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he's in brownsville, texas. you just heard the head of the national border patrol council, brandon judd criticizing biden for being there in brownsville for not being closer to tucson, arizona, which is where the number one migrant issue is happening. of course, the most crossings congresswoman were you to make sure that we can get your connection, that it is here. but i should know what brandon judd was saying. he was criticizing biden for being in brownsville and for not being in the tucson sector. i should note trump was standing right there at eagle pass. he's also nowhere near tucson where the height of this issue is but on president biden, given you're a democrat, what do you make of where he decided to go today >> kaitlan, you're right. i mean, mr. judge should have criticized donald trump as well for being texas and not arizona. the fact of the matter is really many of the migrant pathways end up shifting over time arizona right now is definitely where the highest number of encounters are. but recently i
he's in brownsville, texas. you just heard the head of the national border patrol council, brandon judd criticizing biden for being there in brownsville for not being closer to tucson, arizona, which is where the number one migrant issue is happening. of course, the most crossings congresswoman were you to make sure that we can get your connection, that it is here. but i should know what brandon judd was saying. he was criticizing biden for being in brownsville and for not being in the tucson...
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i don't know if texas texas is plan is to start initiating repatriation flights. don doors are all salvador, how would you ever they'd actually coordinate that but look as it relates to the court, i mean, you write this is temporary and things could change depending on how it's implemented. but certainly i would think that this, is, indicative that the supreme court is more likely to validate the statutory scheme than they are to invalidated some significant open questions that you brought up their johnson would very much appreciate the perspective or thanks to joan biskupic as well we're juggling a lot right now. not only there's decision by the supreme court, but also this ongoing hearing before the house foreign affairs committee on the withdrawal from afghanistan, we're monitoring all of this. we're going to stay on top of it and bring you the very latest in just a few minutes when we come back this is the big dam time to names2 that do >> meet normally. >> these bar jack russell and part tornado meet the bissell cross wave hydro still it's part vacuum mop ste
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. >> texas is securing the border. >> reporter: the county sheriff says that the texas takeover puts local officials in a tough spot. >> a problem for us. we are in the middle. >> reporter: the weeks long standoff between texas and the biden administration over command and control of the border in eagle pass has turned no a partisan rally cry. >> and now it's as bad as it's ever been at the southern border. >> reporter: dozens of governors and attorneys yen and former president donald trump side with texas. >> i express thanks to governor greg abbott. >> reporter: house speaker mike johnson also said i stand with governor abbott. he and house republicans blame department of homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas for the ongoing border scrisis. >> that's why secretary alejandro mayorkas is going to be impeached. >> reporter: house republicans looking to keep the focus on mayorkas instead of new legislation. the last time congress passed comprehensive immigration reform 1986 and ronald reagan was president. >> the most comprehensive reform since 1952. >> reporter: while a bipar
. >> texas is securing the border. >> reporter: the county sheriff says that the texas takeover puts local officials in a tough spot. >> a problem for us. we are in the middle. >> reporter: the weeks long standoff between texas and the biden administration over command and control of the border in eagle pass has turned no a partisan rally cry. >> and now it's as bad as it's ever been at the southern border. >> reporter: dozens of governors and attorneys yen...
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seen there in uvalde, texas. e. jean carroll is off the stand after it day and a half of testimony in the damages trial against donald trump. what happened in court is that she says she is fighting to bring her reputation back. important news out of capitol hill. just into cnn, they have passed a stopgap funding bill that would keep the government open and avert a partial government shutdown that was set to kick in tomorrow night. the shutdown was one of two that were set up by a previous continuing resolution that was set up by congress. the vote ultimately was 77 to 18. this now sets up a funding extension that would have a deadline on march 1st and march 8th. of course the house is set to take up the continuing resolution later this afternoon. they are rushed to avoid bad weather that is said to hit d.c. tomorrow. capitol hill lawmakers in the house are on recess next week, they want to avoid that and get to recess early. that's why they're holding the vote right now. >> not a lot of love for this deal with house
seen there in uvalde, texas. e. jean carroll is off the stand after it day and a half of testimony in the damages trial against donald trump. what happened in court is that she says she is fighting to bring her reputation back. important news out of capitol hill. just into cnn, they have passed a stopgap funding bill that would keep the government open and avert a partial government shutdown that was set to kick in tomorrow night. the shutdown was one of two that were set up by a previous...
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>> reporter: well, jake, texas governor greg abbott says texas has the legal authority to restrict access to geographic areas of the state and the texas military department is doubling down on that, issuing a statement saying in part, "the current posture is to prepare for future illegal immigrant surges and to restrict access to organizations that perpetuate illegal immigrant crossings in the park and the greater eagle pass area, but here's the backstory of this latest feud between texas and the biden administration. on wednesday the state of texas took custody and control of a public park in eagle pass. it surprised officials there in the city of eagle pass, but the situation escalated when texas military department members did not allow border patrol to gain access to that area. process this with me because this is a state authority not giving a federal law enforcement agency, border patrol, access to the area where they inspect and apprehend migrants who have entered the country illegally. this is the area where border patrol does that and they don't have access to it anymore. now the
>> reporter: well, jake, texas governor greg abbott says texas has the legal authority to restrict access to geographic areas of the state and the texas military department is doubling down on that, issuing a statement saying in part, "the current posture is to prepare for future illegal immigrant surges and to restrict access to organizations that perpetuate illegal immigrant crossings in the park and the greater eagle pass area, but here's the backstory of this latest feud between...
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firestorm raging in the texas panhandle, fueled by dry growth and windy conditions the texas smokehouse creek fire is spreading out of control on average around 200 acres per minute, devouring more than three acres per seconds since it began two days ago. >> oh, world on fire. >> danny williams has spent 30 years and fritch texas his home survived the inferno that spread through town. >> you came this way really fast and the authorities were trying to evacuate everybody. >> and >> smoke was everywhere. >> he had to wake up a neighbor and get them out of his home before it burned he was sleeping and i told him i would wake him up if it got bad. and when it got bad, he just barely got out he only had the shirt on his back and his dogs. he lost everything. >> the fire which began monday in the texas panhandle near amarillo has now cross state lines into nato you bring oklahoma in amarillo official said early wednesday morning that flames have not reached the pantex nuclear weapons plant, and firefighters have made some progress in that area. >> the last containment numbers i had 90,000 acr
firestorm raging in the texas panhandle, fueled by dry growth and windy conditions the texas smokehouse creek fire is spreading out of control on average around 200 acres per minute, devouring more than three acres per seconds since it began two days ago. >> oh, world on fire. >> danny williams has spent 30 years and fritch texas his home survived the inferno that spread through town. >> you came this way really fast and the authorities were trying to evacuate everybody....
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this is texas. isn't texas supposed to be super tough on offenders?" well, yes and no. back in the '80s, the problem that texas had was it was growing incredibly rapidly, and with the growth in people came a growth in prisoners. as a result, not only were texas prisons incredibly crowded, but there was immense pressure to get them -- as they said -- "get them out the back door," get them out as fast as possible. narrator: after his release, corwin went to work for a local cabinet maker. corwin's employer, ben pruitt, had taught a carpentry class at the prison. he knew of corwin's past and wanted to give him a second chance. but when local women started getting attacked, mr. pruitt suspected corwin might be responsible. after the highly publicized attack on wendy gauntt, mr. pruitt remembered something strange from right after the murder of mary risinger. ben pruitt recalls daniel corwin coming to work the day after halloween 1987 with cuts on his hands. narrator: could daniel lee corwin be the man who was attacking local women? it looked that way, but in the absence of
this is texas. isn't texas supposed to be super tough on offenders?" well, yes and no. back in the '80s, the problem that texas had was it was growing incredibly rapidly, and with the growth in people came a growth in prisoners. as a result, not only were texas prisons incredibly crowded, but there was immense pressure to get them -- as they said -- "get them out the back door," get them out as fast as possible. narrator: after his release, corwin went to work for a local cabinet...
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texas police aren't going to have access to that information. so i don't see a as you get away from the border, how they're going to be able to do this in a nondiscriminatory fashion. and if i just say very quickly, boards despite all that training given it is very rarely, but mistakes have been made even there where us citizens have been apprehended. so look, i think right at the border itself, to be fair, probably less concerns, but the farther you get away, it's gonna be very difficult to do this in a nondiscriminatory manner and not to mention that those border patrol agents are also trained to offer humanitarian assistance which folks crossing the border often need that local law enforcement, it's not clear that they're gonna have the resources necessary to provide that. now john, if this law were to take effect despite this long list of unanswered questions about how we would actually work how likely is it that sb4 would be effective in stemming the record shattering numbers that we've seen of people entering the country three illegally. d
texas police aren't going to have access to that information. so i don't see a as you get away from the border, how they're going to be able to do this in a nondiscriminatory fashion. and if i just say very quickly, boards despite all that training given it is very rarely, but mistakes have been made even there where us citizens have been apprehended. so look, i think right at the border itself, to be fair, probably less concerns, but the farther you get away, it's gonna be very difficult to do...
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th. . . >>> 14 republican governors will join texas governor greg abbott in texas today. arkansas' huckabee sanders and georgia's brian kemp are two back in operation lone star. >> state of texas is prohibiting border patrol officers from entering a three-mile stretch and the rio grande. meanwhile, thousands of migrants are getting through each day. cnn's rosa flores is there in eagle pass, texas. >> reporter: eagle pass looks like a war zone. texas governor greg abbott ordering mys of razor wire placed around the rio grande and around the public park to block migrants like this group of venezuelans from entering the u.s. >> they're trying to turn themselves into immigration authorities. >> reporter: texas shutting down 2.5 miles of border in maverick county and denying u.s. border patrol access. >> texas very simply is securing the border. >> reporter: the county sheriff said the texas takeover puts local officials in a tough spot. >> we're kind of stuck in the middle. >> reporter: the weeks' long standoff between texas and the biden administration over command of the bo
th. . . >>> 14 republican governors will join texas governor greg abbott in texas today. arkansas' huckabee sanders and georgia's brian kemp are two back in operation lone star. >> state of texas is prohibiting border patrol officers from entering a three-mile stretch and the rio grande. meanwhile, thousands of migrants are getting through each day. cnn's rosa flores is there in eagle pass, texas. >> reporter: eagle pass looks like a war zone. texas governor greg abbott...
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the texas military vehicles are still here. and so are members of texas national guard. you don't see them right now only because it's 24 degrees and they're staying warm inside. look beyond this gate because this is shelby park. you'll see the state of texas has more fencing staged, more equipment. beyond those vehicles you're taking a look at that's where the rio grande is. this is the general area where that woman and her two children drowned. the battle between texas and the biden administration over border security has intensified in eagle pass after a migrant mother and her two children drowned last weekend trying to cross the rio grande. congr congressman kuer says texas is responsible. >> the state should have never kicked out the border patrol from doing their job in that particular area. they would have caught this at the moment it was happening. >> reporter: the texas military department took command and control of a public park last week surprising some local officials. >> we are not in agreement with this operation. >> reporter: and u.s. border patrol was de
the texas military vehicles are still here. and so are members of texas national guard. you don't see them right now only because it's 24 degrees and they're staying warm inside. look beyond this gate because this is shelby park. you'll see the state of texas has more fencing staged, more equipment. beyond those vehicles you're taking a look at that's where the rio grande is. this is the general area where that woman and her two children drowned. the battle between texas and the biden...
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just do this state of texas. so imagine that if the state of texas does start enforcing this law, where are they going to put all these people? how are they going to adjudicate this case is where are they going to get the judges? were they going to get the prosecutors to enforce the law? it's very complicated and that's why counties and local governments are very concerned about this rosa flores tracking it all for us. thank you so much. and what we see overnight is how quickly it can change, which is all that preparation or lack thereof, it could be in stark really vary. >> so this law was not in effect that it was in effect for a few hours. now, what's not in effect, but it might soon be in effect again, >> good summary. thank you very much. oh what happens now seen in senior supreme court analyst joan biskupic is with so clear up what the path forward is joe >> okay. first of all, i just want for our audience let them know just how condensed this timetable has been and how condensed it will be today. it was ar
just do this state of texas. so imagine that if the state of texas does start enforcing this law, where are they going to put all these people? how are they going to adjudicate this case is where are they going to get the judges? were they going to get the prosecutors to enforce the law? it's very complicated and that's why counties and local governments are very concerned about this rosa flores tracking it all for us. thank you so much. and what we see overnight is how quickly it can change,...
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rosa flores in texas. thank you >> experts, warn us during the last eclipse and quite frankly, parents have been warning are children forever, right? no matter how tempting do not look directly at the sun, certainly not with, without special eyewear we're going to talk to a doctor who saw the real life consequences when people did not listen to that. plus y botswana is threatening to send 20,000 elephants to germany >> gayle king and charles barkley are shaking things up on cnn. >> thank you >> i think as tonight, i don't give opinion. don't be opinionated. >> do you make a comment about the warriors last night? don't believe everything you read on the internet, king charles to 90, ten on can not flossing well, then add the wo of listerine to your routine. new science shows listerine is five times more effective than floss at reducing plaque above the gum line for a cleaner, healthier mouth >> this >> three, feel the wo jin law >> did this wells, fargo has donated $50 million in support of indigenous peopl
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go there texas has a big senate election coming up this near. and it looks like republican, can, republican senator ted cruz is struggling a bit, and all of this is just for show, dangerous inhumane in the way of functioning yeah. >> the eagle pass and we had an elected official from eagle pass, their the state officials have taken over shelby park, which is along the border, and they're not allowing federal authorities border patrol to get to that area. and there is this fear of a standoff that. at some point may come between the state officials, the state texts, the texas national guard and the federal officials does this make that more likely that there will be some standoff? >> a much more so, so what so this eagle pass construction that abbott is talking about is essentially to formalize institutionalize his unlawful policies. so how i think about it is it makes it more dangerous for migrants. we've had some desk that probably could have been saved by texas officials and federal officials work. we're not there. >> it makes it more dangerous
go there texas has a big senate election coming up this near. and it looks like republican, can, republican senator ted cruz is struggling a bit, and all of this is just for show, dangerous inhumane in the way of functioning yeah. >> the eagle pass and we had an elected official from eagle pass, their the state officials have taken over shelby park, which is along the border, and they're not allowing federal authorities border patrol to get to that area. and there is this fear of a...
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texas has this part of their state blocked off with fencing and razor wire and the texas national guard. the feds want more access and they're threatening action. >>> plus, change in tune. north carolina's second highest ranking elected official and possible candidate for governor used to be all in on being against abortion. now he won't use the word abortion. why not? see what cnn found out when going through his public statements. >>> only six days away from the next contest in the 2024 race, the new hampshire republican primary. three candidates remain. governor ron desantis is wrapping up events in the granite states. nikki haley will hold a rally there tonight. donald trump is also expected to head to new hampshire after spending the day in court in new york. let's bring in former arkansas governor asa hutchinson. he finished sixth in the iowa republican caucuses. governor, i want to start with the fact that the democratic national committee put out a snarky statement about you suspending your campaign, saying this news comes as a shock to those of us who thought he already dropped
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when i was a kid, texas was blue and california was read these things can change and with texas which is the future of america, because his growing so fast. and by the year 2050 is projected to be the size of california, new york combined. so it will be decisive in american politics and god save texas is streaming now on hbo, which is a part of cnn's parent company. and you can watch the rest of that conversation that amanpour.com and don't forget, you can find all of our shows online as podcast, as cnn.com slash podcast, and on all major platforms i'm christiane amanpour in london. thanks for watching and i'll see you again next week >> hi everyone, thanks for joining me. i'm omar jimenez in for fredricka whitfield. we got a lot to get to today. >> we're going to start with breaking news. the us has begun airdropping desperately needed humanitarian aid into gaza gaza three c-130 hercules cargo planes dropped a total of 66 bundles today, they included mainly food, but no water or medical supplies president biden pledged the aid friday at the white house paid flowing to gaza is nowhere
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and we've talked to many from el paso down the south texas to the major cities of texas as well. >> and what we're >> hearing, the broader theme is that there doesn't really appear to be this desire to send officers and sheriff's deputies out into communities looking for people who don't have proper documentation they don't feel like that is their responsibility that that is something that should be left up to border patrol and federal law enforcement officials to handle that aspect of immigration law. on immigration enforcement. there's a concern about manpower, jail space, and that sort of thing. you can hear from one of the deputies here with the el paso sheriff's department who spoke a little while ago explaining why they're so concerned about the implementation of this law >> really would want them to do their job. we want them to step forward handle that portion of which there was possible for enthralling local law enforcement into this is problematic we're seeing a federal agency stretch to its limits and they have far greater resources. a great amount in power than we do we have
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so the state of texas, texas governor greg abbott and the biden administration don't see eye to eye when it comes to border security and border security tactics. and texas has taken the extraordinary step of blocking a federal law enforcement agency from its jurisdiction and not allowing border patrol to enter. now, the biden administration has asked the u.s. supreme court to intervene. texas replied to the high court saying that it is going to work to get access to border patrol to that park that i just showed you. but this shows the ramping up of escalation, and now new scoop this morning from my colleague at the white house, priscilla alvarez about this cease and desist order by dhs to the state of texas asking them, and hear this, not just to give border patrol access to that park, to the area that you see behind me and to miles of river, but t
so the state of texas, texas governor greg abbott and the biden administration don't see eye to eye when it comes to border security and border security tactics. and texas has taken the extraordinary step of blocking a federal law enforcement agency from its jurisdiction and not allowing border patrol to enter. now, the biden administration has asked the u.s. supreme court to intervene. texas replied to the high court saying that it is going to work to get access to border patrol to that park...
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one county in texas without power and water. there are at least five fires burning this morning. one major area of concern is amarillo, where there is a nuclear a nuclear weapons facility. we're going to show you images that were taken near the plant showing how close the fires had reached? and last night the facility was temporarily shut down because of the fires were told us back open today. let's bring in cnn's meteorologist derek van dam, and also cnn's lucy kavanaugh is lucy kavanaugh who is in amarillo. lucy. what are you seeing? what are you hearing this morning? >> well, kate, let me set the scene for you here in amarillo, texas. the air is full of thick smoke. it's very difficult to breathe. that makes her eyes staying and burn and that is because of those five separate wildfires that are burning out of control in the surrounding areas. i'm a really i should note is one of the safer places that folks are being encouraged to evacuate tool though even here, one of the neighbor of neighborhoods near amarillo had to be evac
one county in texas without power and water. there are at least five fires burning this morning. one major area of concern is amarillo, where there is a nuclear a nuclear weapons facility. we're going to show you images that were taken near the plant showing how close the fires had reached? and last night the facility was temporarily shut down because of the fires were told us back open today. let's bring in cnn's meteorologist derek van dam, and also cnn's lucy kavanaugh is lucy kavanaugh who...
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we're in texas. >> what separates you from everyone else? >> i'm not real sure. >> james beard award winner. >> yeah, there's that. >> so humble. look at him. >> we cook everything as close to perfection as possible. >> if folks want to get this you have your own sauce. and you sell barbecue pits. how did you start doing that? >> well, there wasn't a lot of barbecue pits out there for people. >> so this is my goal in life and another new year's resolution. >> okay, you've got a lot of them. >> i would like to marry husband like let me put something on the grill. can we get that happening? >> let me make some calls. >> or you could order franklin's and chill. >> franklins and chill, it's kind of like a term the kids are using these days. >> i know we have an incredible performance coming up. and enrique iglesias is going to show you his stuff now. >> his stuff. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> let me hear you say! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we have everything. we can bailando and we can eat brisket. >>
we're in texas. >> what separates you from everyone else? >> i'm not real sure. >> james beard award winner. >> yeah, there's that. >> so humble. look at him. >> we cook everything as close to perfection as possible. >> if folks want to get this you have your own sauce. and you sell barbecue pits. how did you start doing that? >> well, there wasn't a lot of barbecue pits out there for people. >> so this is my goal in life and another new...
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the texas national guard and the texas department of public safety, but were unsuccessful in relaying the information by phone. quiaeroalso said texas military department of soldiers stated they would not grant access to the migrants even in the event of an emergency and that they would send a soldier to investigate this situation. the bodies of three migrants were recovered hours later by mexican authorities. the department of homeland security has also confirmed the deaths. >> so has there been a reaction now from texas authorities? >> yes, absolutely. and there's a huge controversy at the border because as we have previously reported, the u.s. border patrol has been blocked out of shelby park, an area at the u.s. border with mexico that had until recently served as a holding area for migrants. last wednesday night, texas authorities erected fencing, gates, and razor wire to take custody and control of the park. that means that border patrol agents who as part of the regular duties rescue migrants in distress didn't have access to the area where the migrants are believed to have dro
the texas national guard and the texas department of public safety, but were unsuccessful in relaying the information by phone. quiaeroalso said texas military department of soldiers stated they would not grant access to the migrants even in the event of an emergency and that they would send a soldier to investigate this situation. the bodies of three migrants were recovered hours later by mexican authorities. the department of homeland security has also confirmed the deaths. >> so has...
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this latest action on the texas/mexico border this past week, where the texas governor blocked part of the border and border patrol from accessing it really marked an escalation and an unprecedented one. now, as you mentioned there, the department of justice went to the supreme court asking for them to intervene because, they said, texas was blocking border patrol from its federal enforcement duties, and saying the supreme court needed to intervene. it backed up the point that they should do so in a timely manner. but the president, of course, has been dealing with this for years. there has been an influx of migrants at the u.s./mexico border now for years. again, as there is record migration across the western hemisphere. he is trying to navigate the politics of all of this, including republican pressure to do more and to take executive actions. >> i'm looking for fundamental change on the border, have been for a long time, a long time. i'll let the negotiations play out. >> reporter: it's unclear what alterations the president was talking about there. he has repeatedly said he is ope
this latest action on the texas/mexico border this past week, where the texas governor blocked part of the border and border patrol from accessing it really marked an escalation and an unprecedented one. now, as you mentioned there, the department of justice went to the supreme court asking for them to intervene because, they said, texas was blocking border patrol from its federal enforcement duties, and saying the supreme court needed to intervene. it backed up the point that they should do so...
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now, hope for any delay rests in the governor's hands of texas. cnn senior national correspondent, ed lavendera is outside the prison in huntsville, texas this morning, ed, bring us up to speed. >> well, ivan cantu is simply running out of legal options at this point, the texas board of pardons and paroles rejected his efforts to block this execution. we heard yesterday from the texas court of criminal appeals and a federal appeals court as well that rejected claims to get ivan can two more time, and his supporters say that he needs more time so that the evidence they say that has emerged in just the last few years which includes but they believe is false testimony from one of the key witnesses. the one of the other key witnesses who has recanted the testimony in that testimony was that ivan cantu had confessed to the murders of his cousin, james mosqueda and his fiance, amy kitchen back in november of 2000. despite all of that, all of the court's rejecting all of these last minute appeals. we sat down yesterday with ivan cantu's mother, who is he
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agents the ability to arrest people suspected of entering texas illegally. and it also gives judges the ability to deport migrants to texts to mexico if they are here illegally. obviously, that critics of this law say that immigration enforcement is the sole responsibility of the federal government. texas officials were briefing flee hailing the supreme court order that allowed sb4 to go into effect for several hours yesterday, the attorney general called it a huge victory. the governor of texas, who signed the law in december, says it was a positive development, but all of this again on hold, but john and speaking with a number of law enforcement agencies yesterday, you could get the sense that they were all scrambling to figure out exactly how they would carry out this law on a day-to-day basis? and this is where the real difference comes in. it's the in theory what this law looks like on paper seemed to be very different from what it would be like on the ground were law enforcement agents, were trying to make sense of it exactly how it would be implemente
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the texas governor is making it. do you read the constitution in this part of it to make this argument? >> no. there are two big problems with the way that texas is interpreting this long. the first is the obvious one, which is whatever you think of immigration, whatever you think of the influx of unauthorized immigrants along the texas border, that's obviously not an invasion as the founders intended it. even if there were ambiguity on that, even if there were doubt, the reason why this clause exists is because at the time the constitution was written, the federal military was tiny, congress was out of session most of the year. the idea was that if there was an invasion, british troops from canada, french troops from louisiana, spanish troops from florida, states could react without having to wait for the federal government. it's not an open-ended invitation for states to take it upon themselves to do what the federal government either isn't doing to their satisfaction or is doing differently. >> what does this mean
the texas governor is making it. do you read the constitution in this part of it to make this argument? >> no. there are two big problems with the way that texas is interpreting this long. the first is the obvious one, which is whatever you think of immigration, whatever you think of the influx of unauthorized immigrants along the texas border, that's obviously not an invasion as the founders intended it. even if there were ambiguity on that, even if there were doubt, the reason why this...
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texas, she said made that impossible. it goes without saying that all of this is serving as a backdrop of what we are seeing here in washington, d.c. as democrats and republicans are still stuck as they try to reach a deal on this national security supplemental. they are stuck over the issue of the border and that is why president biden, the white house says, has invited congressional leaders to come to the white house to try to hash things out. we will see what progress is made tomorrow. >> you are outside the park that was taken over by texas authorities. what are you seeing? >> let me show you around. this is the epicenter of this order battle. this is shelby park. until last week this fence was not here. this military vehicle was not here and you can see members of the texas national guard. these members guard and determine who enters and exits the spark. this is presumably the area that border patrol was denied access. you can see beyond this fence there is more fencing that is staged, unclear where that will go. bey
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as you know, that cease and desist letter that was sent to the texas yesterday. the deadline was yesterday and expired. we're waiting to see what they will do >> the throngs of people arriving in eagle pass, that was the end of december. i don't belief that's what it's been looking like the last few days of the still, a lot of activity back and forth between the federal government. rosa flores, thanks so much for being there. >> rahel? >> senate negotiators have been working to try to strike a deal on border security that could unlock more aid to ukraine and israel. lawmakers are also raising the clock to avert a partial shutdown as part of the federal government could run out of funding tomorrow. with us now is democratic congressman gregory meeks of new york. he's a ranking member on the house foreign affairs committee and a senior member on the house financial services committee. congressman, good to have you this morning. welcome. >> thank you. thank you for having me. so you were in attendance at that white house meeting yesterday. it's a meeting that's been
as you know, that cease and desist letter that was sent to the texas yesterday. the deadline was yesterday and expired. we're waiting to see what they will do >> the throngs of people arriving in eagle pass, that was the end of december. i don't belief that's what it's been looking like the last few days of the still, a lot of activity back and forth between the federal government. rosa flores, thanks so much for being there. >> rahel? >> senate negotiators have been working...
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is going to give this up or, in the words of texas attorney general ken paxton, texas does not plan to surrender to the biden administration. >> in the end, what they are asking for just falls on deaf ears? >> you know, what we see on the ground is that a lot of the time, it's the municipalities that end up filling the gaps for the failures of the federal government. and even when the state government intervenes, like in this case, the state of texas has taken over, but that doesn't solve the problem. you will just get a sense -- what smugglers are doing, is they are simply going beyond this razor wire. it eventually ends. i could go on for miles and miles, and you continue to see this fencing and mold all levels of razor wire. but it eventually ends, and that's what we've learned smugglers are taking migrants to those areas. and i talked to individuals who live in those residential areas, and that's exactly what they tell me they are seeing. they are starting to see that migrants are ending up there in large groups, and that buses are driving into these neighborhoods to transport t
is going to give this up or, in the words of texas attorney general ken paxton, texas does not plan to surrender to the biden administration. >> in the end, what they are asking for just falls on deaf ears? >> you know, what we see on the ground is that a lot of the time, it's the municipalities that end up filling the gaps for the failures of the federal government. and even when the state government intervenes, like in this case, the state of texas has taken over, but that doesn't...
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the state of texas or the federal government. rosa flores, cnn, eagle pass, texas. >>> the u.s. economy has again defied predictions add ing more than 350,000 jobs in january. that's about double what economists were expecting. the unemployment rate held steady at 3.7% and december's job gains were revised sharply upwards to a total of 335,000. markets initially fell on the robust numbers, but bounced back before close. few investors are now expecting the fed to cut rates when it meets in march. >>> tesla is recalling 2.2 million vehicles in the united states. regulators say the font size for functions like antilock braking is too small. they say that could make critical safety information difficult to read. even though it's classified as a recall, the problem will be fixed with an over the air software update. tesla owners won't have to take their vehicles into a service center. >>> apple has just introduced its vision pro. the company's first new product in seven years. the ceo celebrating the launch at the apple store in new york with 200 people from all over the world. the w
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texas is continuing to build the barricades despite a u.s. supreme court ruling in favor of federal access to the border. cnn's rosa flores is in eagle pass, texas. rosa, you had to run over to the meeting. you are back in front of the camera. what did you learn? >> reporter: fred, well, this was quite an extraordinary press conference because texas governor greg abbott and these about dozen governors said that they are banding together for state rights. in other words, that states have the right to enforce border policy. now, that's extraordinary because the supreme court has upheld that immigration is a federal function. with these governors, they are saying that they are side being what texas governor greg abbott is doing. now, i'm in shelby park. >> this is the park that the state of texas took over a few weeks ago. imagine central park around the country, this is their central park in eagle pass. and with the state, what they did overnight one day is they wrapped it with razor wire and they blocked the entrances with gates and they plopp
texas is continuing to build the barricades despite a u.s. supreme court ruling in favor of federal access to the border. cnn's rosa flores is in eagle pass, texas. rosa, you had to run over to the meeting. you are back in front of the camera. what did you learn? >> reporter: fred, well, this was quite an extraordinary press conference because texas governor greg abbott and these about dozen governors said that they are banding together for state rights. in other words, that states have...
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this is one of many disputes between texas and the united states. you have the controversial border buoys and the razor wire and not having access to this. i want to leave you with this. this is important context. in my experience, it's common to see state authorities and federal authorities working together. they do that all the time. i talked to law enforcement sources who say that's what's happening in other parts of fnks so this is unique to this area of eatgle pass. it's not normally they work together in partnership to keep the border safe. >> it's extremely political, so we'll be watching what happens because there's a huge legal component here. thank you so much live from houston. >>> join account us now is congressman gonzales, a democrat from texas. congressman, thank you for being with us. how do you feel about these texas officers keeping federal officials away from certain border regions? >> i can begin by saying we have a problem on our border that needs to be addressed much more aggressively by the president. but having said that, thi
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it was republicans, texas republican's, that submarine, that effort. so there is an ability for republicans and democrats to come together to be able to allow the federal government to control the border. it is republicans that are stopping the federal government from having the resources available to control the border to the extent that there's disorder at the border. right. and how it is republicans that have themselves to blame for opposing the bipartisan bill that they asked for. and they helped negotiate critics say this texas law will lead to increased racial profiling of latinos. and it comes as trump used, rather dehumanizing language about migrants, calling them at one point animals. what concerns you have about that? >> well let's be very clear the people that are coming to the united states are fleeing terror and torture. yes, sometimes destitute poverty, they're looking for a better life inside the united states. republicans make up this narrative about a migrant crime surge. violent crime is going down in the united states migrants to the
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again, you pay up front for the long-term benefit and that's what texas is doing here. i also have to look at what dhs just put out and they said that it's going to cause chaos and i disagree with that 100 percent. they said the exact same thing when texas came in and sees shelby park and we didn't see any chaos. in fact, what we saw as we saw border patrol agents were able to be freed up to go to more troubled spots, to go after the criminal activity. there was zero chaos. there's not gonna be any chaos in this either >> i mean, that's a bold proclamation. you said that you've heard from law enforcement that you think that this won't be an issue. i will say the maverick county sheriff said that they're not going to accept migrants suspected migrants being arrested because he said he just doesn't have the room for that. but the other concern here that we've heard from people tonight, and i wonder what your thoughts on this are it is about racial profiling. the dallas police chief mentioned this in their statement tonight, say that there are real concerns that this could
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are they all ut texas? ut austin students? >> how are they reacting to the students being hauled away in zip ties? well, there's a lot of criticism of of chapter. now, you have a choice talking to the officers themselves. but if we step out out of this area, you can see the way the way this works. this is the encampment that is inside the south mall area and so inside that circle cool. is in that protest area, that's where the number of officers have encircled the camp. and this kind of gives you a sense of just how many people onlookers, some who have been very supportive of the protesters in the cause and out here supporting them. but it also, especially like on the other side of this encampment two, they're just a lot of students who are just looking in taking in what is happening. you should point out today is actually the last day of classes here on the university of texas campus. and the students gearing up for their semester finals and that sort of thing. >> so this is kind of a bigger picture if we stepped out of it a
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all of that continues here in texas. poppy and phil. >> ed lavandera for us, thank you for that piece. and as trump inserts himself into the immigration debate we're learning more about how donor money trump is spending to defend himself until the 91 criminal counts he faces. the former president spent about $50 million in not his money, donor money on legal bills and investigations and expenses in the last year. the exact numbers will come out later today when he has to file records with the federal election commission. >> on top of that, reuters sat down for an interview with trump megadonor, robert bigelow, who says he's given a million dollars to cover legal bills. former white house communications director, aless -- alyssa farah griffin. on immigration, the question that manu asked speaker johnson that was so crucial, people heard at the top of the show, are you house republicans torpedoing this immigration deal because of trump at the behest of trump. johnson suggesting that is a absurd. knowing if he wins it's goi
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in texas. this is a long simmering immigration battle. it arose from a lower court judges blocking the administration from taking down the razor wire. and today by a 5-4 boat along ideological lines the supreme court has allowed the biden administration to continue having access to the border. and to take down that razor wire. let me tell you about the split. justices clarence thomas, samuel alito, neil gorsuch and brett kavanaugh all dissented from this order. this all started in december and since early january the biden administration had been urging the supreme court to intervene and to block of the order that kept its border patrol agents from getting to stretch of a border along the rio grande and to continue taking down this razor wire. and we know how contentious this has been. but it has also been the situation that has caused a lot of injury and death in the middle of this controversy. a woman and two children drowned in the biden administration said it needed access to this area and
in texas. this is a long simmering immigration battle. it arose from a lower court judges blocking the administration from taking down the razor wire. and today by a 5-4 boat along ideological lines the supreme court has allowed the biden administration to continue having access to the border. and to take down that razor wire. let me tell you about the split. justices clarence thomas, samuel alito, neil gorsuch and brett kavanaugh all dissented from this order. this all started in december and...
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if you look at dps and south texas, a large large percentage of those individuals that are in south texas are also minorities. i do not believe kyiv that law enforcement, regardless of whether they're minorities or whether they're white, go out of their way to racially profile. i believe that law enforcement has the best interests of the american people at heart, that they will in fact properly enforced the laws brenda judd. we have to leave the conversation there, but especially if the supreme court takes this up, we look forward to having you back on >> thanks, boris. i appreciate it. >> of course. brianna also on the stack docket for the supreme court today, a thorny dispute over free speech. the justices heard arguments over the biden administration's efforts to remove social media posts that contained misinformation about covid-19 and elections whether it violated the first amendment. we have cnn senior supreme court analyst joan biskupic here on this for us, where do things stand with this june 1 of all, i just came from the core and they were really almost two hours, very exhilarat
if you look at dps and south texas, a large large percentage of those individuals that are in south texas are also minorities. i do not believe kyiv that law enforcement, regardless of whether they're minorities or whether they're white, go out of their way to racially profile. i believe that law enforcement has the best interests of the american people at heart, that they will in fact properly enforced the laws brenda judd. we have to leave the conversation there, but especially if the supreme...
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now back to texas. there was this written in a recent column in the houston chronicle, the texas gop's border crisis plan includes a session, surrender and students instead of solutions.asession, s instead of solutions. i wrois abbott is write about one thing, the entire nation must help with the migrants pending resolution of their asylum claims. they can't accommodate so many families but the governor diminishes the good deed by turning desperate my grants in to political pauns. chris tomlinson is joining me now. he spent 20 years with the associated press, reporting there more than 30 countries in africa, middle east and europe. thank you for being here. customs and border patrol intercepted, i think that is the way i should say it, intercepted 2.4 million people along the southwest border in fiscal year 2023. thi then if they stopped 2.4 million, how many got through. >> well, border patrol says about 600,000. but there is a very good possibility it was many more than that. >> and that doesn't inclu
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here's a look at the storm path, the storm track comes right through texas. we do have a growing severe risk and then those clouds could kinda sit along the path the best viewing it looks like might be a new england. here's our severe risk for monday. we have a slight risk level, two out of five for damaging winds and large hail. now it looks like a lot of these storms cred kinda fire up after the eclipse, but you're gonna have a lot of people in dallas checking out the club so you could see where some of the showers and storms might line up. it comes with the clouds for a place like dallas in texas where we've got this severe risk and the clouds will have them for a decent part of the stretch again, like i mentioned just because we have some clouds, doesn't mean you might not be able to see everything you probably still be able to feel the darkness coming in and just might not be as crisp as you want it. >> you feel the darkness because $711 round-trip arkansas from atlanta, right back it's round-trip. >> round trip. >> some of its sole somewhere it's on eve
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. >>> still ahead on cnn news central, the razor wire that texas put up along the border with mexico , that's still up even though the supreme court told the feds they can start to take it down. we will talk about the border patrol chief's decision telling cnn that that may soon change. >>> we are waiting on remarks from president biden from the united auto workers union. stay with cnn, we are back in just a moment. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network. give your business a head start in 2024 with this great offer. plus, ask how to get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. >>> texas is doubling down on his policies by placing more razor wire at the southern border despite getting the green light to remove it, the feds have yet to take any st
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a county that's called hemphill county, canadian texas county seat. it's about 30 miles by 30 miles. the county's perfectly squares, so 900 square miles and a little over 600,000 acres in our county alone, over 450,000 acres has burned up. and the way this affects the nation and affects people is the cattle that these ranchers have, have, have greatly been burned up and so this is going to hurt our beef supply, going, going forward in the nation to go along with other catastrophes around the nation, bloc of major drought that's been going on the last ten years in the west that's going to diminish our beef cattle supply you know, one of the things omar that people need to understand is are cattlemen they are the best stewards over there. land and their animals of any people on planet earth? and these cattle are not just cattle, there family to our ranchers. and so the ranchers feed their cattle before they feed themselves. and it's, it's a real tragedy for our ranchers. it's not only their their income and their way alive, but it's going to take maybe
a county that's called hemphill county, canadian texas county seat. it's about 30 miles by 30 miles. the county's perfectly squares, so 900 square miles and a little over 600,000 acres in our county alone, over 450,000 acres has burned up. and the way this affects the nation and affects people is the cattle that these ranchers have, have, have greatly been burned up and so this is going to hurt our beef supply, going, going forward in the nation to go along with other catastrophes around the...
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now, as for the state of texas, the texas attorney general ken paxton has said that he does not plan to surrender to the biden administration. rosa flores, cnn, eagle pass, texas. >>> all right, still to come, as campaign season gets underway in the u.s., president biden and vice president kamala harris are set to make their first joint campaign appearance this week. well tell you what's on the agenda. >>> and new concerns that the israel/hamas war could spark a wider conflict. and the international community's responding strongly to israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu's latest comments about a two-state solution. we'll talk about that in a live report. that's coming up. stay with us. >>> some news just coming into cnn. the hamas-controlled ministry of health says over 25,000 palestinians have been killed in gaza since october 7th. it adds that about 70% of those killed were women and children. now, cnn can't independently verify these numbers through the challenges of reporting from the war zone. palestinian officials estimate that in addition to the dead and wounded, more than
now, as for the state of texas, the texas attorney general ken paxton has said that he does not plan to surrender to the biden administration. rosa flores, cnn, eagle pass, texas. >>> all right, still to come, as campaign season gets underway in the u.s., president biden and vice president kamala harris are set to make their first joint campaign appearance this week. well tell you what's on the agenda. >>> and new concerns that the israel/hamas war could spark a wider...
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this week the texas military department enlisted the national guard to block the u.s. border patrol from accessing two and a half miles of the u.s./mexico border on the rio grande. the state had seized control and put up fencing and razor wire under an emergency declaration. by way of explanation, abbott, who has shipped migrants to democratic-run cities, posted we are making clear that texas will be a tough place to cross. in response, the doj petitioned the u.s. supreme court, writing texas' actions demonstrate an escalation of the state's measures to block the border patrol's ability to patrol or surveil the border and be in a position to respond to emergencies, and asked the court to restore border patrol's access to the border it is charged with patrolling and the migrants it is responsible for apprehending, inspecting and processing. meanwhile, in new york city, the overwhelming number of asylum seekers needing to be housed led to one brooklyn high school having to switch its students to remote learning so that their high school building could house nearly 2,000
this week the texas military department enlisted the national guard to block the u.s. border patrol from accessing two and a half miles of the u.s./mexico border on the rio grande. the state had seized control and put up fencing and razor wire under an emergency declaration. by way of explanation, abbott, who has shipped migrants to democratic-run cities, posted we are making clear that texas will be a tough place to cross. in response, the doj petitioned the u.s. supreme court, writing texas'...
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now, president >> biden is also here in the state of texas, but he is downriver in brownsville, texas. what he's going to see as much different than what you see here. this looks very militarized. this area has been taken over by the state of texas border patrol is not allowed to patrol in this area. so it's gonna be very different what president biden is going to be seen and what former president trump is going to see behind me, brianna >> all right. rosa flores, thank you for that. boris let's discuss the issues at the border now with a democrat who represents a border district, actually one that's right between where we're going to see >> president biden and trump later today, texas congressman henry iquail are joins us now a congressman, thanks so much for being with us. this is biden's first visit. of course, this is biden's first visit to the border in over a year. a year that as you know, saw record shattering numbers of migrant crossings and you were calling on the white house to be more aggressive on this. well, before we got to that point, do you think the white house and de
now, president >> biden is also here in the state of texas, but he is downriver in brownsville, texas. what he's going to see as much different than what you see here. this looks very militarized. this area has been taken over by the state of texas border patrol is not allowed to patrol in this area. so it's gonna be very different what president biden is going to be seen and what former president trump is going to see behind me, brianna >> all right. rosa flores, thank you for...
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and the main argument by the state of texas is that the state of texas is under a quote invasion by migrants. now the lower court, the judge there rejected the argument by the state of texas saying that migrants crossing the border illegally is not technically we a quote, invasion. in fact, the lower court upheld precedent, which is that immigration is a federal function. now, i want to read you a few excerpts from the lower court judge because it just this gives you an idea of his thinking. first of all, he said quote, surges and immigration. do not constitute an invasion within the meaning of the constitution, nor is texas engaging in war by enforcing, as before he goes on to say, if allowed to proceed, sb four could open the door to each state passing its own version of immigration laws. as before threatens the fundamental notion that the united states must regulate immigration with one voice, governor greg abbott, of course, disagrees with all of this, and he maintains that that the state of texas has constitutional authority to do all of this. now, i can't i can't emphasize enough the c
and the main argument by the state of texas is that the state of texas is under a quote invasion by migrants. now the lower court, the judge there rejected the argument by the state of texas saying that migrants crossing the border illegally is not technically we a quote, invasion. in fact, the lower court upheld precedent, which is that immigration is a federal function. now, i want to read you a few excerpts from the lower court judge because it just this gives you an idea of his thinking....
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where do you think you'll watch the next one >> texas. >> in texas want to watch it in texas, you're going moved to texas. that's where these guys are from >> you will still be here, dad and i am confident that this is going to be your chance to finally get to see a total solar eclipse reported to point out this is a very rare occurrence because the one coming in 20 years, it's not going to cover quite as much space. it's not gonna be quite as impactful it's not going to last as long that moment of the duration of totality is going to be as long as it either. >> and the one in 2045, it's looking pretty cool, i think. but again, the moon is so close and it's just going to be amazing as well. but the solar activity that we're expecting i mean, this could be cooler even if the weather had co-ops operated for you, dr. fisher in 2017, this could be neater to see what are you expecting to see around because the weather is looking great here. i think that three times times is going to be a term. what are you expecting to see around the corona? >> i would love to see a solar flare. so i say
where do you think you'll watch the next one >> texas. >> in texas want to watch it in texas, you're going moved to texas. that's where these guys are from >> you will still be here, dad and i am confident that this is going to be your chance to finally get to see a total solar eclipse reported to point out this is a very rare occurrence because the one coming in 20 years, it's not going to cover quite as much space. it's not gonna be quite as impactful it's not going to last...
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now, the state of texas took it to an appeals court. the appeals court granted the state of texas a preliminary injunction and that is when the biden administration took this viet to the u.s. supreme court arguing that border security is a federal function, that immigration is a federal function and that border patrol agents need access to these areas in order for them to enforce federal law and that they can't do that if all the razor wire is still here. well, all of this took great prominence in the last two weeks when the state of texas took over this park, blocking border patrol. that's when those three migrants drowned. the state of texas doubling down on this even though the u.s. supreme court ruled in favor of the biden administration saying in a statement, quote, from greg abbott -- i'll continue to defend texas's constitutional authority to secure the border and prevent the biden administration from destroying our property. also, quote, rather than helping reduce illegal mike ground invasion, the state of texas has only made it
now, the state of texas took it to an appeals court. the appeals court granted the state of texas a preliminary injunction and that is when the biden administration took this viet to the u.s. supreme court arguing that border security is a federal function, that immigration is a federal function and that border patrol agents need access to these areas in order for them to enforce federal law and that they can't do that if all the razor wire is still here. well, all of this took great prominence...
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that is what one person in texas just told us this morning as wildfires are scorching the texas panhandle, people are being formed forced to flee, and crews are battling against at least five fires. >> we are standing by for the >> arrival of hunter biden on capitol hill after fierce negotiations she he is set to testify shortly in the impeachment investigation into his father >> new findings about marijuana and the risk of heart attack and stroke ok. baldwin with john berman, sara is off today. this is cnn news central >> all right, we do have breaking news. we just got word that the smokehouse creek big fire in texas is the second largest wildfire that that state has ever seen. it is growing and growing quickly. hundreds of thousands of acres have been scorched homes and buildings destroyed. we just spoke to a children's pastor, a church that has been sheltering more than 200 people she said several have told her, quote, we have lost everything and we just got some new scanner audio in from fire crews. listen to this multiple fox we can't hold it out of there let's call out. we have too
that is what one person in texas just told us this morning as wildfires are scorching the texas panhandle, people are being formed forced to flee, and crews are battling against at least five fires. >> we are standing by for the >> arrival of hunter biden on capitol hill after fierce negotiations she he is set to testify shortly in the impeachment investigation into his father >> new findings about marijuana and the risk of heart attack and stroke ok. baldwin with john berman,...
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here's her report. >> reporter: texas attorney general saying that texas will not vsurrender to the biden administration when it comes to the border dispute. we just got asked this. this is the area of the border taken over by the state. you can see the added border barriers. this is extra fencing, extra razor wire. and it will be added to the barrier you see here to my right. on the other side of this border barrier is the rio grand. according to texas national guard, these fencing and razor wire will be added support to these border barriers to stop illegal immigration. now this particular takeover by the state of texas of this property is just one of several legal battles that are playing out in the courts between texas and the biden administration. there's the controversial border police, there's the razor wire and also the recent passage of a state immigration law here in the state of texas. now all of that tells you what the relationship is between the state of texas and the biden administration and how the takeover of this park is just an escalation of that. the obvious question is
here's her report. >> reporter: texas attorney general saying that texas will not vsurrender to the biden administration when it comes to the border dispute. we just got asked this. this is the area of the border taken over by the state. you can see the added border barriers. this is extra fencing, extra razor wire. and it will be added to the barrier you see here to my right. on the other side of this border barrier is the rio grand. according to texas national guard, these fencing and...
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we went out to fact check this in eagle, texas. >> reporter: this man crossed into texas in the summer of 2021, just a few months after governor greg abbott launched a plan called operation lone star. [ speaking in a non-english language ] >> reporter: instead of being detained by border patrol agents, he was arrested by texas state troopers, part of operation lone star involves arresting migrants for trespassing. >> when people learn about this, they'll stop coming across the texas border. >> you were handcuffed, arrested and charged with criminal tresp trespassing. you spent a month in jail in texas. [ speaking in a non-english language ] >> reporter: he says the experience was hell. he spent his life working as a human rights lawyer and now was seen as a criminal. the trespassing charge was dismissed by a judge and three years later he's now in colorado awaiting his asylum hearing. the state arrest did nothing to derail that. kri kristen is a lawyer who has worked with a group helping thousands of migrants. >> it's a political stunt and has no effect on immigration. >> reporter: the
we went out to fact check this in eagle, texas. >> reporter: this man crossed into texas in the summer of 2021, just a few months after governor greg abbott launched a plan called operation lone star. [ speaking in a non-english language ] >> reporter: instead of being detained by border patrol agents, he was arrested by texas state troopers, part of operation lone star involves arresting migrants for trespassing. >> when people learn about this, they'll stop coming across the...
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smokehouse creek fire has burned almost 900,000 acres in texas. it is the second-largest fire ever in the state, and still only 3% contained in northwest oklahoma, more than 31,000 acres burned with dry air, heat, and winds fanning the flames in the texas panhandle alone, more than 100 miles of power lines are going to need to be rebuilt our weatherman derek van dam has been tracking this system. he joins us now, derek, is there any relief in sight for these families? >> good question. heartbreaking to watch that video. but you said it, right? at least that that girl is ok. is there some relief in sight? you know, i don't want to be the bearer of bad news, but as my job to tell you what the future holds in terms of these conditions. and i think we are in this narrow window where firefighters can at least get some handle on this this out-of-control wildfire in the texas panhandle. but conditions are going to deteriorate as we head into the weekend, this fire just exploding over the past 48 hours. we know now currently burning roughly the size of th
smokehouse creek fire has burned almost 900,000 acres in texas. it is the second-largest fire ever in the state, and still only 3% contained in northwest oklahoma, more than 31,000 acres burned with dry air, heat, and winds fanning the flames in the texas panhandle alone, more than 100 miles of power lines are going to need to be rebuilt our weatherman derek van dam has been tracking this system. he joins us now, derek, is there any relief in sight for these families? >> good question....