colorado that there is no gang problem there in aurora. despite the fact we seem to have seen it with our own eyes and despite the fact that ice was after some 100 if not more gang members. what does that say about what city and state officials are telling us for these many months? >> yeah, it's as if they've been lying going all the way up to our governor down to the local level, the people have been lied to. this gang is here. they have been here. the same gang i have been talking about for months and months and told it was a figment of my imagination and i was crazy in making this all up. they are here. as much as everyone wanted to say it was an isolated incident in aurora, they are throughout the denver metro area. their foothold has gotten so much stronger. they are spread out and they are organized. law enforcement confirmed to me early on one of the most scary things about tren de aragua is that they are much more organized than ms-13. i do believe here locally they were tipped off. we have some activist groups that are going aroun

ilia: comenzaba nacer con los operativos de wise que llegaron a aurora colorado donde desembarcaron miembrosomo de la de ahÍ el fbi busca a mÁs de 100 miembros de la pandilla "el tren de aragua" reportera: al sonido de bombas texas fue como despertaron cientos de familias durante un fuerte operativo en la madrugada de este miÉrcoles en la zona metropolitana de dÉnver que incluye la ciudad de aurora conocida en el mundo por la presencia confirmada de miembros de "el tren de aragua" >> se escuchaba gente hablando con parlantes. reportera: puerta por puerta y fuertemente armados con equipo tÁctico los uniformado fueron pidiendo identificaciÓn en cada unidad habitacional incluyendo menores de edad. >> mÁs que todos por los niÑos que mÁs se asustan por la inmigraciÓn. reportera: esta acciÓn conjunta de varias agencias federales que incluyen la dea, ice, y seguridad nacional formÓ parte de mu simple es organizaciÓn que son parte de un operativo regresar al remitente en espaÑol que busca la detenciÓn de mÁs de un centenar de miembros de la organizaciÓn delictiva venezolana "el tren de aragua" en un

of justice. >> john: tda expert joins us with his thoughts in a moment the first bill melugin in aurora, colorado, within the exclusive and he rode along. had to the operation unfold or not? >> john, but felt like this operation was running into headwinds from the very beginning. they were have been media leaks about it and this entire operation was coming. within the first couple of hours, every property they went to was vacant were the targets going after simply were not there. we witnessed all of it. take a look. >> god bless you all. let's take these bad guys off the street and send them to gitmo. >> border czar, tom homan following the trips ahead of massive operation in aurora, colorado, wednesday morning. several hundred federal agents from i.c.e., hsi, dea, fpi, atf and cdp targeting alleged members of the venezuelan gang tren de aragua. >> you have hundreds of people out here but what is the gold today? >> to send a message to tda, we will eradicate them from the country. there is no safe harbor or sanctuary laws. >> police! >> fox news joint one team of agents that are more co

you're part of aurora is in your district, is that correct?at's correct. >> and so in my introduction, i put a focus on the impact of what donald, president trump is doing around the country, the impact that's having on local communities, on immigrant communities. what impact are you hearing or seeing in, in your community as a result of what president trump has been doing? >> my greatest fear about this enhanced deportation policy that the. administration is pursuing is its impact on my ability to keep our community safe. what do i mean by that? my job as a local prosecutor is to charge criminals who have committed violent crimes. i have to prove those cases, though, and in order to prove those cases, i have to have the cooperation of the victims of those crimes and witnesses. when a victim of a crime is afraid to. >> come to the. >> courthouse in adams county. because ice is patrolling the parking lot, as they allegedly were this week, that. >> impacts my. >> ability to keep our communit. >> safe. >> when witnesses. >> won't come to. >> cour

a report first from bill melugin who is in the aurora. i'm curious to see if the citizens have anything to say about this, bill. >> i can tell you ice officials told us it felt like this operation was compromised from the very beginning. media leaks that this was coming. articles written announcing this operation was going to happen. targeting 100 tda gang members in aurora. they only ended up getting one of them. we were embedded for the ride yesterday. take a look. >> god bless you all. let's take these bad guys off the street. send them to gitmo. come home safe, every one of you. >> border czar tom homan rallying the troops ahead of a massive federal operation in aurora, colorado wednesday morning. several hundred federal agents from ice, hsi, dea, fbi, atf and cbp altar getting alleged members of the gang tren de aragua. >> you guys have hundreds of people out here. what's the goal today. >> send a message to tda that we will eradicate them from this country. no safe harbor, no sanctuary for them folks. >> police. >> we joined as one

first up, correspondent bill melugin in aurora, colorado.ood evening, bill bar and grill bar and grill bret, good evening to you. it felt like the huge operation was really just doomed from the very beginning when they first got things rolling there had been leaks to the media. there were articles written that this operation was coming and, as a result. they fell very, very short of their goal of arresting dozens of tren de aragua gang members. >> we have already identified how this offense got leaks. i will do a bet today. >> border czar tom homan heeded on fox today and reacting to a failed federal operation in aurora, colorado. that ice officials believe was derailed due to leaks to the media. homan addressed the issue outside the white house today. >> this isn't a game. when operations get leaked like that, it puts our officers at great risk. it's already a dangerous job. when they get a heads up we are coming, it's only a matter of time before our officers are ambushed. >> fox news was embedded fox news embedded exclusively in wednesday

esta madrugada, autoridades federales iniciaron operativos de inmigraciÓn en aurora y denver, colorado con sus celulares a travÉs de sus ventanas cuando elementos de varias agencias se aproximaban a varios de los apartamentos. >> empezÓ la comunicaciÓn. amistades mira por aquÍ entrÓ la migra. si esta migraciÓn. >> el servicio de inmigraciÓn y control de aduanas informÓ en la red social x sobre los operativos, segÚn dijo, contra inmigrantes criminales, con la asistencia de agencias como el fbi y la dea. >> we're here today to conduct an at large enforcement operation looking for a trend agua. the gang members here from venezuela. >> indicÓ que mÁs de 100 miembros de la violenta pandilla venezolana fueron blanco de arresto. >> son criminales y creo que no deberÍan estar acÁ. pero hay mucha gente que que como dice, justos por pecadores que estÁn muy asustada porque tambiÉn no tienen sus papeles a la regla y. >> cientos de oficiales. >> mientras esta activista desaprueba la forma en que se llevaron a cabo los operativos con cientos de agentes armados y vehÍculos tÁcticos. >> eÁn haciendo l

stop it. >> we are looking at colorado, aurora colorado, chicago, apparently california is okay withl as long as it's against the trump administration. what's next? are they coming to new york? >> some of the mayors are heading to washington d.c. march 5 as a committee hearing. what i'm thinking, this is giving me throwback fives with the iv league leaders went to washington and failed to answer distinctly direct questions about if calling for the genocide of jews on campus was against school rules and they couldn't come up with answers so we will see what happens when the mayors of boston, chicago, denver in new york city go before the house committee oversight and government reform. the chairman said these reckless policies and democrat on cities and states across our country have led to too many refundable tragedies so the mayor in boston pushed back, pretties distinctly arguing she runs one of the safest big cities in america and has pushed back on this as well as the mayor of denver being very public saying, issuing a statement saying the most helpful thing republicans can do is

hubo detenciones en ciudades como aurora y denver, colorado. y las reacciones de los vecinos. >> con fuertes detonaciones de artefactos lanzados al suelo en estacionamientos de complejos habitacionales. esta madrugada, autoridades federales iniciaron operativos de inmigraciÓn en aurora y denver, colorado. varios residentes grabaron con sus celulares a travÉs de sus ventanas cuando elementos de varias agencias se aproximaban a varios de los apartamentos. >> empezÓ la comunicaciÓn. amistades. mira por aquÍ entrÓ la migra. si esta migraciÓn. >> el servicio de inmigraciÓn y control de aduanas informÓ en la red social x sobre los operativos, segÚn dijo, contra inmigrantes criminales, con la asistencia de agencias como el fbi y la dea. >> well, here today to conduct an at large enforcement operation looking for a trend the gang members here from venezuela. >> ahÍ se indicÓ que mÁs de 100 miembros de la violenta pandilla venezolana fueron blanco de arresto. >> son criminales? no? y creo que no deberÍan estar acÁ. pero hay mucha gente que. que, como di

esto fue en la ciudad de aurora. >> los niÑos se asustan.os a ice aquÍ, migrantes no son criminales. eliÁn: en el operativo participaron agentes fuertemente armados. en cada unidad esta fue la situaciÓn. agentes de ice llevaron una operaciÓn para detener a josÉ miguel corral reyes, con antecedentes penales. descubrieron en su vehÍculo un arma de fuego y municiones, este hombre fue llevado a una oficina de ice para su procesamiento. el presidente ha sido cuestionado por protestas. y esta es la situaciÓn en el panorama polÍtico. reportero: por cuarto dÍa consecutivo el centro de los angeles fue protagonista de varias protestas en contra de los cambios de el el presidente, donald trump. desde la migraciÓn, la educaciÓn, libertad de gÉnero, fueron las consignas de estos grupos. >> yo no estoy de acuerdo por las cosas que estÁn pasando, por ejemplo, que quieren deportad a muchas personas. reportero: 50 ciudades de el paÍs protestaron. ella dijo que una de su consigna es la defensa de la comunidad lgbtqia+. otro protesta sobre el proyecto 2025. >>

tom homan in aurora, colorado, came away with one tren de aragua member as opposed to expected 100.he locals trying to help these people hide out. here is what he said. listen here. >> this is in a game. when officers get brief like that it puts us at risk. it is a dangerous job. everybody can agree it is dangerous but when they get a heads up we are coming, it is only a matter of time before the officers are ambushed. the job is dangerous enough so we will address this seriously. >> john: joint operation i.c.e., border patrol, ccp, hsi and a lot of agencies coordinating with each other and activists on the ground actively trying to thwart this. homeland is threatening to put anybody in jail who interferes with operations in the future. is that the way to go? >> yeah, of these people are putting our agents and officers at risk by tipping them off or being out there and interfering and impeding. so absolutely with the department of justice under pam bondi now, we know we will have the support we need from the doj to make sure that we can go after these criminals and lock them up. it

ahora, en este caso, bÁsicamente estÁ diciendo que el objetivo en aurora, colorado era detener a mÁss, el dueÑo de un restaurante latino en nueva jersey nos cuenta cÓmo un video falso de una redada estÁ afectando su negocio. residentes graban desde sus ventanas la llegada de agentes migratorios a viviendas cercanas, parte de e las reciens redadas que siguen cobrando fuerza en estados unidos. >> empezÓ la comunicaciÓn. amistades. mira, por aquÍ entrÓ la migra. sÍ. esta migraciÓn. >> ahÍ se refiriÓ a este enorme operativo en aurora, colorado, en el que dijo que buscaban arrestar a mÁs de 100 miembros del grupo criminal tren de aragua, con asistencia de otras agencias federales. >> we're here today to conduct an at large enforcement operation looking for a trend agua. >> arrestos tambiÉn en denver y baltimore, donde fue capturado un presunto integrante de la pandilla ms13. previamente, el departamento de seguridad nacional compartiÓ este mapa en x, detallando las 19 zonas del paÍs donde ya se habÍan producido arrestos. mÁs de 8700 inmigrantes indocumentados detenidos, de los cuales casi

. >> ice raids hit denver and aurora, colorado this morning. >> more than 100 members of the violent targeted in aurora, according to ice. >> you have the right to remain silent. >> similar scenes playing out across the country. in seattle and in southern new hampshire. the d.e.a. says their multi-agency enforcement operation targeted criminal aliens trafficking drugs. at the southern border, illegal encounters continue to go down and powerful cartels are feeling threatened. >> a very volatile situation along the border we know for a fact that the cartels threatened law enforcement especially when it comes to decreasing the number of people on the border. when you are going after drugs. that's going to impact their profits. that's going to impact the cartels and with that we can expect do see escalation of threats from the cartels. >> the first group of 10 illegal migrants landed in guantanamo bay on tuesday night. dhs says the illegal migrants are part of tren de aragua. they will be kept in an area used for migrants in the past, separate from the detention center where 9/11 planner

that aurora raid is one that we understand was actually on schedule to start last thursday.se of media leaks they thought posed operational security. but it's all part of a big push to. >> arrest a lot of the. people who were. >> already identified. >> by the previous administration. >> now, the question. >> is when. >> they bring in. >> the force of these. >> other agencies. >> including their own. homeland security investigations. >> who's left to. >> go out and do. the work to find those people. >> to do the investigations. to get their convictions. >> in a court and actually tie them to these crimes so that they can go arrest them. >> and then. >> where will they put them? because if. >> they're not sending them all to guantanamo bay, and they certainly don't. >> have the space there as of yet, they're going to have. >> to. >> find some space in the. >> united states. >> or we will continue seeing releases. last thing i'll point out, chris. >> is that ice. >> for the. >> first ten days. >> of the administration, posted their arrest records every day, boasting big numbers

. >> reporter: borders are tom homan, at of a massive federal operation in aurora, colorado wednesdayveral hundred federal agents from ice, hsi, fbi, atf, cvp targeting alleged members of the venezuelan gang tren de aragua. >> reporter: what is the goal? >> to send a message we are going to eradicate from this country, no safe harbor, no sanctuary. >> reporter: fox news joined the team of agents at the aurora apartment complex that went viral last summer, gang members were seen on security video with guns. >> please open the door. >> reporter: as the team went door-to-door they found the bloodstained walls but no gang members. the entire complex was virtually empty. a second tren de aragua complex, activists haunted them. >> get out of my community. >> reporter: others who used megaphones to coach of those living inside. [speaking spanish] >> reporter: agents used flash bangs inside while serving a warrant. that led to a handful of arrests but no gang members. a stop at another apartment complex netted no arrests. >> they were ticked off, they knew this was coming. >> i get the impres

that you have nearly 400 i.c.e.f dea, and they fanned out and went to aurora, colorado, the hotbed of in game, g tren de aragua. bill militia was they were to cover the raid. >> let's take these bad guys off of the street and send them to gitmo and come home safe. tom homan rally thera troops with massive operation in aurora, colorado, thursday morning and several hundred federal agents from i.c.e., hsi, dea, atf and cdp. >> what is the gold today? >> to send a message to tda we will eradicate them from this country. >> laura: went t the plan was to deport 100 gang members but a little problem, these thugs were apparently tipped off by media reports.od-s >> as the team went door to door, they found blood stainedrc walls but no gang members. the entire complex was virtually empty. stop at another apartment complex netted no arrests. >> it seems they werw the tippef and they knew this was coming.yh >> i do get the impression theyl were was until lakes and they gi probably did know we were coming t we are still coming and it is not going to stop us.rres >> laura: as a result only 30 ille

all you have to do is pay attention to what is happening like aurora, for example.gua violent criminals are taking over entire apartment buildings. this is america, we have to unite, we have to stand together, incentive for it citizens. we have to put citizens first. this attorney general, at the present, d.a. and other agencies will put america first and keep america safe. >> todd: to make. >> carley: despite criminal migrants arrested in new york city area between january 28th and february 3rd just a few days' time, 100 have been arrested and that includes ecuadorian migrant who admitted to raping a woman and pled guilty and only time served. now, he is arrested dhs custody and a special agent in charge of the d.a. new york the patient says, "what is different the urgency to remove criminal illegals or violent criminal illegal drug traffickers without having to go through six, eight, 12 month investigations. you served under many different presidents. how did the current administration policy stack up to previous presidents in terms of how you get your job done? >

wednesday's leaked and failed operation against alleged tren de aragua gang members in aurora, colorado obvious example. border czar tom homan is threatening legal action against immigration activists who showed up at that raid to warn and advise immigrants. [shouting] [speaking spanish] >> they may find themselves in a pair of handcuffs very soon. so working with doj on that get some legal guidance. [chanting] >> title a of immigration law says anyone who quote attempts to conceal, harbor or shield from detection an illegal immigrant is committing an offense, a tough legal standard to reach in this case, according to experts but certainly possible. >> you have to prove that the defendant knew something about the crime they were committing. one of the elements of the offense is always knowledge. here though the statute specifically says the person can either know they are harboring or shielding an illegal alien or be in reckless disregard of the fact that they are. >> in terms of leaks about the raid, it's both worth pointing out that both homan and president trump have been talking abo

but you got nearly 400 ice, dea, other agents, they fanned out and they went to aurora, colorado.a hot bed, of course, of 1245 venezuelaen gang tren de aragua. and fox bill melugin was there to cover the raid. >> got bless you all. take these bad guys off the street. send to gitmo. come home safe every one of you. >> border czar tom homan rallying the troops ahead of a massive federal operation in aurora, colorado, early wednesday morning. several hundred federal agents from ice, hsi, d.e.a., fbi, atf and cbp. >> what's the goal today? >> the goal today to send a message to tda we are going to eradicate them from this country. >> laura: the plan was to deport more than a hundred of these gang members but a little problem, these thugs were apparently tipped off by media reports. >> as the team went door to door, they found blood-stained walls but no gang members, the entire complex was virtually empty. a stop at another apartment complex netted no arrests. >> seems like they were tipped off. they knew this was coming. >> yeah. i do get the impression there was some intel leaks here

let's start with that news there about this raid in aurora.year. donald trump vilified the state, made a lot of false claims about this city, made a lot of false claims about it. this raid postponed. what do you know as to why, when it may be rescheduled? and just. >> your. >> thoughts about how it's become in the political spotlight? >> well, first off, good morning. thanks for having me. and it's just one more. >> factor of chaos. >> coming from. >> trump and his administration. >> look, aurora. >> is a vibrant city. >> it's a beautiful city. it's one of the reasons. >> that colorado. >> is such a nice place. >> to live. >> and i think. >> it's important to. underline that many. >> immigrants who live in our communities. >> have been there. >> for decades. >> they only know. >> the united states. >> they remember their. >> united states, the united states. >> as their home. >> the idea. >> that donald trump would round up nonviolent immigrants. >> go into. >> schools. go into. >> churches, is. >> trying to put. fear into our communities. so

en las imÁgenes se ve cÓmo agentes irrumpen en complejos residenciales en aurora y denver, lanzan incluson un inmigrante mexicano con presuntos antecedentes penales. los agentes lo arrestaron en una gasolinera de savannah, descubrieron un arma de fuego su vehÍculo con municiones. otras agencias como la dea estÁn colaborando con estos objetivos, deteniendo a estos similares con antecedentes criminales. satcha: los empleados federales tienen hasta antes de la medianoche de hoy para decidir si aceptan, no la borja: el fallo se produjo horas antes de esa fecha lÍmite de la medianoche de hoy, el juez un programa una pÓxima audiencia para este lunes 10 de febrero, la oferta para reducir la oferta de trabajo federal no estarÍa teniendo el resultado esperado, hasta ahora, 40.000 empleados se han acogido el beneficio, con esto y mucho mÁs nos vamos hasta washington d.c., capital de nuestro paÍs para que edwin pitti nos cuenta el reporte de hoy. Última hora desde washington, buenas tarde. edwin: la casa blanca esperaba que al menos fuera en 100.000 empleados del gobierno federal los que aceptara la

it all comes after a planned operation last week in the denver suburb of aurora was postponed followinga leaks. meanwhile, ice posted on social media that more than 100 members of the tren de aragua gang were targeted and arrested for detention in aurora. that was something trump talked about on the campaign trail, and officials have have now identified all 67 victims of last week's deadly midair collision between a military helicopter and a passenger jet in the washington, dc, area. crews recovered all the bodies earlier this week from the potomac river, and they're now working to remove the debris and wreckage from the water. meanwhile, the national transportation safety board is examining new data that shows the blackhawk helicopter may have been flying above its 200 foot ceiling. air traffic control data suggests the helicopter was at an altitude of about 300ft. the passenger jet was flying at about 325ft at the time of the collision. as of now, officials haven't yet identified a cause of the crash. the ntsb says it hopes to release a preliminary report within 30 days. but a lot of

la semana pasada se cancelÓ temporalmente la operaciÓn aurora debido a filtraciones en los medios que de la peligrosa pandilla venezolana el tren de aragua. fueron unos diez. asÍ lo ha confirmado el departamento de seguridad nacional. su secretaria, christie noam, ha dicho que los peores criminales serÁn detenidos en esas instalaciones militares. entreanto, en mÉxico, mÁs de 8000 efectivos de las fuerzas federales de ese paÍs han sido desplegados en al menos 18 ciudades limÍtrofes con estados unidos, mientras inmigrantes varados en esas zonas a lo largo de la frontera, ven en los coyotes su Única soluciÓn. vamos ahora a ciudad de mÉxico con issa osorio. issa buenas tardes. cuÉntanos. adelante. >> este es el muro fronterizo entre tijuana y san isidro, california. una cortina de hierro que se ha vuelto imposible de atravesar para cientos de migrantes. por eso muchos de ellos estÁn pensando en la contrataciÓn de los servicios de los coyotes, polleros o traficantes de personas y ven en ellos una Única opciÓn por ahora de poder llegar a estados unidos. >> le depositamos una cantidad y. >>

lapse, this is going to take you back to about 330 in the afternoon to 5.30 notice looking west from auroraroad. smoke plume generally in the same location throughout. strong gusty winds kind of keeping that smoke plume closer to the ground at times over 680 and the wind direction keeping more of the smoke actually moving up towards the north half of contra costa county into solano county. now, during the day tomorrow, depending on what's going on there, wind speeds generally in the same direction overnight, maybe a bit more of a westerly direction, but at least we're not really seeing a north wind, which would push a lot more of that smoke down through the 680 corridor right now. not really seeing that. we'll continue to watch those south southwest winds from 20 to 30mph. it has been a rainy couple of days around the bay area, especially north of san francisco. 2 to 3in of rain across the north bay, actually. mount tam, 4.5in of rain. now you contrast that to the rain shadowed santa clara valley. still not much rain just yet, and sunday likely shaping up the same way before bigger rain tot

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>> we have had some of the most amazing aurora while we have been up here, and to understand that thereso much more powerful than we can even imagine on earth, i think that is what blows my mind, and it reminds me that, you know, we are lucky to be here. >> john: commander suni williams, thank you so much. it has been an honor talking to you. >> thank you, john. have a great night. >> maurice: i mean, that is just so cool, right? when she is up there setting the record for spacewalks, eight months, does any of that ever just sort of become ho-hum? >> john: well, you can hear the quivering in her voice when she thinks about the wonder of what she has seen. no, it doesn't become ho-hum. she's in touch with wonder. she talked about when she comes right at the end of her fingertips. back from a spacewalk, she hugs her space suit because she knows how precious it is, and the risk, and also the glory of what she does. >> maurice: "believe," i love that. thanks, john. now to some dangerous weather back here on earth. two tornadoes touched down yesterday in eastern tennessee. two people, a moth

are blocking ice's attempts and giving advance warning to some of the worst tren de aragua wokes in aurora. tom homan spoke to what they're doing and play that and get your reaction. roll it. >> this isn't a game. when it takes like that, it puts our officers at great risk. it's a dangerous job and everybody can agree to that. when they get a heads up we're coming, only a matter of time before officers are ambushed and their jobs are dangerous enough. david: will he be able to stop the sanctuary city snitches? >> i don't know but they're sending clear messages that law and order is back and biden administration had a war on law and order they're against it. that's what bondi is doing and i don't know how powerful she is to cut funding and jeff sessions tried and didn't work out. what homan is doing with messaging and bondi suggesting if you're a lawbreaker and we're not tolerating it. we're -- tolerate it. we're not going to let you get in the way and if you do, there's going to be hell to pay. david: up note on super bowl game on sunday was the first sitting president to attend a super bo

ashley: in operation targeting those violent gang members in aurora, colorado leaked ahead of time andficials began the raid going door-to-door to various apartment complexes, they were met largely with empty buildings. border czar tom homan telling fox news those responsible for the leak will be held accountable. >> we won't tolerate it anymore. when we show up at these sites this is a dangerous job for the men and women of ice and border patrol, to have this happen puts great risk. not only the officers but anything could happen when you take our eyes off the goal. i am addressing operational security. we've identified how this could happen. ashley: as ice officers conducted those raids activist line to the streets taunting them and the looking for those offenders, 30 people were arrested but only one of those was a venezuelan gang member. stuart: the department of justice is suing chicago and the state of illinois over there sanctuary city laws. on what grounds are they suing? >> reporter: on the constitution, the trumpet ministration is coming after sanctuary jurisdictions, one day

. >> reporter: also yesterday in aurora, colorado, i.c.e.ted another suspected member of the notorious venezuelan gang tren de aragua. i.c.e. says he's in the country illegally and has been charged locally with property damage and and domestic violence. he will remain in i.c.e. custody pending a hearing before an immigration judge. a number of tda gang members have been taken into custody and arrested during the i.c.e. raids since last week, jon. jon: all right. christina coleman if reporting, thank you. >>> secretary of state marco rubio is in panama this weekend. it's the first stop on his first official trip in his new role. he's expected to the tour the panama canal which president trump has repeatedly said he wants back in u.s. control to protect national security interests. chief international correspondent steve harrigan is live in panama city right now. if steve. >> reporter: jon, on his first trip as secretary of state, marco rubio just wrapped up two hours of talks with the president of panama. the key issue in these talks, who con

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

in aurora, i.c.e. targeted 100 tren de aragua members this morning.o officials have called ms-13 gang members on steroids. the first group of illegal migrants sent to guantanamo bay and that landed yesterday. the officials say those were tda members also, jacqui. >> jacqui: brooke taylor, thank you so much. >> i reject the premise of your question that this forces the united states to be entangled in conflict with iraq. this is out of the is who president trump is and why the american people elected him. >> john: president trump president trump's out-of-the-box idea sending global shock waves as he suggests the united states should take long term control of gaza and rebuilding it. what is his plan for the middle east? we will ask ambassador nathan sales up next. tempur-pedic designed the ergo-pro smart base, to help you fall asleep — more easily. it's gentle massage and relaxing sounds... help calm your mind, every night. during our presidents day sale, save up to $500 now on select adjustable mattress sets. ♪ ♪ >> john: president trump raising eyebro

furthering that part of our conversation, was when you see these leaders -- showing up in places like auroratrying to go in after tren the aragua. someday tip them off. we have the women in the streets with the bullhorn "don't go out the front door, got the back." isn't illegal to help them -- out-of-the-way? >> and you have these soros-funded radio stations doing the same thing. being broadcast out -- the new fcc is looking into this, by the way. >> i want the fbi to look into it. >> they probably will. the bottom line is pam bondi's got a lot on her table. not only is she dealing with this issue come but it all comes with the same rubric. people who are in charge, either they are unelected bureaucrats or they are elected local leaders, et cetera, who feel they can take the law into their own hands for their own political purposes. not just to make things better, because very often it doesn't. the bottom line is these migrant criminals, these are the real bad guys who pull peoples fingernails out -- are just walking the streets. is putting people's lives in danger. >> kennedy, the danger pa

, a review of laws in denver and boulder county show many sanctuary provisions and you know about aurora white house border czar tom homan in "focus" with me yesterday. >> for any mayor or governor who doesn't want public safety threats removed from their communities i find it hard to believe that. we will do it with or without them. if they won't help them, get out of the way. do not impede our operations. we won't walk away from it like the biden administration did. we'll enforce the immigration law. >> harris: we'll get back to that in a moment. we have some breaking news. we'll hold off. we're waiting for president trump and the prime minister of japan to get together inside the oval office for a visit. as that happens, we'll go straight to it. we're watching kind of the time and we'll watch together. so i will now go to senior correspondent mike tobin in chicago with more on this. mike, so you have colorado saying yeah, we aren't a sanctuary state. many areas saying that. what pam bondi will do now is we'll take on the ones where the sanctuary areas are a problem. we're going after

suspected tren de aragua member from venezuela, he was taken into custody last night in awe roar pro-- aurorae and domestic violence charges according to agency and will remain in i.c.e. custody pending a hearing before an immigration judge. this all comes as border czar tom homan is encouraging the state and local law enforcement across the country to help with trump's mass deportation of criminal illegal migrants while speaking at the national sheriff ares' association saturday. watch. >> we're happy that you can detain somebody with a contract with us as long as you follow your own state's standards. if that's good enough for a u.s. citizen, it's good enough for us. so that's going to change. so your detention standards, your state detention standards is what we're looking at. >> reporter: and since trump took office nearly two weeks ago, the administration's crackdown on illegal immigration has led to more than 7400 arrests by i.c.e. agents across the country, and according to the agencies arrest numbers range are from 900-1200 a day as compared to a daily average of 311 in fiscal year 20

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hundreds of federal agents descending on aurora, colorado, to arrest more than 100 violent gang membersieved to be in the area but it appears they may have been tipped off as many of the apartments were empty. vilma lucian was on the scene. this is the story it's incredible. >> yes will get afternoon. this infamy -- didn't go the way the feds were hoping to their beliefs about it people knew they were coming they were going after 100 gang members in this our area but they only ended up arresting one of them. they feel it was because of those leaks at we were with them during the entire operation p take a look... >> god bless y'all. let's get back eyes off the street. come home safe everyone of you -- bad guy is. >> rallying the troops ahead of a massive federal operation in our colorado wednesday morning. 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 van

what's happened so there is a visual there dangerous raids, invested all these resources into raids in aurora of the apartment complex. go after tren de aragua. some of the reporters tipped off the activists so they come out, again, bill melugin is going to show you all later on in the day. there is air sirens and everything of these activists. >> ainsley: saying get out. they're coming after you. >> lawrence: don't answer your door. messed up the operation. got some people off the street but not nearly as much as they could have. >> brian: you mean the apartment complexes that were overrun by gangs that they denied happening the mayor and governor polis said trump was doing this for election reasons? they still pulled out over 100 people and sending them back hopefully to gitmo, perhaps. this is fascinating. this is local cbs. >> i just want to put on the radar, i'm not going to say the station's names and all that but if you see the administration pushing back and saying no more ride alongs and there is a media blackout, it's because of officer safety. they are destroying the operations out

- savage venezuelan prison gang known as train day agua -- tren de agua, and ms 13, rounded up in aurora, which the venezuelan gang took over. the governor did not know what to do. he said it's not that bad, they have only taken over a couple of apartment houses. went into the real estate business, unconventionally, with guns. we have to go out and borrowing use cash to buy. he said no, it's not that bad, they only took over a couple of buildings. we are tracking down the illegal alien criminals, detaining them and throwing them out of our country. they have no apologies. they are very dangerous people. they are violent people. i used the say these are more violent than are criminals. the best part of them as they look -- is they make our criminals look quite nice by comparison. we also have many violent criminals in our country, however, that did not necessarily come here illegally, but have been arrested 30 times, 35 times, 42 times in a couple of cases. 25 times, 18 times. many for murder, other heinous charges such as pushing people into subways. as the train is coming along at 45 mi

with it with immigration, ice has reportedly delayed raids they said they were planning next week in aurora, colorado, citing leaks to the media. during the campaign, trump claimed venezuelan gangs had taken over apartment complexes in the denver suburb, a story city leaders have said have been greatly exaggerated. are you confident this administration will coordinate legally with state and local officials as yourself on their immigrant enforcement operations? and what happens if they do not? >> reverend al. >> i believe in keeping hope alive and being optimistic, hoping for the best and preparing for the worst. hoping for the best means we work together in responsible ways. that when the law is saying one thing, we follow the law. if people are on a wait list to be removed, if they've committed dangerous crimes and are eligible for removal, that type of cooperation is the norm and is consistent with the rule of law. but if you round up people indiscriminately, including dreamers, even us citizens, people married to citizens, grandma, you do such damage to our communities, to our workplaces

raid in aurora, coloradoing or that was leaked.czar tom homan says he's already cracking down on that a problem. >> this is not a game. when we show up at these sites, this is a dangerous job for the men and women of i.c.e., and we've already identified how this got leaked. i'll deal with that today. stuart: you'll get the full comments later in the show. >>> california's governor newsome was a vocal critic of trump but now, oh, he's changing his tune. >> he was very gracious to accept the meeting if very short order. we extended an open hand, so it was incredibly productive. stuart: i know our california guy, steve hilton, has a lot to to say about this, and he will. >>> donald trump wants to make sure he can extend his tax cuts, but republican in-fighting could threaten the plan. kevin hassett, he's going to tell us how trump plans to get the gop in line. kevin's next. ♪ ♪ we must stand together puck ♪ i'm thinking of updating my kitchen... —yeah? —yes! ...this year, we are finally updating our kitchen... ...doing subway tile in

today, fox news released footage from one of these exclusive ride alongs with immigration agents in aurorawas definitely meant to depict a big, intimidating show of force. i think it's safe to say it did not turn out as planned. >> watch at a second trend. link complex ice was met by activists who taunted them. >> what is wrong with you? >> get out of our community. >> and others who used. >> megaphones to coach those living inside. >> their intellectual no abre la puerta. >> dea agents use. flashbangs inside while serving a warrant that led to a handful of. >> arrests. >> but no tda. >> gang members. >> a stop at another apartment complex netted no arrests. >> now, where to start? this is a thing where they brought fox news along. they literally had several hundred agents from six different agencies. they told fox news they were planning to net triple digit arrests of gang members. as a result of all these very impressive rates, they ended up arresting exactly one person who they claimed was a gang member. also, that first woman in the parking lot holding her coffee cup and cussing them o

hundreds of federal agents working to take down venezuelan gang members in denver and aurora, coloradono. >> john: good to be with y

. >> yesterday we had brian mason, who's a da part of aurora, colorado, is in his district, and he talkedn on his community, how it's impacting his ability to solve crimes, and ability to arrest people who have who have hurt people. what what have you heard or what do you know from around the country about how widespread that fear is in the immigrant communities? >> it's really tremendous. and it's so hard, right? because it's not i can't sit here and tell someone, you should not be afraid, because it's not that the risk to them is zero. but what we've seen is that the ability of ice to actually be in communities, to arrest people, much less to detain and deport them, is much smaller than their ability to scare people. and so when these chilling effects are really pervasive, they're doing more than ice itself can do on its own, unfortunately. >> let me get you on one more thing, because, you know, they like to say they meaning the trump administration likes to say that they're they're going after violent, violent criminals. and then you look at the lake and riley act where it lowers the b

yeah, there's a three analysts who downgraded it now in the aurora believe it. he's the ceo. he will tell you he's going to confound those haters. there's no way that guy is going to take sitting down. the three different guys took it to a sell that straight. how about this crowdstrike. i mean it burst out today. it's now past where it was when they had that outage. and i say george kurtz is the real deal. i want to go all the way down to james in texas. james. >> hey cramer a big hello from texas man. hey all the guys. that hashtag green room love your show. got a question regarding soundhound. is it a. meme stock or is it something more. >> and also are. >> you talking about this? i was talking about this with jeff marx today. it's very funny you mentioned that because soundhound is the stock that my friend dan ives likes, and i don't like to go against dan. i think he's terrific, but i think the stock is a little elevated. how about that, dan? don't get mad at me. you know i love your pink and your green jackets. although i wear brioni. all right, look, i'm not ready to gi

operativo en la madrugada de este miÉrcoles en la zona metropolitana de denver que incluye la ciudad de aurorapor puerta y fuertemente armados los uniformados fueron pidiendo identificaciones a los presentes en cada unidad habitacional incluyendo menores de edad. >> mÁs que nada los niÑos que se asustan. >> esta acciÓn conjunta de varias agencias federales que incluye la dea, ice, y seguridad nacional, movilizÓ a varios en un operativo denominado regresar al remitente. busca un centenar de personas del tren de aragua. en uno de los complejo de apartamentos que ha sido objeto de controversia por hechos criminales como asesinatos, secuestros, prostituciÓn y venta de drogas quedÓ plasmado este mensaje que dice [habla en inglÉs] en memoria de aquellos caÍdos en las tierras de las drogas. [habla en inglÉs] declarÓ un portavoz del servicio de inmigraciÓn y control de aduanas que los operativo van a seguir mientras hayan malas personas en las calles para garantizar comunidades seguras. >> no queremos a ice aquÍ. inmigrantes no son criminales. >> estacionamiento conversiÓn en un lugar cÉntrico de denv