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a controversial covid emergency immigration policy remains in place. yet the southern border crisis shows no signs of slowing down and a plan for how to manage a post title 42 border is nowhere to be found, at least not yet. we have fox team coverage tonight, matt finn is on the ground again in eagle pass, texas. one of the epicenters in the migrant encounters in the u.s. we begin with aishah hasnie on the politics at play and the growing blame game on all of this. good evening, aishah. good evening to you, bret. it s not just republicans. tonight texas democratic representative help beery cuellar tells fox the white house can and should do more to stop the flood of migrants while also fighting off criticism that congressional democrats didn t do enough to secure the border when they had the chance. i think homeland security department is struggling with some of the more progressive white house staffers and i hope homeland wins this particular fight. congressman henry c
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now it s largely been republicans who have been concerned about this and then a couple of democrats who happen to be in border states, people like kyrsten sinema. one of the interesting things about that report you ran out of colorado this is increasingly growing to become a problem in other major cities all across the country. you also had gavin in california gavin newsom incalifornia, as te may be more voices in congress to step up which is really what is needed here. the administration simply has no plan and its only plan right now is to move to title 8, which is the asylum provision and basically waive everybody through with their claims. what is needed, if you actually want to stop this flow and send a message is for coming to change asylum provisions in order to get this under control at least for a time and maybe until congress can get its head around a broader bipartisan deal. bret: talking about the southwest border here but
so in what sense are they covered by our due process? this is insane and you know it s insane. i just want you to admit it s insane. no, it s not insane. they re claiming rights under the asylum provisions of our statutes. we have due process under the law. this is a law that is specifically directed to them, so of course they have due process rights. tucker: no, they do not possess those rights if they re in another country and not a u.s. citizen. so if they possess those rights, then the entire country of nigeria, pick a country that s poorer than the united states, they want to come and then people sue you. you know that s not what we re talk here. we re talking about individual migrants who are coming together who are on their way to the border to exercise their rights under u.s. law, due process