how does the aclu keep up? i mean, how many lawsuits are you prepared to file? levity, people say, you know, this is the lawyers full employment act. but the truth of the matter is, with so many controversial orders being signed so fast, is it possible to keep up? >> you know. >> i think. >> the aclu. >> and. >> our other movement partners are ready to meet this moment. >> look. >> part of this strategy. >> is to. >> create overwhelm. >> and fear and have people's lives become smaller. and that's not what we're about at the aclu. that's not what we in the trans community are about. this is about. >> people being able. >> to live their fullest lives. and so the aclu and many others are ready to make sure that can happen. >> harper selden, thanks so much for coming on the program. >> thank you for having me. >> and coming up, lawmakers react to donald trump's proposal to take over gaza with one foreign relations committee democrat now saying, quote, that's insane. so what are republicans saying about it? we'll head to capitol hill. but first, this quick programing

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aclu filed a lawsuit to stop president trump's plan to close the u.s.' asylum process at border.on. on what grounds are they sue something madison: they're arguing that the executive order limiting asylum access violating u.s. law and there's no longer an asylum period for people to cross into the country and lawsuit argues that president trump's order led to quick order of deportation of migrants denying them any meaningful access to asylum, which is in violation of u.s. law. a lawyer with aclu saying "countless people including families with small children returned to danger and may to their death, plain and simple. it's a power grab at expense of congress. now president biden limited asylum for my grants that crossed into the u.s. illegally and it opened up the pathway for migrants that entered through a ported of entry with things like cbp-1 app and those pathways have been closed under trump and that's why you have this aclu lawsuit. ashley: got it. another one for you, madison. what's this about texas national guardsman now being authorized to make immigration arrests? madi

and the aclu sues the trump administration for restricting care for transgender minors and a renownedhinese cuisine and bringing people together through food. >> this is the pbs news hour. geoff: president trump and israeli prime minister netanyahu met for talks today that focused on hammering out a second phase of the cease fire and hostage agreement between israel and hamas. amna: netanyahu is the first foreign leader to visit the white house since trump's second term began. the two leaders also discussed the future of gaza, which trump has said might need to be emptied of its population, a potential war crime, since israel's campagin to destroy hamas has also destroyed much of the enclave. mr. trump: we can build them through other countries, it could be jordan, egypt, you could build four or five or six areas, probably 1.7 million people, maybe 1.8 million, but i think all of them, i think they will be resettled. geoff: under the terms of the current cease fire, hamas is supposed to release 33 hostages in exchange for israel releasing around 1900 palestinians. amna: let's turn now

conner was dugan's supervisor at the aclu. a relationship that turned mentorship in the years to follow. >> from the day that she got there, i could tell that she was really going to be an asset to this community. >> the 30 year old up and comer, a product of wichita public schools and wichita state university, going on to graduate from harvard law school with her sights set on becoming a professor at howard. >> she is just so full of life and really embodied the way that the profession and this particular type of work where it needed to go. >> friends describing her as determined and kind. >> she was just so young and such a radiant person. >> friday, the army, releasing the names of two of its three service members on board the black hawk. 28 year old staff sergeant ryan o'hara was the crew chief. he leaves behind a wife and a one year old son. meanwhile, a sense of disbelief felt by communities across the country, including right here in california. >> in some ways, it's like i'm still processing her loss and also she's mad

aclu and sea org.here is a web page called know your rights what to do if ice confronts you on that web page, you will find a summary of your constitutional rights, as well as a list of rapid response networks in the bay area that you can call to get trusted, verified information about whether there are ice enforcement operations happening in your county. and they can also point you to trusted resources, legal organizations that can provide pro bono help if you need it. in the case of an immigration enforcement action. >> i'm curious. some restrictions were lifted by president trump, including carrying out enforcement at places like hospitals, churches and schools. do ice agents need probable cause to go into those places to check citizenship or or can they just go in and go check? >> they definitely do need probable cause to arrest somebody. they cannot just arrest somebody on the street. they have to have probable cause that that person does not have a right to be in the united states. ice can enter

and the aclu sues the trump administration for restricting care for transgender minors. >> this is thehour. from the david m rubenstein studio at weta in washington and from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: president trump and israeli prime minister netanyahu met for talks today that focused on hammering out a second phase of the cease fire and hostage agreement between israel and hamas. amna: netanyahu is the first foreign leader to visit the white house since trump's second term began. the two leaders also discussed the future of gaza, which trump has said might need to be "emptied of its population," a potential war crime, since israel's campagin to destroy hamas has also destroyed much of the enclave. president trump spoke in the oval office. pres. trump: you can't live in gaza right now. we need another location. we can build them, through massive amounts of money, supplied by other people, and it could be jordan, egypt, you could build four or five or six areas, probably 1.7 million people, maybe 1.8 million, but i think all of them, i

conner was dugan's supervisor at the aclu.elationship that turned mentorship in the years to follow. >> from the day that she got there, i could tell that she was really going to be an asset to this community. >> the 30 year old up and comer, a product of wichita public schools and wichita state university, going on to graduate from harvard law school with her sights set on becoming a professor at howard. >> she is just so full of life and really embodied the way that the profession and this particular type of work where it needed to go. >> friends describing her as determined and kind. >> she was just so young and such a radiant person. >> friday, the army, releasing the names of two of its three service members on board the black hawk. 28 year old staff sergeant ryan o'hara was the crew chief. he leaves behind a wife and a one year old son. meanwhile, a sense of disbelief felt by communities across the country, including right here in california. >> in some ways, it's like i'm still processing her loss and also she's made su

the aclu the aclu has joined the legal fight against president trump's executive order to stop genderirming care for young people. under the order, pediatric gender affirming care will be excluded from medicaid, medicare and benefits packages for federal and postal service employees. the aclu says this forces families to choose between their children's health and uprooting their lives. >> president trump says the u.s. should take control of the gaza strip, even if it involves using military force. he made the comments while meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house. >> we'll own it and be responsible for dismantling all of the dangerous unexploded bombs and other weapons on the site level. the site and get rid of the destroyed buildings, level it out. create an economic development. >> the move would force millions of palestinians out of the area. trump also encouraged egypt and jordan to take in palestinians, even though both countries and the palestinian people reject that idea. netanyahu said he and trump are still talking, acknowledging their ideas

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the wichita, kansas native and former miss kansas contestant, a familiar face at the aclu of northern california where she interned in 2019. >> she had highlighted in her cover letter that she specifically wanted to work in california and work with me so that she could learn more about how to do civil rights work at that time with another black woman. >> aubrea connor was dugan's supervisor at the aclu. a relationship that turned mentorship in the years to follow. >> from the day that she got there, i could tell that she was really going to be an asset to this community. >> the 30 year old up and comer, a product of wichita public schools and wichita state university, going on to graduate from harvard law school with her sights set on becoming a professor at howard. >> she is just so full of life and really embodied the way that the profession and this particular type of work where it needed to go. >> friends describing her as determined and kind. >> she was just so young and such a radiant person. >> friday, the army, releasing the names of two of its three service members on board t

. >>> the detroit news says the aclu is suing the university of michigan after pro-palestinian protesters. the federal lawsuit file on behalf of at least five people accuses the school of violating their right to free speech. last week a student who dedicated to the palestinian liberation was cut off from funding for two years for actions the university says violated school policies. the school didn't immediately respond to request for comment. >>> and new york says state attorney general letitia james warned hospitals against canceling transgender care. she sent a letter to hospitals yesterday saying refusing treatment would violate state anti-discrimination laws. it comes after president trump signed an executive order last week threatening to withhold federal funds from hospitals providing gender affirming treatments to people under the age of 19. that includes puberty blockers and hormone treatments. >>> ahead, reviving a vampire slayer. reports of a reboot of a popular show starring share sarah michelle geller. you don't have to settle. arah michelle geller.arah michelle is right for

kia duggins, the wichita, kansas native and former miss kansas contestant, a familiar face at the aclu northern california, where she interned in 2019. >> she had highlighted in her cover letter that she specifically wanted to work in california and work with me so that she could learn more about how to do civil rights work at that time with another black woman. >> aubrea connor was dugan's supervisor at the aclu. a relationship that turned mentorship in the years to follow. >> from the day that she got there, i could tell that she was really going to be an asset to this community. >> the 30 year old up and comer, a product of wichita public schools and wichita state university, going on to graduate from harvard law school with her sights set on becoming a professor at howard. >> she is just so full of life and really embodied the way that the profession and this particular type of work where it needed to go. >> friends describing her as determined and kind. >> she was just so young and such a radiant person. >> friday, the army, releasing the names of two of its three service members

we just saw from the aclu today.mation on these people, exactly what they've been convicted of. will they have. >> the. >> right to. >> an attorney? >> could they. >> file a habeas petition, just. >> as. >> we've. >> seen for people accused. >> of terrorism that are being held in guantanamo. >> bay. >> because enlarge chris, even though guantanamo bay had. >> been used. >> in. >> the. >> past to hold migrants temporarily, that was. >> for people. >> interdicted at sea. mainly coming from haiti. >> this is a. >> whole new way of. >> using guantanamo. >> bay for migrants. >> holding them right in the same. >> kind of level of security. >> and the same facilities. >> as people who are alleged terrorists. and so what the aclu wants to do is they want. >> to get more information. >> and that could be. >> the. precursor to a lawsuit. but in the meantime, because ice is so. stretched for space in the united states. we understand these. >> flights and. >> these people moving to guantanamo are going to continue. julia ainsley

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framing that calls men transgender females or some of the rhetoric coming from organizations like the aclu glaad. sec. leavitt: it's been clear, the policy of this illustration is there are only two sexes -- male and female. pretty simple. reporter: usaid has gotten a lot of attention the last couple of days for some of these bizarre things that we have been -- taxpayers have been funding. now it looks like there are a couple of media outlets that have been dragged into this conversation as far as usaid funds. does the president have any comment on that. sec. leavitt: so upon, to the briefing room, i was made aware of the funding from usaid to media outlets, including politico who i know has a seat in this room. i can confirm that the more than eight million taxpayer dollars that have gone to subsidizing subscriptions to politico on the american taxpayers dime will no longer be happening, the doge team is because windows payments now. this is the whole of government effort to ensure that we are going line-by-line when it comes to the federal government's books. this president and his team

the aclu is suing for access to assess their treatment.ican see a president who turns out action every day his critics turned to courts to slow him down. amna: and we have seen court action in just the past hour or so. a federal judge has blocked the administration's purge effort at usaid, with an order that temporarily protects thousands of workers there. judge carl nichols, a trump appointee, said the ruling will hold while other legal matters involving the agency make their way through the courts. he called it a very limited pause. geoff: we also heard president trump talk about the mandate he has given elon musk. we heard him say elon musk has unearthed fraud and have provided no evidence. correspondent: this was an important moment when trump was asked about these questions. this was public permission by the president that elon musk can go almost anywhere. president trump specifically mentioned two areas. one, the military, which we had not heard musk trying to access before, and also education. the court has limited elon musk's teams

the aclu is suing for information and access to assess their treatment. trump's critics look increasingly to courts to slow him down and we have seen court action in just the past hour. a federal judge has at least partially blocked an attempted purge at usaid. the judge said his ruling will hold well other lawsuits continue. he called his ruling a temporary limited pause. geoff: some latebreaking news there. we also heard president trump talk more about the mandate he says he's given elon musk. we heard him say he's unnerved fraud across the government but provided no evidence but walk us through your reporting. lisa: this was an important moment when trump was asked about these questions. this was public permission by the president that he can go almost anywhere. i also want to point out that he specifically mentioned two areas, the military, which we hadn't heard that musk might be trying to access before, and education. the court has limited musk's team's access to treasury because of a lawsuit there but we don't know if it is team -- if his team is f

multiple immigration advocates including the aclu sued the trump administration in federal court todayver its ban on asylum access at the southern border. it marks the first legal challenge to the president's executive actions were met -- related to immigration. in the, rwandan backed m-23 rebels have declared a unilateral cease-fire, starting tomorrow. in a statement, a spokesperson said the group has no intention of claiming more territory in the region. the announcement comes as morgues in the eastern city of goma are overcrowded with bodies -- forcing health workers to bury the dead in mass graves. the u.n.'s health agency said at least 900 people died in last week's fighting. the senate confirmed chris wright as energy secretary this evening in a 59-30 eight vote. the fracking firm executive will be tasked with pursuing the trump administration's plan to boost fossil fuel production. environmental groups opposed the confirmation, saying he downplayed the risks of global warming. at last nights grammy awards, beyonce took home the top prize after four prior efforts came up short. b

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however, the plan did face some criticism from the aclu. they were concerned about privacy and civil liberties. we'll work to remove a controversial center bike lane in san francisco's mission district will officially begin next week. transportation crews will be replacing it with a new side running bike lane on valencia street. yes, if mta is removing this center bike lane because of the feedback got from the community after it was installed, a lot of business owners threatened a lawsuit saying that it was responsible for a loss of revenue and customers. the project is expected to take at least 2 months to complete with construction work schedule during the weekdays between 07:00am and 05:00pm. >> 8.40, is the time. and still ahead on the kron morning. >> another executive order aimed at the lgbtq+ community. we'll see how a local transgender athlete is responding. >> and starbucks is offering free coffee. we'll tell you what. we've had a lot of rain the past week. but finally yesterday it was dry. it's back. the rain and the wind and snow

the aclu, going after the trans health care restrictions, federal workers and labor going after elon musk and democrats saying this is the time to use every available legal lever, including the courts. they're basically saying there is no benefit of the doubt anymore. it's on. >> i have one. >> message for president trump. >> i'll see you in court. >> we will speak out. we will rally. we will power a movement. >> with. >> an all hands on deck effort. >> we are going to try. >> to stop every assault on the rule of law in the. constitution coming at us. >> he is not a king and we do not live in a monarchy. >> are you willing to. >> fight day and. >> night. >> dawn and. >> dusk. >> to fight? >> this is some of the energy we are seeing. bob marley said every little action there is a reaction. and while plenty of people might rather a different reality, these are the actions and these reactions are already working. we've seen donald trump back down. his tariff threats were paused before they even went into effect. the pushback range from foreign countries and the democrats. i showed you t

however, the plan has faced criticism from the aclu raising concerns about privacy and civil libertieswork to remove a controversial center bike lane in san francisco's mission district will begin next week. transportation crews will replace it with a new side running bike lane on valencia street. yes of mta's removing it because of feedback from the community and a lot of backlash after the center bike lane was installed. business owners threatened a lawsuit, blaming it for a loss of money and customers. the project is expected to take at least 2 months. construction work is scheduled for the weekdays between 7 in the morning and 05:00pm. president trump is blocking transgendered athletes from competing in women's sports with a new executive order. >> this has to several other efforts. the president is making to target the transgender community. someone paying close attention to the order is an elite runner who call san francisco home cao column e a says that they were assigned female at birth. now they identify as non binary and they've won the san francisco marathon in the non-binar

there is some concern, though, the plan has faced criticism from the aclu, which raises concerns aboutrivacy and civil liberties. >> that query that. >> 2025. barry van stay here. san francisco. >> well, san francisco mayor daniel lurie, who see they're declaring february 5th, 2, 5, 25 barry bonds day. you may remember he famously wore 25 during his time with the san francisco giants. bonds is a major league baseball all-time leader when it comes to home runs, he the seven-time mvp award winner. he did a bunch of great things when he was with the giants. he retired back in 2007 after a 22 year career. and here's what he had to say yesterday about the honor. >> i don't know really what to say. so office. so special so special being race here in san francisco. going over and that school cary school, sir, high school for forever ever. i think it's like. thank you so much. bill. >> well, yesterday ceremony comes one year after february, 4th, 2024. so 2 for 24. that was named in honor of willie mays day. and mays, of course, a first for those who do was barry bonds is godfather. so it's onl

. >> the aclu is already suing the trump administration over a different executive order blocking genderor those under 19 years old. >> you know, this is part of a wide range of attacks on the trans community everywhere in their lives, their passports, their athletic fields, schools, and now their doctor's offices. trans people belong in every community and every family in every school. and so demonizing them is, is not part of, i think, the american promise. >> the executive order also directs the secretary of state to push for changes within the international olympic committee to maintain single sex competition. reena roy, abc news, new york. >> a federal judge has ordered a second pause on president trump's executive order to end birthright citizenship. the executive order was already on temporary hold because of a separate suit brought by four states, including california. in total, 22 states, as well as other organizations have sued to try to stop the executive action. >> bay area palestinians say they're shocked over president trump's comments about removing palestinians from gaza,

it's now time to pay your union dues, go to your union meetings, you know, join the naacp, pay your acluwas talking. >> about the gentlewoman, the gentlelady from wisconsin, being a little less gentle this week because because it's time to it's time to speak up. it's time to get stuff done. thank you for being with us, as always. congresswoman gwen moore, great to see you again. we got another hour of velshi coming up. but a quick note, i you know, i kind of joke about this, but i want you to scan this barcode on your screen. i'm going to keep it up for a few seconds, because it always takes me a little while. you can follow me on blue sky. i've been posting there probably for more than a year now. i bet. velshi, bsky social again. all you have to do, though, is scan this barcode with your phone and it'll take you right to my page. another hour of velshi starts after a quick break. >> after homoglaea cleaned our place for $19, we fired our old housekeeper. homoglaea tackled everything from our kitchen to our bathroom, all our laundry. you just pick a date, pick a you just pick a date, pi

. >> at the aclu. >> today. >> i was in court all day long arguing. >> for. >> a tro. >> and we. >> got an. >> overnight administrative stay. we're going to be back tomorrow morning that donald. trump can't release the names. >> of up to 6000. >> fbi agents doxx them, so they're going. >> to be attacked. i believe we have the best of the argument there. >> and i think. >> when you add it up, when you see. >> those crowds. >> gathering, when you see congress starting. >> to. >> get into the act, you know, these legal. >> wins. >> wins in the court of law. >> carry over. >> to the court of public opinion. >> and this. >> is exactly. >> how popular. >> movements have. >> started in the past. they've in other. >> countries, they. >> faced autocrats. >> like donald. >> trump. >> poland, brazil. czech republic, where i was ambassador. >> in recent. >> years, they've all. >> ousted autocrats. that energy. >> is. >> what's going to make it possible. so i think it's great. >> that you're not. just focusing on donald trump's autocracy. shock and awe. >> but the shock and awe of rule. >> of. >> la

the aclu, going after the trans health care restrictions, federal workers and labor going after eloncourts. they're basically saying there is no benefit of the doubt anymore. it's on. >> i have one message for. >> president trump. >> i'll see you in court. >> we will. >> speak out. >> we will rally. >> we will power a. >> movement with an all hands on deck effort. >> we are. >> going to. >> try to stop every assault. on the rule of law in the constitution coming at us. >> he is not a king and we do not live in a monarchy. >> are you willing to fight. >> day and. >> night. >> dawn and dusk, to fight? >> this is some of the energy we are seeing. bob marley said every little action there is a reaction. and while plenty of people might rather a different reality, these are the actions and these reactions are already working. we've seen donald trump back down. his tariff threats were paused before they even went into effect. the pushback ranged from foreign countries and the democrats. i showed you to the word getting out to the public that this was going to raise your grocery prices, the

effort to change the citizenship rules written into the constitution with our with our partners at the aclu day long arguing for a tro, and we got an overnight administrative stay. we're going to be back tomorrow morning that donald trump can't release the names of up to 6000 fbi agents doxed them, so they're going to be attacked. i believe we have the best of the argument there. and i think when you add it up, when you see those crowds gathering, when you see congress starting to get into the act, you know, these legal wins, wins in the court of law. >> carry over. >> to the court of public opinion. >> and this is. >> exactly how. popular movements. have started in the past. they've in other countries. >> they. >> faced autocrats like donald trump, poland, brazil, czech republic, where i was ambassador. in recent years. they've all ousted autocrats. that energy is what's going to make it possible. so i think it's great that you're not just focusing on donald trump's autocracy shock and awe, but the shock and awe of rule of law coming back at him. and very proud, of course, to be a part of

aclu was was important in the prior litigation. i think they're going to be involved here.and these groups, on behalf of people who are held, are going to start doing two things. one, they may contest the conditions and say that these are improper conditions. they don't comply with the eighth amendment against cruel and unusual punishment. i don't know that that's going to get anywhere. but then they're going to say we have a right to contest our being held. we have a right to appear before some sort of judge or fact finder. we have a right to argue that we're being wrongly held. so i think we're going to see a repeat of similar types of arguments just in the immigration context, rather than the terrorism. >> what about in terms of where specifically they are being held? because these ten that are being held there, they're particularly violent. is part of what i was reading was the reasoning why they are being held in those exact same cells. they didn't feel comfortable holding them in the tents that they are constructing, because essentially guantanamo bay doesn't have the

government ever tried to push back against an aclu or similar kind of organization in the u.s.?thank you. >> i can take that call quickly. yes, i think that's a great question. i think ngos are important. they have limitations as well just what they can do. some are more effective than others as again i mean the more they use the system, the more effective they are. but we've seen a lot of different processes to attacking ngos run the world they go from changes in the law so who can register and so on, to very subtle techniques to affect the operations just other day today. just to give you examples, in some cases these through financing. in many cases they are dependent on foreign agencies or foreign agencies so they may be restrictions just for funding so that is one. another one maybe even through simple laws like tax collectors were you send the tax authority just to the ngos, or in some cases we have seen they miss and even the fire department. i mean because there are violations of construction or i mean just random things just effectively is the goal is to either to stop

i worked at the aclu, i am supportive of diversity and equity. what i see lacking and am often frustrated about in our universe as we find these caucuses, councils separate us and don't focus on what brings us all together. then we find ourselves competing. my own muslim friends would like a seat as well. and then the next identity group will ask for the same thing. we are competing over the wrong thing, competing for scarce resources when we should be joining together for the program mission to fight together. jonathan: we are going to go to the audience. frank leone, washington, d.c. dnc member. >> we touched on this, but what would you do to set up a 24/7 war room, rapid response type operation to respond to trump's outrage and put forward a democratic alternative? what role would the dnc and state party members have in delivering those messages? jonathan: there is only 90 seconds on the clock, so which one do you want to hear from the most? >> ken. mr. martin: this is critical, we have to make sure we are standing this up. you heard nate talk