Ladies and gentlemen, it's the day after Monday, so that makes it Tuesday, September 26th.

Welcome to the President's Daily Brief.

I'm Mike Baker, your eyes and ears on the world stage.

Let's get briefed.

Up first, we'll turn our gaze to the US Southern border where a fresh surge of migrants

is breaking records as unprecedented numbers make the crossing.

In a bid to stem the tide, Mexico and the United States have actually struck a new deal

with Mexico promising to deport migrants from its border cities back to their homelands

in order to attempt to deter further migration.

Next, we've got two major developments from the frontlines in Ukraine.

Kiev claims a significant victory, announcing that they've eliminated the commander of Russia's

Black Sea fleet in a bold strike on occupied Crimea.

Meanwhile, a high-ranking Russian official issues a chilling warning.

He says Ukraine must bow down to Moscow's surrender terms or face annihilation.

Okay, finally, in today's back of the brief, one strike appears to be coming to an end,

possibly good news for your television viewing pleasure, as another expands.

And President Biden plans on joining the picket line and supported the growing United

Auto-Worker's strike. But first, today's PDB Spotlight.

As we speak, a major surge in migrants crossing the southern border is setting off alarm bells

across the nation as sanctuary cities struggle with an influx of migrants and two few resources.

Just this Monday Fox News and other outlets reported 11,000 migrant encounters at the

Southwest border in a single day, marking it as the single highest day in recent memory,

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