there has been a sea change though in aurora.ently is taking this more seriously. >> he is. he led a strong press conference yesterday the police response to these two victims was huge the police presence in this neighborhood right now is huge. he has made clear that we will not stand for this it is a new way in the aurora police chief office. >> steve: danielle, before you go, who is it that has essentially wanted you to be quiet? >> well, it's somewhere between the aurora mayor, the denver mayor, the governor of colorado, and i think local, liberal media. >> steve: they don't want you to tell people what we can see with our own two eyes right there? >> that's correct. >> steve: upside down world. we appreciate and join us today and "fox & friends," good luck to you. >> thank you. seven minutes before the top of the hour. carley joins us with some other news. >> certainly do. that's right, steve. starbucks workers could be hitting the picket lines after thousands of unionized employees voted to authorize a strike ahead of the la

aurora, colorado is not a sanctuary city.nsky, who spoke at the trump rally, says her concern has always been on those breaking the law, not all immigrants. >> they have made very clear, that they are coming for the criminals first. in my opinion, that's a lot. i know it's been put out there that, you know, folks that have been here for 20, 30 years are going to be taken and families are going to be torn apart. i just don't believe that. i just don't. i hope that i'm not proven to be wrong. if i see some things like that, you know, i potentially could be a speedbump. stephanie: how would you be a speedbump? >> i would certainly speak up and do anything that i could. i certainly would not be ok with with families being separated, folks being taken from our community that have grown roots here. stephanie: aurora's immigrant population is not united on their feelings about deportations. one long-time resident from mexico told us anonymously that fellow latin american immigrants that commit crimes deserve to be deported. and sand

drum campaigns in aurora, colorado,, site of false claims about the gangs. it's hard to get help like you wanted win everybody is calling you a liar. >> at one point i asked and made a public plea to the governor to put politics aside. i had a video i wanted to show him of a woman telling her story about when she was nine months pregnant she got behind in rent to the gangs and they held her down and poured boiling water on her. i made a public plea for our governor to call me and instead of calling me he called the police on me. >> trace: they are listening now. thank you for coming on, we appreciate your time. with the government shutdown learning -- looming the president-elect is speaking out the plan... griff jenkins is life for us with the latest on the push. good evening. >> there is still 32 days to go. part of the motorcycle there. there is 32 days to go before trump is sworn in but he torched capitol hill tonight, taking a torpedo to the bipartisan resolution, demanding a skinny bill and he wants them to exclude what he calls democrat giveaways. he's

the new aurora police chief.really ticked off about what happened. >> he made a point to point out that both victims are venezuelan migrants. because of their immigration status, authorities say that gangs found them vulnerable targets. >> they victimize own race and ethnic necessity. and that is because they are easy victims and they know because of their status they will not come forward to the police. they know they can mistreat them. >> on tuesday the police called out to local apartment complex on reports of home invasion. that is where they were told a group of people entered the person's home where kidnapped and tortured. this went on four hours until the victims released after promising not to call the authorities. the aurora police chief said the victims bravely called me anyway. >> i want to make sure anybody documented or undocumented knows they can call law enforcement and we will respond. there is no place in this country and there is no place in the city where somebody should be mistreated based on

keep an eye on aurora, cal colorado. the kidnapping and torture of two victims from the gang out of tren de aragua. it tops our news today. good morning, everybody live in new york. i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino. "america's newsroom." we talked about this story before and it might look familiar. happened at an apartment complex in aurora, the same one armed men were seen roaming the halls. the victims were tied up, beaten, pistol whipped and established. a councilman said it could have been avoided. >> this is unfortunately not something that you want to be able to say i told you so on. but i told you so. and nobody wanted to listen to me. this very much turned into political theater leading up to the presidential election. and many people have suffered. this isn't just assault. this isn't just fist fights. this is absolute torture. >> bill: the former acting dhs secretary is chad wolf here in a moment for his reaction on that. first the reporting, jeff paul begins our coverage in los angeles. what do we know

dania es la concejal de aurora.umentado, y casos de secuestros, extorsiones, muchas armas. reportera: para los residentes de aurora algo extraÑo estaba pasando. los crÍmenes que sucedÍan a su alrededor no los habÍan visto nunca, de pronto el miedo se apoderÓ de sus vidas, aunque ellos no serÍan los Únicos. >> ellos quieren crecer en nÚmeros, ellos estÁn reclutando a pandilleros. reportera: desde texas. >> el operativo se realizÓ tras recibir mÚltiples denuncias. reportera: hasta nueva york. >> las autoridades federales ya habilitaron una lÍnea 1800 para que cualquier persona pueda reportar la actividad de esta organizaciÓn. reportera: al menos 16 estados reportaron crecientes y continuos actos de violencia a manos de una organizaciÓn criminal procedente de un lugar muy lejos de aquÍ. >> yo definirÍa al "tren de aragua" como un grupo bastante estratÉgico. reportera: para entender al "tren de aragua" y porque ha sido calificado como uno de los grupos criminales mÁs violentos de la historia hay que ir al lugar donde se

la policÍa de aurora, colorado, dicen que tenÍan aterrada a la comunidad. un operativo por la denuncia de un secuestro y ataque armado que terminÓ con el arresto de 19 personas este martes. >> mucha policÍa. otra vez mataron a alguien allÍ. algo pasÓ. reportera: el jefe de la policÍa de aurora dijo que el incidente estÁ relacionado con pandillas. y el servicio de aduanas confirmÓ que los arrestados son miembros del "tren de aragua". y todos habrÍan estado victimizando a sus connacionales. >> es un paÍs muy avanzado y tecnolÓgico. no sÉ por quÉ dejan entrar a tantas personas con expediente negativo de nuestros paÍses. reportera: en meses pasados, tres complejos de aurora fueron seÑalados por actividad criminal. uno fue clausurado y otros dos estÁn en proceso de desalojo. residentes del complejo donde ocurrieron arrestos por captados en videos por vecinos subiendo sus pertenencias, y en el edificio fueron colocados dispositivos con cÁmaras de vigilancia. el departamento de seguridad nacional (dhs) y uscis estÁn tratando de definir las autoridades de los arres

remember the debate. >> you look at aurora, in colorado. they are taking over the towns, taking over buildings. going in violently. what they have done to our country by allowing these millions and millions of people to come into our country and look at what is happening to the towns all over the united states. >> harris: of course, aurora, colorado's mayor went after those comments, which happened to be true. >> the former president i think has spoken about the city. but we are 51st largest city in america and this is relegated to a couple apartment complexes and i don't believe that that's the case certainly now. so i think that it presented an image of the entire city being overrun by venezuelan gangs, which was grossly inaccurate. >> harris: no it's not actually. it is an invasion by them in the 51st largest city. pete sessions of texas, member of the border security caucus, co-chair of the doge caucus, and oversight committee member. great to have you in "focus" today. this seems like an insur mountable problem that is going to be toug

you know what else happened in aurora?t a new chief of police, he is starting to crack down and it is welcomed by people. >> lawrence: he said in september, he was told once they cross the border, it is not my problem, it is your problem. he got the chief of police job and is speaking out. >> steve: he is. fox news alert, government shutdown for federal government deadline quickly approaching as proxy and doge leaders rally republicans against 1500 page spending bill that had lots of pork, elon musk says. >> ainsley: peter doocy is live in washington with the latest. >> peter: odds of government shutdown 60/40 or 70/30 ch according to chad pergram. >> this is a -- sandwich, we have been forced in this position. we are damned if we do and damned if we don't. peter doocy on truth social donald trump posted, sounds like ridiculous resolution is dying fast, one of the most unpopular parts is raise for lawmakers. >> members giving themselves a pay raise, do you deserve a pay raise? >> that is news to me. good news. >> people lo

it was following a violent home invasion at an apartment complex in aurora.h has happened between the mayors of aurora and denver and we want to get an update on that from our correspondent out in the los angeles bureau, christina coleman. >> reporter: hello kevin, aurora police now say the tren de aragua gang members who allegedly kidnapped and tortured two people during the home invasion have been forcing the victims to pay them hundreds of dollars. >> the suspects were basically extorting or taxing these individuals and i'm sure they have been doing it to more individuals that live in and around the apartment complex. they are basically extorting them every two weeks or $500 a month. they would go, knock on the door, said we want $500. they would pay it on top of paying their rent. >> reporter: the home invasion happened to the very same apartment complex where the gang members were caught on camera walking around boldly with guns and seen beating in a door. eight of the 16 home invasion suspects in i.c.e. custody are facing charges. the remainder are unde

the first, a violent home invasion in aurora, colorado, the police are calling a gang incident. most of the suspects believed to be venezuelan migrants, no confirmation they are members of the gang by police have detained 19 people after a man and woman were were kidnapped and then they were tortured for five hours, they were pistol-whipped and beaten, one was stabbed, another in excruciating detail had her fingernails ripped out. police say this heinous crime that the suspects are undocumented, this happened out of the same time, same place as his aurora apartment complex at armed men stormed back in august, all happening in the same apartment complex. two of those men were confirmed to be members over the gang, listen. >> i had a discussion with an individual from the white house and that occurred back on september 23rd, that a person basically told me once they get across the border, that is all we care about. >>> to me that is a problem, in aurora we're in the process of trying to pick up the pieces of an incredibly bad to system that was in place. >> martha: these people ar

en aurora, colorado.y detenidas en una unidad vecina a la de ellos fueron golpeados y despuÉs una de las vÍctimas tambiÉn fue apuÑalada. ambos siguen en el hospital con heridas que no ponen en riesgo su vida. pero el jefe de la policÍa de aurora afirma que este incidente es actividad de pandilla. >> gang activity is gang activity at dallas. there are venezuelans involved so again. there is a high assumption that they may be affiliated or affiliated with the tda gang. but again. i am not going to say 1100% positively until that is validated and verified i'm using presently department of homeland security. i am using hsi and i'm also using ice to help identify who these suspects are and what actions were they involved in. >> esta no es la primera vez aÍi en aurora, un grupo de criminales entrÓ armado a otra vivienda en el mismo complejo de apartament. esto ocurriÓ hace unos meses y aquÍ se lo reportamos. organizaciones proinmigrantes hicieron un llamado al presidente biden, pero tambiÉn al congreso ante la

police in aurora, colorado, say those nineteen people are in custody for kid napping and torturing twotims at the edge at the lowry apartments. the same complex which has been linked to the vicious prison gang. td a as they're called. police say the heinous crime was without question gang-related and they're not ruling out tda's involvement. you're watching "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner with my co-host, emily c campagno, rosanna moscato, host on fox nation, fan girling over here and charlie hurt, washington times opinion editor, contributor. fan girling is for you too. let's go to jeff paul with the details on this story. jeff? >> reporter: the city council member who brought the gang situation involving this very apartment complex to light says she's tired of it being downplayed. she says this is not just another gang in aurora and this latest incident proves something needs to be done. >> i will not be silenced on this issue. i will continue to speak up. i will not stand for this human suffering. i don't care if you are here legally, illegally, documented, undocumented. you have

he represents this district in part aurora. it is quick.d then. >> these mischaracterizations, there has been some type of gang takeover of portions of aurora are not true. >> bill: how do we look at that now, dan? >> we look at it as systemic lie to us in colorado and numerous other states. this started at the governor and went down to the state representatives, the mayor of aurora, even the interim chief at the time. they all were lying to us because they didn't want there to be the depiction their city was gang infested or had gang activity. the problem is this. i was f.b.i. in new york, new jersey. i knew about aurora, colorado in 2013 when ms-13 members were moving there. that tren de aragua has set up presence there is not a shock to me. they were lying to us. heather morris set up a public affairs camera outside these buildings where the home invasion occurred months ago and said there is nothing to see here. we have no problem. while they are interviewing people on camera. police officers are going door-to-door. it is completely bog

it was aurora who raised him for over 20 years.he cared for and loved eric and his sister, looked after his whole family. eric sent me a letter talking about you. i want her to read you what he said. aurora is such an incredible woman. she has an infectious and loving energy that is so powerful. i am 100% the man i am today because this woman literally raised me from when i was six months old, singing to me, dancing with me, wiping away my tears, cooking for me and making me laugh at every turn. unfortunately, like so many filipinos, her story is not all smiles and love. she had to choose a life away from her daughter and thousands of miles from her family. there are literally thousands of people around the world, thousands of people around the world, me included, who have been influenced by her endless kindness and love. filipinos give of themselves, of their time, their money, their love to others. they do and continue to do what needs to be done to survive. >> we. the vice, a device. every morning i. greet you. in the small and

this particular incident in aurora is at that same place we have been talking about for months. it's a place called the edge at lowery complex. apparently the man was also stabbed, according to channel 7 out in denver. that's their news. but, what is interesting, they wound up, at this hour, 19 people have been detained. that's the infamous place. that's the same building. and do you know how the couple got out and got away from these people who were presumed to be gang members? they said okay, let us go. we promise not to call the cops and they said okay. don't call the cops. they called the cops. 20 minutes later, the cops were swarming the place. they picked up 15, 16, 17, 18, they are now up to 19. the dhs investigations unit and ice also now trying to find more people involved. >> ainsley: mostly men but some women, too. >> steve: a couple of women. >> brian: j.d. vance was on a month ago with martha raddatz. she was determined to show that donald trump was making a big deal of this for the election. just trying to talk about illegal immigrants and their crimes. listen who

both of the men also wanted in aurora, colorado.hey and a group of armed men were caught on surveillance breaking into an apartment in august. that same complex in the headlines again. after police said a man and woman from venezuela were abducted on monday, taken to an empty apartment. bound, pistol whipped and stabbed. height of crimes. >> there was actual a hole that was here where these weapons were dropped down behind this wall. >> aurora police say tren de aragua gang members are responsible for victimizing the couple and other migrants at the apartment complex. >> some of these without question are 100 percent tda. because, again, if i go to the police, something bad is going to happen. i'm going to get deported. >> the aurora police chief says he welcomes help from any federal agency to keep people from becoming victims and today aurora's mayor says he looks forward to closing down the troubled apartment complex while pushing back on claims that tda had become a citywide problem. rich? >> rich: c.b. cotton for us in new york

arthel: police in aurora, colorado are linking a kidnapping to the gang tren de aragua.e than 20 suspected members of that gang were arrested this week in new york city. standing by on this, lower recent director of immigration and border security at the heritage foundation. but for us is go to cb cotton life in our new york city newsroom. x hi arthel but law enforcement source tells me 22 suspected tren de aragua gang members were taken into custody between two locations here in new york city back on december 5. one of the rates are poorly took place at this apartment next to a daycare. federal agents tracked at one of the men by his gps ankle monitor according to the "new york po post." less than a month ago you may remember these two confirmed tda members were confirmed during another separate bus in the city. both of these men were also wanted and aurora, colorado where they in a group of armed men were caught on surveillance breaking into an apartment in augusta. this same complex is back in the headlines this week after police said a man alone from venezuela were a

i'm tired of this being detrayed as just another gang in aurora.is human suffering of the most vulnerable communities. >> reporter: those two victims are still in the hospital. martha? >> martha: quite a story. thank you. so coming up we will have a story exclusive with who congressman who are working to advance the doge agenda in congress because there needs to be a lot of coordination on this. they hold the purse strings. that is next. i try to put my arm around any vet that i can. absolutely. at newday usa, that's what we're doing. we put our arm around the veterans. when i think of the veteran out there that needs to refi his home, he may want to purchase and we can help them and provide that financial solution for them and their families. it's a great, rewarding feeling. everybody in the company, they have that deference and that respect and that love for the veteran that makes this company so unique. veterans, need cash? get up to $70,000 or more with a newday 100 va cash out loan from newday. thank you admiral. this money saving benefit for

tren de aragua were arrested in new york city this is the police in aurora, colorado remaking the same gang to a violent kidnapping. cb cotton has the very latest here in new york city. >> news of this bus is another blow to the ranks of tren de aragua have set up in the city according to previous warnings from police. law enforcement source tells me december 5, 22 suspected tren de aragua gang members were taken into custody between two locations here in the city. one of them, this apartment next to the daycare in the bronx. the alleged gang members were traced to the apartment after federal agents tracked the ankle monitor to the hideout for the outlet says he and others vested in the rate had corrected multiple arrests in separate states after illegally crossing the border over in aurora, colors of the violent venezuelan gangs back in the headlines there to after police said venezuelan couple was abducted on monday night and assaulted for hours spices affected tpa gang members. the work police the husband and wife were targeted after the wife took the video last month of two women f

detain thed the suspected members of a violent venezuelan gang, two to men have been linked to the aurora, colorado, apartment surveillance building from august. welcome to "fox news live," i'm jackie hine reck. griff: here we go, hour two -- jacqui heinrich. griff: but let's begin on capitol hill where congress had to scramble overnight to avert a government shutdown. president biden signing their newly-passed short-term funding earlier today. madeleine madeleine rivera arrive at the white house with reaction. or what are they saying? >> reporter: hi, griff. the white house says the bill doesn't have everything they want, but it is better with than the alternative which is a government shutdown before the holidays. white house press secretary karine jean-pierre saying in part it includes disaster relief that the president requested for the communities recovering from the storm, eliminates an accelerated pathway to a tax cut for billionaires and would ensure the government can continue to operate. the bull funds the government until if mid march. it also adds more than $100 billion in dis

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and in aurora, colorado, a home invasion and kidnaping at an apartment complex. and tonight, investigators say they believe most of the suspects are venezuelan migrants, possibly tied to a notorious gang. authorities say more than a dozen people tied up, pistol whipped and terrorized a man and a woman at an apartment complex last night. the man was also stabbed during the hours long ordeal. he is expected to survive. the apartment was also burglarized. police say the victims called them after they were set free. 14 people have been detained. some turned over to ice for purposes of identification. it is the latest in a string of issues for that same very apartment complex. aurora's police chief has said the complex where many venezuelan immigrants live is poorly managed, but he insists the area is not controlled by gangs. but now there are plans to shut that complex down, or at least part of it. residents have complained about issues including heat. no hot, no heat, no hot water pest infestations. they also worry, with possible plans to shut down the building, tha

the same goes for aurora, all these other towns as well.oining me now the incoming border czar tom homan. tom, you were on this program when this story first broke. and you told us not only is this happening, but this is going to explode across the united states. in other urban areas and in the suburbs as well. wherever there is money or there is influence to be had. stuff to be stolen, this stuff will start happening. how serious is this and this seems like completely out of control in colorado if is. i went to oea r. aurora after that first end. i went to that apartment complex. i went to that neighborhood. it's bad. i mean, and, look you, i also flew into denver. a lot you have parts of denver were bad being taken over gangs. i think we 16 state now. some are major cities. let's not forget laken riley. let's not forget the young lady in houston. many crimes much worse than this young girls getting raped and murdered and indicate line riley fighting for her life 17 minutes getting killed. so, look, this is a big problem for this country.

in aurora cite a false claims about gangs.new york times how the false stories about gang takeovers in aurora reached trump. and now we have tom homan, this reporting that 19 individuals we think were part of a venezuelan gang were arrested for torturing two people. what do you think when you see those headlines? >> it's just constant lies by these elected officials. and look, i went to aurora. i went to that apartment complex. i saw that neighborhood. i also drove through neighborhoods in denver. they're in bad shape and criminal gangs are everywhere. and i talked to i talked to some of the people that lived at that apartment complex. i talked to the woman that took those photographs and had to be rescued and moved out of that apartment complex because her life was at danger. i was there, they got a problem. but as far as i was concerned, they're on notice. you got about five more weeks of doing what you're doing. but guess what? day 1st january 21st. you are a major priority. my gang is bigger than your gang. and we're going

just yesterday, aurora police gave an update on the case, saying that tren de aragua gang members or associates of the gang are responsible for victimizing the couple and other migrants at the apartment com complex. >> some of these without question are 100% tda. they continue to victimize the same ethnicity because they're easy to do. people feel if i go to the police, something bad is going to happen, i'm going to get deported. >> he's not going to shy away from a relationship with a federal agency to keep people from becoming victims and yesterday the aurora's mayor looks forward to closing down that troubled apartment complex and pushing back on claims that tda has become a city-wide problem. jacqui: cb cotton. thank you. griff. griff: for more, we're joined by president-elect trump's incoming border czar tom homan, thank you for taking time. from colorado to new york where i am. tda arrests, and your reaction to it and insight how rapidly this dangerous violent venezuelan gang is growing in the u.s. >> well, look, griff, you and i have talked about this many times it all goes ba

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spending millions on migrants as venezuelan gang members who were seen in this viral video in nearby aurora now arrested hundreds of miles away. >> this transnational gang that invaded parts of my city, took every three apartment complexes, i put 'em on the run. rachel: and can you relate to this holiday freak ifout -- freakout? >> we're going to to press on, and we're going to have the happen, happen,ing happiest christmas -- >> i think it's best if everyone just goes home before things get worse. >> worse? how could they get any worse? we're at the threshold of hell! [laughter] rachel: that movie -- joey: the best. rachel: -- stands the test of time. but despite the season's stressors, tips to keep calm this christmas. the second hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ ♪ stand, if you get this letter -- santa, if you get this letter, won't you help me out? ♪ i mow you're kind of busy with your elfs right now, and i don't know how -- rachel: good morning, everybody. it's 7:00 in new york city. you're listening mariah carey, and you're watching fox square with our beautiful chri

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the other was stabbed. >> i am tired of this being portrayed as just another gang in aurora. this is so heinous. this is a whole different level and i am tired of it. i've been called a liar. i've been told this was in my imagination. this has been downplayed and people are suffering and i will not be silenced on this issue. >> and the police chief blamed the biden administration for bringing crime to aurora. he said in a past call with the white house official. they told him he owned they only cared about immigrants when they cross the border. carley. todd. >> wow, that is quite the answer. a ridiculous answer, lucas. thank you. let's bring in tennessee assemblyman todd warner. assemblyman warner, great to have you on the program. you heard that councilwoman's passion. this is not like any other gang. the cruelty and violence of this gang seems to know no bounds. and you know all too well the threat of tren de aragua in tennessee, cities like nashville, memphis, knoxville and chattanooga all falling victim to this gang. why has tda been able to gain such a foothold in your s

junk drone expert brett villain brett velicovich but first aurora, colorado. >> last night 8:45 p.m.128 bella street, a victim male and female accosted by approximately 13-15 individuals and they were a pistol-whipped, b and one of the male had a stab on. does that fall in that category torture for me? it does. a high assumption they may be affiliated with the gang. i had the discussion the individual in the white house and that occurred september 23rd of, i believe. that person basically told me once democrats get across the border, that is all we care about. to me that is a problem. >> sandra: wow, those are powerful words. detailing nightmare inside the complex known home to members of that notorious venezuelan gang, tren de aragua. more than a dozen suspects breaking into the apartment where pistol-whipped and tied up and stabbed two innocent victims. i can barely believe it as we say it. will come back as "america reports" the second hour. john, horrifying details of the attack. >> john: just a few apartment buildings as we are told to. i'm john roberts in 14 people detained ove

[cheers and applause] and as part of operation aurora, you know all about aurora, how horrible that'sn? every single foreign gang and illegal alien member, all of this criminal network operating on american soil will be dismantled, deported and destroyed. gonna get 'em out. [cheers and applause] think of to it. think of it. they sented their gang members to us bus load after bus load. we had an open border. their gang members, their drug dealers, their drug addicts. people that were sick. people that were healthy and -- what the hell was that? of. [laughter] you get the little yips up here every once in a while. [laughter] i wonder why. [laughter] that was a strange sound. i've heard some very strange the sounds. every foreign gang member will be expelled, and i will immediately designate the cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. we're going to do it immediately. [cheers and applause] and and we'll unleash the full power of federal law enforcement, i.c.e., border patrol. how good is -- by the way, how go is tom homan, right? if. [cheers and applause] he's phenomenal. i've known

>> it is and i actually went to aurora right after that.st where the lady filmed the gangs with tongues. i went to that apartment complex. i went to that neighborhood. bit is bad. and i also went to damper and lots of temper are bad taken over by gangs. and i told you months ago this will span across the united states and we are in 16 states now and some major cities. let's not forget laken riley and let's not forget the young lady and use ten. claim is much worse as girls getting raped and murdered. this is a big problem in this country and as you said earlier, he opened the border and a certain amount of criminals are going to come as a target. they will come here and did their crimes here in. but i can tell you this their time is limited because jan january 20th we will not only target tren de aragua that they will be a major priority from day one. >> laura: in colorado, it doesn't seem to want to work with the feds mostly you. watch. >> local law enforcement and district attorney, i am not an arm of the federal government. i am not a de

places in between, most recently up couple was kidnapped from that notorious apartment complex in aurorado. they were taken to a vacant unit, tied up, pistol-whipped and the husband was stabbed. these are pretty brutal crimes. why are law enforcement officials having ident trouble identifying them? >> merry christmas as well. tren de aragua caught law enforcement by surprise because it's getting that has concealed themselves throughout latin america by blending in with other transnational criminal organizations. that was before. they started to franchise their name throughout the region. what makes them even more dangerous is the fact that they are sponsored by a state. they have state sponsorship from the venezuelan government and that provides enhanced capabilities. that's why they are spreading like wildfire. not just tda members with tattoos and gang members we catch along the border, it's also venezuelan intelligence operatives that you have to be on the lookout for because this is a counterintelligence problem as well that could be eating and facilitating these tda members to sprea

>> it's constant lies by these elected officials, i went to aurora, i saw them.y are in bad shape, or mill gangs are everywhere. i talked to some people that lived in that apartment complex, i was there. they have a problem. you have about five more weeks. of doing what you were doing, but guess what, a day one, january 21st you are a major priority. my gang is bigger than your gang and we are going to take you down, detain you and import you back to your homeland. we will send you someplace else, but you are not staying here. >> they are on a notice, and every woman he wants to vote, can sigh of relief. >>> turning to virginia where the state leaders are working hard to implement trump agenda, last week governor glenn announced a new plan in improving the sanctuary cities, yesterday he proposed a budget the proposed tax relief on tips and cards, meanwhile, he announced his endorsement would back lieutenant governor , joining us now with more. lieutenant governor i want to start where we began, this is so impressive will you and governor young have managed to do,

here is the aurora police chief. >> they were pistol-whipped. they were beat. they were mistreated.e was actually stabbed come had a stabbed wound. does that fall in the category of torture for me? yeah, it does. it is incredibly hard to identify specifically as tda because there is no specific markers, high assumption they may be affiliated or affiliated with the tda gang, but again come i'm not going to say 100% positively until that is validated and verified. >> dana: trump's incoming border czar has a message for the aurora chief after. >> he's talking the talk but let's hope he walks the walk and hands people to i.c.e. when he is done with them because we can remove them not only from the community but the country. law enforcement officers don't help us do that, we're certainly going to do that certain january 21st. >> dana: criminal migrant causing chaos in new york city, mayor eric adams opening up to martha maccallum on how he plans to get them out. >> i thought our conversation was a great conversation. tom and i both sat down, and we both agree on violent individuals shoul

when these particles interact with the earth's magnetic field, the sky lights up with dazzling aurorasng out power grids, electronics and communication systems. the hope is the mission can help us to better understand this. but first, the spacecraft has to survive its burning—hot flyby. i will worry, but we really have designed that spacecraft to withstand all of these brutal, brutal conditions. it's a tough. tough little spacecraft. during this close approach, the spacecraft is out of communication for several days, so the nasa team face a nervous wait over christmas before they can finally discover the secrets of our star. rebecca morelle, bbc news. an extraordinary story, what an extraordinary christmas present if that works. let's speak to drjenifer millard, an astronomer and managing editor at software company fifth star labs. just explain to us the conditions that this little probe has to get through. it is extraordinary _ probe has to get through. it 3 extraordinary what this probe has to get through. it 1 extraordinary what this probe has to survive after we are talking tempera

so aurora, we are now in the process, as many other cities throughout this nation, of trying to pick up the pieces of a incredibly bad system that was in place. >> federal law enforcement sources confirm to fox news ice, homeland security investigations and the dea are involved. 14 suspected tda members were arrested. and two hondurans have warrants. authorities seized handguns and heroin. this is the same complex from that viral video showing armed tda members breaking into an apartment and where an aurora city council woman was criticized by this state's governor and local officials for calling attention to the issue. she says the latest victims were targeted after they complained on social media about the gang they were bound, tortured, pistol whipped. the male victim was stabbed. one thing that was not mentioned is that the female victim, her fingernails were ripped off. >> victims remain in the hospital tonight, bret? >> bret: alicia, thank you. time and patience running out among some republican lawmakers over the coming government funding deadline. several lawmakers walked out

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here's the aurora police chief. >> they were pistol whipped. they were beat. they were mistreated. one of the male was actually stabbed. he had a stab wound. so does that fall in the category of torture for me? yeah it does. it is incredibly hard to identify specifically as to because there is no specific markers. there's a high assumption that they may be affiliated or affiliated with the tda gang. but again, i am not going to say 100% positively until that is validated and verified. >> trump's incoming border czar has a message for the aurora police chief after the arrest of the suspected gang members. >> so he's talking the talk, but let's hope he walks the walk and hand these people the ice when he's done with them, because we can remove him not only from the community, but from the country. and if law enforcement officers don't help us do that, we're certainly going to do that starting january 21st. >> criminal migrants are causing chaos in the nation's biggest city. new york city mayor eric adams is opening up to martha maccallum on how he plans to get them out. >> i thought

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not only does the aurora heat the entire house, it becomes the gathering place.on nights like these two chairs. they get together, cook, eat, drink large quantities of unfiltered, slightly chunky sakÉ and enjoy the country life. looking good. the boys have laid out the makings of a pretty amazing feast. iwana or char were caught today in a nearby mountain stream. enormous hokkaido scallops pulled this morning from the sea of japan sizzle and pucker in their shells over the fire, and butter and lime juice and a touch of home brewed soy sauce. wild japanese boar hangs above the coals, radiating its sweet aroma as it cooks. look at that. yeah. so how long have you all known each other? how many years? >> well, 30 years, huh? right. we know each other. i love this kind of cooking. you know, that's the way i like. you should be careful, though. it's odd, though. yeah. they. wow. yeah. >> wheat. >> now. home. >> freshly caught local quail is rubbed with olive oil, sprinkled with salt and lightly glazed with that homemade soy. >> dogecoin. yeah. >> oh, wow. >> how's it?