he goes back and pick pockets. but a terrorist may go back and kill 3,000 people in new york. shannon: a spirited show as always. happy valentine s day, chris. thank you, same to you. shannon: and you can catch all of chris wallace s interviews with general jones and south carolina senator graham today on fox news sunday right after our show at 2:00 and 6:00 eastern time. border patrol agents may not be getting the help they need to keep the border secure. a fair and balanced debate, coming up.
don t expect an olympic athlete to die from an accident that happens just before an olympics game. this has increased the rhetoric about the blame game, the canadian officials stand by the quality and the safety of their track. not real happy about some of the changes that were made to slow the athletes down like starting at the women s start line and also slowing down the ice a little bit at that curve. so this controversy is not going away. we know that the head of the federation of luge actually came out before the games and said that the track speed should be capped at about 85 miles per hour but we know that the lugers were actually going down at 96 miles per hour before the accident on friday. shannon. in. all right, dan springer streaming live from vancouver. looks like a beautiful day. thank sow so much, dan. speaking of the olympics, america is off to a good start.
immigration audits and increased the amount of deportation. more people were deported the first year of the obama administration than any year of the bush administration. border guards have doubled from 10,000 to 20,000 and the border guards are essential but more important is to create a legal system where people can cross legally when they have a job offer in the united states. shannon: you are shaking your head, there is many so of that you disagree with. the big immigration story has been the nonstop steady dismantling of every meaningful piece of enforcement. with regards to the virtual fence it should not and never was intended to be a substitute for the physical fence. we don t have a virtual problem. we have a real problem. we have 2,000 aliens who dart across the board each and every day. we need a physical fence and adequate border patrol agents yet this administration cut 180 border patrol positions and in
that hasn t happened yet. jim allen has been exonerated by the judge. a review on line called for his release. kay bailey hutchinson has called for his release. nancy employees sainannancy pelo come home. there s no reason for him to sit in jail in haiti. at this time what kind of involvement is the state department offering or not offering in this case, hiram? well, what i can tell you is from what we understand, they re doing the best that they can. they re trying to resolve the situation. we have faith that they will continue to do their job, but now what we have is we have an innocent american who is sitting in a jail in haiti for no good reason, and he needs to come home. we need to bring jim home, and people can learn more at bringjimhome.com. shannon: lisa, tell us about your husband, why he would be so selfless to drop everything after what we saw in haiti and decide to go there.
shannon: a new report shows that illegal immigration is on the decline. according to a department of homeland security report the nation s illegal immigrant population dropped by for thatly one million, the sharpest decrease in 30 years. the report is causing hot debate over whether the statistics are correct and how they could affect immigration reform. the obama administration is planning to cut 225 billion florida one of the programs that went into effect after 9/11. the virtual set of cameras and fences focused on the u.s. mexico border. technical problems have plagued the $8 billion program so far. is it time to pull the plug on the virtual fence? joining us, immigration attorney bill waserstein and glen from the foundation for