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this is a humanitarian challenge to all of us, what the administration has inherited is a broken system at the border. they are working to correct that. this idea is joe biden s election that prompted more people to show up is by the actual fact. joe biden inherited a huge mess on immigration. we recognize this is a huge problem and we had a dismantled and unworkable system. like any other problem, we will do everything we can to solve it. jesse: conditions are so bad at the border that fema is sent in to help manage the unaccompanied children. one report said a texas facility is 729% capacity. kids have to take turns sleeping on the floor and go days without showering. republicans have had enough. house minority leader kevin mccarthy was on the ground in texas today and demanding biden do something about it. heartbreak. the sad part about all of this, it didn t have to happen. this crisis is created by the presidential policies of this new administration. there i
Tax-hikesFolksCharlesJesse-wattersEverybodyKatie-pavlichDana-perinoGreg-gutfeldFox-business-network-making-moneyHelloJoe-bidenDisasterShouldn t mistake yours and my use of the word invasion here. this is a legal determination by the attorney general of what that means in a constitutional context. and the result of that opinion is the state of arizona without asking for federal permission has constitutional authority to defend its borders as in repel people entering illegally without permission from the federal government. that s a big deal. if ducey will not do it, the next governor will. no one will get elected in 2022 without committing to take action to protect arizona. sandra. sandra: canceled on campus. a new georgetown hire at the center of a cancel culture controversy over a tweet about the supreme court. jonathan turley will weigh in. john: and a look at how security officials plan to keep
InvasionOpinionAttorney-generalWordSubjectContextUseDeterminationPeople-shouldn-tResultPeopleGovernmentTurn back the clock, and so people who wish to guarantee reproductive rights for others will have to create new strategies. one interesting question is whether the supreme court will go all the way to reversing roe versus wade when the supreme court hears it in the upcoming term. there s some suggestion that they may strip and seriously deteriorate those rights without actually reversing roe. that isn t something that proponent of reproductive rights might want to see better than outright reversal, but it is a difficult path forward as you point out, ali, because only the absence of the filibuster would prevent roe. joyce vance is a former united states attorney in alabama and an msnbc contributor. coming up next, we ll take you back to southlake, texas and hear from the race and culture controversy. t here.
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