incident to police. that does it for us this hour. our coverage continues with katy tur reports, right now. good to be with you. i m katy tur. what is president biden hoping to get out of today s executive order allowing him to seal the southern border? he made the announcement just a few minutes ago saying the influx of migrants is unsustainable. quote, for those who say the steps i ve taken are too strict, i say to you be patient. the goodwill of the american public is wearing thin right now. doing nothing is not an option. we have to act. he also said that without immigration reform, specifically the immigration bill which was crafted by a bipartisan team of senators and leaned conservative, by the way, signing an executive order was his only remaining option. that order is definitely going to go to the courts. the aclu has already said it plans on suing. and a number of progressive lawmakers including the congressional hispanic caucus are crying foul, saying this isn
georgia, arizona, wisconsin. what s the thread? well, i mean, there are five suits now with respect to these fake elector schemes. ken chesebro is charged in two of them. he was charged in georgia where he pled guilty and today he s charged in wisconsin. i want to tell you what makes this different, because ken chesebro s involvement in wisconsin is qualitatively different. this is the state for which he wrote the original memo about fake electors in early december of 2020. secondly, he attended the meeting of fake electors in wisconsin. he basically crashed it, even though he had no right to be there. isn t the argument in georgia that he never went to georgia and he couldn t be involved in the conspiracy because he never stepped in the state? now having pled guilty, whether or not he stepped into the state of georgia is irrelevant. here he was in wisconsin. definitely involved in the meeting itself, then with the wisconsin documents don t reach