wall street journal assistant editor james freeman is here to weigh in. but first, no end in sight for the migrant crisis overtaking the southern border and no plan in place yet from the white house with the title 42 policy possibly ending any day now. welcome to america reports, i m aishah hasnie in washington. i m rich edson. border patrol agents are taking drastic steps to prepare for the worst. in just a matter of days, built a massive tent in the el paso desert bigger than a football field to handle the expected overflow of migrants if title 42 is lifted. and the new york post puts it welcome mat for illegal immigrants. chad wolf is standing by, but first matt is live at the southern border in eagle pass, texas. matt. rick, so far today our crews have seen four different migrant groups cross into the united states. standard procedure along the southern border. the surge is not slowing down and did not slow down over the christmas holiday weekend. sources
a dog abandoned at san francisco international airport has a new home, thanks to a united airlines pilot. polaris was travelling with a passenger from china but the traveller did not have the proper paperwork to bring the puppy into the u.s. instead of trying to resolve the problem, the owner just gave the dog up. look at how cute his eyes are. united airlines worked to make sure polaris was taken care of until he could be adopted. guess what happened, captain william dale and his family looked into those sweet puppy eyes and stepped up. and to celebrate, united hosted an adoption party and donated $5,000 to the san francisco spca. so, everybody wins, including polaris, who gets to go home with a captain, a pilot. that s exciting. rich: what an adorable dog, too. and for him not to have to go through a shelter, go through the whole process, really good way to step up there. aishah: my new year s resolution was to adopt a dog,