is enabling the cartels, emboldening the child traffickers and incentivizing human devastation. when i worked in washington as press secretary, my boss former president trump had a clear plan to secure our border. remain in mexico for example, that required my grants to stay in mexico during immigration hearings instead of released into the interior. the safe third country agreement flying asylum applicants out of the border to a safe third party country. but president biden he did away with trump s policies, dismantled the entire system and now we are on the cusp of biden doing another trump era policy, just tossing it out the window. title 42, it s a pandemic era order that allows for the rapid expulsion of migrant the. the numbers tell the story of biden s border failure, 6,000,000 migrants crossed the border. that doesn t count the 1.2 million got aways. as we approach tonight s lifting of title 42, 11:59 p.m. this evening, more than 10,000 migrants are crossing our borde
of ayman, dangerous words. donald trump s escalating attacks on the judges and prosecutors involve his criminal cases. plus, second term warning. and alarming new report about the no holds barred s legal minds trump once and his administration. and mac up max jansen s ties to the christian nationalist movement in this country. i m ayman mohyeldin, let s get started. anytime that you are alone bait looking over your shoulder. that was just one of the threats fbi investigators say an alabama man left on the voice mail of fulton county district attorney fani willis on august 6th. days before she brought charges against donald trump and 18 of his associates for seeking to overturn the 2020 election. and there were many more direct willis and fulton county sheriff patrick labonte both were not going to repeat them here. this week, federal prosecutors announced after right hansen, the second is now facing two counts of transmitting and estate threats to injure willis and labonte.
OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma City Ballet opens their 52nd season with an exploration of revenge, betrayal, and love in Stephen Mills’ “Hamlet,” Oct. 27-29 at the Oklahoma City Civic Center