the resources sustainable to deal with the mass release of illegal immigrants into the communities and we saw bill melugin reported that many times when buses are dropping off illegal immigrants in local neighborhoods. the processing facilities are over capacity and as a result of that by just doing mass release. we don t know where these individuals are going. many of these individuals and i believe chief rodney scott had mentioned at one point there is no way of knowing what crimes these individuals committed unless they commit a crime in the united states. there is no way to track them for an international database if they committed crimes in other countries. it s very concerning as well the immigrants being released don t know the entire backgrounds and criminal histories and what their intentions are to our country. dana: what a problem. it s so complex. we appreciate you coming on. thank you so much. bill: you have about a month before title 42 is pulled off
couple with the southern border, that portland sheriff is talking about the drugs that are also infiltrating democratic cities because crime is tolerated, bill. bill: leo, thank you. summer is up soon, we know that. leo, thank you in los angeles today. nice to see you. 221,000 people this last month and certainly right now the cartels are looking at title 42. the moment they lift there you will see a lot more people coming across. dana: more democrats calling for the biden administration to reconsider ending the title 42 border policy. officials warn migrant surge could get worse if the policy is lifted. texas department of public safety,. americans at home are being forced to max up. more on the very confusing messages from washington
the mayor is telling us what we know. career criminals are allowed to roam the streets. and basically they are not put away. and the mayor can make the rounds on television all day, bill. the problem is the soft prosecutors. until he calls out helps democratic colleagues it will happen over and over again and expect a summer of crime. the honeymoon period is over for mayor adams. do something. bill: the police commissioner keechant sewell took part in the sbrier on abc saying we can t lose sight of the victims of crime. we have kind of done that haven t we, leo? bill, every week your program shows the various cripples that are going on in democrat crimes in democratic cities. tucker carlson is talking about l.a. it is a pattern. democratic cities and mayors
from barreling into other motorists. the two vehicles skidded for 140 feet. the good news is no one suffered major injuries. look at that. bill: wow. give that cop an award. dana: quick thinking. he better get an award. bill: wrong way driver could have been deadly. bill bratton ran the cop shop in new york. check it out. scales right now are tipped heavily in favor of the reforms of the progressive left. well intended. some needed. gone too far. we have a growing fear crime is growing and evidence in almost every american city. bill: he is talking about the crime wave across the country. he ran the u.s. police department in the 90 oss. courts were well intended and went too far. shootings up more than 8%. assaults 19, burglary 31.
u.s. senate. biden numbers are black voters are in the 70s. it s horrible. those folks won t turn out and vote for the republicans more than likely but they might stay home because they feel like democrats aren t addressing their concerns or hearing their voices or keeping their promises. that is catastrophic for the incumbent democrat senator in georgia. bill: talking about the economy. the border issue is significant, too. really haven t seen a test of that issue yet. but border leads to crime and fentanyl and drug use across the country. second issue we ve seen in the virginia race and new jersey race are schools. and how parents feel about what is being taught in the schools. how do you see that on that list of priorities that we just shared on nbc news? the school issue is one that is red hot. what i m seeing in campaign polling is that for women voters, particularly female republican voerts, the save