why they re willing to form such large caravans, they re trying to get into the united states while biden is still in office because of the policies he has been pushing. rachel: it is interesting. there was the quote of lear of this caravan, he said, i actually appreciate, i m paraphrasing, i actually appreciate the clarity of the former administration, the trump administration. i don t like the mixed signals coming from biden. what do you make of that? so the mixed signals have come from the fact that he campaigned on stopping deportations for 100 days. he has repealed or halted the border wall construction, stopping title 42 for minors and remain in mexico policy. because they had changed in course because the court ordered biden administration to reimplement remain in mexico. the other people are trying to get into the united states. they will get in because remain in mexico is taken into effect in november. there are things they have to work with mexico to fully
the year. 1 million, wow. there it is. multiple reports say u.s. border officials expected to reveal soon that they encountered nearly 190,000 illegal immigrants in the month of june alone. that s an explosion of 450% over last june. attorney general brnovich. it is staggering. as you know, harris, i have three active tracks of litigation against the biden administration. they literally have decriminalized what is going on at the border by stopping deportations. they have incentivized people coming over here and housing folks in detention center in scottsdale, arizona down the street from where i m sitting now. they ve created these incentives. as a result of the open border policy all these people are flooding in. i spoke about this before. we ll have nearly 2 million people expected more coming across the border illegally.
returning now to our top story that we re following, the latest proposal from the white house to end the government shutdown, democrats flatly rejected it, even before president trump made his pitch. the president had proposed stopping deportations for three years of 1 million undocumented immigrants. but only if he got $5 billion for his wall on the southern u.s. border. the top u.s. democrat house speaker nancy pelosi accused the president of passing off old and rejected ideas as some kind of compromise and said it won t fly with congress. so the political back and forth, the shutdown, grinds on, now into 30 days and counting and in the middle of this stalemate, some 800,000 government workers about to miss another paycheck. ryan nobles has the latest for you. reporter: even before president trump made his announcement at the white house on saturday, democrats were roundly rejecting his proposal of trading some funding for his
summer all of the pressure is going to be on president barack obama even though he doesn t like that. on the point of you asking the democrats why are you essentially offering false hope. why do you keep saying this is going to happen. it s not going to happen. i don t know it does protect president obama for them to say that. is it actually a legislative move to say that? it may just be a strategy. they are giving republicans a little more time to try to excuse themselves. it s clearly a lack of leadership. a lack of vision. republicans are doing at this point and they don t want people to stop putting pressure on republicans. they don t think it s fair. the white house also i m assuming they think it s not fair to pressure president barack obama right now on stopping deportations. they want to pressure republicans now and then we ll deal with president barack obama. it s going to happen regardless.
republicans are doing at this point and they don t want people to stop putting pressure on republicans. they don t think it s fair. the white house also i m assuming they think it s not fair to pressure president barack obama right now on stopping deportations. they want to pressure republicans now and then we ll deal with president barack obama. it s going to happen regardless. it is going to happen. there are so many people affected here. they re talking about this issue as if it s just numbers. as if it doesn t matter. we re talking about look, immigration is something personal for us. when they talk about deportations and self-deportations and when they don t deal with this issue, it s affecting us personally. the most important job for the congress right now and speaker boehner said is to solve problems and republicans right now are simply not solving any problems. jorge ramos, host of america with jorge ramos on fusion tv.