illegal immigration laws. now the illegal immigration has come to their door steps, they want us to pay for it. i say to them, get in line. look at everybody on the southwest border. all of these border communities and border states that have had their economies and budgets crushed dealing with this crisis. i say to the people in new york city and california, get in line and wait. you re not the top priority. you wanted this to happen. it s happened. you should deal with it yourselves. neil: it is a little surprising that some of these mayors and others that are asking for help to deal with that didn t raise a hand or finger to help places like el paso or anywhere along the border in texas and arizona when they dealt with this in far more overwhelming numbers. what do you make of that? they have contributed to the crisis by their support on these illegal aliens. if they were serious, they said
difference in the u.s. senate. so part of this is remembering democratic strength historically, field operations, i think in some ways, the national party moved away from that heavy emphasis on consultant and paid advertising. the ground game working. nevada, the culinary union famously turned out a huge number of voters. focus on young people. we saw the voting levels for young people really high in this election, animated by issues like choice, for example, and the extremism of the republican party. focused there on latino, that s a constituency, growing obviously, in importance of all elections. but hasn t heard enough from democrats in parts of the country. so i think what this election tells us, there s a lot that can be moved, but you ve got to bring it literally to people s door steps. one state that democrats did not do well as you know best is new york. yes. that s because of underperformance in the empire state that s what cost the
has been all runners. to that point look at this video we shot also here of border patrol looking for groups of runners who came across using helicopters. people in the brush, agents all over the place. looking in residential neighborhoods as well. right on americans door steps. in this case in particular they were not able to find these runners. that sometimes is the case. those people then become gotaways and back out here live significant number of gotaways here just in the rio grande valley sector already just since october 1. a source telling us more than 12,500 confirmed gotaways just in a few months. send it back to you incredible. henry cuellar will be with us. he criticized president biden s response to the crisis. trace: president biden is
that five day period to get tested. that is something that is now under consideration. the cdc is very well aware that there has been some pushback about that. and then there is the question of how to require testing when tests are so hard to find. and the 500 million promised by the biden administration are no closer to reaching americans door steps. the contract to buy them still in the works and the website to order them not yet set up. as demand for tests builds, many school districts are requiring students and staff to test negative before returns to class. some opting to go virtual in the meantime. something education secretary cardona wants to avoid. the goal ask in person learning suffered enough. teachers say not until the current infection wave abates. returning to school will worsen the crisis. the chicago teachers union telling its members to only do remote work until their safety concerns are met. senate republicans are also