, a black man killed by an white officer. this is an issue facing our community and so many other communities around the country. until we move policing 0 out from the shadow of systemic racism, we will be left with the bigger problem of the fact that there s a wall of mistrust put
thanks, david. fox news alert. sanctuary city mayors have a message for the feds during today s i.c.e. raids. we do not assist with immigration enforcement. we have been and will be and will continue to be a sanctuary city. sco what else can we expect with the raids getting under way? acting cbp commissioner mark morgan here to react next.
hours, talk to me about the challenge fema has in terms of the terrain that you ve got to really spread out over. so, you know, it has been raining, and it was raining before barry, so the ground is saturated. it s going to continue to rain. it s going to rain up the lower mississippi valley. that rain s going to come back down probably early, late next week, so even though barry may be nothing but a memory, we re still going to have flooding conditions that persist in the mississippi valley all the way down to louisiana. so, again, the rain is the threat. not only while it s raining, but, you know, in a couple days when those flood waters come back down the mississippi into the gulf. sir, talk about the dangers in water that has been standing for not just 48, 72 hours, but that could potentially be standing for a week or longer. yeah. well, first of all, i think our message about water is stay out of it. you know, 90% of all the water-related deaths from weather, you know, weath