cartels. the trump administration is touting what it calls a huge success, fewer migrants making it into the u.s. it s a bottleneck at the border. a sprawling makeshift tent city in mexico. this is 100% a humanitarian crisis. reporter: carlos says he s been here four months with his 2-year-old epileptic son struggling to find medical care. are you desperate? yes, he says. this year the u.s. started a new policy that requires migrants to remain in necks co-while their asylum claims are processed. before arriving families would be allowed to wait for court hearings in the u.s. the trump administration now says the changes are working. border apprehensions have plummeted from 144,000 people in may to 45,000 in october. that s a 68% drop. migrants can no longer expect
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also served as a chief of staff on capitol hill. and in miami is former florida republican congressman carlos carbello. thanks to both of you for being here. adrian, i want to start with you and pick up on something i just brought up, the pressure on democrats to get this right. you have jerry nadler who is going to be chairing this hearing that we re going to be watching next week. this is what politico writes, democrats see one last chance to boost public support for impeachment, noting that s because after more than 150 hours of open and closed door testimony, support for impeachment is static or even slipping according to new numbers from the last quinnipiac poll. 45% say president trump should be impeached, down three points from october, 48% say no to that. so we ve actually seen public support drop for impeaching the president and throwing him out of office. talk about what democrats have to do next week. look, i think they have to continue making the case to the
the only reason why people believe falsely that the children are lost is because that sponsor does not answer the phone when we make the call after 30 days. for more on this and what s being done on immigration in congress, i m joined by congressman carlos carbello from florida. good to see you. back at home, of course, for recess. i want to start with this policy, though, separating children from their families. is what the u.s. government is doing here humane? kasie, it s good to be with you. and no. we should not be separating children from their families. i was critical of the last administration, the way they treated some of these unaccompanied minors under very poor conditions, and this is not a good idea, either. i think we have to find a healthy balance between enforcing our immigration laws because our country does have the right to enforce its border and our immigration laws. every other country in the world
use caution when driving or operating machinery. the most common side effect is nausea. i don t even think about cigarettes anymore. ask your doctor if chantix is right for you. many insurance plans cover chantix for a low or $0 copay. joining me now to talk about the crisis in puerto rico is florida republican congressman carlos carbello of a ways and means committee. we brought you on to talk about the island. we also have breaking news. any minute one of your colleagues steve scalise is returning to the house floor. we actually think he s going to end up walking in right behind