packed over capacity in many parts of the 2000 thousand mile long border. of course, title 42 has come and gone and migrants keep coming, guys. we got here 1:30 local time and so far two different bus loads at migrants here at gate 42 loaded up and taken to processing centers. we shot video of that if you want to show it for our viewers. they are the folks who have done the paperwork. el paso sector already seen a surge of migrants trying to gets in illegally as well. check out these numbers. in april, el paso sector saw 1400 apprehensions per day. but in the last 48 hours, this sector had 1500 am apprehensions, homeland security secretary released in statement at midnight quote: starting tonight people who arrive at the border without using a lawful pathway will be presumed ineligible for asylum. the border is not open. people who do not use available pathways into the u.s. face tougher consequences including minimum five year ban on reentry and criminal prosecution. now ove
william la jeunesse is in tijuana, mexico to assess the conditions there jacqui heinrich at the white house with the latest from the biden administration. but we begin with correspondent bill melugin in brownsville, texas again tonight. good evening, bill. bret, good evening to you. cbp sources tell me in the last three days in a row, border patrol has made at least 10,000 migrant apprehensions. those are the highest daily totals ever recorded. fox is also told in the coming days we can expect to see the largest wave of mass releases the u.s. has ever seen. back to in the mexican border city of reynosa thousands of haitians have gathered ahead of title 42 s expiration at midnight. the change in policy means for the first time in over three years, border patrol will lose the ability to quickly expel migrants back to mexico in an already historic border crisis is expected to get worse. here in brownsville, evidence of that crisis is on full display. images from a fox dron
black homeless man. it happened on a new york city subway train after the man became unruly. potentially demanding an arrest. senior correspondent laura ingl is in new york life. hello, laura. reporter: shannah kothera many questions about what led u to the moments we have seen on that cell phone video of the chokehold with reports that someone said there was a weapon involved. now we have just obtained dispatch audio of when the nypd response to 911 calls referencing a gun and sends emergency responders to the scene. we ll have more that little bit first or listen to this. whenever we got to do, take it to the streets. shake make up. tear ( bleep ) up! [chanting]. as the voices demanding justice for jordan neely grow louder a source told fox news the case could go to a grand jury next week. one key issue what was the former marines mindset during the daily struggle which will help determine what, if any, charges he may face one of the former marine has lawyered up, cho
china. many of which turn out to be scientists. they are coming through our border rather than using our immigration system or going to college and refusing to leave. so now we re watching the end of title 42 and brought to wonder what is it going to mean now that title 8 is in place? what do you have to say when you come to the border in order to get in? one thing that will get you in hey, i m oppressed. i m gay. i can t stay in my country. that gets you a free pass. in meanwhile the mayors joined bret baier last night in this area. three of them joined. just talked about what is it like on the ground? how bad they need help. they are not talking about democrat or republican. they just need help. watch. this is not our problem. it s not a municipal issue. it s federal government issue. we want to see some action. finally some action. they tell us they have it under control. i can tell you right now in our sector in uvalde, that probably 75% of our border patrol they re not on the
you would think they are. these are individuals that come in fingerprint them, get a name and information, they send them into the country and ask them to turn them selves in to an ice agent they want to be able to pick. bret: mayor, this does not seem tenable over the long-term. they tell us they have control and all of that can i tell you right now our sector in uvalde that probably 75% of our border patrol, they are not on the border. they are in these processing places. the border is wide open. and right now they are telling us they are not going to release anybody here. but, right now, eagle pass is getting 20 buses a day. del rio, i think, is sitting at about 1700 right now. they are right at capacity. and so when they hit that capacity towfns like my h. we