i m laura ingraham. the supreme court of the united states just hours ago declined the biden administration s efforts to end the remain in mexico policy. attorney general in missouri, texas, the deluge of asylum-seekers was burdening the state, they argued the white house had not gone to the appropriate administrative process to end the policy. the question now becomes what happens to the million plus migrants already in the country, shouldn t they be sent to mexico until their immigration hearings, we are going to stay on this. more from my investigation into the decline of california as we are weeks from the new some recall plus raymond arroyo exposing the democrats homeless crisis right here in la and reading, writing and transgenderism, important transition from the biden administration but first, the secret taliban deal is the focus of tonight s angle. ever since oh biden alone at the conference table, something felt weird about this entire situation. what was going on
good morning. this is a perfect topic for limbaugh if you think about it. if you follow the story carefully and the dueling stories between the wall street journal as to how this happened and the new york times, they have very different takes as to how texas got itself in this situation. dana: the other thing is while the debate is going on they re running out of food at the grocery stores because the supply team in breaking down. janice dean is tracking the storm. let s begin with casey stiegel reporting live from dallas. hi, casey. good morning to you. now officials are warning texans to be prepared for what they call disasters within a disaster. you hit on this, dana. we ve seen a lot of long, long lines, people waiting for hours in some communities just to get some groceries or water. they are standing in line for hours at food banks and also atwater distribution sites. many shelves empty. all of the houston metro area, the nation s fourth largest city and all of
letlow s passing. julia, jude and i are praying for her and their two children during this teenager time. as the house grieves congressman letlow s grief from our sorrow is come pounded by the grief of so many other families who have suffered lives cut short by this terrible virus. luke had such a possible spirit and tremendously bright future ahead of him. he was looking forward to serving the people of louisiana in congress and we were excited to welcome him to our delegation where he was ready to make an even greater impact on our state and our nation. letlow leaves behind a wife and two young children. louisiana s governor has ordered flags to be it will ordered to fly at half-staff for the young congressman s funeral. griff griff our thoughts and prayers for his family. other top story lucas tomlinson joins us live in washington with where this stimulus battle stands. lucas, good morning. good morning, griff. pretty much s treasury secretary says millions of had ch
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french riot police have clashed with protesters in paris after a day of demonstrations across the country. tens of thousands of people joined marches to protest against a new law, restricting the right to publish images of police. it comes after a video emerged of three officers beating a black music producer in his studio. our correspondent, lucy williamson, reports from paris. police are always a target at protests like this. today, they were the reason for them. the edges of a peaceful march through paris frayed by clashes between hardline groups and the police. water cannon and tear gas following the path of the unrest. among the buildings set on fire, one belonging to the bank of france, an anarchist sign scrawled on the wall outside. tensions have risen quickly here, thanks to a small group of agitators. most of this march has been peaceful, but this new law banning the malicious dissemination of police identities has touched a raw nerve in france. translation: they hav