our country is being destroyed at the southern border. a terrible thing to see exclamation point. texas governor greg abbott says none of this would be happening if president biden hadn t rolled back trump policies and undercut ice. it is a self-inflicted wound. going back to what the border patrol officers told me themselves they informed the biden administration about this all along and the biden administration has known exactly what has going to happen if they refused to continue to implement the policies that were previously in place. harris: william la jeunesse is live in california near the mexico border. william. harris, those checkpoints are a big deal. as you well know sometimes migrants will get over the border and then the load vehicle will pick them up and only a few miles up the road on i-10, i-8 or somewhere else where they will be interdicted and you ll catch the migrants or drugs. as you were comparing the two administrations one thing president trump di
george, works at security at harlow. when you talk about market, but on the 4th of july these are guys we have to cherish. they do good work. eric: absolutely. thank you. patti ann: new developments in the u.s. immigration crisis. officials in dallas are now preparing to shelter as many as 2000 undocumented children. many of them came to the u.s. to escape violence or reunite with their families. these kids need a lot of help and nuture and assurance and making sure that their adjustment to life in the united states is successful. patti ann: casey stiegel is reporting live right now from dallas. casey, when exactly will the city take in these minors? patti ann, good morning, it is supposed to happen by the end of the month but at this point county officials are trying to sort out all of the details. perhaps the biggest one of course, where they will be housing these 2,000 unaccompanied minors that will be brought into the area?
three vacant schools are on the list of possibilities but already meetings being held with local charitable organizations and disaster aid groups how best to deal with the influx. not only handling housing, food, immunizations and schooling. local leaders say dallas stepping in to help is the right thing to do in the midst of this humanitarian crisis at the border in this state. we can t help all these children but we can help some of these children and then perhaps, in helping some of these children, others can be inspired to help the children. reporter: when all is said and done, 12 different locations around dallas county will be selected. the feds then must contract out all of the social services and the site security, patti ann. patti ann: casey, is there any opposition to the move to help out these immigrants? reporter: it is a fairly new plan. a lot of residents don t know much about it. there have been some public
meetings been held. a handful of people attended those. expressed concerns about dallas picking up the tab but county leaders have been adamant how the federal government will be funding all of this, not local taxpayers. but really, in a round-about way, if you think about it, it is still tax dollars at work, just cash that is going to be funneled down from the federal level. as for the protesters like we saw out in california this week, when the buses arrived out there we re going to have to wait and see if we have anything like that, once they start arriving here in big d, patti ann. patti ann: casey stiegel live in dallas. thanks. eric: as casey just reported things may be a bit calmer in dallas right now. as he said out in california, a lot of those angry people in one town say they are fed up with the flood of undocumented immigrants. usa! usa! go home! eric: looking at the scene this week in marietta, california.