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elise jordan here.ally don't know what that means. i mean, they've been there now for over a week, and we're not really sure what exactly those plans are for deportation. so i think that's part of the a lot of the unknown that surrounds this entire operation. >> so, sylvia, what is the trump administration saying in response to the reporting here in questions about those who are detained? because we've heard the rhetoric has been that right now, anyway, the focus is supposed to be, per the administration, just on migrants who have committed violent crimes. those are the ones who are being sent out, including to guantanamo. what are they saying in response to reporting that that's not the case? >> you know, for one migrant in particular, alberto castillo, they stood by their statement that he was a member of tren de aragua, even though when we spoke to family members and tried to find any kind of records of that, we could not find it. but they said that basically they've been using a variety of factors t

and elise jordan served in george w bush's white house and state department. both peter. and elise are msnbc political analyst. so, kelly, are you hearing anything from inside the white house that the president is rethinking any of this based on the reaction that's been coming in? >> not so far. he has already said today that, quote, everybody loves it, referring to his idea. i don't know who specifically he's referring to there when he calls it everybody. he did not want to go into greater detail and said he would likely talk about it more later today. we're also waiting on the white house press briefing with caroline leavitt. perhaps we'll have some more insight there. so often this president telegraphs ideas in advance, and the clues were present in what you just played in the oval office, which preceded the press conference, where then the president read his remarks that outlined this idea for the first time publicly, the u.s. takeover, owning it, clearing out and removing dangers, and then redeveloping it as he articulated it next to benjamin netanyahu in the east roo

msnbc political analyst elise jordan. she's former aide to. >> the george w.ment. >> and pulitzer prize winning. >> columnist and associate editor of the washington post. eugene robinson. >> joins us. >> this hour. good to have you all on board. >> let's start with our. >> top story this hour, the immigration and customs enforcement. >> agency has reportedly been updating. >> the time stamps on old press. >> releases in order to game google. >> search results to create the appearance of a wave of mass deportations. the guardian reports that four day operation in colorado. >> it happened in 2010. the 123. people targeted in new orleans. >> that was. >> february of last year. >> wisconsin. >> september 2018. there are thousands. of examples of this throughout all 50 states. >> icu press releases. >> that have. >> reached the first page of google. >> search results, making it seem like enforcement. actions just. >> happened. when in actuality. they occurred. >> months or years ago. all of. >> the archived ice press releases. soaring to the top. >> of google searc

from the new elise stefanik, the new un ambassador, in her testimony at confirmation that she supports the expansion of israeli settlements to take over the west bank to the borders with jordan, that's also unacceptable to jordan. it's unacceptable to the palestinians in the west bank. they were supposed to be given the right to a separate state all those years ago in camp david and in successive u.s. administrations, both republican and democratic presidents over the years. that was part of the deal. but it collapsed completely under the trump the first trump administration. and now it's just a hope. the only thing that president trump has in terms of leverage, or the biggest thing that he has in terms of leverage with prime minister netanyahu, is that both of them have a common goal of saudi arabia. and being the biggest and most important of the arab nations who have yet to recognize israel. that was always the hope. that was the hope in september and october, before october 7th, when i was in new york talking to all of these leaders at the un meetings, at the annual un meetings in october and september of 2023, that there was a possibility that president biden was really