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an illegal immigrant wanted in el salvador. the family attorney will speak to "fox and friends". >> carley: and a teen who survived a 60-foot fall from a cliff. we'll ask him about that. >> todd: did you see this? >> hammer. three sky players coming over. i think they are going to look at this. >> todd: sports world in a frenzy after angel reese's move on caitlin clark. we'll get more into that. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. we start with this. hundr hundreds thousands of migrants could get legal status thanks to new parole plan from the biden administration that could be announced by tomorrow. >> todd: madeleine rivera has details. >> madeleine: it is called parole in place, offer deportation protection for those who have lived here 10 years and stream line process for migrants to obtain permanent legal status and u.s. citizenship without having to leave the country. this could be as large as daca. this is on the heels of executive order the president ann announced earlier this week. president biden says he is taking action after months of inaction by congress. poll numbers show voters are futing the blame on him. numbers do not include 1 be.8 million gotaways since beginning of his term. the matter has been called a matter of national security. >> directly related to threats to americans. we have actual administration officials stepping forward and our committee and committee members concurred on intelligence we're seeing, rut of administration policy we have terrorists actively working within the united states that are a threat to americans. >> madeleine: white house officialses it will likely be met with legal challenges. >> todd: new details come week after multiple isis operatives arrested in the u.s.. suspected jihad terrorist arrest s ed with arsenal of weapons in new york city. >> carley: chris swecker joins us now. the president could announce this order that adds protection to migrants living here illegally will be a big topic of conversation this week. what do you think about it? >> chris: it creates more incentive. it would grant asylum. to grant them voting status. that has created a gaping vulnerability in national security. we opened 1800 miles of border and people come from countries we have no chance of 1vetting ad we're vetting after the fact. >> todd: in light of the arrest of those operatives and the individual near "the guardian" airport, how do you see the next terror attack playing out and what is concerning about that to you? >> chris: the eight arrests of the suspected terrorists they are deporting, it is shocking that is not happen ing everyday. vetting after the fact is no comfort. result of this vulnerability and risk of october 7, i don't think we will see 9/11 type of attack, we will see two-man cell or four-man cell in a low-tech type attack with shoulder weapons, explosives, easy to obtain and smuggle into the country and they have seen what fear and what chaos they can inflict on society in mass shootings we've had in the past. you could have an attack, russia-style attack. that type of attack, in a large public gathering, in a special event, a shopping mall. that would create chaos, in a subway. you don't want to invite that to happen by talking about it, but it is out there and a huge vulnerable. >> carley: it is terrifying, when it comes to the eight tajiks arrested, jim hind said this about information they could provide. listen to this. >> there is attention between arrest the guys immediately, which is safest thing to do, ve versus surveill them and see who they are talking to, can they point us to other people? >> carley: bad news, they were in this country to begin with, fully vetted and released into the united states. the silver lining, we can learn something from them. how do ub feel about that and how important is that information? >> chris: it is very important to gather intelligence on an ongoing basis. fbi showed lack of initiative down on the border. people are streaming across from special interest countries and we are not searching their resources, interviews them and vetting them on the spot. that surge of resources would develop additional intelligence and deter terrorists from coming into the country. either they don't have resources or initiative, they should be doing that right now. >> todd: they are busy processing paperwork. chris swecker, we appreciate your time. biden campaign rolling out adcampaign against former president trump this morning for being a convicted criminal. >> carley: brooke singman has details. >> brooke: biden campaign is seizing on former president trump's recent conviction. here is a look at the brand new ad. >> this election is between a convicted criminal who is only out for himself and a president who is fighting for your family. >> carley: the adcomes just says after president biden held a star-studded fundraiser hosted by jimmy kimmels and former president obama george clooney and julia roberts. texas senator cruz says biden depends on those names. >> that is who they are fighting for, billionaires in california. people in bed with china, that is who democrats care about. if you are talking about a steel wo worker, taxicab driver, waiter or waitress, the democratic party abandoned those. >> carley: and say j.d. vance could flip biden voters in several swing states. a strategist said he would be a lot of help across the rust belt and help pick up votes even outside of his home state ohio. he would be an asset everywhere, especially in pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin. today trump is meeting with speaker johnson to discuss how republicans can keep or grow their majority. >> carley: last week the senate, this week the house. 1000 evacuations ordered in los angeles, first major wildfire of the season. >> todd: it is bad. president biden's immigration policies being blamed for the murder of a maryland mother of five. the family's attorney is here next. >> i want to direct these comments to 1600 pennsylvania avenue and every member in both chambers of congress. we are 1800 miles ashes way from the southern border and american citizens are not safe because of failed immigration policies. ell ) limu, someone needs to customize and save hundreds on car insurance with liberty mutual. let's fly! 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does the fact it is an illegal immigrant, does that factor in >> the family has not thought about that yet. this is an american problem. you would think that the border patrol would be able to stop people and say, are you wanted for murder in your country? if so, you can't come in here. that is a big problem. maryland is a long way from the southern border, it is making its way all the way to maryland. it is something that washington has to fix. >> carley: may 20th was rachel's birthday, the very day the lead led to the arrest of the suspect who murdered rachel. that is an incredible detail. >> it is. we don't know what that lead was. our firm put up $35, answer are answer are 0 reward and we had digital campaigns in lengenglisd spanish. i am sure we will find the lead out, right now a lead led them to this man in tulsa, oakley. >> carley: law enforcement agents worked this case everyday for past 10 months, some even traveled to el salvador. incredible work by them. thank you for joining us. our thoughts are with the morin family this morning. >> thank you and thanks to law enforcement. >> amen to that. thank you. biden administration being accused of downplaying arrival of russian nuclear fleet in havana. >> todd: off the coast of florida, which is congressman cory mills's home state. he will be here to talk about it n next. you know who knows what she wants? 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>> so initially we were, our tenth day in italy. this was going to be the last day to see the mediterranean beach. we had about 30 minutes left so me and a friend decided to go out at night and see the beach. we came up on this wall that was about as tall as my knee, i stepped over it. it slowly descended, i figured it was a trail. at some point it slopped off and i fell off a 60-foot cliff. >> it is a blessing that he's still here today, it was unbelievable when you stood back and looked at how far he fell. we are so thankful to coast guard for getting to him safely and bringing him to the hospital. >> carley: getting the phone call about your son while you are back in the united states is every parent's worst nightmare what was that like for snu >> it was unbelievable. he had his cell phone and called me for an hour while he waited for the coast guard. it took them three hours. for an hour of that,y i was on the phone with him. we decided he needed to save battery, his light was how they were getting to him. >> carley: hayden, tell us about the extent of your injuries. >> when i fell, you realize you fell off a 60 foot cliff, when i fell, i hit the only soft spot. if i would hit any other spot, i would haves been dead or have severe damage. i dislockdowned my hip and femur inward and ankle fractured. we are in recovery now and i hit my head and thought thought there might be trouble, no brain bleeds or nothing. >> carley: i'm sure every doctor thought it could have been worse. is which, you learned quick lesson in the italian healthcare system. what is your lesson there? >> tough one. we want to thank the italian hospital for taking care of hayden. it was difficult to arrange transs port. woo we had help from our local senators. i have a friend that is an alabama representative who helped us make the communication go along and arranged transport to get out. we want to thank the doctors, but we had disconnect. he is home now. that is all that matters. >> carley: interesting to hear alabama lawmakers helped you along the way. sharon, what is it little rock to have your son sitting next to you after this 60 fool fall? >> i don't have words, it is just a miracle and not something any mother wants to live through. >> carley: chris, what about you? >> we are thankful to have him home, thankful for our community, had prayer vigils and been on the phone. we live in a small, rural community that probably never gets a lot of publicity that is good. it goes to show how special it is to live in a small town that takes care of everybody. >> carley: amen. h hayden, thank god. quickly, before i let you go, what is next for you? >> i'm hoping to make a quick recovery and i am planning to go to calhoun for a year and go to uah for engineering or cyber security, something like that. i'm hoping to recover so i can play some sports, too. >> carley: sounds like a great future. donate to hayden at operation let's bring hayden home, this is pricey to get you back to alabama and help with recovery, a added cost goes into that. best of luck, glad you are home safe. >> carley: there is this. an american tourist found dead on small greek island and three tourists are missing. the six year old vanished while visiting a friend. the cause of the death is unknown and one of the missing tou tourists is 59-year-old albert, a r