If it's Wednesday, top White House officials are in Mexico as pressure mounts on President

Biden to confront the crisis on the southern border and more and more migrants make their way

toward the US.

Plus, as Israel further expands its ground war into Gaza,

new threats today from the Iran-backed Houthi militants

and new exchanges of fire with Hezbollah in the north.

And the Michigan Supreme Court rejects an effort to remove former President Trump from the state's

primary ballot, just days after Colorado's highest court determined him

ineligible to run with the Iowa Caucasus less than three weeks away. Hello and we begin.

We're going to meet the press now. Hello and welcome to meet the press now.

I'm Ryan Nob in Washington and we begin with the world of trouble facing the

at Biden administration as we head into 2024.

Right now Secretary of State Blinken and Homeland Security Secretary Myorkus are in Mexico City,

meeting with Mexico's President to discuss an issue plaguing both countries, border security

and the ongoing surge of migrants through Mexico and into the United States.

This video was from that meeting was just fed in minutes ago.

Now the meeting is taking place as a caravan of roughly 8,000 migrants, men, women, and children are heading

toward the southern U.S. border. Officials at the border are already completely overwhelmed.

In four days last week, more than 47,000 migrants crossed illegally

which is a record high number and it's coming at a tenuous time for the president

at the start of an election year with nearly seven in ten

Americans disapproving of Biden's handling of immigration that according to a

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