transnational gangs, working with mexico to prevent them from bringing guns and drugs across our border. to fight human trafficking and improve human safety. how are you going to do that without i.c.e. who are you going to call? ghost busters? as someone who claims to champion minority communities. you know they are the ones most of impacted by drug cartels and gangs coming through our porous border. between 2017 and 2018, i.c.e. seized. 68,000 pounds of 687 pounds of drugs. more than 430 criminal arrests in child exploitation investigation, rescuing hundreds of child victims. and you want to oppose i.c.e.?
bringing guns and drugs across our border. to fight human trafficking and improve human safety. how are you going to do that without i.c.e. who are you going to call? ghost busters? as someone who claims to champion minority communities. you know they are the ones most of impacted by drug cartels and gangs coming through our porous border. between 2017 and 2018, i.c.e. seized. 68,000 pounds of 687 pounds of drugs. more than 430 criminal arrests in child exploitation investigation, rescuing hundreds of child victims. and you want to oppose i.c.e.? you call them like kkk?
bringing guns and drugs across our border. to fight human trafficking and improve human safety. how are you going to do that without i.c.e. who are you going to call? ghost busters? as someone who claims to champion minority communities. you know they are the ones most of impacted by drug cartels and gangs coming through our porous border. between 2017 and 2018, i.c.e. seized. 68,000 pounds of 687 pounds of drugs. more than 430 criminal arrests in child exploitation investigation, rescuing hundreds of child victims. and you want to oppose i.c.e.? you call them like kkk?
britain out of the european union. there were resignations. it s a huge controversy. and president trump has now given an interview in which he said, he would have done brexit differently, he tried to tell theresa may how to do it, but she wouldn t listen to him. which should make tomorrow pretty interesting there. david? yeah. once she sees the paper in the morning. all right, terry moran, our thanks to you tonight. in the meantime, back here at home this evening, and to the other news. increasing concern over rip currents up and down the east coast tonight. they have turned deadly. one swimmer carried out to sea for nearly ten hours and surviving. here s abc s victor oquendo for us. reporter: tonight, rip currents turning d rescuing hundreds of swimmers at packed beaches up and down the east coast. in volusia county, florida, a 61-year-old man from michigan died after being swept away by a rip current wednesday. how quickly can you get swept up in one of those currents? it ca
blamed on hurricane/tropical storm irene. more than three million homes and businesses still don t have power. flood warnings still are in effect in five states from vermont to new jersey. all this brings me to my colleague, mary snow, in patterson, new jersey. mary, what is going on there around you right now? reporter: well, evacuations have been going on for the past 48 hours and they are only intensifying because you just mentioned, there are some rivers that have yet to crest. here in patterson, new jersey, which is about three blocks away from the passaic river, that has not yet crested. we are told it s about seven feet higher than it normally is, and there have been boats going out that were with the state office of emergency management, their search and rescue teams have been going out all morning. we are joined by the mayor of patterson, jeff jones. mr. mayor, thanks for joining us. what is your biggest concern right now? well, the biggest concern right now is t