migration and others. thank you, mr. secretary. a bus of migrants from texas arrived in front of the vice president s house this morning. what s your response to that, to more buses of migrants being sent from texas to washington, d.c.? it is a both sad and tragic day when a government official uses migrants as a pawn for political purposes. thank you for being here. on the memo that the u.s. border patrol chief sent last night allowing for parole releases if overcrowding becomes an issue, that s not title 8 like you said would happen. these migrants don t get any alien registration number that would be used to track them. they re instead asked to self-report to i.c.e. within 60 days. you said at the beginning that you ve prepared for this moment for almost two years, so why is part of that plan an honor system? oh, it is not an honor
day when a government official uses migrants as a pawn for political purposes. thank you for being here. on the memo that the u.s. border patrol chief sent to section chiefs last night allowing for parole releases if overcrowding becomes an issue, that s not title 8 like you said would happen. these migrants don t get an alien registration number or court date, they are asked to self-report to ice within 60 days. you said at the beginning you prepared for this moment for almost two years. why is part of that plan an honor system? oh, it is not an honor system. what we do is we use the resources that we have to meet the challenges that we confront. this is a tool that has been used in the past. the vast majority of individuals will indeed be placed in
crowds you re seeing from across the border, whether you re talking with texas or arizona, all the way out to california, that move is on. jacqui heinrich at the white house with how they re responding to this. jacqui? homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas came to the white house to insist to reporters that the border is not open and anyone that shows up there after midnight tonight will bumedt night, the u.s. borr patrol chief sent a memo to sector chiefs allowing for parole releases if overcrowding happens. under a parole release, migrants don t get an alien registration number, which is used to track them. they don t get a court date. instead, they are asked to turn themselves in to ice within 60 days to start immigration proceedings on themselves. you said at the beginning
to out to all sector chiefs authorizing the use of parole releases. in certain cases, migrants will be released into a community without an alien registration number, which is used to track them. without a future court date as well. instead, they re released and they re asked to please turn themselves in to ice within 60 days. back to you. martha: bill, quick question for you. we have a map of the areas that are full to capacity. you have rgv el paso, san diego, del rio, el centro. in those communities if you live there, you can expect there s mass releases that will be happening in to your neighborhoods, in to your town. where are those people supposed to go? well, when they do those releases, they try to drop them off at a gas station or a bus stop so they have some way of transporting themselves elsewhere. in el paso, that s not always
international humanitarian relief. the united nations high commissioner for refugees. the international organization for migration and others. go ahead, brian. thank you. thank you, mr. secretary. a bus of migrants from texas arrived in front of the vice president s office this morning. vice president s house this morning. what s your response to that, to more buses of migrants being sent from texas to washington, d.c.? it is a both sad and tragic day when a government official uses migrants as a pawn for political purposes. thank you, mr. secretary, for being here. on the memo that the u.s. border patrol chief sent to chiefs last night allowing for parole releases if overcrowding becomes an issue, that s not title 8 like you said would happen. these migrants don t get an alien registration number that would be used to track them. they don t get a court date.