complicating the process and states complained there left to pay for much of the problem. we will have more on that in a few minutes with arizona attorney general mark renovate. let's go to david spunt covering from wilmington, delaware. the white house is not calling this a crisis but there said even the federal emergency agency, how is that going on with the public? >> the white house is calling this a challenge right now other than southern border. they want fema to be used for weather disasters like storms in the winter storm in colorado like hurricanes not specifically what's going on on the southern border. president biden left wilmington in route to the white house where he will be later this hour but i see the white house clearly sees there's a problem on the southern border because are deploying fema to take care of the unaccompanied minors homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas site attributed announcement that fema is going to be sheltering the unaccompanied minors taking care of the kids for the next 90 days at least housing facility for children are overwhelmed and fema primary responsibility is responding to natural disasters so this will test the agency to be able to do both. >> the sending fema as reinforcement, not for today or tomorrow but three weeks from now. what is clear, there can be no equivocation when sending a message to people who are thinking about joining the caravan. it has to be her border is closed. this idea that it's joe biden's election that prompted more people to show up and belied by the actual facts the evidence suggests it isn't the policy of the u.s. a administration that drives migration to the united states it's the desperation of the circumstances these people are living under. >> difficult circumstances no question for the migrants but as you look at the numbers from custom and border patrol 100,000 encounters in february alone just under 10% are unaccompanied minors, the trump administration turn the unaccompanied children away from the border citing a national emergency plus the national pandemic, the international pandemic in many cases these children have nothing not even relatives no question, sad stories and jen psaki said the current approach is humane and moral. republicans may disagree based on the numbers coming in from the southern border. meanwhile present abiding will head out on the road to tout his $1.9 trillion covered relief package in pennsylvania and georgia but no question the administration looking at the southern border for the president to make a trip in person himself. jon: david spunt from wilmington, delaware. david thank you. fox news getting an exclusive look at the situation on the southern border after 30000 unaccompanied kids crossed in february alone. griff jenkins continues his boots on the ground reporting at the texas mexico border. >> is been active day i do look at border patrol speeding along the levee which is a mile on a mild half from the rio grande river where there are migrants crossing illegally almost 24 hours a day here you see a pile of ladder stacked up these are ladders that the migrants are try to used to scale a levee wall so they can get into the community and mission texas if you look over the wall you could see the broken ladders, backpack, it was not here yesterday when we saw it, we spoke with one of the residents who lives beyond the ladders, here's what he had to say. >> they did do something because it's like they opened up the floodgates it's really ridiculous this is not pulling them back. >> is not just about the people the other part of the equation the drugs, the dea making a massive drug bust this past thursday season 308 pounds of marijuana, 18 pounds of methamphetamine and 88 pounds of cocaine the dea special agent in charge richard sanchez giving us a tour of the seas of drugs and having this to say. >> cartels are not going to stop but were not going to stop either what they need to know is where here and were not going away and we will continue to do her job. >> in the cbp tweeting about this specifically saying in the span of the past four days they have seized more than 1800 pounds of narcotics. bottom line both officials and residents here telling me that they want the politicians in washington to get together and come up with a solution to stop the flow, the escalating flow of people and narcotics into the community. jon: griff jenkins at the southern border. thank you. >> our next guest leading an legal fight to stop present abiding overturning the trump administration overcharge role. they must prove they can support themselves financially before admitted to the country. in a statement he writes is unconscionable to overwhelm our infrastructure and immigration personnel when were dealing with the health and economic devastation of the pandemic. the reckless violation of federal law is only created a national crisis and putting additional strains on our state and hard-working arizona taxpayers. joining us out arizona attorney general mark, let's take a step back the public charge role goes back to the clinton administration doesn't it? and it's required immigrants coming into this country be able to support themselves not avail themselves of federal tax payer programs, correct? >> public charge goes back further than that something that has been linked to immigration system for 100 years. these rules have been propagated by various presidents in order to make sure when someone is immigrating into this country that they are self-sufficient and they can take care of themselves and will become a productive member of society. jon: with the stroke of a pen five days or so ago president biden undid that. >> it's really unconscionable what's going on i would urge any of these politicians and the biden administration to come down talk to border officials and look at what's going on because her first lawsuit was because they stopped recording people of deportation there's literally a million people in this country people have been charged and convicted of crimes are being deported that is creating incredible stress on the system. unilaterally the public charge role dropping an appeal that was pending before the supreme court what that does is send out a huge message that you could come across-the-board illegally and there's not going to be any consequences and furthermore you'll get all the benefits like healthcare education, staff programs and i think it's unconscionable because right now as were struggling with the pandemic and struggling with all these covid-19 issues people in arizona they can't get an appointment benefits we may need additionally thousands of more people coming in and putting strains on our safety net. jon: your written in that complaint that it's going to cost the state dearly roughly a billion dollars, here's part of the statement the federal government only pays a portion of the cost involved in many of the public benefit programs and issue, increasing the strain on the overstretched state assistance program and estimated the rule will save the state one and a tenth of a billion dollars annually in direct payments. and by enforcing the rule the states save money in the federal government continues with this executive order from present abiding the states will have to cough up those funds. >> right is not just the money, remember if your tax payer, 90% when it comes to healthcare systems and medicaid those are federal tax dollars not only the states that are impacted anybody lopez federal taxes will be impacted. let us not forget you mentioned the drug bust by the dea our office prosecuted cases with tens of thousands of fentanyl coming across the border and dozens of heroin that stuff is not staying here, that is going through out the country. tell me about the financial cost about the social cost in length is kid ourselves every single person that comes across as border they may have the best of intentions but the drug cartel are making money off of that it's a bosses that are exploiting the migrants right now and we in the country are paying the cost. >> the speaker of the house it might not surprise you is blaming the trump administration for what happened here saying abiding the administration has inherited a broken system. listen. >> this is a humanitarian challenge to all of us what the administration has inherited is a broken system at the border in their working to correct that in the children's interest, this again is a transition to what was wrong before into what is right. >> she's referring to the 30000 unaccompanied minors who came across the border in february and that's just an estimate, what would you say to the speaker of the house? >> in any civilized country in the world having 30000 children, crusher border would constitute a crisis and emergency no civilized country would tolerate that its eu management crisis but i guess it is true what they say when nancy pelosi lips are moving that mean she's lying what she's done is detached from reality this is why people are so frustrated with washington, d.c. they can't get anything done and when there's an actual crisis where they should show leadership in the bipartisan manner they start casting and pointing fingers it's really disgusting. somewhere in the front line in arizona it just affects everyone in this country and i wish nancy pelosi would get off her soapbox or whatever she's doing and maybe accept responsibility how long has she been in congress i don't know she's a professional politician and to get something done we need help along the border. jon: your leading a contortion of a number of states, alabama, arkansas, indiana, kansas, mississippi, montana, oklahoma, west virginia they all joined your lawsuit, do you think you can succeed? >> we should succeed i'm a first generation american this is a country of immigrants but also a nation of law and about the rule of law in so many people come because the places they are leading just like my family of communism through leading places where the rule of law does it mean something, we need structure and the rule of law and that's where our loss is about about defending the rule of law and the people don't like immigration policy they should point the finger at washington, d.c. and people in the house and senate for not getting anything done because we keep lurching from crisis to crisis, crisis to crisis and having a humanitarian impact of people trying to cross the border and the fiscal impact on people in arizona and the taxpayers in arizona and a social impact when we see all the drugs and all the crime and people poisoning the cartel and poisoning our cities. something has to be done, something has to do something. me as a lawyer also can do is file lawsuit and try to stop them from unilaterally creating law the executive order. jon: it is a suit we will continue to watch and works its way through the court system. the attorney general of the state of arizona. thank you. jon: severe storms threatening millions of americans this week, take a live look at denver a historic winter storm knocked out power and led to thousands of flight cancellations across the rockies and upper planes. fox news team coverage, adam klotz is tracking where the storm heads next. first let's check in with alicia acuna and denver. >> as the snow continues to fall this storm is close to one of the top ten record book out of the airport there saying it's almost 20 inches so that would be a record travel has been impossible for some people if you think about there are roads, highways, interstates, all over the state in every direction that are closed or experiencing dangerous conditions at some point the governor and the colorado department of transportation has been urging folks not to drive if they can help it prior to denver and beyond are on the brink of warning in this rising last night as just stopped over the region and this is down power lines and trees they said they were working to restore power to 33000 people and living in denver i tell you they have been receiving warnings all week the government officials warning that the giant snowplows available meaning the side streets are still stuck with accumulative snow, one local fire department getting folks to understand if they get stuck it might be a while. >> please do not count on the snow cat to rescue, we have it but we want you to be safe and we want our community -- please stay home. >> denver and colorado springs airports report that more than 2000 flights have been canceled thousands of covid-19 vaccinations also had to be rescheduled due to conditions. denver public schools the largest district joined closed for tomorrow and they also get the snow day some find the storm to be fund including parker the honorary mayor of the colorado georgetown he is fully enjoying it there's always a silverlining. jon: i imagine even with the limited capacity they are operating under covid. alecia can you in denver. thank you. jon: multiple tornadoes touching down in northern texas yesterday, people reporting a fair amount of damage virtually no injuries. meteorologist adam klotz has more on where the severe weather is heading next. >> this is part of one large system the storms in texas in the heavy snow in the denver area further north will march up toward the east and beginning to wind down in the next couple of areas it's not over yet we see snow falling through the denver area and heavy snow in wyoming and getting to western nebraska it's been there for 18 hours and will be there little while longer these are winter storm advisories everything in the red is a blizzard warning invisibility down to a quarter of a mile and winds up to 35 miles per hour which is drifting snow and treacherous driving conditions in the entire region as we want to begin to move in tomorrow morning and the hardest hit areas it clears out but this is the future forecaster radar and you see the snow lingering overnight report march across the plains into the great lakes the good news becomes less of a significant system there is still snow on the way but were not likely going to see any spots to the east talking about 30 inches of snow this is yet to fall most of the areas in the white some of the darker colors maybe another foot of snow, one more night and they will clear this off and dig on out. jon: meteorologist adam klotz. thank you. protesters across the country yesterday marking one year since police killed breonna taylor during a botched no knock raid on her apartment in louisville kentucky. they held a peaceful protest in the memorial and her hometown but in los angeles, seattle and portland police made numerous arrests. charles watson live in atlanta with the latest. >> those protests went from calm and peaceful to chaotic and violent in those cities overnight in los angeles three police officers were injured and 11 people were arrested after some demonstrators receiving damaging stores others threw rocks at police officer in one case hopping on a police cruiser near the hollywood walk of fame in los angeles police chief michael moore called out those who contributed to the violence say there is no justification or excuse for the violence in the seattle police department made more than a dozen arrest protesters confronted officers some smashing windows and graffiti and property at one point officers are seen with brain protesters as the two sides get into a confrontation a situation in portland last night as well police are seen physically pushing protesters after officers dispersed the crowd just one day earlier they sell police detained 100 people and make 13 arrest after demonstrators allegedly vandalize property. for the most part demonstration started off peaceful with hundreds if not thousands of people marching in louisville and other cities across the country and effort to get justice for breonna taylor who was killed by a police officer during the raid a year ago. >> wake up all we want is justice and will stop taking over the streets that's all we want is justice, equal rights and he equal opportunity. >> prosecute the police that's exactly what we mean. >> the civil rights probe shooting that is ongoing but we did hear from fbi louisville filled office yesterday who said agents are making significant progress in their investigation. jon: charles watson live from atlanta. some of new york top lawmakers are calling on andrew cuomo to step down including many fellow democrats but not nancy pelosi. next with the house speaker has to say about the growing number of women who accused cuomo of sexual harassment. really? i'll check that out. oh yeah. i think i might get a quote. not again! aah, come on rice. do your thing. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're 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