appeals court ruling, his office argued that these policies increase recidivism rates long after they posed any safety risk to their communities. there are many among his own deputy district attorneys say that that he is simply out of touch with the reality of crime in los angeles. basically the policies have told many criminals that they won t be held accountable for their actions. in the meantime he continues to face the potential recall, campaigners having submitted more than 750,000 signatures in support of the move. just over 566,000 have to be found to be valid to trigger a recall vote. they found 78% to be valid, that would be just enough to put the campaign over the threshold.
when it comes to sound law enforcement. we re confident the california supreme court will take no action to interfere with the injunction against mr. gascon. gascon meantime continues to face that potential recall with campaigners having submitted more than 715,000 voter signatures in support of the move. just over 566,000 of those have to be found to be valid to trigger a recall vote. now a 5% sample of those signatures counted by the l.a. county registrar showed 78% to be valid. that, bill, would just put the campaign over the threshold, just. so now the registrar says he will count and verify every one of the signatures in what is a very high-stakes waiting game for george gascon. we ll have an answer next month. bill: thank you, jonathan. nice to see you in l.a. jonathan hunt. sandra: federal authorities reporting a historic seizure of
recall vote. officials are officially taking a stand of their own and declaring an invasion at the border as the crisis overwhelms their communities. i m here to let you know that the invasion israel. the biden administration what do you think about it. governor abbott, were asking you to step up even more than you have. my county comes first people of texas are experiencing an invasion. national border patrol council vice president joins me now. good morning. clearly, so much frustration in these communities. what officials telling you about what lesson to take this step? the frustration goes beyond these officials, the frustration is being at the heart of the many border patrol agents that have been working non-stop. you re seeing the amount of individuals that continues to come to that state claiming some type of asylum, it s pretty much a catch and release is what s happening.
him, mr. flores did not have a documented history of violence. george gascon office lost a top aid and the group working to recall him said they reached 650,000 signature to trigger a recall vote against him. we spoke with father of jace young killed in 20twenty, he said progressive policies are not keeping people safe. i blame him for the handling of the case and when we have the situation like we had in san francisco, we had a district attorney who in my opinion came to work with a lot of his own personal issues and instead of being a district attorney, he was a public defender for the criminals, it tends to trigger situation where you continue to perpetuate violence because there is no actual
this comes as the office lost one of his top aids. says they reached the 665,000 signature to trigger a recall vote for. back to you guys. brian, losing to one of those violent gangs. saying so so the three strikes law that was in place before gascon took over under the new rules, he gets two year s probation. he also gascon said that he had served two prison terms for burglary and car theft and pleaded no contest to possession of firearm as a felony. he should have been in jail for three years. in which case, he would not have murdered those two police