come. those were then-candidate joe biden s words to asylum seekers in 2019 as he slammed his opponent donald trump s immigration policies. today thousands of migrants waiting for their chance to cross the border are trying to heed that call. in the hours since title 42 was lifted we have seen an orderly processing mostly despite warning from the white house that the first few days could get chaotic. we are live in el paso and in san diego where many who have been in limbo waiting for months have now finally gotten through. the question is next where do they go now, and while the numbers so far seem manageable the white house is still facing legal pushback from both the aclu and some states. late last night a judge in florida sided with governor ron desantis and blocked the administration from carrying out key parts of its new immigration plan, which could lead to overcrowding. we re going to explain what will happen in a moment because capacity is very much an issue, even be
week. this will take a week in the house. you had cbo, the congressional budget office, this morning concurring with the treasury department and saying early june is a reasonable estimate for the debt limit. now, aides in the negotiations told me today that they expect at some point in the next couple of days they will get another estimate from treasury, they hope, to see if it is still at june or maybe it is at june 15th. if it get to june 15th, most people estimate they could go until july. so there s just a lot of uncertainty right now, katy. garrett, what about a plan b? i know there were some plan bs on the table the table from dem were saying that they just can t let this happen. where do we stand? where do they stand on flushing those out? look, there s theoretical plans b through q here, probably, and the problem is, none of them have really been tried, in theory, there is an opportunity for what is called a discharge petition that would potentially get a clean debt
original plan is sledded and they move on to plans b, c, et cetera, that part of those plans is extracting an enormous price from civilians. that is straight out of the russian play book, goes back to chechnya, repeated in syria more recently and we re seeing it here. that is you can t really look at these attacks on cities and civilian areas as, quote unquote, collateral damage, you know. stray bullets, as it were, stray shells. it s part of the plan. squeeze the civilian population. that s both from the air, aerial bombard 789 and shelling but also on the ground by restricting power, water, food, supplies that kind of thing. and then when you set up these humanitarian corridors, they become targets as well. at least that s what ukrainian officials are telling us. i spoke a number of times in the last few days with the deputy mayor of mariupol who says that s exactly what he s seeing on the ground. so, it s a long slog of a war. russia not meeting its objectives on the time frame that
all backed by a dedicated team, 24/7. every day in business is a big day. we ll keep you ready for what s next. comcast business powering possibilities. plans b and c in hopes of passing immigration reform after the senate parliamentarian shot down plan a. the ruling makes it clear the pathway to citizenship cannot be included as part of the $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill. joining us lauren fox on capitol hill and arlette saenz is with the president of rehoboth beach, delaware. this is a huge setback for the administration. first, talking about everything that s happening up there, nothing of which seems to be going in the direction that the
kennedy said when the going gets tough, the tough get going. why is mueller still in that department? why doesn t he leave? he s being beaten up for no good reason for his reputation or integrity. as for believing anything barr says, i m not involved, well, he has a conflict from the beginning. one thing mueller can talk about is how in blazes he was excluded from the release of information and why he was resistant when he said this is not accurate. this doesn t represent the findings of my investigation. why hasn t this been resolved in a way that we as citizens know what really happened here? i think part of the answer may be that the democrats haven t figured out what they are going to do with what they call the stonewalling. you re a prosecutor, a litigator. right. you have to have plans b and c. there are clues on that which i want your analysis on tonight. the idea that demes would focus on bringing in mueller s aggressive deputies including