the hope chicago scholarship announcement at four other chicago public schools, as well. i finally, like, realized like, oh, this is a big opportunity. you know, like it's something that i can't miss out on, you know, he forgot to mention one thing. what's more, the hope chicago scholarship would be available to a scholar's parent as well. it's the reason that we see so many changes. changes. juarez principal juan carlos ocon says. like college enrollment prior to hope chicago, fewer than 50% of students at the majority latinx school enrolled in college. that number now more than 80%. the other hope chicago schools reporting similar increases. and that's not all. in order for them to get accepted into the top universities in illinois, their gpa had to improve their attendance, had to improve their engagement with the school, had to improve. and so we saw a drastic improvent in all of those specific metrics. of course, we're going to be completing the financial aid application, a shift in metrics and mindset. those freshmen at the time of that big announcement, now, senior

lawlessness gets. >> revealed, so does the. >> character of chicago. >> chicago mayor brandon johnson was being sworn in as president as part of trump's threats in his second term to round up massive numbers of people and put them in huge camps and deport them. the trump administration has said that it wants to target chicago, and that it also wants to target mayor johnson himself. if he stands against it. joining us now is chicago mayor brandon johnson. mr. mayor, thank you so much for being here. i know there's a lot of demands on your time. >> well, thank you. >> for having me. and happy new year, rachel. >> thank you. you too. nbc news has reported that trump's border czar. whatever that job is, he now says that chicago will not be the first city targeted with these massive deportation raids. he says that's because of media coverage of the fact that it was going to happen. that said, he says that chicago should still be ready, that deportation raids will still happen in your city. how are you preparing for that? >> well. >> we are certainly ready. >> to defend and protect working

>> well, we are certainly ready to defend and protect working people in chicago, the city of chicago.he heart and soul of america. a black haitian immigrant fell in love with a potawatomi woman and established a city at the post in the banks of the river. and he and these individuals, john baptiste, point du sable, and kitty, iowa, saw chicago as this place where immigrants and those seeking a better life could find their future in the city of chicago. and whether you were an immigrant or a descendant of slaves, like my ancestor ancestry, who found their way up from mississippi in the city of chicago wanting a better future, and that's essentially what we are protecting in this moment. working people across america are looking for leadership who understands the gravity of this moment. and what people are looking for is a commitment to public education, a commitment to building a more affordable homes, a commitment to making sure we have good paying jobs and access to health care. that's the work that we are doing in chicago. and regardless of this presentation from this administration

ni del estado de illinois. >> y por quÉ chicago?firmes defendiendo el hecho que son ambas jurisdicciones consideradas santuario, lo cual quiere decir que han declarado pÚblicamente su deseo de no colaboraciÓn con la policÍa migratoria conocida como ice. >> bien. Óscar chacÓn, de la organizaciÓn alianza americas en chicago, illinois. gracias por su tiempo y espero seguir en comunicaciÓn con usted. >> claro que sÍ. a la orden. >> bueno, este sÁbado comenzaron los eventos previos a la juramentaciÓn de donald trump. uno de ellos fue una gala hispana a la que asistiÓ el presidente de argentina, javier milei, en washington, d.c. cubriendo la actividad y nos cuenta mÁs. >> johanna, quÉ tal estamos aquÍ en la alfombra roja que se ha habilitado en esta gala inaugural latina. es una de las puntos de partida de las celebraciones de la toma de posesiÓn de donald trump y estÁ dedicada especÍficamente a los latinos y a la contribuciÓn de los hispanos en el triunfo del presidente electo. y a punto de volver a la casa blanca. y entre los grandes in

and that's the chicago housing authority. what proportion of your would you say have, been transformed into the kind of livable conditions that we see in the alice taylor homes in boston? how progress is being made? well, i'll tell you, jim, we haven't made that much progress terms of what i've saw here with alice taylor. but we have taken about 21 of our high rise buildings and. we have about 125 troubled high rise buildings in. and we've taken 25 of those buildings and made them livable. and how do you do that? we do it through something called emergency housing inspections. otherwise known in chicago as operation clean sweep, where we will go a gang infested drug dealing, high rise environment and together with chicago police department, utilizing their staff and our staff about a total of a of almost 100 people create lobbies because there are no lobbies in our high rises and issue photo id cards to residents go through every apartment identified by unauthorized occupants the apartments get them off the property and then

la angustia embarga a familias en chicago tras el anuncio de redada de ice.us hijos a la escuela. habla la madre de enrique tarrio, quien recibiÓ un indulto del presidente trump tras ser condenado por el asalto al capitolio el 6 de enero de 2021. >> fue una persecuciÓn polÍtica. ilia: una histÓrica tormenta invernal impacta a los estados del golfo con hielo, nieve y temperaturas congelantes. locutor: este es "noticiero univisiÓn", con ilia calderÓn, desde chicago. ilia: los saludo desde un restaurante en la villita, este vibrante vecindario de chicago famoso por ser el centro de la cultura mexicana en la ciudad y donde tuvo lugar la marcha contra las medidas migratorias de trump. el zar de la frontera afirmÓ que ya comenzaron las redadas en varios estados. los agentes de ice podrÁn arrestar a inmigrantes indocumentados en lugares como escuelas, iglesias y hospitales. reportero: el presidente donald trump autorizÓ que redadas migratorias se realizan en iglesias y escuelas, suspendiÓ el beneficio del "parole" humanitario, participÓ en un servicio religioso en l

chicago do?n we talk about criminals getting out first, the way we're able at federal level to find those guys and criminals is because local law enforcement picked them up on domestic violence, dui, any number of municipal charges and they're criminals coming and doing batted things here and if those law enforcement officers aren't allowed to put them in jail and according to this law in chicago ant allowed to communicate with ice, it makes it so muchheartedder for the federal government to get their hands on it orono where the people are. to think there's murders, sitting in jail in chicago and the federal government can't get their hands on those people to get them out of the country or whatever needs to be the next step because they want to be a sanctuary city, i think the bigger news here beyond the deportations is this is the first big sanctuary city that the knew trump administration is going to go up against and how do they handle it? rachel: charlie, how important is it that for that goo

and we're on the streets of chicago as, as they were stonehenge and reporting from chicago. thank you very much. we appreciate reporting john as go to patty cole hain, she's live at the capital one arena. it's not very far from here. a couple blocks away in washington dc where donald trump, supporters, has been able to watch the swearing and so our money, they're waiting for him, he's going to be making his way to them a little later today. so in terms of dollars, how's movements padding your euro? the next thing, all right, you are aware donald trump is coming. what's gonna happen? well, we think that he's going to give a speech obviously. and then there's a desk behind the but look the, the, some of these executive order, the said before they decided to move it inside because of beach really told they say the tickets never had a smaller than done so the but the, the, the hours going to the security, they listen to the where one. briefly pell and the crowd, a rough just trying to get her to move. they took a little while the crowd, the crowd, get her up. very proud. and jus

personas de todo el pais que representen una amenaza para la seguridad p publica, no solamente en chicagod en la que muchos migrantes se preparan ante la posibilidad de ser deportados despues de horas de su de desconexion. tiktok restaura el servicio de su plataforma para mas de 170 millones de usuarios en estados unidos. trump promete una orden ejecutiva que retrase la prohibicion de la red social y tres mujeres rehenes quedan liberadas en el primer dia de cese al fuego o en medio orient despues de 15 meses de guerra entre israel y hamas y cientos de camiones con ayuda humanitaria entran a gaza desde egipto. noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro desde washington, d.c. muy buenas tardes . desde la capital del pais, el capitolio de estados unidos, el escenario en el que se escribira la historia manana. estamos a solo un dia de que comience un nuevo capitulo en estados unidos. aqui se afinan los ultimos talles para la toma de posesion de donald trump . en menos de 24 horas, trump estara de nuevo ocupando la casa blanca. lo prometio cuando la dejo en 2021 y dijo volveremos de alguna manera.

our correspondent carl nasman is in chicago and filed this report.ajor us cities now preparing for a second donald trump administration. in fact, here behind me is trump tower, and that's where on inauguration day we're expecting a large demonstration to come to protest many of donald trump's initial policies that he hopes to enact, of course, when he takes office. at the top of that list is going to be what he's calling the largest mass deportation effort in the country's history. we're getting some hints now that chicago could be the centre of that. tom homan, who is donald trump's border czar, has said that chicago will be ground zero for that effort. he has been telling the bbc that ice, immigration and customs enforcement, will be doing a targeted enforcement operation in chicago. he has since started to walk those comments back, but it is all adding to the unease here among the immigrant community that come tuesday, we really could see some deportations taking place. i've been speaking with one advocate of immigration here in chicago. here's wh

chicago, illinois.iz: again, we're staying on the story president trump, he's taking immediate action to literally shut down the border. trump's border czar tom homan joins us on what's coming next including deportations plus he will talk to us about why the democrats are purposely ratcheting up the false hysteria in the media about all this. polls show the majority of americans say stop the biden border chaos. if you want the american dream protect the american dream. respect the rule of law to protect it. also tonight, this story. >> no one is above the law. >> each, each of us is equal before the law. no one, no one is above the law. no one is above the law. liz: so, former president biden says no one is above the law. the rule of law but today he issued preemptive pardons for his family, putting them above the rule of law. a stunning admission of family corruption and guilt. plus we've got the sound as speaker johnson revealing biden did not even know, could not even remember what he was signing and

john hendrick is in the century city of chicago. so i'm home and is standing by and tijuana, mexico, the 1st we're going to speak to how does your castro, who is at the southern border for us in texas? how do you, the number of migrant crossings drops shop play dramatically in 2024. can just give us an update on the situation there at the moment as it stands. yeah, i'm standing right on the border here and it has been quiet. in fact, it's been this way because the last few days and it is reflective of the trend we've sink in the late part of the bided term. and in late 2024. when crossings are at a 4 year low, many years. and that's attributed to biden's options that he took before leading office already making it very difficult for asylum seekers to get through. but now that trump has signal, he will be declaring this national emergency and ceiling. the board are completely well that declaration itself hasn't changed anything at this point or the one that he's about to make. we haven't seen much action here at the border. it's been

personas de todo el pais que representen una amenaza para la seguridad p publica, no solamente en chicagoumuchos migrantes se preparan ante la posibilidad de ser deportados despues de horas de su de desconexion. tiktok restaura el servicio de su plataforma para mas de 170 millones de usuarios en estados unidos. trump promete una orden ejecutiva que retrase la prohibicion de la red s soci y tres mujeres rehenes quedan liberadas en el primer dia de cese al fuego en medio oriente. despues de 15 meses de guerra entre israel y hamas y cientos de camiones con ayuda humanitaria entran a gaza desde egipto. noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro desde washington, d.c. muy buenas tardes . desde la capital del pais, el capitolio de estados unidos, el escenario en el que se escribira la historia manana. estamos a solo un dia de que comience un nuevo capitulo en estados unidos. aqui se afinan los ultimos detalles para la toma de posesion de donald trump . en menos de 24 horas, trump estara de nuevo ocupando la casa blanca. lo prometio cuando la dejo en 2021 y dijo volveremos de alga manera. bueno, su l

receiving operations in chicago.ning us in a few minutes with his thoughts on a few actions against columbia. first, fox team coverage cb cotton on today's arrest. we began with dana marie nichol with the president in florida. dana marie. >> john, president trump was just informed that to flights from the united states were unable to land in columbia. he posted it on true social saying rejecting these migrant illegal criminals affects u.s. public safety and in retaliation will be imposing a 25% tariff on all goods coming into our country and in one week, will be raised to 50% with enhanced screenings for all incoming goods. he said a travel ban and visa restrictions for columbia governmental officials and allies will be imposed as well as strict financial sanctions. he says this is just the beginning. it has been nonstop for the president. he had three major cities in just two days. he took a victory lap in las vegas thanking his supporters and promising to fulfill his campaign pledge of no tax on tips. as he walked

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so sanctuary. cities like chicago, the law, chicago's leaders at city hall are trying to protect and documented residents a few blocks away, the ice office federal agents are plotting to catch them. and what we see also the use of persecutors. federal prosecutors as we worrying that to germany, for anybody who is supporting or helping, including elect officials, migrants again, that have no being proven to commit any crime scene that we are seeing the actions of a dictator know of a precedent in this neighborhood. undocumented immigrants fear the clock is ticking on their time. here. i want to work for a as a mt, but i cannot pursue it because of a legal status. and she hides out potentially for the next 4 years under a bleak snow shrouded sky line. america's 3rd largest city prepares to declare a legal war with the federal government over her fate. john henry and l. g 0, chicago. thousands of people are protesting in mexico city. the estate of 2 children were killed and then attempted contracting demonstrators and demanding an end to console violence in the state capital. clearly ou

so sanctuary. cities like chicago law, chicago's leaders at city hall are trying to protect and documented residents a few blocks away, the ice office federal agents are plotting to catch them. and what we see also the use, the persecutors, federal persecutors. as we were in nazi germany, for anybody who is supporting or helping, including elect officials, migrants again, that have no being proven to commit any crime scene that we are seeing. the actions are about dictate or nova president. in this neighborhood, undocumented immigrants fear the clock is ticking on their time. here, i want to work for a as a mt, but i cannot pursue it because of a legal status. and she hides out potentially for the next 4 years under a bleak snow shrouded sky line. america's 3rd largest city prepares to declare a legal war with the federal government over her fate. john henry and l. g 0, chicago, california governor, governor newsome has page 2 and a half 1000000000 dollars to help light while fi us in the state. and it comes as 50000 people facing evacuation, or as a holdings in the face of new wildfires.

chicago. >> i mean, look, we have an administration of retaliation and retribution, and chicago has beened immigrants. those have been here for 35 years and those who came a year ago or last week. and so i think it's a targeting of a city that lives its values, that justice and equality really, really mean it's for all. >> and so i'll tell you, i was at 7 a.m. on a really cold chicago day yesterday. >> it was like really brutal over the weekend. >> and yesterday i almost had frostbite for a moment. i won't lie to you, it was really, really cold, but i spent a number of hours talking to constituents at a train station, at laundromats and saying to them, you have rights, regardless of your legal status, here are your rights, and here's who to call if you need resources. >> well, how is it, congressman? because, you know, there is so much and it's always kind of interesting to see people's perspective on this. and much of it is related to whether they have any personal knowledge of people, because it all boils down to people. but but, you know, there is a situation where most americans supp

let's start first with rosa flores in chicago. rosa, how are migrants in that area responding to all of this? >> well, you know, jessica, i covered the trump administration while i was based here in chicago the first time that trump was in office. and i can tell you that at the time, there was a lot of fear in the community. i remember interviewing daca recipients and their families. but what's happening right now is another level of fear. i've talked to contacts here in this city who tell me that the way that they describe the fear in the immigrant community is panic is heightened anxiety and fear because of these mass deportations that, according to ice, have already started. so here's what we know from ice. according to ice, there are ice agents, federal agents here in the city of chicago that are conducting targeted enforcement. according to tom homan, telling abc news earlier today that these are targets. they're targeting individuals who are public safety threats, who are national security threats. homan himself saying that

it's not from chicago. where rates could eventually to put up a 2000 people, a little village, the sidewalks are in, you know, if that happens, we're going to do the same. classrooms are empty or here, some churches have ended spanish language service. at any event where immigrants my gather, deform, attempting target for ice age. as a says, you are a city chicago, direct city employees, not to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement. but under president trump view, as justice department is now telling prosecutors to investigate and potentially prosecute state and local officials who failed to cooperate. so this is the battle on the government level and here on the street. so sanctuary. cities like chicago, well, chicago's leaders at city hall are trying to protect and documented residents a few blocks away, the ice office federal agents are plodding to catch them. and what we see also the use of persecutors, federal persecutors. as we were in that to germany, for anybody who is supporting or helping

. >> el lugar escogido es la ciudad santuario de chicago. >> hablamos con miembros de la comunidad. >dias de que trump asuma la presidencia miles se dan cita en la explplanada naonal para protestar en contra de las prioridades del proximo p presidente en materia de migracion y derechos la investidura de donald promp. te en de inmigracion y derechos reproductivos. >> y ahora desde la investidura de donald trump, mas de 25 mil agentes de diferentes agencias blindan el area de washington dc, pese a que la asistencia sera menor ya que la ceremonia sera dentro de la rotonda del capitolio. >> y esta medianoche tiktok podria dejar de funcionar en estados unidos, pero la suerte no esta echada. >> hablamos con una organizacion pro inmigrante que la utiliza como herramienta para educar a la comunidad. >> en los angeles, el tiempo coopera en la lucha contra los incendios, mientras los re residentes afectados comienzan a regresar a sus hogares, el gobernador de california anuncia alivios y y medidas para proteger a inquilinos. >> noticias de la telemundo fin de semana con joana suarez. >> ¿que ta

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will chicago push back with, will they interrupt?ey're letting chicago know more than letting the illegals know, hey, we're coming, and you better not stand in your way. there's some bluffs out there. chicago says, no way. trump say, a hey a, we'll just pull funding on you. this may be a big part of what we talk about this first year from these cities that are sanctuary cities because chicago puts out line saying, hey, we're not going to get in the way, but we're not going to help. we'll see if it's true. rachel: charlie, is that the main tool, what joey's saying, pulling federal funding? charlie: i think it will be. and, of course, it's kind of funny to listen to j.b. pritzker, the governor of illinois, and brandon johnson talking about how, well, we're going to stand here and make sure the trump add mrgz obeys the law -- administration. suddenly you're concerned about obeying the law after ten years of flouting it? it is truly a new day. and not only did trump win the election, he won this fight, and that's a pretty, pretty tremend

viviana: el alcalde brandon johnson volviÓ a ratificar que chicago no colaborar con las autoridades des contempladas en nuestra ordenanza de ciudad santuario, dijo el alcalde. y como ocurriendo 1017, se espera una batalla legal entre el gobierno legal y estatal. >> lo que estÁ haciendo el gobierno federal, por elecciones en parÍs, queremos verte participen en estos programas de deportaciÓn masiva, cooperen con nosotros. no necesitamos participar, ya que hay un buen argumento constitucional que dice que no tienes la autoridad. viviana: sobre la amenaza del expresidente trump que podrÍa recortar fondos federales a ciudades y estados santuarios, esto respondiÓ el gobernador. >> [habla en inglÉs] viviana: a partir de hoy, la ciudad cuenta con una nueva herramienta para informar a la comunidad migrante sobre sus derechos con 400 avisos ideales distribuidos en autobuses y estaciones del transporte pÚblico en la ciudad. elian: gracias. surgen nuevas pruebas sobre el atentado en la cafeterÍa de este instituto en nashville. solomon henderson, el sospechoso, transmitiÓ en directo minutos antes d

that's the daytime high ten degrees in chicago washington the daytime high is 19 degrees. a really cold air mass. and of course it puts a lot of people, millions of people under that, you know, cold blanket if you will. and that's when you get a lot of problems. you got a lot of people impacted, you got roadways impacted, you got the elderly and the unhoused. so it's going to be a big story. and it lasts more than a couple of days. santa ana wind conditions. as you look at the high pressure or the high temperatures from today, the santa ana wind conditions in southern california, the next 36 hours or so, again, nothing like what they saw last week or the week before that, but still of concern. so a red flag warning has been issued, but it will not. the duration of this system, of this wind event will not be three days, four days, five days, six. it's going to be one and a half days. two days tops is what it looks like. these are the highs today. again very mild for today right. we've been in the mid and low 60s today. we are in the mid 50s low 50s. tomorrow we'll be back i

in fact, we are just getting word that there was a raid on a chicago public school today. just in the last few minutes, the ceo of the chicago public schools will join us in just a moment to explain what teachers and parents are doing to prepare there also to give us any more news on on what i just mentioned, sanctuary cities are on alert as well as are some migrants who are here legally. joining us now, msnbc news correspondent erin mclaughlin, who's in newark, new jersey, nbc news homeland security correspondent julia ainsley and new york times dhs and immigration reporter hamid ali aziz. all right, erin, i'm going to begin with you. talk to me about what happened in new jersey. according to the mayor. >> yeah. >> well. >> mayor calling. >> what happened here at this. seafood depot yesterday. katie. >> unconstitutional. >> members of this community say they are shocked and scared. according to employees of the seafood depot yesterday, members of ice. ice agents showed up at the business unannounced. according to the mayor, without warrant, and began detaining employees,

john henry and l g 0, chicago. i was also to come here and i'll just there including desperation in east and the democratic republic of congo. thousands slaves and rebel group takes control of more territory. the, the tubes are changing and south korea, a new powers of public support for each of the president is waning funds to fix the problem that just changes on the way across china. as we go through the next couple of days, it kinda sounded good to cold. we have sickening class spilling into central pos video. we have a lot of pressure in the state of japan will still produce a few outbreaks of study whether they're across northern pa, sofa, japan, for the south, generally drawing icon, a little bit of rain down towards the fall south. but it's going to be across central as a china where we're going to see something of a chains and so sickening clout, bringing out break, surprised snow on the northern flanks. do what can and up to 7 celsius in beijing. a minus 6 in the toss. i won the warm side here, but not for

we also have this breaking news out of chicago. one of the first cities to see president trump's immigration crackdown in full force. several federal agencies that now have increased authority launched an operation earlier today and arrested undocumented immigrants. that's how they're categorizing them. according to multiple sources, cnn is also just learning that ice field offices were told to meet a quota of 75 arrests per day as the administration tries to dramatically ramp up apprehensions of people tom homan. the white house border czar told abc news today what these mass deportations depend on. >> there's no number on it. so my success can be based on what congress gives us more money, the better we're going to do. i'm being realistic. we can do what we can with the money we have. we're going to try to be efficient, but with more money we have, the more we can accomplish it. >> cnn correspondent rosa flores is following the latest from chicago. rosa, what are you learning? >> well, fred, the latest is scoop by my colleague pr

joining me now from chicago is our presenter and correspondent — carl nasman.tion there today. is there anticipation of what meal i had? == today. is there anticipation of what meal i had?— today. is there anticipation of what meal i had? -- what may la her what meal i had? -- what may lay her head- _ what meal i had? -- what may lay her head. there _ what meal i had? -- what may lay her head. there is - what meal i had? -- what may lay her head. there is a - what meal i had? -- what may lay her head. there is a sense| lay her head. there is a sense of unease in the immigrant and latino community and we are standing in the heart of chicago's mexican american community here and actually, it is a neighbourhood that is no stranger to these sorts of deportation efforts. back in 2017 in chicago as donald trump took office for the first time, there were these exact same threats of deportations. threats of around 2000 people actually being removed. in the end it was more like dozens showing you how difficult these kinds of operations can be. it also goes to show this

we care more for the children of chicago than the children of the invaders.e we were before they arrived. >> carley: why would teachers union go to venezuela, communist country we have no relationship with? >> they said to learn about their socialism and they found them very interesting. america should do a deeper drive on why municipal teachers union was going to venezuela to build political ties and their citizens showed up in our city. like they passed out maps . >> carley: that needs to be looked into. congress just passed the laken riley act. there is issue of sanctuary city cities that won't comply with federal law. here is what donald trump said yesterday. listen to this. >> we're trying to get rid of them and end them and people in the communities don't want them. >> would you cut off their money? >> president trump: i mieth have to do that. >> carley: how would you feel if donald trump cut federal funds to chicago over this issue? >> i would feel very insulted, all reprieve we receive in the city is from federal intervention, rather it be donald trum

you're coming with chicago alderman raymond lopez criticize chicago's leadership arguing that recent decisions by officials. >> leave the city vulnerable during the administrative transition. why would tell undocumented individuals you're that concerned about them to put a note on their door basically declaring that and document live here. that is stupid. despite reports that up to 200 ice officers are expected to carry out an immigration raid chicago the day after president-elect donald trump is inaugurated. incoming border czar tom homan tells the washington post that the new administration has not made a final decision yet. holding criticized the league rate details telling the post cool. it's unfortunate because anyone really keen law enforcement operations puts officers at greater risk nationally. the immigration debate remains divisive. while most americans say they support deporting undocumented migrants in new actions. pulver feels that only 28% favor of using military funds for such operations and family separations. our highly unpopular. >> and that was jorge ventura report

and we're seeing evidence of that starting out in chicago. one thing that we're seeing that is different is that the federal government has deployed all of its law enforcement agencies to help in this effort. that includes the fbi, the dea, the federal bureau of prisons, the atf. they are all working with ice in this effort. and that is significant because they're going into cities like chicago, where local law enforcement has said that they will not help in the enforcement of these immigration rules. also very significant. two senior trump administration officials are in chicago this morning. they are on the ground. you're seeing images there of tom homan, the border czar, and of emil bove. he is the acting deputy attorney general, and they are on the ground overseeing the operations. we have a statement from bove saying that this morning, quote, i had the privilege of observing brave men and women of the department deploying in lockstep with dhs to address a national emergency arising from our four years of failed immigration policy in chic

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he's an alderman for chicago's second ward. brian, thank you so much for being with us this afternoon. have you been given any details of what this operation might look like in chicago? what potential raids might entail? and have you heard anything about operations beginning today in your area? >> no we haven't. you know, we've put out a warning to the migrant community and especially to our latino neighborhoods in chicago. there's a lot of nonprofit groups on the ground right now distributing material on how to protect your rights and things of that nature. so there's a little bit of fear as a result of that, and people are apprehensive because of it's just an unknown. but we have seen absolutely zero evidence that the federal government, under these new executive orders, are taking any immediate action. and frankly, i don't think they could if they wanted to. they don't have the capability. right now, we have a very small number of federal agents stationed in chicago, and if they want to round up hundreds of people, they have

of the city of chicago. and what his plan is mass deportations. we are told there will be a $100.00 to $200.00 federal officers going into the city of chicago, which is a sanctuary city meeting. it welcomes immigrants and it does does not give them up to federal authorities. so the federal authorities are going to chicago and home and says other cities as well. the 1st thing they say they're going to do is look for people with a criminal record that could just be driving adventures. and they say anyone else who's caught in their net who is not documented as an american, we'll also be arrested and reported 0 that's out 0 john henry, thank you very much. john will come back to you a little later this afternoon, especially as the crowds continue to gather where you are. i want to bring of yours up to speed on what's been happening this week on capitol hill, where it has been a hectic last few days. donald trump's cabinet, an agency fix that's his team, have been through a gauntlet of questions during senate con

he brought up chicago earlier on the program.rk with a targeted list, there was discussion about chicago because specific operational plan was released. so you have to look at reevaluate does this raise safety concerns? and it does. but we address that and teams are affected to make effective today. >> sandra: how confident are you that they will write that ship in chicago dealing with this crisis? >> i'm very confident. in this administration and i am confident in tom homan getting things done. and i am confident that chicagoans will step up. we are ready to assist in any way they can. there are those of us willing to work with this administration to make sure that people who are here illegally or sent back home. we want to also make sure that those criminals who came here to set up their criminal operations, again, are sent home. what ever we have to do chicagoans to assist with that, we are ready to help. >> sandra: here is more from president trump vowing to take back our cities. okay? >> i will attract our government to use

but the sanctuary city label means the chicago police department will not be aiding i.c.e.wn yesterday that it will not assist or intervene in civil immigration enforcement in a statement monday. last week, two older people attempted to pass an amendment to the sanctuary city ordinance that would allow police to work with i.c.e. officials when undocumented residents are arrested or convicted of specific gang or drug related crimes. the idea was rejected 39-11. but alderman raymond lopez tells me they're not going to give up and tomorrow they'll welcome colleagues in city hall to collaborate on possible new measures. i asked lopez if he agrees with homan's stance that the mayor should be arrested for his role in making the crisis bigger. >> i would hope that tom homan chooses to enforce federal obstruction charges against people like brandon johnson who are trying to protect criminals in the city of chicago through our sanctuary city laws. we can be welcoming while also using our minds and using common sense and getting rid of those individuals who choose to engage in crimin

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the people in chicago.irst and americans second or third or fourth way down on the line. a justice for that family would have been to take this guy out behind the court and hang him like they used to. that's what he deserved, that's what the families should have got. unfortunately that's not what they can't. >> trace: when you hear that, when you hear they are giving special treatment and plea deals to people like this, you know, what does it tell you about the government? >> it tells us that we have a government that really does not care about it's citizens. it tells me that we have a government who feels like it's more important to push their agenda, whatever that might be, i still haven't quite figured that out yet, rather than taking care of citizens. the fact of the matter is, we are looking at our mayor, our city council protect people who have been in this country, we don't know who they are, we don't know where they are coming from, what walks of life they come from. we know that they come here and

but whether or not those wide sweeps will, in fact, begin here in chicago is still unclear. that plan might have changed after the information leaked over the weekend. lilia luciano, cbs news, chicago. >>> in some of his final acts in office former president biden issued a series of unprecedented preemptive pardons against possible retribution from the trump administration. while biden was at the capitol yesterday for president trump's inauguration, word came down that he was issuing pardons for his three siblings and their spouses. biden also approved pardons for dr. anthony fauci, retired joint chiefs chairman general mark milley, and members of the house committee that investigated the january 6th attack on the capitol. >>> families of both israelis and american hostages also took part in the inauguration events. relatives of hostages still being held by hamas and those who were killed were welcomed on stage during the scaled down inaugural parade at the capital one arena. former hostage noa argamani who was rescued last year was also there. newly released video shows mom

feeling like minus 16 monday in chicago. and when we head to cities like houston and new orleans, it's there where we could see wintry weather as well. we're tracking a storm monday into tuesday that could bring several inches of snow and sleet to the area. winter storm warnings already in effect. we're gearing up for another round of strong santa ana winds. an extreme fire warning -- an extreme fire risk has been issued for places like malibu and san fernando where wind gusts could reach as high as 80 miles per hour. linsey. >> linsey: somara, thank you so much. >>> speaking of cold, we have a frosty, frigid battle. big game night on monday night. the college football playoff national championship. ohio state against notre dame. the final game of the season. both teams with a long and rich history of winning and a devoted fan base. more now from abc's will reeve. >> reporter: the stage is set for an historic showdown in atlanta, as the ohio state buckeyes and notre dame fighting irish go head to head in the first ever 12-te

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