detention housing for migrants, and some community members were concerned, as you can see there, that they were not warned about this and had no say. plus the department of homeland security s internal watchdog group has found no that i.c.e. spent $17 million on hotels just like that one. these were no big contracts, the space went largely unused. carley, todd. todd: alexandra, thank you. that spring and amy, a legal immigrant running for congress and the great state of california. amy, great to have you here. this number is shocking, at least 23 known or suspected terrorist creditor border, just read alexandria report at that, if that was there that was caught, and do you shudder to think about how many terrorists or suspected terrorists actually made it in and we have no idea where they are and who they are? absolutely, thank you so much todd and carley for having me today, i really appreciate that.
expected to surge as the biden administration plans to end title 42os may 23rd. arizona s attorney general weighs in on this. so the biden administration is decriminalizing and deincentivizing people coming here. title 42 is stopping further invasion of this country and they want to rescind that, which will have devastating consequences to the country. temporary detention housing for migrants upset the community, they had no say in this. internal watch dog group found ice spent $17 million on hotels like that one, no bid contracts and that space went largely