aterrorizando a el bronx en ataqes selectivos por elian: los tiroteos continÚan azotando el bronx, losciente dejaron tres muertos, cuatro heridos y una intensa bÚsqueda policial de delincuentes. presentadora: en esta ocasiÓn un hombre fue ejecutado a recibir un disparo en la cabeza por la ventana de su automÓvil cuando estaba estacionado. fabiola: lo gritos de una madre desesperada por la muerte de su hijo y una pequeÑa que ve a su padre fallecido a balazos es el saldo de varios tiroteos ocurridos en el bronx, nueva york. >> la violencia tiene que parar. >> la familia de miguel toledo de 29 aÑos llora la muerte, el hombre fue baleado este martes mientras estaba parado en esta esquina con tres personas que resultaron heridas. los sospechosos iban en dos motonetas y los pasajeros dispararon al menos 10 veces en este caso la policÍa arrestÓ a sospechoso, pero dicen que no estÁn seguros y el responsable, piensa que hay pandillas involucrados, pero no fue el Único incidente violento en las Últimas 48 horas. dos hombres el lunes fueron baleados en el vehÍculo donde se encontraba. el copiloto

but we begin with bryan llenas in the bronx and that new arrest video. good evening, bryan. brine brine bret, geographic. fox was on the scene as federal ice agents arrested three presumed migrant squatters from this home in the bronx after they were released without bail by new york city judges. in a fox news exclusive, our cameras capturing the moment a dozen ice enforcement and removal officers arrested two men and a woman presumably migrant squatters living inside a bronx basement apartment. the targeted ice arrest this morning coming after six migrant squatters living at the same address were allowed to walk free without bail despite facing multiple gun and drug charges. ice appearing to step in rearresting three of those migrant squatters without help from authorities in new york, a sanctuary city. >> no partnership no, cooperation with the federal not have been freed. >> we should not have been there to do this dangerous work. >> neighbors say the squatters were living here illegally for about a year to a year and a half. they complained about the noise and the scoote

i was born and raised in the bronx and a cop in the south bronx.ide would expect from new york city not protecting its own. allowing illegal immigrants who are criminals coming in to compound committee or crimes to be let out of jail to commit more crimes. no one, not of any color, race, or religion think this makes sense except certain political parties connect independent voters, swing voters, black voters upset about crime coming out of illegal immigrants crossing the border. a poll on behalf of former u.s. say eight out of ten black voters in swing states, georgia, pennsylvania and michigan, they want criminal justice reform like tougher laws to stop crime including nine out of ten democrats, 82% of independents, 75% of mass incarceration causing many problems that led to unsafe committees that they say you got to crackdown on crime. >> people of color, people of diversity have children, they want to go home and be safe and secure like anybody. this just politicians where they think the political wind will blow, they will double down and put us

socks was outside the home in the bronx when the rest went down.nvestigators essay 2 of the 3 are connected to the -- our crew spoke with 1 of the suspects. this is some of the most amazing video of the week. this individual they spoke with was a reporter on the scene and he is holding up an ipad as if he is recording our reporter. watch what happened. he was later arrested. >> are you staying? i don't know you tell me. >> martha: what happened? he was arrested a short time later. that was him outside the house. look at this, investigators essay 4 of the suspects missed immigration processing appointments. i know that is a shock, after they released into the u.s. 1 was released on his own recognizance 3 times on charges including shoplifting. how many times do get to break the law if you're in the country illegally before you get booted out? 1 of them was arrested last summer for attended motor. that is the individual you just saw standing outside of his car. their post reports the case fell apart because the alleged victim did not cooperate. it wa

the basement apartment in the back of the bronx home and they started arresting folks.e have been seeing like we said in the last 15 minutes. all of them the police officers wearing federal agent paraphparaphernalia and we see o jacket these are unmarked vehicles outside of this home. here in the bronx. this is obviously all going back to what had happened just last week. the nypd says they were called to this residence out here with a man with a loaded gun and when they showed up they ran to the back and they saw seven other squatters, guns, and drugs. you will see the vehicle starting to pull out of. as we make our way back to give you back story earlier today we were outside of this property and we soft 24-year-old hector, he was somebody the guy with that loaded gun according to police. and we asked him what he was doing and he was moving out he said he was moving out of the apartment. he said he was tricked into moving there, and that is what he had told our own cameras at the time. disusa volalta was one of the six migrants released on bail, eight were arrested on

. >> he is running for president he has to listen to her to our voters 7300 signatures from bronx, queensow the world that voters of new york can control their destiny. >> a rollin with dolan. >> let me get your take why you think aoc seems loudest in the room why administration listens to her you got to believe it is her running a big part of agenda with climate change agenda. >> picks ab national up to across the country creates influence if it has bad influence on district doesn't matter climate change great examining a local 97 says to have you replace your boiler your co-op building even if a new one in last year dutch make sense she is basically running to promote her interests as amazon decision trying to create a national franchise. maria: we can't go to local cvs drugstore without opening up cases that we could buy toothpaste because of crime what are you doing about crime in new york. >> we are going back to law and order, like the next minute after i am elected you can't have a situation where toothpaste locked up criminals run through you go to the ground send, o you go throug

they chased him into a bronx basement apartment were several other migrants and a 7-year-old were livingide the apartment, police found four guns, a ghost gun, extended ammo and taught what bags of drugs, ketamine and cocaine. over like to show you where we are in relation to an elementary school, right across the street from elementary school is where these squatters were living. this is her neighbours say they were just months and months of noise, scooters. in fact,, one neighbour told new york post she saw one migrants got the -- squatter beating up a man with a pipe. another neighbour tells me what makes the most angry is that these are offenders who are released once again and the fact that children were so close by. the landlord by the way martha filed eviction papers in november. they were saying they've being living here for about a year and a half. >> martha: just a couple quick questions as you continue to cover this. my heart breaks for these neighbours first of all. they reported a lot of what you just mentioned and they were told by the police officers is nothing we can do.

again, i run public charter in the heart of the south bronx and lower east side of manhattan. we don't have any whites, and it's not as if you we're waiting. suddenly we need for white students to show up for our schools, to suddenly now successful. so that's that's a fundamental thing. but but more importantly it's are we actually focused on the right problem. if you look at the data from the national assessment for educational progress in often called the nation's report card in 2015. they did the analysis of reading for black students. and at that time they identified 2015 of black fourth grade students, 18% were reading at nape proficiency levels. percent of black fourth graders in 2015. four years later, if you look at that data from 2019, now, that same cohort of what we're fourth graders now, eighth graders of that group, only 15% was reading at grade level at eighth grade. fast forward to 2023. if you look at the same data, all indications are that less than 20% of black students now, seniors are reading at grade. and yet there's clamor around race based affirmative ac

this case just boggles the mind. >> it is, it's interesting because as a former bronx d.a. and of these prosecutors are doing they review the case, they spoke to their supervisors and they said one of the appropriate amount of bail to ask, they did their jobs, and a judge said no. it's really odd, d.a. is requesting $150,000 bail, that is a serious case. the d.a. knows the facts. the judge does not know all the facts. sometimes even if they wanted to set a lower bail that goaded 50,000 or 25,000 but to have a judge saying no bail on this type of case is irregular. >> john: i mean when you look at how this happened and then no bail releases of a few of the suspects who were involved in the beating of the new york city police officers, you wonder what these judges are thinking. michael discioarro good to have your take on this appreciate you. >> great to have you, thank you very much. >> john: we will see you soon. speak to democrats and america's largest cities are spending billions on handouts for these migrants. the benefits include debit cards, free health care, hotel roo

think we have a good chance of winning here and we're gonna give it a big plague of going to the south bronx to go rally we're going to be doing a rally at madison square garden where we believe we think we're madison square garden to do whenever big rounding, honoring the beliefs and honoring the firemen. everybody a lot of people. including teachers by the way, we're honoring teachers because teachers have been very badly aligned with some very poor leadership. but it'll be honoring the people that make new york work and we'll be doing a number of large rallies and we're very excited, but we think we have a real good chance of winning new york and again, the swing states were leading in every one of them. and via a lot, not just by a little by a lot, but the big news today i think is the 1.6% when you look at 1.6 gdp, that's a number that nobody though was awesome. >> let's a real bad number and it looks like the projections are at setting in the wrong direction. and that's why the stock market stem. so they've today so in the meantime, mom, that this trial, mike rights have been taken awa

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we'll go to the south bronx and doing a rally at madison square garden. we'll have a big rally honoring the police and honoring the firemen and everybody. i think a lot of people, including teachers, by the way, we're honoring teachers. they have been very badly maligned with some very poor leadership. but we'll be honoring the people that make new york work and we'll be doing a number of large rallies. it will be very exciting. we think we have a good chance of winning new york and again these swing states we're leading in every one of them and by a lot. not just a little. the big news today is 1.6%. when you look at 1.6gdp, that's a number that nobody thought was possible. that's a real bad number. it looks like the projections are heading in the wrong direction. that's why the stock market is down so big today. so in the meantime i am at this trial. my constitutional rights have been taken away from me. but every single expert, every legal scholar, every respected scholar has said this is no case. there is no case here. this is just a political witch h

in the bronx.was one of the many and this is a big story on our network all week long because it's become emblematic of the combination of issues here. illegals, open boarders, guns, in the hands of illegals and squatting in a home that they don't own and can't be deported and cooperate with ice and we're told they're vet at the border. they've been coming through the boarder and "vetted" but we can't dig into who they are, so then you get your benjamin lozado muez and one of the five suspects released by bail found inside the house with a cachet of guns and drugs and under the table and he was released and time to get this guy and policies prevent cities from coordinating with ice and i got to believe there's a breaking point. pete: they can't directly turn him over but maybe there's a, hey, we just dropped him off here. why don't you go find him? pete: that's the speculation. rachel: the vetting of where you live and member being released into the u.s.. going for dhs and vetting at the boarder an

the multi-family home in the bronx. down that alley is where we believe that basement is where these eight migrants were living. sources tell fox one of the six migrants released without bail, 24-year-old, was previously charged with attempted murder in new york. the bronx district attorney asked for all eight migrant squatters to be held on bail. in the end bail was only set for two of them including a migrant who had an open gun indictment against him at the time of his arrest. this all began when police responded to a 911 call for a person with a gun. police say they chased the 24-year-old into the basement apartment and arrested him with a loaded gun. inside the apartment were seven other migrants, including one migrant who tried to run off with a gun. a 7-year-old was also inside that basement. now according to the criminal complaint, police found four guns in total including a ghost gun, two zip lock bags full of ketamine and cocaine. they had the intent to sell the drugs and here is what a neighbor said. >> they

. >> out to the bronx. we go. the a's finishing up a four-game series against the yankees. 3rd ending aids down one to nothing. nick allen crushes a shot to left. his first of the season and we are tied up at one apiece. now a couple of batters later man on for tyler nevin. we hits a high and deep to right his first of the season and the a's grab a 3 to one lead. the a's held onto the lead into the 9th. the yankees have a man on 2 outs for aaron judge. mason miller. gets him to fly out. a's win. it. 3 to one and they split their series with the bronx so, they're they're fighting this year. interesting talent be. they're still playing the niners, though. we're still waiting to see it. any drama unfolds. but right now quiet they pick at 31. but rumors have been swirling about brandon aiyuk. will they treat with the tree deebo? >> a lot of room is a season and bright early in my sport, so you've got to take some stuff with a grain of salt because a lot of agents in front offices, they all have their agenda. they'll p

cameras show this man arriving at this bronx home with a woman and child in his car. ice agents arrested him after this. get this. police in yonkers arrested him seven months ago for assault and attempted murder. ice agents also arrested three other migrants at this home yesterday. one of them is unrelated to the initial drug and gun case. the other two are 42-year-old man who entered the country illegally in 2022 and a 20-year-old woman who crossed illegally last may. police arrested her for shoplifting in joan and two of the other migrants involved in the original nypd bust last week released without bail were rearrested for shoplifting on monday, four days after the nypd raided the home they were squatting in finding four guns, including a ghost gun, drugs and ammunition. >> the eight people, the judge allowed six to walk out the door. one of those six is a person that had the gun, open attempted murder in yonkers. that's a problem. that's a problem. >> dana, ice agents are still looking for this venezuelan migrant jefferson abreu, he was released without bond desp

. >> bret: several migrants who were in a bronx building illegally several already out. are facing a variety of charges tonight. and we're learning more about those suspects. correspondent bryan llenas is in new york this evening with the latest. good evening, bryan. >> good evening, bret. the nypd arrested 8 migrants believed to be squatters in a basement in the bronx where they allegedly stashed illegal guns and drugs. the 8 migrants, many from venezuela have been charged with multiple weapons, drugs and child endangerment charges because there was a 7-year-old present at the basement at the time. and tonight we're learning six of the 8 migrant squatters are free, back out onto the streets without bail including one who was walking around with an open gun indictment against him. that is according to nypd chief of patrol john shell who told a local news outlet another migrant has an open case against him for attempted murder. this all began when police arrived at bronx home responding to 911 call for a person with a firearm. police say they chased 24-year-old hector dee

when you inhale, the diaphragm contracts and the lungs are stretched. air flow through the bronx into the l. v only where it enters the blood stream by capillaries. red blood cells been buying the oxygen and transports to the furthest parts of the body. almost all cells have their own little furnace is called mitochondria that produce heat and energy. but they need oxygen to burn glucose. both are supplied by the blue od. so trillions of tiny furnaces take oxygen from the blood. as the amount of oxygen depletes the level of c o 2 increases. but don't worry chemo receptors in the respiratory center of the brain. notice this imbalance if carbon dioxide levels get too high, the alarm sound and the respiratory stimulus kicks in. a minute has passed the body now urgently need fresh oxygen. because unlike food or liquids, bodies can't store oxygen for very long. if oxygen levels continue to drop, there's a risk of painting. brain cells start to die after just 4 minutes. the normally the lungs in hail and ex sales 15 times over a minute. so now they'll try to make up for lost time as quickly

oppo taco two run blast two zip bronx bombers five nothing game in the sixth.ker, a three run clout, his fifth of the year, but not enough yankees win seven three nba playoffs tonight. heat and celtics in game two in boston, the heat hit 23 threes. tyler herro leading the way at 24 points for miami. they won without jimmy butler. hero lobbing to the appropriately named bam adebayo bam. he had 21 heat with the upset win on the road to even the series one one, 111, one one. the final. the san jose sharks. they fired head coach david quinn today. he was hired to oversee a rebuild that had team teal bottoming out, won only 41 of 164 games in two years here, recording the worst record in the league has positioned the sharks for the first overall pick in the lottery. but after looking at the season as a whole and five straight years with no playoffs, gm mike greer felt time to make a change. >> the roster was what it was. it wasn't a wasn't a playoff team by any means, and, we just felt it was what we needed to do and get a new, different voice for the group. >> on t

oppo taco two run blast two zip bronx bombers five nothing game in the sixth.lout, his fifth of the year, but not enough yankees win seven three nba playoffs tonight. heat and celtics in game two in boston, the heat hit 23 threes. tyler herro leading the way at 24 points for miami. they won without jimmy butler. hero lobbing to the appropriately named bam adebayo bam. he had 21 heat with the upset win on the road to even the series one one, 111, one one. the final. the san jose sharks. they fired head coach david quinn today. he was hired to oversee a rebuild that had team teal bottoming out, won only 41 of 164 games in two years here, recording the worst record in the league has positioned the sharks for the first overall pick in the lottery. but after looking at the season as a whole and five straight years with no playoffs, gm mike greer felt time to make a change. >> the roster was what it was. it wasn't a wasn't a playoff team by any means, and, we just felt it was what we needed to do and get a new, different voice for the group. >> on the eve of the nfl

the southern border is the having migrant's accused of occupying a bronx home illegally. one something them is or retsed and we're learning how sanctuary city status is contributing to the squatted at me as the homeowner comes to assess the damage. he wants to remain nameless because he still feares for his life. >> he is not favor to safety. >> this landlord took us inside his bronx, new york a house after an eight month battle to evict eight migrants that broke into his basement and made it their home. >> they let then you? >> of course. last time even the officer was there and they were sitting down against us and they were showing me something like this. >> he tells fox news he rented the basement to an ecuadorle and her husband. the migrants broke in and broke his security cameras and cost him thousands of dollars. >> what are you do last week fa sho shoplifting charges. >> we have to work with ice and work within the framework of a very, very, bad law that the, it led to the governor having imposed upon us. >> two additional migrants remain at liker's island while i

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the nypd says he had a pistol under his arm when he was arrested near the house in the bronx this timein the driveway. another freed migrant was arrested on attempted murder in august of last year. that case was dropped when the victim refused to cooperate so this apartment across the street from a school, the bronx da requested bail. the judge didn't set any bail. trash can be seen everywhere. is 7-year-old child found in the apartment, nypd not sure who the child belongs to. donald trump vowing to create christian visibility day of reelected in the white house. watch. >> what was biden thinking when he declared easter sunday to be trans visibility day? such disrespect to christians, november 5th is going to be called something else, christian visibility day when christians turn out in numbers nobody has ever seen before. let's call it christian visibility day. >> reporter: those comments after president biden declared this past sunday, easter sunday, transgender day of visibility, that caused online back lash from christian saying this is another example of biden's years long assault

also coming off us universities of the bronx quite unrest. escrow policy and protests spread. several us do and it was the piece close campuses full of students come in support of golfing and the british parliament also is a controversial built the default of items take us sort of under 5 minutes to insist the 1st flights we'll take off with the, the i'm the how, sorry, welcome to the program. we begin with a series of progress in germany on suspicion of spying for china. the latest suspect to be detained is a long standing aid to a member of the european parliament who represents the far right alternative for germany party. to men and women have also been arrested. the german government safety espionage accusations, all serious. beijing meanwhile denies any wrong doing, jim and prosecutors say gen g e. can we code fully named repeatedly post on information to china, about confidential discussions with the european parliament? gm and media reports say this involve debates on security and defense. implications of china has influence on the use critical infrastructure, or he's also accu

you see what's happening with squatters in the bronx.ou see what's happening from a they've got our mayor in chicago who says i can take up to 700,000 illegal immigrants, who just got to get them jobs. how does act like a magnet for future illegals? >> if you don't prosecute migrants when they violate the law and of course it becomes a migrant. look what happened two or three weeks ago when migrants attacked bps and state court, that is wrong. when you kick somebody, assault them take their guns away from of those migrants attacked bps and state quark which i support them all away and they should be prosecuted and i hope district attorney does not but again, that type of reaction, i can't speak for anybody else, just for myself that anybody who violates this law about migrants, they should not spend a second in the united states if they don't respect their own laws. >> has the white house reached out to you directly and ask you, how to resolve this? >> we have had opportunities but i will say this, i will be ready to offer my ideas to an

it was a bold move for a white republican to go deep in the south bronx, and it paid off.st every state in the country. including new york. the last republican candidate to do so. yesterday trump hit up all bodega and harlem which showed him a lot of love. >> i love you trump. >> i love you trump. >> we love trump. >> i love you trump camp-mac chance-mac. >> jesse: donald trump wasn't treated like the racist dictator the media paints him as, he was greeted with love and affection by the very people the press tell you he hates. harlem is chanting four more years to trump. what's november going to look like? >> i love this city and it's gotten so bad in the last three years, four years. we will straighten new york out. running for president, we think we can win new york with a half a million migrants taking over the parks, the hotels, it's no good and they've destroyed so many people. the african-american community is not getting jobs, migrants are taking their jobs that are here illegally. hispanics are not getting jobs, migrants are taking the jobs. we will have to do some

in the bronx as well as in madison square garden.he kinds of things that make him i think the athlete that he is. if i were at the white house advising, you have to do something on the border. i would do something on energy. this is the time to do it when he is in court and you have all of the media wanting to listen to you. i'd be doing a little more campaigning and be encouraging those on these calls not to be spiking the ball at the 10-yard line. let these trials play out, let the facts play out and let the juries decide on their own. >> the herald mentions the border and a trump on the immigration issue is so far ahead. now they say that even 42 percent of the democrats would support mass deportation. >> i feel like we can maybe read each other's minds because i have written down i want to bring up that issue. the democrats don't seem to understand the headlines say people support donald trump's mass deportations but they don't say why. why is because of joe biden's actions and policies. over three and a half years you see all th

. >> why not have a rally in the bronx or do something on a friday night? >> under the garden or the bronx. i would do the gas station, docs, hit staten island. i go to new jersey. staten island is trump country. the guy needs exercise. he is usually golfing. you're going to put a man whose almost 80 sitting in a room like this on his butt for almost -- for all that time? it's not healthy. he need sunlight and activity, needs to be walking around and needs action. it's really cruel and unusual punishment to make a man do that and anytime he moves they threatened to throw him in prison. hillary is saying, think about how far we've come. i'm looking at you. they call bush a cowboy. that's kind of a complement. a cowboy than... them what to do do? he had a garage elevator and then he said a percentage of the country didn't pay taxes. they went from that a homicidal dictator. what is next? >> the republican party went from normal to homicidal dictator. democrats didn't, republicans did. hillary clinton is not the perfect voice out there i agree. i don't think s

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fox news was on scene at the bronx today as i.c.e. deportation officers arrested three of those illegal aliens squatters at the same home where nypd found guns and drugs amongst the squatters last week. right across the street from a school. is fox previously reported, nypd arrested eight of the squatters at the home but six of them were quickly released without bail. this is despite facing multiple gun and drug charges. neighbors are outraged. >> it's ridiculous. that's what angers me the most, the school is right there. you asked them to move their car and you get these looks like who are you? i've got friends that are cops, relatives that are cops and they can't believe that this is going on. >> reporter: deportation officers arrived after our call he had an exchange with one of those illegal aliens squatters. hector, a man i.c.e. says was attempted for attempted murder last summer. he pulled up to the property today in a tinted suv with a child inside and a woman urging him to come back into the car. he was asked if he is still li

llegamos al edificio ubicado en el bronx, donde muchos vecinos tenÍan miedo de hablar de lo sucedido.uida ana. >> no pude mÁs que correr. alejandro: ana se lamenta del pÁnico que viviÓ su vecina. >> asusta, uno vive aquÍ, yo nunca habÍa pasado por una situaciÓn asÍ. alejandro: en el quinto piso, donde vive la seÑora de que fue apuÑalada, estos amigos de la familia visitaban la suya para saber cÓmo seguÍa su madre, y nos cuenta que continÚa luchando por su vida en el hospital, pero se espera que sobreviva. la policÍa confirma que arrestaron a ese hombre por intento de asesinato, lo identifican como un hispano, edwin rÍos, de 38 aÑos, el sospechoso fue arrestado unos 10 aÑos atrÁs por tratar de matar a una persona. carolina: totalmente de acuerdo, alejandro, gracias, en tanto les contamos que el expresidente, donald trump paga su millonaria piensa en el caso de new york, les contamos aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital", un tribunal de apelaciones estatal redujo el monto que era casi de 500 millones, algo que segÚn los abogados del exmandatario, no le era posible pagar, con esto se suspende por

that home in the bronx where the guns and narcotics were found. i will ask you. can you tell me at what part of this budget request would better support law enforcement? >> quite a number of parts and the additional personnel request and the funding for additional law enforcement personnel in the department of homeland security. >> do you know there was money and there for additional law enforcement? >> in addition, the funding that we are seeking to distribute to state and local law enforcement through the homeland security grant program, the urban area security initiative and other programs. >> so everything you just mentioned was part of h.r. 2? so it seems like you do know what you agreed with annette legislation. to my point, that is exactly where we should start. i do urge my colleagues on the other side of the aisle to work on this as americans and h.r. 2 with her starting point. i do yield back. >> i recognize ms. clark. >> thank you for your dedication and fidelity to our nation. it is inspiring and not withstanding all the challenges that my colleagues

. >> all right, the a's battle the yankees in the bronx.hey get that 10th win f this youn a david versus goliath type of matchup. oakland the lowest payroll in the majors, while the yankees have the second highest at $307 million. that's five times what the a's spend on their players. and yet a's trying to make it back to back wins today on a chilly evening in the bronx. and they take a one nothing lead in the top of the first. but anthony rizzo and the yankees, they get it back and then some. rizzo a two run blast off paul blackburn in the bottom of the first and it is four one. new york before many fans were even in their seats. a's respond. shea langeliers homers in the second, and then lawrence butler. there it goes. he connects off marcus stroman in the fourth. that's another home run. but both were solo shots. so the yanks still lead 4 to 3. and that's how it ended. the a's come back comes up just short. yankees win 4 to 3 to even up the series at a game apiece. same two teams tomorrow. the giants are just underway against the new yor

bronx basement apartment.there. the nypd found guns. they found drugs. they found a 7-year-old. nobody knows who the 7-year-old belongs to. and then when they asked the owner of the building did you know that you had seven people living in your basement, he had no idea. pie grant squatters. by -- migrant squatters. two were arrested when they had guns on them. guess where they were from? venezuela. somebody ask the white house about that today. that's just now happening in our beautiful -- once beautiful city of new york. maria: you're right. mark, the one migrant from venezuela who was all over the internet, online on tiktok, telling migrants how to go and steal people's homes, he was you apparently apprehended by i.c.e. last week. he was on the run because he puts this tiktok video out and gets everybody riled up that he's actually explaining to migrants how to go and steal your home. >> maria, it's disgusting. the fact that we have to deal with migrant squatters in addition to the regular squatters, it's be

, earlier today going to do a rally in the bronx as well as at madison square garden. of things that make him i think the athlete that he is. again, if i were my side -- that i am on my side, if i were at the white house advising, you'vt to do something on the border, do something on energy. this is the time to do it, when he is in court. you have frankly all of the media wanting to listen to you. i'd be doing a little more campaigning. i would be urging and encouraging those on the calls not to be spiking the ball at the 10-yard line, let the trials play out and the facts play out and let the jury decide on their own. >> judge jeanine: dana, harold mentions the border and the immigration issue is so far ahead, and they say even 42% of the democrats would support mass deportation. >> dana: i think you and me can read each other's minds. i wanted to bring up that issue of mass deportation because they don't -- the democrats don't seem to understand, the headlines say people support donald trump's mass deportations but they don't say why. why is because of joe biden's ac