Good evening everyone, I'm Allison Camarada. Welcome to CNN Tonight.

So remember that expected surge of migrants at the border when Title 42 ended? Well, it

turns out the opposite happened. The number of migrants has dropped 50 percent in the

past few days. But that does not mean the crisis has ended. It's just spread north.

In New York, about 300 migrants are now living in public school gyms and parents are not

happy. Our panel has a lot of thoughts on this. Plus, a security guard shoots and kills

a suspected shoplifter at a wall green in downtown San Francisco. Shoplifting is obviously

not a capital crime. So why is the DA not pressing charges? And former president Barack Obama

gets personal talking about his marriage to Michelle.

Let me just say this. It sure helps to be out of the White House. And to have a little

more time with her. I feel like our panel is going to have a lot of thoughts on this too.

More from that interview coming up. But let's start with the migrant problem. In New York,

300 migrants now housed in public school gyms and parents are crying fell.

I was scared. I was nervous. I felt like it was the wrong decision that they made at the

time where nobody knew anything. My concern is I will well be in about our children that

resign, that go to school to get an education at PS 188. Our families that's walking around

here not knowing who we taking in for sheltering for our safety and our well being.

Okay, let's bring in our panel. We have New York City Councilman Ari Kagan, a Republican

who up until a few months ago was a Democrat. We have Errol Lewis, political anchor for

Spectrum News, New York one, the Ever Fabulous SE Cup. And James Sorrowicki and Jury

and Les Two writes for the Atlantic and Fast Company, great to have all of you. Okay, so

Councilman, it's hard to find a community that wants to house these migrants. So what is the answer?

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