of sweet and low has the potential to kill 500 people fentanyl seizures sky rocking across the country. these parents know too well the horrific consequences. zach was a 17-year-old high school senior. he had no history with abusing drugs or alcohol. so it was a complete shock to us when he was at his desk and passed away two days after christmas of 2020. she went on the stream to get replacement nor a benzodiazepine. it was straight-up fentanyl and killed instantly. got drugs delivered to our house at night like a pizza over snap chat. jumped the fence, got what killed him and we found him in his room in what they call the fentanyl death pose. his mom was stroking his hair and i was holding his hand when he took his last death. martha: florida s attorney yeah is classing to push fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction in this country and suing the biden administration over their border policies fuelling the crisis. first we go to matt finn near the southern border
states because of a little known exception the government has been making. let s go outfront. good evening, everyone. i m poppy harlow in for erin burnett. outfront tonight, team trump s response. trump s legal team up against the clock to respond to that bombshell 54-page filing by the justice department. we should be getting that response at any moment now. it is due in less than an hour and the filing, which is expected to be no more than ten pages or less, could give us the first look at the strategy from trump s new legal counsel. that is florida s former solicitor general. for the first time, we re getting crucial insight into trump s defense against damning new evidence from the doj, which, according to the agency s new filing, investigators have evidence that government records were likely concealed and removed in the storage room and efforts were likely taken to obstruct the government s investigation. the doj detailing in this filing the depth and the breadth
arrested and then released in a matter of hours. happens all the time. i m bill hemmer live in new york city. dana has the day off. welcome back, j.b. julie: i m julie banderas and this is america s newsroom. the assault was caught on video. this happened over the weekend in harlem. police say the teen jumped a subway turnstile without paying when officers confronted him and things turned very violent very fast. bill: street fight. you can see the suspect hitting the cop. the teen puts the officer in a choke hold when a second officer steps in to try and help. julie: why did it get so out of control? former officer bill stanton has his thoughts. could you imagine if this cop felt so in fear of his life he had to use the weapons there would be riots in the street. a cop now has to worry about getting arrested. losing his job and getting sued civilly. they may well lose their lives. julie: good morning, brian, from new york city. good morning. fox news can confirm
country. steve: hide them. rachel: hide them and send them to your community where your town can take care of the social services and everything else involved in caring for the illegal migrants. so, here the dhs has said they moved 10,000 out of el paso. 6,000 migrants moved to other sectors for further immigration enforcement proceedings. 3,400 expelled over to title 42. i want to mention one other thing because this is something we don t talk about enough. since joe biden was elected, 5 million have come in. well, a quarter million of those have been children, who have crossed the border and have been put in the care of so-called sponsors. which is not getting vote vetted. they were getting vetted under donald trump. the numbers are so much that they are not getting vetted. we have actually lost track of 40% of the children who have come across the border. so four in 10 of our government cannot keep track of.
save them. dhs has said they have seen more than 500,000 gotaways over the past 10 months alone, people who cross illegally into the u.s. and then disappear. they are seen on camera but never captured or detained. there have been a bunch of lawmakers down here, nine yesterday, republicans, really spewing fire angry at what they ve been seeing on the ground here, the chaos is visible to anyone who spends a day or so here. you see people stuck in the river or you see bodies pulled out of the river, something we ve seen for the past two days. pulled out on the mexican side and pulled out on the u.s. side. some lawmakers say it is the current policies of the biden administration that are inhumane. not only the people we re seeing now stuck in the water risking their life but also to the agents rescuing them. here is sound from one of those lawmakers. and they are having to recover dead bodies every single day. what does that do to you when