>> illegal border crossings hit lows not seen in decades. over the past year -- while interior arrests are up 134%. there were only 220 illegal border crossings on saturday. this is a 15 year low. think about that in comparison to the amount of illegal border crossings we saw under the previous administration. >> the white house press secretary karoline leavitt last hour, touting the trump and

ministrations immigration -- and hearing this about to begin, following president trump's executive order to end birthright citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants. that order is tangled in a legal web of resistance and is just one of the many challenges that the trump administration is facing in its immigration crackdown. welcome back, as it "america reports" rolls into what promises to be a busy hour. i am john roberts in washington. ready to go, sandra? speak i'm ready to go. buckle up, everybody. sandra smith in new york and a busy hour ahead. president trump pushes forward with the mammoth task of securing the border. just yesterday, a major operation in houston swept up nearly 90 illegal migrants, including several child sex predators. >> as i surrounds up dangerous criminal migrants, some making their identities, putting law enforcement in greater danger in order. >> here, millions of fat in the

pills hundreds of pounds of narcotics. coming up, special dea agent with more on the border. >> first, fox team coverage with our chief correspondent jonathan hunt, more on the anti-ice activists, and brooke taylor starts off in dallas. what do we know about this raid in colony ridge? speak of the person who joined this operation tells me that they arrested about 90 illegal migrants. this makes it the largest operation we have seen under the trump administration. homan says this is part of a larger criminal investigation. he called a phase one and something they have been planning for a while. early monday morning, hsi along with special agents and texas dps made the arrest in end around colony ridge, a largely hispanic of elements outside of houston. we sat down with border czar tom homan right after he joined the

operation. >> warrants on some people. some were traffic stops conducted by texas dps. the last number i saw was like 69 criminals. i know for a fact, there are several sexual predators, child predators arrested for sexual misconduct with a child. there were several of them. i know one was convicted of either homicide or murder. >> among those arrested, a three-time previously deported criminal illegal alien from el salvador. ice tells me he had criminal arrest warrants for alleged repeated sexual abuse of a minor. they say this area has been a problem for a while now. check this out from earlier this month. three illegal migrants arrested near colony ridge after deputies say they found around 350 pounds of. tom homan tells me this was not about targeting a specific community, it was about

targeting illegal criminal migrants. he says it's a priority, but he's made it clear if you are in the country illegally or still on the table -- you are still on the table for possible deportation. >> thank you, brooke. >> immigration activists putting a target on the i.c.e. agent's packs by posting flyers with their personal information, including their names, faces, phone numbers. chief correspondent jonathan hunt has the details from l.a. how are these affecting operations? >> there's been a lot of frustration among immigration agents and officials in seeing their operational plans leaked, first of all, and then the operations themselves disrupted by activists, shouting warnings to potential targets of rates. now, there is outright anger, prompted by the posting of those flyers, which look like this. they reveal the identities of some of the agents involved, and read in part "these armed agents

work in southern california. ice and hsi racially terrorized and criminalize communities with their policies. they kidnap people from their homes and from the streets, separating families and fractured communities. department of homeland security spokesman tells fox "these pathetic activists are putting targets on the backs of our law enforcement, as they shield ms-13, other vicious gangs that traffic women and children, kidnapped for ransom, and poison americans with lethal drugs." protesters in the los angeles area and previously of this leaked and failed ice raid in aurora, colorado, have been showing up during ice operations, shouting warnings, and instructions to anyone who might be targeted. the activists say they do not physically interfere with the agents, and as such, are simply exercising their right to

free speech, doing nothing illegal, but an fbi spokesperson acknowledged the activist's right to assembly and free speech, but told us anyone who impedes law enforcement operations could be subject to potential prosecution. >> thank you, jonathan. just incredible what they are finding, and to have these agents have a target on the back by people leaking their personal information. how terrifying that is for them and their families. >> doxxing these agents is just the height of irresponsible day on the folks doing they're trying to obviously mount some sort of a resistance against what's going on, because it offends their sensibilities, but to put folks in harm's way, people who are law enforcement in harm's way, that is a bridge too far. >> absolutely. >> they trump administration intensifying its fight against the drug cartels. as the indiscretion aims to halt the flow of fentanyl to folks

who -- the flow fentanyl, some folks pushing to boost the number of dea agents at the southern border. let's bring in the acting agent of dutch dea operations. thank you for joining us. first, talk to us about the operation outside of houston, colony ridge. this is a neighborhood that has been the focus of controversy for some time. it's the focus of federal investigation as well as a state investigation. we have seen 90 illegal immigrants caught up in this ice raid. the dea was there. big drug rates. how big was its operation? >> at dea, we are committed to going after the most violent criminal aliens in our country. we are focused on removing fentanyl, this poison that's in our communities. we have to work with our partners. with this renewed effort we have, coupled with these new immigration authorities we now have, we can use those renewed authorities, work with our partners. i can tell you this: these criminals and criminal networks were battling against, they are

worldwide. the cartels in particular. they are in every u.s. state, every mexican state. they are truly global in nature. dozens of countries worldwide. we have, dealing with this huge threat. we need to be working together across the entire u.s. government to include our partners at dhs to target this threat. >> people think the cartels have a major presence in literally every major u.s. city, they are fooling themselves. we were talking with the arizona attorney general, chris mays, yesterday. she made this appeal to the dea. >> one of the things i want the trump administration to do that they have not done yet is to send us more dea agents so that we can really go after and prosecute the mexican drug cartels. states like new york and florida have three times more dea agents than the state of arizona does. that is really insane, when we are the epicenter of the crisis.

>> i told the ag yesterday -- i know this person pass the message along. i did. i don't know if he has passed the message along to you, bobby flay, new york and florida have larger populations they in arizona. but to a large degree, they are the epicenter of -- these drugs like fentanyl. >> they are on the border. at dea in arizona, we have seized over half of the big pills last year out of that area. she is right in that regard, but we dedicate our resources, our agents to the areas we see the greatest threat. we have many agents in the area. we are the experts on the cartels. >> can you mobilize more? >> we can. we are doing that now. we have committed to doing that. we have agents around the world. we have over 330 offices globally. we have agents right now operating in mexico. nearly a dozen offices in mexico. we are truly working this overseas in mexico with our partners to eliminate this threat to our community. >> i'm not asking you to make

policy here on the fox news channel set, but if you could say something to the ag, what would it be? >> that we are committed to putting people there. we are adding more people as we speak. phoenix has always been one of the top dea domestic offices and regions where focused on. we see it in the numbers. we know that we seized close tom mark 50 million fake pills last year that came into the united states were seized predominantly in phoenix. that's just the dea. we know that a lot of the pills and fennel making its way to the united states, it's making its way through that corporate or. >> so they are just going through the process of passing a law that would allow law enforcement to takedown drones that are possibly either surveilling law enforcement in southern arizona or bringing drugs across the border. i wanted to ask you, this designation of the cartels as foreign terrorist organizations.

what tools does that give you now in your bag that you didn't have before? >> it gave us more, more measures, more investigative authority. the dea, narco terrorism world for some time. it gives us more tools and authority to do just that. most portly, it gives us an ability to work with our partners to a level that we have never seen before at the dea. with our partners at the department of homeland. the department of defense. we are going against a vast criminal network. these cartels are just involved not just in smuggling drugs in the country. they are involved in bribery, extortion, sex trafficking, human smuggling, all of the above. they are an expensive criminal organization. they work with the chinese criminal networks as well to include the cartels that are leads to violent crime in our inner cities. we have this huge challenge, so we need to be working together, the entire u.s. government, to me that extensive threat. >> they are also well armed and well organized. going to be a tough fight.

to see you. please say h -- >> president trump reading life into the keystone project. how are those fired hunter biden reacted to this? we will speak to a former employee who says that trump is a blessing to those blue-collar workers. >> plus, an email of 35 words and none of them more than three syllables. wire federal workers so outraged over having to detail what they accomplished last week and why are they getting a second chance to comply. steve warren and robert wolff here to break it down. stay with us.

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and, up it goes. you can see the private, smaller plane below it. southwest said that this close call happened at chicago's midway international airport this morning. the flight crew had to perform a go around to prevent a potential incident. southwest flight 2504 landed safely at chicago airport after avoiding that other aircraft on the runway. according to southwest, they have issued a statement that the crew follow safety procedures and the flight landed without incident safely at chicago's airport. it all happened tuesday morning. nothing more important to southwest "then the safety of our customers, employees." to add to this, the faa has issued a statement now. the crew of southwest airlines flight six initiated a go around when a business jet entered the runway without authorization.

that is an update. at chicago's midway airport. the faa is investigating the incident which occurred around 8:50 a.m. local time tuesday february 25th. you would think the air-traffic controllers had a view of this plaint -- that wasn't supposed to be on the runway. perhaps that's the call they made, and that is why the commercial jet was able to touch and go back up. >> i listens to the air-traffic control recording. there was no indication that there was an incursion across that runway by the small jet. basically all you heard was something quick from the tower, and the pilot saying it's 2504 going around, told them to climb 3,000 feet, initiate a left-hand turn. about a minute later, the pilot comes back on the radio and says "southwest 2504 -- how did that happen?" no response from the tower. i guess letting it slide, but look at that, the plane is a must on the ground before it pulls up and goes around. if it had initiated its thrust

reverses, there is no way to go around. so god bless that pilot for acting so quickly, and getting that aircraft up off the ground. if they had landed and initiated the landing procedure so they couldn't go around, lord knows what would have happened. >> interesting that those are two different vantage points, but only one that we have seen so far. the plan actually getting that close to the private jet. interesting to see other angles to see just how close this was, but i can only imagine what they are thinking, as passengers on board when they thought they were landing, were about to grab their bags, headed back up. >> we have all these cameras at airports across the country that are videotaping every flight that comes in. i guess really just for that reason -- there's a lot of people that watch this online. that's how you get that bird's eye view. it could be -- it looks like a learjet was moving fast and across the runway, that may be

the collision -- would have been avoided but it looks close from that vantage point. >> we will see what details we get from this. that was news in the faa statement, that small jet ends of the runway without authorization. we will see what comes this and will update you, or viewers, when we get it. >> elon has implemented this at his private companies. it's proven successful. it's a simple idea when you think about it. all the office and purpose in all management -- all they are asking is for federal workers who live off of the american taxpayers' dime to send five bullet points of what they have done in the previous week. that's all we are asking for. >> the white house clarifying the purpose of the email sent to federal workers asking them to list five things that accomplished last week, as critics continue to push back on doge and elon musk's efforts throughout washington, d.c. steve more and robert wolf -- first, we go to white house correspondent peter doocy. it's been quite a day.

>> now, white house officials are telling us that about one-third of the entire federal workforce emailed elon musk back, even though their direct supervisors told him it was not mandatory. >> i can announce that we have had more than 1 million workers who have chosen to participate in this very civil task of sending five bullet points to your direct supervisor or manager, ccing -- i participated. it took me about a minute and a half to think of five things i did last week. i do five things in about 10 minutes. all federal workers should be working at the same pace president trump is working and moving. >> doge is claiming now to have identified $65 million in cuts or duplicate payments so far. white house officials claimed the cabinet secretaries were not caught off guard by the weekend email asking for these bullet points. democrats for their part continue looking for ways to try to undermine the public's trust

in musk. >> the destruction of our democracy as part of the story. we need to tell this to people. this is super unpopular, what they are doing. nobody wants this. nobody wants -- to disappear, their hospital to close so elon musk can pocket a little bit more money. number he wants that. >> president trump wants elon musk to -- nobody wants th. >> president trump wants elon musk to be more aggressive, and seeing that for the first time tomorrow since president trump got back because elon musk will be by the president's side of that cabinet meeting, and also in the room, the secretaries of all agencies elon musk is trying to got. >> we should get a pool camera in there. it will be interesting to see what happens at the top of the cabinet meeting. peter doocy, as always, thank you. >> let's bring in our economic panel. senior fellow and economic advisor to president trump, steve more, and former economic

advisor to president obama, robert wolf. robert, do you take issue with any of this? let's put the request, i should say, back up on the screen. what did you do last week? "please reply to the email. approximately five bullets on what you accomplished last week, cc your manager." do you see any problem with this? >> i mean, the problem is it wasn't coordinated. it's not the employees who are not replying: it's their administration heads, cabinet officials, the head of the fbi don't comply. the head of the energy -- kash patel? are you suggesting -- >> hold on. let me just finish. speak or use -- >> the fbi is saying -- >> i don't remember them saying don't comply. but go ahead. >> i am paraphrasing like elon musk has been. but we should be clear. the press secretary said that

terminations are not going to happen. it is based on what the head of the agency decides. she said that. it's different than what elon musk said, that terminations are happening. you have a bunch of the agencies, cabinet members from homeland security, from the energy department, from the department of justice, all saying "we will comply differently, not comply or" -- it's uncoordinated, which is why only one-third have replied on something that had a deadline that has already passed. >> well first of all, i think it is unfair to put any federal employee or any employee in the country up to donald trump's standards of working. like i worked 17 hours a day. nobody can keep up with him. but i like this idea. i have worked for the federal government. i hate the civil service system, frankly. i don't think it works very well. you have hundreds of thousands of really highly dedicated

federal employees who do an incredible job. that, you have a lot of employees who are just punching a time clock. it's a whole system that rewards mediocrity. we deserve, as taxpayers, a lot more from this. i like this idea of -- i'm going to do this with my employees. i have about a dozen people who work for me. and a rabbit at one time was a coo of a major company with probably thousands of employees. just saying, what did you do this week -- he gets people to concentrate on being productive and doing things that add value. >> focus was mark from karoline leavitt at that briefing. roberts, i will let you respond after this. this was an exchange with jacqui heinrich. >> also said that a reason that they wanted this email was to see if people are actually alive. >> this is to ensure that federal workers are not ripping off american taxpayers, that they are showing up to the office, doing their jobs. that is what the american people

expect. it's a simple task to complete. i did it myself. >> so, she is defending this action. >> but she also said to quote "the agency heads will determine the best practice for the employees," which is very different than elon musk saying failure to respond a second time will result in termination. all i said was it's not coordinated. i agree we should get read of a lot of the waste. i have said for years let everyone in congress go up and down and have an up and down vote, and every line item possible. i think you won't get anyone to actually get into -- listen, i'm always for cutting waste. i just think the approach, the idea of this chainsaw approach is not really working, just like when elon musk said we would cut $2 trillion, which mathematically does not exist because nondefense, nondiscretionary isn't even $1 trillion. i think we should do more with this, but i'm all for cutting waste and gaining efficiency.

>> i favor this performance type of standard at the federal government. rate workers get paid more. it is almost impossible to fire anybody, no matter how bad their performances. i think elon musk is on the right track and i think he's got the american people behind him. >> we will see where it goes. it appears -- this person, robert wolf is defending doge, and -- we are spending ways in -- >> i'm not defending doge. i'm just saying the way they're doing it. that's all. speakers making sure you weren't putting in accurate words someone else's mouth. always appreciate the discussion. thank you both of you for coming on. >> listen to this. a shocking twist in the case of a woman behind the plot to defraud elvis as. what made a mystery woman change -- a missouri woman changed her tune.

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daughter, lisa marie presley, pledge the property as collateral for a $3.8 million loan prior to her death in 2023. finley allegedly threatened to sell grace lyons to the highest bidder unless -- graceland to the highest bidder unless they allegedly -- and an auction was stopped after elvis' granddaughter sued. their hearing is scheduled for mid-june. she waives the right to appeal the sentence. prosecutors will dismiss the second count against her, aggravated identity theft. they will recommend a sentence of no longer than 57 months in prison. if the case had gone to trial and finley had been convicted, she might have faced a maximum of 20 years in prison, and a fine of up to a quarter million dollars. >> jonathan, thank you. >> the war on woke continues but not without a fight from

democrats. house lawmakers in maryland proposing a bill that would reverse the ban on contraceptives in public schools. then, in the badger state, wisconsin, the governor wants to remove gendered words like mother and father. from state law. let's bring in mollie hemingway, federal -- and fox news contributor. let's go first of all to maryland where the department of legislator -- a bill to put condoms back in school. "this bill -- the misdemeanor penalty for selling or offering for sale a contraceptive or contraceptive device by means of a vending machine or other automatic device at a kindergarten, nursery school, elementary school, secondary school." what possible purpose could condoms have in three out of those four schools? kindergartners and elementary. >> as part of this bill, they are saying that the parents don't have the rights to control sex education for the children. what's interesting about this in addition to the moral and

ethical problems is politically, it has not gone well for democrats. the whole reason virginia turned red after this was considered to be an impossible task was because of how parents were prohibited from having a role in their children's curriculum. it became a very toxic issue that enabled republicans to be elected. maryland is a pretty blue state. this really is not a good issue for democrats. the vast majority of americans believe, reasonably so, that parents should have a role in their children's education, and schools have gotten too far down the line of pushing radical ideology at the expense of actual education. >> let's go to wisconsin where the governor has eliminated the words mother and father from state law and replace them with gwith -- gender-neutral terms. mother becomes "inseminated person." father becomes natural parents. they say it's about giving legal certainty to people going through it. listen to this -- "once again,

our woke dei-11 governor reminds us how liberal and out of touch today's democrats government really is." who was asking for this? >> there are all sorts of problems with in vitro fertilization that i don't think people have grappled with, as the technology is being used in a widespread fashion. there are genetic mothers. there are gestational mothers. there are mothers who are raising the child. same with fathers. there are all these different components. there is a lot of lack of clarity. people are moving very hard to advance this. >> so you're saying this is a good idea? >> no, i'm saying people are not thinking about the ethical considerations in play. you saw this with the white house last week with their push to advance it. it's a complicated, fraught topic. people of children, but with all the parents that are involved, it's a legal minefield. again, removing this idea of motherhood and fatherhood is toxic, politically. there's not really an appetite for it. i think democrats need to be

worried. >> here's what bill maher said about all of this, his warning to democrats. >> you want to lose every election? just keep coming down on the side of parents coming in second in a who gets to decide what goes on with my kid contest. >> if he is saying that, i think he is reflecting a large part of america. >> it's about being completely normal, and a political party that has no power power in the executive, senate, anywhere in congress. they should be thinking more about how to appeal to normal people, including parents. >> if they think -- double down on this, people will get it? >> they are beholden to their fringe. >> great to see you. say hi to mom. >> it's hard to make plans when you have an administration that's trying to crush your future. >> president trump is talking about bringing back the keystone pipeline. bugsy allen believes president trump has been the best for blue-collar workers

after losing his job on the pipeline under his last administration. he will speak to rely on tiktok to compete. within a week of posting, i had over $25,000 in sales. i don't have a million dollars to put towards marketing and branding. tiktok was the way and it saved my company. we had a video do really good this week. sales were up 29%. about 80% of my business right now is from tiktok. small businesses thrive on tiktok. tiktok brings in so much foot traffic. i need tiktok to keep growing. we have so much more work to do.

>> president trump looking to revive the keystone xl pipeline project. it was asked on president biden's first day in office due to opposition from environmental activists. this fired pipeline worker joins us. important to add xl. we know that keystone is the existing pipeline. since 2010, the xl was the new project, putting oil down. we have a fancy map for our viewers. from canada on through the middle states, down into the shores of texas. tell us what you think about this getting going again. >> yes, ma'am. i believe 100% that

donald j. trump is going to get this line back going. not only is this one big major project: it's all the other smaller projects that go into this. since trump took office, now, we've got permits that we can go in and do the job. by saying that, my union hall -- the pipeline is union -- this year, the workload is excellent. next year, the work is really excellent. the year after that, it looks like we ain't going to have enough manpower to do the job. that is a difference maker between a man that -- to oil and gas, making our united states prosperous, plus have our families to prosper, because it's coming. it's coming. we are going to be begging for a day off. >> i hear the optimism royce,

that's for sure. you're a welder, and you were employed on the keystone xl project for how long? >> i was on there for approximately 4-6 months. as soon biden took office, we was laid off that day. they told us the job is done, we are through, and dashed off the job. >> so, this is more workers sharing similar thoughts as yours. they were impacted by the biden-era shut down. these were taken in 2021. their thoughts. >> our youngest daughter is a junior in high school. she is supposed to be going to college. i don't know how i'm going to pay for it. i have no idea. >> my husband and i were both going to be able to have the opportunity to work on the keystone. that was going to be my first job back. to have that future completely taken away just by one

signature. >> future ain't looking so bright. it's hard to make plans when you have an administration that's trying to crush your future. >> this affected a lot of families then. are you sensing optimism for most folks now? >> yes, ma'am. i was one of them just like it. i put a son through college. i can tell you, the future was doom. it was all you can do to try it -- for your family. i had to do other projects with my younger days. god provided for us. now, we have a wonderful blessing of a president with common sense that knows how to push america first, the american people first. >> he put out the message that god always tucked away. on true social -- the country

doing very well. today -- the company building the keystone xl pipeline that was viciously jettisoned by the biden administration should come back to america and get it built, he wrote in capital letters. giving you a final thought on this as you were part of the great american story. a hardworking american has a family, a welder. your final thoughts on where the soul goes next. >> whenever there's a pipeline that comes through your town, you are ready, because everyone is going to prosper. not only the workers. it's the towns that prosper. it's the best driver for ame america. everybody has to buy a food, fuel. one of ended all of it, it

struggled. >> as so many point out, oil is going to go somewhere. could be sold to china or somewhere else. might as well bring it down for our neighbor. >> yes, ma'am, it. >> it was a pleasure. thanks for coming on. >> thank you for having me on. >> he definitely wins best background of the day. back to chicago, midway airport, and what looks for all intents and purposes to be a near miss. southwest airlines comes in for a landing on runway 31 and almost touches down. full power, go around as a flex jet crosses the runway in front of it. a statement to mike tobin who said "we are aware of the occurrence today in chicago. they adhere to the highest safety standards. any action to rectify the highest safety standards will be

taken in. things like this happen all the time were planes go around, but to my layman's eyes, that looks like a particularly close call. let's look at it one more time. 2504 comes in. just about to touch down. then, full power, get out of here as quickly as possible. about a minute after this happen, you hear the pilot on the radio say southwest 2504, what happened? but there was no response from the tower. will find out more about this as time goes on. >> the president -- saying "promote that pilot now?" we will continue to get more information on the developing story. president trump pushing for a piece in the russia/ukraine work, saying president zelenskyy must "get together --" but as russia launches mores cr attack, your investment portfolio and your retirement money? the smart investor has their money in a guaranteed product

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>> as president trump pushes for peace in ukraine, russia unleashes another heavy night of attacks, as air raid sirens wail through kyiv, sparking -- that the war is far from over. live on the ground. i don't know if there has been let up in russia's attacks or why they're doing this, or putting more pressure on

zelinski. speak a lot of those questions circling the minds of ukrainians who have heard more and -- >> a lot of those questions circling the minds of ukrainians who have heard more and more sirens. the other night, russia unleashed more than 200 attack drones. ukrainians say they shut down six cruise missiles. throughout the recent evenings, sirens have been blaring pretty much every few hours. three years of war with changing transatlantic tensions. this could mean a dead end to it, they are pleading with americans not to give up on them. this last week left ukrainian politicians on shaky ground. they will keep fighting to defend their country regardless of who supports them militarily, but the cost would be devastating. >> crucial, critical in need.

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