control confronts homeland security secretary accusing the joe biden administration of making their job nearly impossible. we are joined with details on this. good morning, ashley. reporter: good morning, 2000 russian, 300 ukranian migrants got to the us at an inspection station in san diego, in the past migrants attempting to cross the boarder were from mexico or northern triangle countries, now there s a change in tactics, pointing to smuggler tactics, of course, they say it s a link, arizona governor ducey - of course there s a link between criminals coming over the border and rising crime. the cartels are shaping border policy, and the joe biden administration is their marketing arm. now senator tom cotton says joe biden cares more about ukraine s border than our own, listen. joe biden, and carmela harris seem to care more about the ukraine border than our own. when we have had 2 million immigrants crossing the border, which is like adding the population of nebraska t
in less than an hour former president donald trump will be speaking to voters in las vegas. he s promising a significant speech with the nevada caucuses next up on the gop presidential calendar. well, we also have an eye on south carolina and nikki haley is holding an event there in a few hours. next month s palmetto state primary will be key in determining who will be the republican nominee. cnn s elena trane is with us on the trump campaign trail and she is joining us. any indication of what will be said. this event is starting to kick off. we will see the president come out on stage in an hour or so i m told. look, this is a stage where donald trump and his team already feel like they ve won. nikki haley is not on the ballot for the nevada caucus. she has come about for the primary and the caucuses is where they are awarded. donald trump feels confederate in the state voting. nevada is a crucial state for the general election. i think that s what you are going to hear th
happening at the same time, whether one is a diversionary one or other plans to happen simultaneously. so, whether this was an errant explosion, and the explosions were heading elsewhere, we don t know what the intended targets may have been, if this was not the target they selected. gillian: bill, obviously when you look at a situation like this, it s way too early in the process to talk about motivations, but do you have any sense based on just the geography, the very bare phones facts we have here, the fact this was likely a car bomb, that they were going from the u.s. or trying to go from the u.s. to canada. does that speak to you and your background expertise about what types of terror organizations might be interested in conducting something like this? yeah, it s very difficulty point to kind of come to any of those assumptions. certainly we know that the fbi director wray just over the past few days has reiterated concerns about potential terrorist activities, eman
accidentally stuck on the accelerator, and so then that drove into this or were they intentionally aiming for it. were there any other vehicles we re trying to transit statement, that are suspicious. are those vehicles being checked out? those are some of the questions and some of the things they would be investigating, certainly if they can get a license plate or vin number off this vehicle, they may identify who owned it, whether it was stolen or not, the background of it. there s all sorts of questions in things they could start to investigate to determine of course if there s any identification they could find of the occupants that would be helpful as well. so those are the types of things they ll look at and run it against anybody s prior, you know, do they have any sort of prior interactions with law enforcement or is it somebody that may have a known medical condition, such as a heart issue or other issue that could have led to them becoming unconscious before this inc