2,943 held beyond the 72 hour limit placed on border patrol. homeland security says the u.s. could soon reach the highest number of people apprehended at the border and more than 20 years. immigration lawyers say migrants are sending their children over the border alone illegally so they won t be sent back. democrats are blaming former president trump for the overwhelming surge of the border. he and his successor, president joe biden, are speaking out tonight. did biden administration still refuses to call it happening a crisis. people are coming in by the hundreds of thousands, young children are coming in. they leave their homes and they come up because they think it s going to be so wonderful and frankly our country can handle it. it is a crisis like we ve rarely had. certainly we ve never had on the border. but it s going to get much worse. shannon: hello and welcome to fox news @ night. i m shannon bream in washington. white house correspondent kevin corke is track
and average per day up from 313 per day from laszlo, 4200 children in custody, 2943 held beyond the 72 hour limit placed on border patrol. homeland security says the us could soon reach the highest number of people apprehended at the border in 28 years. immigration lawyers say the migrants are sending their children over the border alone so they won t be sent back. democrats are blaming donald trump for the overwhelming surge of the border, hit his successor, president joe biden are speaking out tonight, the biden administration still refuses to call what is happening a crisis. people are coming in by the hundreds of thousands, young children are coming in and they believe they think it is going to be so wonderful and our country can t handle it. it is a crisis like we have rarely had and certainly we ve never had on the border but is going to get much worse. shannon: welcome to fox news at night. white house correspondent kevin cork is tracking what donald trump and pres
This case is about carmen. This case is about nick. Thats all for this edition of dateline. Im natalie morales, thank you for watching. Good morning on this sunday morning. Im Frances Rivera at msnbc world quarters. Its 6 00 in the east, 3 00 out west. Heres whats happening. The impeachment battle intensifies. The latest on the timeline an the strike that vi for both sides. Plus, the new effort to unmask the whistleblower. A political pressure on the other side to delay and stone wall as long as possible. If they do impeach the president , the senate doesnt vote to convict, imagine what kind of a presidency youre going to have. The American Public is very smart and they will understand if the story is told and in a simple way. Also, the new report about Hillary Clintons emails and how the Trump Administration is still investigating them. And they are back. The gang at sn all right. Returns poking fun at the president and his personal attorney. Spenl this morning, the battle lines as im
standard punch line that you could apply to almost anything being blown out of proportion, all of this time, all of these years now the state department has been investigating it. the state department under rex tillerson. the state department under mike pompeo. they continued to investigate hillary clinton and her e-mails. i mean, just as recently as last month, we were getting headlines like these, saying the state department probe into hillary clinton s e-mails was intensifying. as many as 130 officials have been contacted in recent weeks by state department investigators. that was last month. and then we get the findings. you know, someone, clear some space on page a-16 of the saturday edition of the print paper. because there will be no fanfare here, no blaring of trumpets, not even a whimper here. we will just learn quietly that, oh, by the way, that investigation is over and it didn t find anything. in a nine-page letter to congress announcing the end of the years-long state depa
the state department under mike pompeo. they continued to investigate hillary clinton and her e-mails. i mean, just as recently as last month, we were getting headlines like these, saying the state department probe into hillary clinton s e-mails was intensifying. as many as 130 officials have been contacted in recent weeks by state department investigators. that was last month. and then we get the findings. you know, someone, clear some space on page a-16 of the saturday edition of the print paper. because there will be no fanfare here, no blaring of trumpets, not even a whimper here. we will just learn quietly that, oh, by the way, that investigation is over and it didn t find anything. in a nine-page letter to congress announcing the end of the years-long state department investigation, we learn that despite thousands of person hours of review and investigative effort involving statements from hundreds of department of state employees, past and present, in conclusion, there was no pe