to spiral out of control. we have brand-new numbers from border patrol tonight. 171,000 migrants were apprehended at the border in th month of march. that s up 60 percent from february and it s the highest monthly total in 15 years. even more disturbing, the net record number of unaccompanied borders minors, 18,500 children. that is 7,000 more than the previous record from may in 2019 . we saw how two of those unaccompanied minors across-the-board or last night. two little girls, sisters, age three and five years old tossed over a wall, left to fend for themselves in the middle of the desert miles from civilization. thankfully the girls are okay. here they are, pictured with their hero border agents that rescued them. she was horrified by what the coyotes did and she is looking to hold them accountable. to get a kneeled down wondered as they were talking to me what kind of experiences or nightmares they went through from ecuador all the way to our border that we don t even kn
the move is by a pastor out of georgia but who was talking about that we ve gotten so complacent in our churches that we, this is how he explains it. we go to the same place and time even though the last few times we ve been going, the fish are not there but we re going to do the same thing. maybe we have to go to deeper waters to find the fish because the fish are moving. it s important for me not just as a christian but as a leader to figure out how to i findthe fish . and not expect for the fish to always be atthe same place or to always come to me. and it struck me as such a great read, very tiny book . so powerful and impactful. we have to figure out how to go into the deeper water and not be afraid to go out further. we want to stay on the shore, sometimes you got to go into deep water so that s why that one. then james helper is my friend. is probably one of the most intelligent people i ve ever met. he s a great historian and he s a great experience so i wanted to get
things better for families and kids. garrett tenney live in washington in marchs, if you want to make midterm elections about immigration, bring it on. the president said that s a fight he s willing to have. a fight organizers of these marchs want to have as well. there are more than 17 across, in washington, d.c. the largest, marchers to trump international hotel heading towards the capitol. thousands marchers marched in front of the white house to send message to the parents to allow parents with kids. organizers are demanding three things, the reunification of family and into families being detained and elimination of the president s zero tolerance policy. the crowd took that message from the white house to the justice department and then to the national mall and now here to trump international hotel to change policy and marchs across the country argue the president s executive order ending separation of families is win for their and direct result of outcry in pressure
By Joe Crowe, For the Tribune HARTSELLE - The Center Point Eagles put on a thrilling back-and-forth contest against the Hartselle Tigers, but the Tigers sealed the deal to move to the second playoff round, 28-18. The Eagles’ Cortez Pollnitz came in hot, completing a 45-yard pass to Mekhi Brown, making it 6-0 Center Point