president biden over his decision to freeze funding along the southern border as the administration struggles to stop migrants from crossing into the u.s. officials say there could be thousands who enter the country through gaps in the walls. hello, welcome to a brand-new hour of fox news live. i m arthel neville. hi, eric. eric: hello. thank you for joining us on this sunday. i m eric shawn. the department of defense says it no longer is paying for the wall with military funds that were deverted by former president trump so building the wall has stopped. but migrants, well, they continue to flood into the southern border and republicans like texas governor greg abbott claim that the president s policies are making it easier for cartels and criminal organizations to take advantage of this influx. the first 100 days of the biden administration, they ve been great for the cartels, for the gangs, for the you human traffickers who have been exploiting the border because what ha
in 2016 republicans narrowly flip the badger state read for the first time since ronald reagan. but it was back to blue by 2020. that election came during an unprecedented year. the country was rife with tension. in the suburbs of milwaukee the division seemed deeper than ever but that was just the beginning. two years later the u.s. supreme court struck down roe vs. wade leaving the legality of abortion up to the states. in wisconsin, that meant a nearly total ban. the power of that issue drove democrats to the polls this year. now that new thin liberal majority on the court could have that abortion issue before it again just as the race for the white house accelerates. tonight, the republican candidates will face off at the home of the milwaukee bucks and marquette golden eagles hoping to return next july to the city on the shore of lake michigan to accept the republican nomination at their party s national convention. tonight, the race for the white house takes flight. w
in 2016 republicans narrowly flip the badger state read for the first time since ronald reagan. but it was back to blue by 2020. that election came during an unprecedented year. the country was rife with tension. in the suburbs of milwaukee the division seemed deeper than ever but that was just the beginning. two years later the u.s. supreme court struck down roe vs. wade leaving the legality of abortion up to the states. in wisconsin, that meant a nearly total ban. the power of that issue drove democrats to the polls this year. now that new thin liberal majority on the court could have that abortion issue before it again just as the race for the white house accelerates. tonight, the republican candidates will face off at the home of the milwaukee bucks and marquette golden eagles hoping to return next july to the city on the shore of lake michigan to accept the republican nomination at their party s national convention. tonight, the race for the white house takes flight. w
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neil: democratic congressman henry cuellar in the last hour talking about revelations that were shocking and released late on a friday night. that s what happens with a lot of information that could be very embarrassing to authorities, but in this particular case extremely embarrassing anybody for everyone in this country. 251,000 plus migrant encounters at the border last month. we have never seen that, forget about in any december, in any month in our history like ever, ever, ever. griff jenkins in eagle pass, texas with the ramifications of that. my friend, to you. griff: neil, that s unbelievable. that s the population of scottsdale and the border agents are exhausted. and let me take you to our drone in the sky and lift you up. in this is where they have more than 160,000 crossings here in this fiscal year so far and that s just one sector alone. as you take a look at this crossing here, title 42, people just going across moments ago. and the video that we shot before th