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they attribute this to gang rule. million haitian children live in a constant threat of violence. the united kingdom government is one thing to access encrypted data used by apple users. this is in order to tackle crime, such as terrorism and child exultation. apple has denied comment. the swedish government announced plans to tighten gun laws after the country suffered the worst mass shooting in its history. 11 people died in the attack, including the suspect to kill himself. he had four legally owned rifles. a new report on friday shows that job growth slowed in the u.s. last month. but unemployment remained low. it slipped to 4%. this comes in the same month that a new administration entered the white house. a reminder that you can always find all of the days news on our website. we have a recap of a very busy week for the trump administration. you can see the 15 things that he got up to in the past seven days or so. narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... bdo, accountants and advisors,

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had a criminal record in 2020 in el salvador for illicit gang activity. he came over as an unoccupied alien child saying he was afraid of gang activity in his country. health and human services called him a nice boy, and he showed age-appropriate behavior. that fell so wrong when he murdered my daughter. he ended up in maryland, where he was able to rent a room in the same mobile home as her. we thought it was a legit company that were renting out these rooms. but it turned out it was another illegal immigrant who owned these mobile homes. and he knew walter from el salvador. he knew him and allowed him to rent a room with my child. kayla just turned 20 years old three days before she was murdered. her murderer was only living there for five days before he viciously strangled her, raped her, and left her on the floor like trash and robbed her of six dollars. i have been sharing her story for over 2.5 years to bring change because this should have not ever happened to kayla. and it shouldn't be happening to other families being hurt by the border. homeland

i used to be the leader of my gang in this neighborhood. we had a little gang, man. we were colored like this burgundy with skulls on the back. little kids all coming up. but i was the leader and i always ran. i always led with passion, you know what i mean? and i always led man with that spirit. yeah. and to this day, even when we started back october in 2000, i mean, 1994, we always prayed with all the thugs. that's who jesus was with. he was with the thugs. he was with the killers, the robbers, the steelers, the prostitutes. that's what the whole bible, the story is. bible basic instructions before leaving earth. that's the manual of life. and that's what he did, man. he gave the spirit to the thugs and all them. and they wrote that book the best selling book that's out that is free, that most people don't even open. see, we all guarantee one thing in life with two, pay your taxes. and guess what else to die? because while death, life has no meaning. and if you do not have that spiritual food because you got people walking all around there, you see it. they alive,

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while on her run laken was attacked, viciously assaulted, beaten, and brutalized by an illegal alien gang member that was set loose into our country by the last administration. we are deeply honored to be joined today by laken's parents allison and john and her sister, lauren. thank you so much. [applause] so sad. we were together right after that happened. it is a tremendous tribute to your daughter what is taking place today. that is all i can say. it is so sad we have to be doing it at all. thank you so much for being here. to laken's family we will keep laken's memory alive in our hearts together, in everyone's hearts and with today's action her name will live forever in the laws of our country, a very important law that has brought democrats and republicans to do. that is not easy to do. laken did it. america will never ever forget laken hope riley. the vicious criminal that murdered her was an illegal alien from a venezuelan prison gang that trespassed across our southern border in 2022 and was apprehended by border patrol. but in order -- but under the cruel policies of the last ad

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that led to a handful of arrests but no gang members.nother apartment complex netted no arrests. >> they were ticked off, they knew this was coming. >> i get the impression there were intel leaks here and they probably knew we were coming but we are still coming and just because something leaks now and then won't stop us. >> this is the police, we have a warrant. come out with your hands up. >> reporter: this previously deported honduran illegal alien pending local charges for strangulation, kidnapping and possession of fentanyl. activists yelled outside agents recovered the stolen rifle from inside the man's home. officials tell me yesterday's operation netted 30 arrests only one of which was a confirmed tren de aragua gang member. everyone knew this was coming including the targets and local media. stuart: look who is here. from the boston globe, welcome back. you wrote a new piece about trump's first two weeks in the white house. what was the most surprising move made so far? >> big picture, he's doing what he promised, honing in on d

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a criminal illegal alien gang member.sland whose daughter was dismembered graphically, horrifically, by an ms-13 gang member, and we have talked to parents who have endured that violence and lost their loved ones, so we have to say to people out there, how can you live with yourself, treating those people and their families like rounding errors? like just mere data. like just move down, we're not even going to address it. what is wrong with people who are so deprived they can't acknowledge those crimes? >> and first let me say thank you to you and other outlets for the past four years for pointing out these stories. we're talking about the violence that we had, like we had never seen before, as this country had more and more into looking like mexico where the cartels basically run over communities and because people like you and others are pointing out these stories the people have woken up. they are on to the democrats. they are a bunch of talk. they don't care about -- liz: they keep saying fascism and what the republic

i used to be the leader of my gang in this neighborhood. we had a little gang, man.were colored like this burgundy with skulls on the back. little kids all coming up. but i was the leader and i always ran. i always led with passion, you know what i mean? and i always led man with that spirit. yeah. and to this day, even when we started back october in 2000, i mean, 1994, we always prayed with all the thugs. that's who jesus was with. he was with the thugs. he was with the killers, the robbers, the steelers, the prostitutes. that's what the whole bible, the story is. bible basic instructions before leaving earth. that's the manual of life. and that's what he did, man. he gave the spirit to the thugs and all them. and they wrote that book the best selling book that's out that is free, that most people don't even open. see, we all guarantee one thing in life with two, pay your taxes. and guess what else to die? because while death, life has no meaning. and if you do not have that spiritual food because you got people walking all around there, you see it. they alive, rig

that we were a big and strong gang, but we got hit with the iceberg.the day and cry in the nighttime. >> reporter: you cry at night? >> yeah. >> reporter: most salvadorans support president nayib buekele's efforts to lock up gang members, but advocates for migrants in the united states worry this is no place for anyone but the most dangerous people. noah bullock is the executive director of cristosal, a human rights organization. when you heard that buekele offered to receive u.s. deportees, what came to mind? >> i worry about the idea that people who are undesirable in the united states can just be sent to basically a transnational penal colony, without any guarantees of rights or due process. >> maurice: and lilia luciano joins us now. extraordinary access, lilia, i know you had to be afraid, but how likely is it that migrants from here are going to be sent there? >> reporter: okay, that's a good question. the agreement is that the people who would go to prisons would be convicted of crimes. but el salvador can receive deportees of all kinds. we have

ganges? correct answer is the grand canyon.different feel to our weather out there this afternoon, areas struggling to get above low single figures. this afternoon, into the teens. some spots around east anglia, cambridge area, could hit 16 or 17 degrees. too, as we start the afternoon winds gusting between a0 and 60mph quite widely. maybe a little bit more around some western coasts and hills. you can check the wind gusts where you are hour by hour after a wet morning although it does remain pretty wet in the north—west of scotland with some further heavy bursts of rain. a band of cloud and rain pushes its way into eastern as i said, 15, 16, maybe 17 possible. 15 also along the moray coast. has rain arriving and could last all night for many. a few heavy, maybe thundery showers in the north—west we should still be frost—free. early doors on saturday, east anglia, the south—east, still some outbreaks of rain lingering, it will take a while before the cloud clears. elsewhere, a sunny start with some showers in north—west but for

i used to be the leader of my gang in this neighborhood. we had a little gang, man.e were colored like this burgundy with skulls on the back. little kids all coming up. but i was the leader and i always ran. i always led with passion, you know what i mean? and i always led man with that spirit. yeah. and to this day, even when we started back october in 2000, i mean, 1994, we always prayed with all the thugs. that's who jesus was with. he was with the thugs. he was with the killers, the robbers, the steelers, the prostitutes. that's what the whole bible, the story is. bible basic instructions before leaving earth. that's the manual of life. and that's what he did, man. he gave the spirit to the thugs and all them. and they wrote that book the best selling book that's out that is free, that most people don't even open. see, we all guarantee one thing in life with two, pay your taxes. and guess what else to die? because while death, life has no meaning. and if you do not have that spiritual food because you got people walking all around there, you see it. they alive, r

as i said, there was a lot of gang violence. there was a stopping the death of 2 teachers at the school in melbourne 3 years ago. but something on this scale, an attack, an adult education center, the sort of campus where many people would go to learn. swedish off the coming here is immigrants, but also schools for younger people nearby as well. this is really unprecedented in sweden, the police all saying they don't believe any children have been killed in this attack. all right, so they're saying that i think it's crime related or terrible. are they giving any indication of what they think the motive might be or? and the context full this time to the know early summer, you know, not, not really strong. is it wide open? you'd think if it wasn't gang related, then you'd imagine tara related on some scale. but they seem to be ruling back how as well, whether it's, whether it's personal vendetta, i suppose that might be a, might be one of the, one of the causes. but we're just going to have to, we're just going to have to wait and

is it possible to get a tattoo like this if you're note a gang member? >> no. you got to kill. >> reporter: marvin vazquez belongs to the infamous ms-13 gang. he was arrested here in el salvador. the government declared war on the gangs in 2022. are you going to be here the rest of your life? >> yeah, the rest of my life. we murdered a lot of people, and that is the consequence of what happened to us. it's like the "titanic," that we were big and strong gang, but we got hit with the iceberg, like try to act strongly in the day and cry in the nighttime. >> reporter: you cry at night? >> yeah. >> reporter: most salvadorans support president nayib bukele's efforts to lock up gang members, but advocates for migrants in the united states worry this is no place for anyone but the most dangerous people. noah bullock is the executive director of a human rights organization. when you heard that bukele offered to receive u.s. deportees, what came to mind? >> i worry about the idea that people who are undesirable in the united states can just be sent to a transnational pe

several hundred agents from ice hsi, fbi and cbp all targeting alleged members of the venezuelan gang what's the goal today? >> we go today to send a message that we're going to eradicate them from this country. there is no safe harbor. there's no is no centroid for them. metro vancouver fox news joined a one team of agents who arrived at the apartment complex that went viral win gang members were seen on security video with g guns. >> what your back son. please open the door. police open the door. >> as they went door-to-door they found bloodstained walls but no gang members. the entire complex was virtually empty. at a second complex, ice was met by activists who taunted them. [bleep] what the [bleep] is wrong with you get out of our community. >> others use megaphones to coach those leading -- coax those inside. like winds. [speaking another language] >> reporter: they used flash bangs while serving a warrant which led to a handful of arrests but no gang members. a stop at another apartment complex netted no arrests. >> it seems like they were tipped off they knew this was coming.

how does this better us to handle the violent gangs? >> i think a couple of things. is democracy in action. american other then that voted for trump because of the issue, the cartels and gangs infiltrating america terrorizing communities. this is promises made promises kept but to your question, you have to think like this antiterrorism involves anticipating the actions of terrorists and neutralize before they take the action. they are waiting for a bomb to blow up and terrorism is too late. so now what it allows intelligence and national apparatus to do is to anticipate the actions of cartels and go after the net force and financiers and dismantle network so that before they take action. obviously they were smuggling drugs, weapons and all kinds of illicit products. this allows you to go from network central approach which is sorely needed to. counterterrorism authority supersede transnational organized crime. but they are gelled together as they should have been. >> sandra: it is incredible what they have been able to find since the efforts began. this was presiden

their members of gangs and cartels that have committed crimes around the world. tomorrow is the day that we are going to be able to make sure that gangs and cartel members are for enteric -- it will give us new authority to get them out of the country. this is not a small operation. this is an operation that we are going to have to work aggressively at for a period of time to make sure that we are getting all those dangerous individuals out of our country. and then go on to those who have overstayed and have final removal orders. we will go forward and make sure federal laws are upheld. and that every single law is followed in this country. the biden administration didn't do that. they didn't ensure the american people wear their number 1 priority and that's why we are in a situation that we are in today. what keeps me up at night is the fact that until we get all of these dangerous individuals out of the country i can't ensure that we won't have another family that loses a child because of these people that were let into the country by the biden administration.

county lines gangs groom children to deal in drugs. to sell heroin and cocaine. i would say that somewhere between year six to year seven and then the kids in the park then introduced me to their is basically a business structure. identified as victims of criminal exploitation. restrictions on people who are intent on exploiting children. that they're just used, the young people are just they know that there's no consequences in place. they believe a vulnerable older man is a victim of cuckooing, where a property is forcibly taken and used for illegal activity. the new legislation will also make cuckooing a specific offence with a maximum sentence of five years. the government says it's determined to eradicate in tow law four days ago. in remote moorland. the police say they are working with mountain rescue teams in hamsterley forest near bishop auckland as part if they do see people out and about involved in that. do give us a call. here in the uk, the gas and electricity regulator ofgem the issue of back billing — when customers get charged completely out of th

how bad was the gang problem in tulsa then. the gang problem was bad. people were afraid.re reports regularly about crips and bloods warring, you know. the tulsa police department was trying to deal with a very high violent crime rate. a lot of guns on the street. narrator: september 10th, 1994, was just that kind of day in north tulsa. another drive by shooting. another senseless death. this time it was 19-year-old karen summers, the mother of a baby boy, who was gunned down at 2:30 in the morning as she was hanging with friends at a party. frankly, this kind of case while it did involve a tragic loss of life of a young mother who was an innocent victim, it was not highly unusual in tulsa. narrator: the murder had all the signs of a gang crime, and lots of crips were at the party. so a day later, tulsa homicide investigator mike huff paid a visit to michael wilson, a well-known member of the bloods. huff noticed a maroon sedan parked in wilson's driveway. it matched the description of the drive-by car. mike huff says, hey, i want to talk to you about this shooting. what d

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as a prosecutor, she locked up drug dealers and gang members and human traffickers. was waging war all the time on the pill mills, they called them, that fueled the deadly opioid crisis. and she did better than anybody else. there was nobody like her in the country. she also won over $50 billion in lawsuits for the victims of financial fraud and devastating deepwater horizon oil spill, which was brutal and she was the leader of that whole deal, getting that people taken care of. as attorney general of the united states, pam has a historic and urgently needed task ahead of her. and probably there's never been a time that's more important than right now. we went through four years of not such good work in many ways. not just with the president, at other levels also, with the president obviously. she's going to restore fair, equal and impartial justice and restore the constitutional rule of law in america. she will lead the democrats, you know where they're going to -- she's going to lead them right down. but i think she's going to be as impartial as you can possibly be

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class in a high school, we go in with local authorities and arrest the gang member.ing the school. this is about protecting the communities. again, a message that there's no sanctuary. there's no safe haven for violent criminal or national security threats regardless of where they're at. we're going to find them, arrest them, take them off the streets. rachel: imagine having your high school as a sanctuary for a tren de aragua gang member and that you would think parents won't want that? i mean, want them to be arrested? it's just unbelievable, tom. >> you're exactly right, and that's why we're doing this. i think the american people understand it. but the left are saying that we're going to raid cools and families don't want to send their children the school. it's just unfortunate. we want people to go to school, to go to the doctor, and parents are afraid of their kids being arrested in school. unless your kid is a violent gang member or a national security threat, you have no worries. but if they are in that category, you should worry, because we're looking for th

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illegal gangs in our community bringing did you know b.t coordinate that, that's a public safety issue. we should put public safety first. >> brian: governor hochul said last night with rachel maddow that she would consider removing you. how would you feel about that? >> she has her role, i have my role. and throughout this entire ordeal, which i think no american should have to go through, to to torment a 15 month that my family and i had to endure for something i didn't do. i didn't do anything wrong. throughout the entire ordeal i said one thing, my attorney will handle the legal part. i'm going to handle running the city. we returned jobs to our city. our cities are getting safer, we're building housing. i think this is a great american narrative i stood focused on what i was elected to do. >> governor hochul is an embarrassment to the position she holds. she stands media after someone is burned alive subway and stands in front of a tv camera i think criminal alien should be removed, too. when they pull a vehicle over, law enforcement,

they were targeting 100 tren de aragua gang members gang members at problematic complexes in the area[banging on door] >> please open the door. [speaking spanish] >> fox news joined as one team of feds arrived at the complex arrived last summer with tren de aragua gang members armed with guns in the hallway. >> as the team went door to door throughout the complex they found blood stained walls but no gang members. the entire complex was virtually empty. at several other complexes, more of the same. fox is told over all, despite the huge amount of federal resources, only 30 arrests were made. one of which was a member of tda. far short of the goal of 100 members the operation was targeting. >> it seems like they were tipped off. they knew this was coming. >> i do get the impression there was some intel leaks here and i think they probably did know we were coming. but we're still coming. and just because something leaks now and then it's not going to stop us. >> an aurora city council woman points the finger at local activists. >> we have some activist groups that are going around and m

unit that goes after those gang bangers that are illegals here in this country.ectives that will be doing it sitting in those units already. and we are policing nassau county and that is where our responsibility is. again they are trying to start messaging that goes in a different direction. not in nassau county but they are focused and we are focused and we will make a difference. >> martha: this is three chilean migrants indicted for federal crimes related to burglary at joe burrow's home and this was coming out of the u.s. attorney's office in the southern district of ohio. your thoughts when you look at this photo, these guys are flipping the bird at the camera and in the home according to these reports. >> they are really brazen right now because in the cashless bail system like in new york, no one stays in jail. the same group, this south american theft group, a million-dollar burglary, they were let out and they put a bracelet on, cut it and fled the country. they know they will go to jail so why not come back and be that brazen and if they get caught they

raid in aurora, colorado, targeting the gang who took over apartment complexes there.s of agents searched the complexes for hours, only 30 arrests were made and only one of them was a gang member. they were expecting to arrest at least 100 members. this as the fcc is probing a george soros backed radio station accused of broadcasting live locations of undercover i.c.e. agents during their operations in california. this was in san jose. i want to bring in former acting dhs secretary and executive director of the america first policy institute, chad wolf. chad, good morning to you. i want to get your reaction to this egregious move by the radio station to endanger these i.c.e. agents. >> yeah, it's really important. look, any time operational details get leaked about an enforcement operation, or really any law enforcement operation beforehand, it's dangerous. it's dangerous not only for the law enforcement agents that are exercising in that operation, but also for the targets and in this case the illegal aliens. it makes it dangerous for everyone and anyone involved ther

both countries agreeing to repatriate their own citizens including violent gang members like the gang and criminals across our southern border. venezuela also freeing six american hostages. did we even know they were there? returning them back to the u.s. great job president trump. i know this state run legacy media mob has all but ignored the success. ask yourself do you think venezuela would've freed these people if joe was still in office or kamala one? never happened. panama are caving to donald trump's pressure. offering to end their so-called memorandum of understanding with china and work more closely with the united states. panama canal wouldn't exist without us. another massive victory for donald trump. denmark is still insisting that greenland is not for sale but the country is now suddenly open to the u.s. expanding our military presence on the island. by the way, they might be having a referendum soon and maybe the people get to vote themselves and i'm pretty sure that the u.s. would win that battle. and the media also ignoring the fact that president trump killed many isi

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he received this from one of ecuador�*s most notorious gangs. wanted $100,000. he tried negotiating for days. it wasn't enough to save him. like these in this gateway for the world's cocaine. a tough crackdown by the security forces. in the centre of his chest, which police think identifies they're now searching for drugs or weapons in his house. but some fear this military crackdown has gone too far. they were later found mutilated and burned. all that remained of brothers ismael and josue — a finger and a foot. translation: both of them loved football. i translation: we wantjustice. thatjustice be done for these people, those soldiers. 16 soldiers are in custody but deny their murder. while this father holds on to his sons, the son holds on to his father — both victims of the cocaine trade. ione wells, bbc news, in guayaquil. in salford this morning. rowan bridge reports from the scene. this is the aftermath of the crash in the early hours of this morning. that's a bmw mangled and upside down after crashing through a concrete railway bridge. t

i used to be the leader of my gang in this neighborhood. we had a little gang, man.ed like this burgundy with skulls on the back. little kids all coming up. but i was the leader and i always ran. i always led with passion, you know what i mean? and i always led man with that spirit. yeah. and to this day, even when we started back october in 2000, i mean, 1994, we always prayed with all the thugs. that's who jesus was with. he was with the thugs. he was with the killers, the robbers, the steelers, the prostitutes. that's what the whole bible, the story is. bible basic instructions before leaving earth. that's the manual of life. and that's what he did, man. he gave the spirit to the thugs and all them. and they wrote that book the best selling book that's out that is free, that most people don't even open. see, we all guarantee one thing in life with two, pay your taxes. and guess what else to die? because while death, life has no meaning. and if you do not have that spiritual food because you got people walking all around there, you see it. they alive, right? but th

gang gangs were our heavily irish. early, very early. 1900s. most powerful in new york. mob mobsters were jewish. then get to the 1940s and the italians push everybody else out. because, you know, and in hollywood, the moguls there would much rather have a mobster named rico than saul. and so, you know, you. and then things come full circle. now, have the russians a lot of the russians are jewish. and so it just changes. i mean, there's nothing particularly early criminal about one ethnic group versus another. it has to do with immigration. when you got here and this is the you know, one of the reasons the african-american community has so much trouble with. i mean, i have a friend who's a former philly philly gangster, part of a philly drug gang and he's no less bright than any of us. but he came late to the game in terms of when he was allowed to have have rights and have access. i mean, i'm not sure that, you know, one of the things you hear about these guys is, you know, had they gone straight, they would have been the ceo of general motors. i think that there's some