industry and yet here we have the vice president who laughs it off. he isn t able to take those tough questions. rachel. rachel: probably the most devastating thing about kamala harris that happened recently with our own john roberts who had an excellent interview with the president of guatemala who says since she went down to supposedly deal with the root causes, our border crisis, he s never heard from her. in that interview, usually, presidents, they try to be diplomatic and speak indirectly. he spoke very directly and said when she was here and by the way haven t heard from her since but when she was here i tried to tell her because she s a prosecutor that what she could do to help solve the human smuggling which is a multibillion dollar businesses make it a federal crime with huge consequences and that would do something. she didn t do that and she never went back and made any meeting or call it that president. neither has biden.
desperate people without anything to their names because they just spent everything trying to get to the states coming back and there is no safety net. it is just a recipe for human tragedy. he called this a human tragedy, and the democrats and republicans in this hearing, they reiterated that. it was a bipartisan criticism of the administration s actions. does the biden administration plan to change course on their decision to deport haitian migrants who come to the united states many of whom by the way haven t been in haiti in a decade because they fled after the 2010 earthquake i think it was. that s right. they ve been in south america for many years. the short answer to the question is no. the biden administration is hanging on to that public health authority that allows them to swiftly expel migrants including haitians back to haiti. a homeland security spokesperson tells me they anticipate flights