preventing the surge in the first place. the border patrol officers told me that the biden administration policies, they are enriching, they are empowering the drug cartels in mexico who make money off the people that they assist in smuggling them into the state of texas. the cartels make money off of these migrants that you and your viewers see on tv. they also tell me about the escalating number of people coming across the border. eric: for more on how president biden plans to try and stop this, david spunt is in wilmington, delaware, where the president is spending the weekend at his house. reporter: president biden and his team not calling this a crisis at least publicly, they are calling it a challenge. this is quite a big undertaking though for the department of homeland security and fema, to be part of this. it shows that the administration on the border especially when it comes to an influx of unaccompanied children. homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas
for example, we know that police carried out that no-knock warrant. but we don t know why it was a no-knock warrant. this was on behalf of the st. paul police department and their origin request was for a regular warrant to be served. we also know that emir locke, he did not have a criminal record. he was not the target of the investigation, but we don t know if there was any potential connection that he had to that investigation. those are questions that just simply haven t bansed at this point. this investigation is stretching into what will become the second week, and we still have leaders and officials calling and pleading for patience, as you have so many people in the streets of minneapolis demanding accountability. and cedric, why do law enforcement officials continue to rely on no-knock warrants. well, first of all, let me say this. good morning, jose and shaq. in police departments across the country, even prior to breonna taylor in louisville and
the fbi is in the midst of its own racial reckoning even as the bureau takes the lead in the multiple civil rights investigations of police involved shooting deaths. justice corn jessica schneider has an exclusive interview with the man the fbi has just named its first ever chief diversity officer and he is owning up to the bureau s mistakes and promising change. breonna taylor in louisville. hear my roar. jacob blake in wisconsin, and andrew brown jr. in north carolina. all three african-americans who were shot by police. breonna taylor and andrew brown jr. were killed. jacob blake, paralyzed. all the incidents are being investigated by the fbi. a law enforcement agency nearly three quarters white. are you concerned at all by
officer and he is owning up to the bureau s mistakes and promising change. breonna taylor in louisville. jacob blake in wisconsin. and andrew brown jr. in north carolina. all three african-americans who were shot by police. breonna taylor and andrew brown jr. were killed. jacob blake, paralyzed. all the incidents are being investigated by the fbi. a law enforcement agency nearly three quarters white. are you concerned at all by the numbers? the fact that 74% of the fbi s work force is white? i ll say that the numbers, we can definitely do better and we need to do better and we need to recruit the best high caliber talent out there that is diverse. no question about it. scott mcmill-on started 23 years ago in the fbi as the only black officer in nebraska and iowa. now he is stepping into a new role to tackle the decades old