that brutal storm that killed 50 people, plus left thousands stranded across the country. why one governor is now calling her state a war zone and in ukraine, an attempted drone attack deep inside russia has vladimir putin once again saying he s ready for peace talks, but is anybody taking that offer seriously as president zelenskyy urges his countrymen to keep the faith. today the future of title 42 allowing migrants to be turned away quickly at the border because of covid-19 public health concerns remains in limbo. what is clear, that the dangser to migrants and the political fight are increasing the supreme court could grant the biden administration s request to end the trump-era border policy, or keep it in place issuing a longer stay. but with freezing temperatures not only is a humanitarian crisis growing at the southern border, the white house is now financial saying strong criticism for governor abbott after that busload of migrants was dropped off in front of vic
and trying to seek help in shelters as temperature dipped into the 20s and 30s the biden administration did respond and say they don t believe that title 42 should be kept in place, but need more time to implement the transition as dhs right now is still overseeing title 42 for some 23,000 agents on the southwest border trying to manage what has been utter chaos for the moment. now, what s the significance of december 27th, tomorrow? that s when the biden administration asked until at least that period of time to make this transition but everything remains murky as we currently are under this administrative stay issued by the supreme court. how it will be resolved is not clear. what is clear, looking at one of the worst crises in terms of immigration in the last half century, political and economic distress throughout the region rocking the state of affairs, and you see play out on the border right now what happens next week is anybody s guess. in miami, sam brock, nbc news.
thinking about this and mobilizing around this issue you know, if you look at what s happened in new york, you know, thousands and thousands of migrants have come here to port authority and the city is estimating that at least $1 billion will be needed annually to manage this influx and you even have the city council of new york, a democratic city, challenging the biden administration on this issue saying that the city needs more resources. so the concern is that, though this is a, sort of an ongoing crisis, that i do think going to lee s point earlier, that the administration has the funds to do this, and there s no reason for, you know, the elected officials in the city of new york and across the country to, who are democrats, yelling at a democratic administration saying you guys got to step up to the plate. that should not be the case. what s going to happen if this does not get addressed you will see young people mobilize around
that brutal storm that killed 50 people, plus left thousands stranded across the country. why one governor is now calling her state a war zone and in ukraine, an attempted drone attack deep inside russia has vladimir putin once again saying he s ready for peace talks, but is anybody taking that offer seriously as president zelenskyy urges his countrymen to keep the faith. today the future of title 42 allowing migrants to be turned away quickly at the border because of covid-19 public health concerns remains in limbo. what is clear, that the dangser to migrants and the political fight are increasing the supreme court could grant the biden administration s request to end the trump-era border policy, or keep it in place issuing a longer stay. but with freezing temperatures not only is a humanitarian crisis growing at the southern border, the white house is now financial saying strong