now is scrambling to keep people safe after the entire police force quit en mass. goodhue s police chief had sounded the alarm over recruitment issues. it s one of many small towns that is now facing a major cop shortage. garrett tenney joins us from the midwest newsroom with all the details. what s your understanding as to why these officers quit? well, a big part is money. there are so few people willing to be cops and cities of all sizes are desperate to have more officers. so the large cities can afford to pay cops more are scooping up a lot of the officers from smaller towns that just don t pay as well. that s what happened in the small town of goodhue, minnesota, when all seven of its officers sent in their letters of resignation last week. several trading in their $22 an hour jobs to join other departments nearby paying as much as 40 to 50 an hour and offering better hours to go with
distress, so there s a feeling that the developed world caused the problem and isn t coming with enough assistance quickly enough, and that s what really is eroding the trust, which you heard the secretary general refer to in his remarks. so we re still on track. there are more renewable energy deals done on the margins of cop27 than there were gas deals, even though the oil and gas industry was at sharm el sheikh en mass, very but you can t change the science, you can t change the markets. the cheapest, easiest, quickest way for us to be able the how to and who s going to finance it industry, which is a big change from recent climate negotiations. they were there mainly badged as other people
since last year and that the federal government is releasing migrants with some misdemeanor criminal convictions, including assault, d.u.i., drug possession, and illegal reentry. back out here live, i asked i.c.e. about that this morning. are they releasing migrants with some misdemeanor criminal history, they did not deny it. only told me they do the releases on a case by case basis. send it back to you. bill, thank you very much. you know, sandra, i ve been covering this issue more than a decade and the national border patrol council president talked to me earlier and i said is the border patrol, or i.c.e. agents, are they broken? he said they are absolutely broken. the point, the point when single adult males are being released en mass, when rank and file men in uniform and women in uniform are confronting a secretary as we saw out in yuma yesterday, that tells you they are indeed
and gillian, ukrainian farms being turned essentially into battle fields will have a short and long-term impact. it means they cannot harvest the crops that they have already grown, but they also can t plant the seeds for next season crops. gillian. gillian: sounds like a catch 22. thank you, john. john: some blue states can t seem to stop the bleeding of their population. the people who live there flocking now to republican-leaning states en mass. but how much has to do with politics. and should democrats be breaking a sweat as the midterms creep closer? kayleigh is here with her take on that next.