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border. the american people voted for trump to secure our borders. president trump promised basic security. he knows better than anyone how to get border crossings down, during his first administration he brought those down to a 40-year low. that's why we're here today. we're here to support our border patrol agents, fund the border wall, complete that wall, and improve c.b.p. port facilities. we'll also support our immigration and customs enforcement officers in the process too. they are dealing with unprecedented circumstances. as you mentioned in your opening remarks, there are 300,000 missing children who have crossed the southern border under the biden administration, the biden administration has no idea where they are. additionally, we have 1.4 million illegal immigrants who came to this country asking for asylum and have been refused and now are set to be deported. all the more concerning of the 10.5 million crossings under the biden administration, those who have committed crimes and were convicted pending -- and are pending charges. 350,000 of those. over 35,000 were for homicides a

immigration and border security as. e called it became the top in this election because of how it touches touches so much of our daily lives. it impacts the. it impacts our. and security. it impacts education of our children. it impacts all areas of life. and it was reflected such when the american people cast their votes. so i look forward to the new administration coming in, restoring law and order restoring, accountability. accountability with our allies and accountability here within united states to make this much safer place. thank. i know it's now up to some questions and i have a microphone. so you could just speak into the mic is recording this event right. thank you for the speech. you said to think the box. this it's clear that the cartel is running mexico and that there are iranian and chinese in the plants. what prevents makes a terrifying thing outside of the box thought is if we go and try to go these cartels. what prevents the cartels and the mexican government of joining the axis of resistance i.e. china

yesterday he made his first trip to fort bliss, texas and met with troops about border security operations him, border czar, tom homan. >> ainsley: that comes as mexican drug cartels are planning to retaliate against agents and officers securing our border. memo says mexican cartel authorized deployment of drones equipped with explosives to be used against military personnel working on the border against mexico. >> steve: there is fear tougher measures will wut away profit made through criminal activities like drugs and human smuggling. >> steve: we are on the couch and down in el paso is lawrence jones. he was busy yesterday with pete hegseth and tom homan and so many more. lawrence. >> lawrence: good morning, family. we had a busy day yesterday with secretary of defense, pete hegseth. it was a big day, they are making it very clear to the troops that they're go ing to i cus on the border. u.s. southern control focuses on narcotics, these guys will focus on the border and securing it. we'll see resources. he was flanked by tom homan, focusing on border secure, border patrol, getting peopl

wins in the claudia sheinbaum column. to send 10,000 national guard troops to the northern border, the security measures at the border, particularly a little to find some common ground between them. before trump reversed his decision, they could also cost americans money and jobs. has more on the reaction from canada. has been struck. part of the deal was talked about in a post on x, over $1 billion to bolster border security. prime minister trudeau also talked about an additional kenneth smith ramos who was mexico's of the north american free trade agreement during donald trump's first term, for a month. we have, as you know, the review of the usmca so right now we avoided the immediate imposition of tariffs but this issue will continue to the long—term and it's important for mexico to convince the us government that the mexican economy is essential for the us to be able to compete with china and the rest of the world. he has threatened the european union if there is not more market access for us products. so he actually believes that tariffs can have a beneficial the big mistake the us is doi

>> you announce it tariffs on canada and mexico you me at the got action from both of them a border security and drug interdiction. is that good enough? >> no it's not. more needed in 30 days? something has to happen is not sustainable. and i'm changing it too. >> up her minister said this week into a group of canadian businessman, is in a private meeting. your wish for kenneth you hit me first would be a real thing. will be a real thing? >> yes it is. better off being a 51st state because we lose 200 with canada. i'm not going to let that happen. why are we paying $200 billion a year? now after the 51st st estate i

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panetta: democrats support strong border security. when it comes to these type of increases, these this things we're happy to talk to them about. the reconciliation process a partisan process. they're going to try to do it on their own. as mr. neguse -- as mr. neguse said, they're having a hard time doing anything over there especially when it comes toking -- to putting together these types of numbers. they can say they're for strong national security, strong national defense, more border security. the question is and they have to answer this, how do you pay for it? we saw in the 118th congress they can't govern by themselves. i think we're going to see going forward in the 119th congress, we're going to be in the same predicament. hakeem jeffries has made it clear to speaker johnson, we are more than happy to work with him. if you start threatening our values, start threatening our national security, start threatening immigrants who contribute so much to who we are in our economy, in our society, or what we stand for with our humanit

you need 175 billion for border security for the wall and related measures. did you actually say that? i want to fold that in can we get one big beautiful bill russ vought? >> well, president wants that. i think we also need to get moving -- we need house and senate to move to resolve their differences get asch as president's aj agenda done, one of those aspect is border security funding, we're facing a shortfall in i.c.e. accounts, we can get through a few more weeks with reprogramming we have to have beds to ensure that we're not catching and releasing individuals. and tom homan and stephen miller and others are doing incredible job, secretary kristi noem about 42 thousand i.c.e. beds, we need substantialy more beds to continue the work. we put forward a proposal today, in explained it to senate republicans, we'll do the same with house republicans, but this is a critical need. something that both house and senate have to reconcile with. larry: you mentioned, i get this. you need more spending to border. why not put it in to one big beautiful bill? that is

yvette cooper. the government's border security, asylum and immigration bill.eople have illegally, dangerously and unnecessarily crossed the english channel. that is a 28% increase on the same period 12 months previously. the issue of immigration is of| critical concern to the majority it's the number one issue i because it's out of control. deported, that are centre stage. chris mason, bbc news. yvette cooper. we have a responsibility to the british people who rightly expect our borders to be secure and for us to go after the criminal gangs who are undermining them. and we have a moral duty to prevent further tragedies and to stop the gangs who undermine that border security and put lives at risk. the liberal democrats said the country must have an immigration and asylum system that treats people with dignity and respect. as for reform and the conservatives... since the general election onjuly the 4th, 24,793 people have illegally, dangerously and unnecessarily crossed the english channel. that is a 28% increase on the same period 12 months previously. the iss

>> $175 billion, he says it is necessary to keep the border secure. said at a weekly lunch, he explained to money is running out to address immigration and border issues so what will they do with this money, ramp-up personnel across agencies that deal with immigration and border, they want to expand detention capacity, reinstitute remain in mexico, build more of the border wall and to deport migrants and much much more. senate budget committee chair lindsey graham has fact in votes one hundred $75 billion ask as part of the spending bill slated to go through that committee this week. david: thank you very much. who else is sounding the alarm on border funding? lauren: christine on, pete hegseth and the attorney general pam bondi wrote a letter to appropriators in the house and senate saying we need more money to secure the border and carry out deportations. they want the request in before the spending bill deadline. new cabinet members say they -- law enforcement at the border, the immigration judges, to actually finish building the wall but congress n

republicans 175 billion is essential now for border security. >> we're living on borrowed thyme and never been more worried about a terrorist attack on the homeland than i am now, and the sooner we can get ice and other people the money to free them the better off the country will be. reporter: graham is forging ahead with the budget blueprint and the house deatherred for weeks and house plan -- dithered for weeks and jodey arrington hopes for the unfinished bill on thursday. >> strategy that puts the multitude of executives in play from the security package to economic package have to be done in one, big beautiful bill as the president stipulated and it's focusing on that and going for them to know that our margin is down. reporter: what do you make of the senate move? >> not focused on the senate but the house. reporter: the senate is poised to prep its bill in committee tomorrow and thursday. the senate could debate the bill on the floor next week. house speaker mike johnson is not impressed with the senate approach. he wants the house to move first. >> i'm a frayed it's a nonsta

securing the border.examples usaid and solidifying our relationship with israel. trying to bring that war to an end. return the hostages. it's actually breathtaking how effective president trump is in his second term coming in obviously aware of what happened in the first term. we this h. these agencies, some people in them undermining and sabotaging his efforts. is he not taking any chances. he is appointing really good people. intelligent, also fighters. and, again, this is just good sign across the border board. successful in first term with the abraham accords. i look forward with him doing that in his second term as well. >> charlie: turning to a couple of president trump's nominees, obviously, are still in committee. you have got tulsi gabbard waiting to get a vote as early as today as well as r.f.k. jr. in the finance committee. senator susan collins has indicated that she is going to support tulsi gabbard. how do you feel about her nomination going forward for dni? >> i feel really good about all.

trump announced a 30 day delay in 25% tariffs on mexico and canada after both agreed to beef up border security. mexico sending troops 10,000 soldiers at their side of the border, and stop fentanyl and illegal aliens from coming into our country. canada promising a new fentanyl czar while moving ahead with a previously announced $1.3 billion to reinforce its border, sending 10,000 frontline personnel. that, amid a brewing standoff over the power of president trump's cost slashing ally, elon musk. the white house designating the world's richest man a special government employee with top secret security clearance, giving him access to sensitive government systems like treasury department payments. well, he's got access only to letting people go that he thinks are no good if we agree with him. musk looking to let a lot of people go at the u.s. agency for international development, which delivers critical food, medicine and humanitarian support to 60 countries, proponents say shoring up national security. musk argues there's too much waste in the agency's $42 billion budget pressing to shut it down

among other things, canada committed to border security plans to the tune of more than $1 billion. mexico promised to send 10,000 mexican military personnel to its northern border with us. separately officials arrested a major cartel leader, they call him el ricky, china is not bending yet, a 10% tariff on u.s. imports is now in effect. china has promised to retaliate with a 15% tariff on american energy and other goods. senior counselor to trump, peter navarro, hitting back against the critics. >> this is a first step. it's a drug war, not a trade war. anybody who is talking about inflation right now is dishonoring the men and women and children who have died at the hands of chinese, mexican, canadian fentanyl coming across our borders. that's what this is about. >> harris: senior white house correspondent peter doocy now. >> good morning, still no movement on the 10% tariffs on chinese goods. those went into effect at midnight. there could be movement very soon in a first of its kind this presidency trump/xi phone call with a focus on fentanyl. >> it is the president's utmost resp

in the last four years governor abbott's border mission the state of texas provided a blueprint how to secureand see over the years the fact we've been able to get illegal border crossings down by 85% and now the federal government is taking over what we have provided over the last four years in terms of infrastructure and enforcement and seeing more significant drop in numbers. the illegal crossings have dropped to 500. we haven't seen that in years. it shows that what we are doing in texas, leadership we have in texas now combined with the federal government we will have a much stronger approach on the border and show the security of our state and country. >> harris: those numbers are blind blowing. when you say at the end of last year it was a month after ago, not even. that's unbelievable and such a blessing. "wall street journal" today with this. trump's next fight with mexico. designating drug cartels as terrorists. trump signed an executive order and gives the secretary of state in consultation with other cabinet members 14 days to determine which mexican cartels should be designated a

. >> defense secretary pete hegseth spoke about diversity programs in the military and border security while addressing defense department employees at the pentagon. this is 15 minutes. >> honorable exit. [applause] wake up every morning to see what is right and good and true and the courage to it. >> the two weeks that i've been here, a solemn reminder of the special nature of what the department of defense does. cnet asked so many in the constitutional duty as well have. one administration needs and another comes in and that can mean a lot of changes to what i am impressed by professionalism of the men and women throughout the ranks who recognize who we will for the american people and the defense of our nation so i want to thank everybody washington everybody here part of that which i have recognized a great deal. i spent a lot of my time in the military. it appears that i am that. [laughter] >> i understand but what i want to bring is a recognition of the men and women the dirt is available every time i speak was on television and people are looking to me, i stepped back about the

a look back as to how the previous administration always said the border was so secure. >> the border>> the president has done more to secure the border to deal with this issue on immigration than anybody else. >> it is my testimony that the border is secure and we are working every day, day and night, to increase its security. >> dana: so there is that. i wanted to ask you this. do you believe there is targeted places where doge could go into dhs, the department of homeland security, former acting dhs secretary chad wolf tweeted while dhs has many critical mission, there are ways to look for waste and fraud at the department. >> i agree and appreciate everything that elon and the doge team is doing to essentially hold our government accountable. everyone should come before the carpet before congress and essentially say what do you do here? what are our hard paying tax paying dollars going towards? we have to make sure they aren't going towards these ngos helping fuel this border crisis. they aren't going towards organizations that are going against us, if you will. we need to get the

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late this afternoon canadian prime minister announcing that canada will also beef up border security in exchange for a 30-day pause on tariffs. >> they all want to make deals. they've been abusers and they want to make deals. >> the increased border security is an effort to combat the flow of both drugs and migrants into the u.s., but the stock market has been riding that roller coaster as well. in the end the dow rebounded to finish with a 100 point loss after news the tariffs in mexico were being postponed. there are also developments with usaid, the u.s. government primarily responsible for delivering foreign aid. the trump administration plans to fold that agency into the state department, but with a drastic cut to progra employees. the employees were told to stay out of the office today. usaid oversees humanitarian and security programs in about 120 countries around the world. foreign aid in general, including this agency, accounts for less than 1% of the federal budget. the white house press secretary defended the move reading from a list that she says proves past waste. >> 47,

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it will deliver for border security, making sure we can build the wall, making sure we give our border patrol agents the tools they need. night vision goggles, other technology like drones, so they can more safely and effectively protect and secure america's border from the massive flow of illegals we saw the last four years. we will produce more american energy. yes, in the gulf of america, in anwar, and every point in between we will deliver in that big, beautiful build more american energy that was shut off by the biden administration who coddled foreign countries, made us more dependent on foreign energy. we will reverse that and allow our country to deliver again, not just creating more jobs. not just lowering costs for families at the pump, and at the grocery store, which it will do, but allowing us to be energy independent again and help our allies around the world. exporting lng for example when biden said no to that. we will be saying yes, which again, lowers costs here at home. and we will ensure that there are no americans that see a tax increase. if biden got his way, the d

round of tariff threats and in the case of china, a 10% new tariff on china, it was related on border security so he's talked about the flow of undocumented immigrants over the border, the flow of drugs, particularly fentanyl, and he's particularly faulted canada and mexico, our borders, but also china because some of the fentanyl shipments come from china. this is separate from some of his other tariff threats that are still coming and so there's a lot of different things he might be doing with tariffs. host: the threats still coming, is that canada and mexico? or other? guest: the canada and mexico tariffs are on the table but on pause for a month for now. he reached agreements with each of those governments, the mexican in terms of future tariffs, he's talked about it on microchips, pharmaceuticals, copper. but then he's also talked about putting tariffs on various economies like the european union. he also talked about a universal tariff to put tariffs on everybody. host: what's the goal of a broad tariff policy? guest: president trump talks about trade being unfair whereas the u.s. is has

suffice it to say that theed biden administration's handling of the border security was an unmitigatedaster. as a consequence, the state of texas, which has 1,200 miles of common border with mexico, was basically left up to its own devices. we had no choice but to pick up the slack to try to secure some semblance of basic safety for texans and the rest of the country. everything the state of texas did to fill the gap inured not just to the 31 million people who live in texas but the entire nation. governor abbott initiated something called operation lone star which resulted in the apprehension of more than 500,000 illegal immigrants by texas law enforcement. thanks to operation lone star, law enforcement arrested more than 50,000 criminals trying to make their way across the border. texas also built 240 miles of border barriers when the federal government refused to do its job, and officers across the country have seized more than half a billion deadly doses of fentanyl, which is the number-one cause of death for young people between the age of 18 and 45 in this country. as a result of

. >> canada and mexico pledging to boost border security but trump told fox news bret baier he wantso see more action from both countries during the pause and tariffs. watch this. >> you announced tariffs on canada and mexico immediately got action from both of them border security and drug interdiction. is that good enough? >> no it's not good enough. >> more needed than 30 days. >> we have a tremendous deficit with mexico and the tremendous deficit with candida in europe, that you with china it's not sustainable. in i'm changing is. >> the president doubling down on his goal for canada to become america's 51st state. listen. >> your wish for canada to be the 51st state is a real thing is the real thing. >> yes it is. i think it it will be much better off being a 51st date. we lose $200 billion a year with candida and market about the happen. china implement team retaliatory tariffs on a variety of u.s. goods yesterday including american crude oil exports, liquefied natural gas and farm equipment, those are in response to trump's 10% blanket tariffs on chinese imports to the u.s. he

border security is national security. and as the president has told us, we are going to get 100% operational control of our southern border and needs to be and will be a focus of this department. i want to tip my hat to northcom and did an an mazing job taking that executive order and being part of the core defense mission and implementing it and using existing processes that we have which are not robust enough but planning and how we transition into a more permanent effective defense, repel and seal at our southern border. and also around the world prioritization. have a lot of assets. we don't have unlimited assets. part of prioritizing is empowering our allies and partners. we need to lead the world. america first means we are taking care of america first and empowering allies and partners to be combat multiplayers, that's exercises, defense partnership and reminding certain countries that america can't be the guarantor of everything forever in a world where we have to prioritize shifting to larger threats. you are goin

security. >> all of this comes as the president is ramping up his deportation effor, and joining me now from the border in del rio, texas, is homeland security secretary, kristi noem. secretary nome, welcome back to "meet the press". >> thank you. thank you for inviting me to be with you today, kristen. >> thank you so much for being here, madam secretary. we are going to talk about the border, the deportation plan in just a moment. i do have to start by talking about the breaking news overnight. the president officially announcing those new tariffs against canada, mexico, and china, saying he wants those countries to do more to crack down on illegal immigration and drug trafficking. the three countries are all slamming the move. they're vowing retaliatory strikes. is the united states now in a trade war? >> you know, these countries have an opportunity to get onboard with the president of the united states and to partner with us to deal with illegal immigration, to take back their individuals who have been in our country illegally and we want to repatriate them home and they can be partners. so, econo

is a national security, girls and boys of my generation of spent decades in foreign countries regarding other people's borders about time we secure our own border. >> fox news has learned that the trump administration is moving a strip temporarily, to status away from more than 300,000 venezuelan nationals living in the u.s., this as trump said venezuela has finally agreed to accept u.s. deportation flags and as we speak right now l.a.p.d. is clashing with more of those protesters in downtown l.a. >> trace: thank you let's bring in conservative commentator alicia and independent women feature editor in chief kaitlin, thank you both for coming on, alicia to you and want to play a little bit more of this video this is the deportation anti-deportation protesters here, listen to the sound and we will get your comment, watch. it reminds me a lot of the anti-semitic protest we saw because they don't really have the ability to articulate their point. they are being a nuisance in the process. >> by the way i am a major advocate of the first amendment, i like to exercise that often infrequently in this country, i was

social security more than spending on defense, medicare and children how will you work on all of this together with the unserious constant in terms of defense 125 billion in terms of the borderthe new tax cuts a president trump is introduced into the conversation no tax on tips, no tax on social security and no tax on overtime not your talk about lifting the salt deduction. >> you're right the fact is we have to send a signal to the financial market that is serious on bending the curve. i do believe as doge and elon musk and finding out there hundreds of billions of dollars of money improperly spent the u.s. government there are programs where people that are ineligible like medicaid collect or are on those programs in every program the president said social security and medicare benefits off the table. we get it we have to look at every program to see to it or we could deliver the tax cuts and deficit reduction. >> is a great point obviously the majority of her spending is mandatory spending recently i asked this question how will you come up with offsets what i hear from your colleagues all mandatory spending is not mandatory. 76% of the studies is considered mandatory on

border. number one, first and foremost, you have to secure the border. you have to stop the bleeding.another funeral of any child dying in my district from a fentanyl overdose, which largely is coming from that southern border. >> democrats and republicans need to stop attacking each other and find our common enemy. who is our common enemy? organized crime, cartels, coyotes that are exploiting people, charging them $10,000 apiece. making billions of dollars every quarter and bringing people to our southern border. exploiting these people and abusing our system in the process. >> bret: democrats had a problem with the tariff threat on mexico and canada and yet, within 24 hours, before that was going to go into effect, both canada and mexico put 10,000 troops on the border. they agreed to pay all kinds of things. >> they both initiated both of those countries have initiated plans of that type already. we need to break the broken asylum system. if bee try to do it through reconciliation and don't fix the asylum system which is going to require legislation, we will keep on seeing this pro

border. as i mentioned, to the cartels, all options are on the table. we will secure our border and our men and women guarding it and we're proud to be here. >> this is a game changer. we will finally succeed in having operational control of our southern border with this president in charge. >> dana: president trump's defense secretary and border czar visiting the southern border firsthand promising total operational control to prevent illegal crossings and warning that cartels all options are on the table. full coverage on fox, border czar tom homan joining us in a moment and let's get an update from brooke taylor live in dallas. >> defense secretary pete hegseth there visiting el paso calling it a new era at the southerner border and took time to meet our troops and really highlight their mission. hegseth shaking hands with many different service members alongside border czar tom homan. president trump deploying more than 1500 active duty soldiers acrows the southern border adding to the 2500 soldier already there. troops were there to help free up overwhelmed borde

. >> he believes and high believes that border security is national security.n have spent decades in foreign countries guarding other people's boarders. it's about time we secure our own border. liz: pete hegseth making it real at border today. venezuela taking back their illegal ill yens and details on this story. it's stunning and mark simon is here to react. first, check in with day and yay son chaffetz on the bottom line. >> hey, emac. >> starting with secretary of energy and former rick perry talking about new energy secretary and what to do with energy. peter schweitzer, you want to hear a story, he'll tell you about how the chinese using the mexicans to move the drugs north into america. jaire congressman ralph norman wants to cut more out of the budget than even elon musk does. and anson how corporate america fell for dei and flat on its face. top of the hour. ♪ the thompsons' new front door looks sharp, right? did we need to wave her down to tell her that? no. no. for a young homeowner turning into their parents, the neighborhood is their life. wonder

we are right now securing our border. exactly as i predicted. i came on the show repeatedly and said securing this border is not going to take a year or six months, it's going to happen on january 20th with president trump being willie to enforce the law. we are seeing that right now and your kids, my kids, every american family is safer and if you are an illegal immigrant, if you are a murderer or or gang member, you might as well get the out of the country now because ice is going to apprehend you and deport you and we will keep americans safe. >> sean: you were in the forefront of warning the american people. a few others... senator thank you. when we come back, tom homan has the latest on the trump administration's immigration crackdown. apparently the governor of new jersey, is he hiding illegal immigrants and then giving their location? straight ahead. and for critical minerals crucial to new technologies. we're here, right by your side. [title: ontario, canada] [title: ontario.ca/partner] [title: paid for by the government of ontario] you

to do my first getting a budget and then reconciliation bill and it's going to be deliver for border security, making sure we build the wall, making sure we get border patrol agents the tools they need, other technology like drones they can safely and effectively protect and secure america's for from the massive flow of illegals resolve the last four years. we are going to produce more american energy. yes, in the gulf of america and every time in between, we are going to deliver in that big beautiful bill more american energy shut off by the biden administration. foreign countries made us more dependent on foreign energy and reverse that. allow our country to deliver again not just creating more jobs, such as lowering costs for families at the pump in the grocery store, which it will do but allowing us to be energy independent again and allies around the country can. biden said no say yes lowers costs here at home and then ensure there are no americans that see a tax increase. if biden got his way and kamala harris got her way, if the democrats the minority got their way, the american people