a buyer in colorado to purchase some odm stock. the buyer's broker in colorado sees that the last odm was at $10 a share. the buyer goodbye from 1 to 99 shares, which would be known as an odd lot. but colorado friend decides to in 100 shares known as a round block. the colorado wires the order to his new york office. the buy order is telephoned to the floor of the new york stock exchange. it is given to the firm's floor partner who becomes the representative of the buyer in colorado. the floor partner goes to the post where odm stock is traded. the representative, the buyer in colorado bids $10 a share for 100 shares, but at the moment there is no stock offered sale at this price. in the meantime, however, in main and odm stock holder who needs cash decides to sell his 100 shares. if he can get $10 a share. the main broker wires, the sell order to his firm's represented on the floor of the new york stock exchange. this firm's floor partner representing the seller in main offers to sell 100 shares of odms at $10 a share. the price o

first we have hr 231 which i sponsored and reauthorized the colorado pilot program. through fiscal year 2026. the colorado river basin is one of the most developed rivers in the united states and in our history. i know i've done a lot of work in that basin had numerous divergence. multiple compacts, laws, regulatory guidelines, contracts , court decisions and decrees. experiencing a long-term drought conditions. many actions have been taken to address the basin might legislation seeks to reauthorize a program that has re- water conservation projects conserving water for colorado system storage to help mitigate the impacts of the drought. to be clear, this program is not and should not be viewed as a permanent solution to addressing the drought conditions in the basin. however, at this time, it is a tool that the upper basin states can use to reduce risks to test new water management strategies. while we are not discussing broader colorado basin issues today, i do want to say that this committee is committed to working with the trump administration, the tribes, the se

the colorado river basin covers seven states, arizona, california, colorado, new mexico, nevada, utah and wyoming. wyoming is a headwaters with the green river. it also covers the republic of mexico. in the u.s., it provides water for irrigation of nearly 4.5 million acres of land, and supports hydropower facilities that can generate more than 4200 megawatts of electricity within -- electricity. within the basin there are seven national wildlife refuges and 11 national park service units. in 2014 the bureau of reclamation, the river basin states and the water users explored ideas that could mitigate the impacts of the ongoing drought in the basin. the system conservation pilot program, a four year pilot program designed to explore solutions to address declining water levels in lake mead and lake powell and the potential for long-term drought in the upper colorado river basin. the program implemented and tested on the ground voluntary water conservation opportunities that may help manage ongoing record drought conditions in the basin. the scpp originally concluded in 2018. from 2015 un

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in colorado. we just put it in our state constitution with 60 plus percent of coloradans in favor of it. it would be wrong to take it off the market. it wouldn't be based on science, and it would go right against the commitment of president trump's campaign that abortion rights are up to the states. >> now, you are reportedly requesting over $600,000 in additional funding for three new attorneys to help with litigation related to the new administration. are you confident the resources and political will is there to support your office in these efforts? and are you concerned about acts of retribution from this president in response to legal challenges? >> reverend al, i'll start with your last point. i'm concerned about the rule of law. i'm concerned that this administration doesn't seem to respect the basic rules of the road. when that case i mentioned involving birthright citizenship came before the federal judge, he asked the question, where are the lawyers? we need lawyers to make sure that gov

colorado is not a sanctuary state.o will continue to work in compliance with state and federal law. if federal law enforcement agencies in apprehending dangerous criminals to make colorado safer for everyone. however, a review of laws in denver and boulder county show many sanctuary provisions and you know about aurora, right? white house border czar tom homan in "focus" with me yesterday. >> for any mayor or governor who doesn't want public safety threats removed from their communities i find it hard to believe that. we will do it with or without them. if they won't help them, get out of the way. do not impede our operations. we won't walk away from it like the biden administration did. we'll enforce the immigration law. >> harris: we'll get back to that in a moment. we have some breaking news. we'll hold off. we're waiting for president trump and the prime minister of japan to get together inside the oval office for a visit. as that happens, we'll go straight to it. we're watching kind of the time and we'll watch tog

." ♪ >>> out here in the western colorado countryside, the wide open spaces can stretch for miles.n a place this remote. it might seem unlikely that two lonely souls might find each other and a second chance at love. but that's exactly what happened here. until one warm summer day, when the peace of this place was shattered by unimaginable violence. >> 911. what is the emergency? >> i came home. my husband is dead. [ crying ] >> you what? >> my husband is dead. >> this was a big story that shocked a small town. >> there's stuff everywhere. he has blood under his head. >> there was a scare in the community, you know, that something like that could happen. we don't have a lot of crime here. >> no. god, who would do this? >> murders just didn't really happen there, especially murders with so many twists, and especially to a well-respected businessman that everybody really loved. >> alan helmick was a fixture in this community, a man who dedicated his life to helping others achieve their dreams, getting small businesses off the ground and families into their first homes. in fact, he wa

what are they paying in colorado? if you are an 18-year-old, if you graduate high school, you move out to where your world is, what is the starting salary job and work in a be in five to 10 years? mr. arnold: thank you for the question. if you grew up in our part of the country you are going to start as a first year apprentice making $23 an hour, plus health benefits, and access to free career training. at the end of that five-year program right now a journey woman or man pipefitter his going to make 27 dollars an hour, plus health and retirement benefits on top of that. which means nothing is coming out of the paycheck to provide those things. typically we are going to be in the 90th percentile for hourly wages, so it is truly a path to the middle class. rep. goldman: and beyond. west texas, five to 10 years you can be making well over six figures. it certainly pays to be in the industry, there is no weston about it, especially in texas. mr. o'connor, i'm not bashing any of these worlds, but you talked a number of ti

las reacciones de este colorado.o que este miÉrcoles desplegÓ mÁs de 400 efectivos en bÚsqueda de un centenar de presunto pandilleros del tren de araba, habÍa vehÍculos de uso militar y agentes fuertemente armado con equipo tÁctico tocando puerta por puerta, entrando a la fuerza en alguna de las unidades. >> hasta bombas lacrimÓgenas se lanzaron para adentro y todo, nos tumbaron la puerta. reportera: dejaron escenas como estas. >> de robaron muchas puertas, fue un daÑo psicolÓgico tanto para los niÑos como para nosotros los adultos. primer algo humano. >> yo quiero ir a la escuela. >> [habla en inglÉs] reportera: decÍa el representan de seguridad nacional que lo hicieron bajo mandato de seguridad pÚblica, pero pesares de los recursos utilizados, el resultado no fue el que se esperaba. reportes indican que de 30 arrestos sÓlo uno originario de chile resultÓ ser integrante del tren de aragua. >> [habla en inglÉs] reportera: declarÓ el zar de la frontera, tom holman que el plan de acciÓn se filtrÓ antes de comenzar, oca

what are they paying in colorado? if you are an 18-year-old, if you graduate high school, you move out to where your world is, what is the starting salary job and work in a be in five to 10 years? mr. arnold: thank you for the question. if you grew up in our part of the country you are going to start as a first year apprentice making $23 an hour, plus health benefits, and access to free career training. at the end of that five-year program right now a journey woman or man pipefitter his going to make 27 dollars an hour, plus health and retirement benefits on top of that. which means nothing is coming out of the paycheck to provide those things. typically we are going to be in the 90th percentile for hourly wages, so it is truly a path to the middle class. rep. goldman: and beyond. west texas, five to 10 years you can be making well over six figures. it certainly pays to be in the industry, there is no weston about it, especially in texas. mr. o'connor, i'm not bashing any of these worlds, but you talked a number of ti

. ♪ ♪ presentadora: redada de ice en colorado. decena de presunto miembro de la pandilla el tren de aragua. >> [habla en inglÉs] ilia: otro bloqueo a la orden ejecutiva que elimina la ciudadanÍa por nacimiento. una jueza federal pone en pausa la entrada en vigor. la comunidad internacional rechaza la propuesta de donald trump los palestinos teme un segundo Éxodo. >> yo quisiera que este martirio se terminara. ilia: en medio del temor que viven miles de indocumentados surgen al mÁs noble que le dan la mano a los mÁs vulnerables. >> es triste que yo vaya a recoger una lista para ir a la tienda a comprar el mandado. locutor: Éste es noticiero univisiÓn con ilia calderÓn. ilia: comenzaba nacer con los operativos de wise que llegaron a aurora colorado donde desembarcaron miembros de la agencia como de la de ahÍ el fbi busca a mÁs de 100 miembros de la pandilla "el tren de aragua" reportera: al sonido de bombas texas fue como despertaron cientos de familias durante un fuerte operativo en la madrugada de este miÉrcoles en la zona metropo

. >> in connection with the alleged assault of a 19 year old hotel employee. >> in eagle county, colorado. >> the media descended almost immediately. >> kobe bryant did cooperate with the investigation and did turn himself in on july 4th. >> it set off alarm bells in the newsroom. >> kobe's been what. >> shock went through my mind. like for real? >> kobe bryant is one of my son's heroes. i mean, he does have an impeccable reputation and the d.a. has to think about that in making the decision to charge and prove this case beyond a reasonable doubt. >> this is not kobe. there's no way kobe would find himself in this position. he just had a kid. things are going well. this is a marriage he desperately wanted. he wouldn't throw any of that away for this situation. >> the defendant. >> was charged with one count of sexual assault, a class three felony. at this time. i had been a lawyer for eight years. i tried some homicide cases and sexual assault cases, but nothing of this magnitude. >> if you think about the d.a. from his perspective, he doesn't want to lose the biggest case to come his way

. >> a farming and ranching community, pretty much a sleepy little colorado town. >> cute and small and ill prepared for what was about to happen to them good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. >> i'm mark hurlbert. i'm the district attorney for the fifth judicial district from july 1st of 2003. i got a call from the sheriff's office and he said, mark, we have a case where kobe bryant is accused of sexually assaulting a woman. >> kobe bryant was arrested on july 4th. >> in connection with the alleged assault of a 19 year old hotel employee. >> in eagle county, colorado. >> the media descended almost immediately. >> kobe bryant did cooperate with the investigation and did turn himself in on july 4th. >> it set off alarm bells in the newsroom. >> kobe's been what. >> shock went through my mind. like for real? >> kobe bryant is one of my son's heroes. i mean, he does have an impeccable reputation and the d.a. has to think about that in making the decision to charge and prove this case beyond a reasonable doubt. >> this is not kobe. there's no way kobe would find himself in this position. he

in the us, and if you ask colorado can you defend greenland and development, colorado would not be ablepeak for the trump administration for the trump administration for the trump administration for the aspi, this is my personal opinion, that denmark is not capable of defending if you want to talk greenland. if you want to talk defence greenland. if you want to talk - defence in _ greenland. if you want to talk - defence in all— greenland. if you want to talk - defence in all of- greenland. if you want to talk - defence in all of these l about defence in all of these and international stability, there is a �* european there is a factor european countries that had to hold informal talks and options if the us president moves to seize greenland, the greenland, including the prospect of having to send prospecteof haulngteesend me the us is a nato are these comments member, are these comments creating instability within the defensive alliance which own defensive alliance to which the us is also a member and having to face russia?- the us is also a member and having to face russia? that is a

la agencia fue detrÁs de mÁs de 100 miembros del tren de aragua en colorado, un estado que ha estadoho de este grupo criminal. protesta contra la gestiÓn de trump. hoy miles de personas salieron a las calles en ciudades de todo el paÍs para repudiar las medidas implementadas por el presidente desde las redadas migratorias en las escuelas hasta el despido masivo de empleados federales y la asistencia internacional suspendida de manera indefinida. hay una segunda jueza federal le pone freno a la orden ejecutiva de trump que busca derogar la ciudadanÍa por nacimiento, que estÁ consagrada en la constituciÓn de este paÍs. esto es un alivio para muchas mujeres embarazadas y vacas lecheras de nevada han sido infectadas con una nueva cepa de la gripe aviar, distinta de la versiÓn que se ha estado propagando entre los rebaÑos duran este Último aÑo. consultamos con un doctor sobre el impacto de este brote en nuestra salud. asÍ comenzamos. >> noticias telemundo en la noche con aranza loizaga. >> bienvenidos y muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos esta noche comenzamos con los presuntos delincuentes d

these folks in rural colorado and in the suburbs around every city in colorado are watching their friends, family, and neighbors struggle with mental health issues that rose up after the pandemic. this funding freeze wouldn't just strip funding from these programs, it would force our critical rural hospitals to lay off staff or turn away patients at a time when they need it most. we should be fighting to increase access to quality, affordable health care, no matter where people live, not take it away. the federal funding freeze has already been blocked by the court oz several times because it is blatantly illegal. it makes no sense, but make no mistake, mr. vought and the trump administration will keep poking and prodding our courts and our constitution until they get their way. all of these actions serve a sinister purpose -- to completely transform our government into one that gives enormous, enormous tax cuts, largely directed at those who don't need them appeared in many cases -- and in many cases in colorado don't want them, and puts working-class americans, puts working-class americ

but i mean, the region of what's now imperial valley was originally called the colorado desert. and a number of investors worked, one with which are chaffey to rename their region to imperial valley because they were investing in this agricultural vision for the region and they didn't think that the colorado desert was a particularly name for an agricultural region. so they built this canal from the colorado river, which actually throughout history tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of years the colorado river, periodically would flow into this region, was called the salt and sink area, and became at times late career with the original courier indians that were there. but in modern times it would float into the gulf of mexico. so they created this, uh, canal to bring water for agriculture. and it's a long and interesting, complex. but they were involved in struggles with the federal government over water rights, where the federal government was saying, well, we should control this water. and if we can prove a navigable river, then federal government regulations come in. so

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

and it's because in uh, the end $23.00 themselves of no lines with the colorado river lines. this is becoming more of a nationalist move. but now that dale was now saying, we are going to keep track of that now, so it makes us feel free to have enough troops. but, you know, quite frankly, in the military tubs, it could be more about their organization of, of the weakness of the deals, the government. so, and the all see organization. so we could be, this could become very quite, quite serious if they do move forward that it would just be about, or why the, it would be about, you know, who, who, who actually controls the truck country of the democratic republic of congo. nicodemus, on that point, as you just heard from you can, could the, the m, 23 parts now of a wider alliance. is that just window dressing to make it look like it's not just the m 23 or is the, is that a real thing? do you think there was a real prospect of them going all the way to construct a vast distance in a vast country? but it is west reminding people that they were it was it was a precedent that were w

leavitt, storming apartment buildings to target more than 100 venezuelan gang members in aurora, colorado. but it seems that migrant criminals knew they were coming. welcome back as "america reports" heads into a second hour on this no way, i see day in new york. i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: i'm john roberts where we don't have a lick of snow that rain. multiagency rains focus on building where tren de aragua belief to take taken over terrorizing locals. that the apartments found mtn gang members tipped off by media reports from information leaks. >> sandra: the administration vowing to get to the bottom of that. activists armed with megaphone seen alerting migrants about the operation and taunting agents as they try to do their job. border czar, tom homan, is issuing this stern warning here to speak of this is not a game. this is not a joke. this is serious business and they need to stop or we will prosecute them to the department of justice. >> john: tda expert joins us with his thoughts in a moment the first bill melugin in aurora, colorado, within the exclusive and he rode a

. >> y bueno, se dieron en lugares como colorado y maryland. estas redadas.s tardes. pues sÍ, crece el temor entre la comunidad inmigrante por las redadas. ahora, en este caso, bÁsicamente estÁ diciendo que el objetivo en aurora, colorado era detener a mÁs de 100 miembros de este grupo criminal tren de aragua, y que todo es parte de una investigaciÓn activa. ademÁs, el dueÑo de un restaurante latino en nueva jersey nos cuenta cÓmo un video falso de una redada estÁ afectando su negocio. residentes graban desde sus ventanas la llegada de agentes migratorios a viviendas cercanas, parte de e las reciens redadas que siguen cobrando fuerza en estados unidos. >> empezÓ la comunicaciÓn. amistades. mira, por aquÍ entrÓ la migra. sÍ. esta migraciÓn. >> ahÍ se refiriÓ a este enorme operativo en aurora, colorado, en el que dijo que buscaban arrestar a mÁs de 100 miembros del grupo criminal tren de aragua, con asistencia de otras agencias federales. >> we're here today to conduct an at large enforcement operation looking for a trend agua. >> arrestos tambiÉn en denver y b

. >> dana: immigration raids targeting the worst of the worst in colorado. hundreds of federal agents working to take down venezuelan gang members in denver and aurora, colorado. i'm dana perino. >> john: good to be with you. john roberts in washington. massive crackdown taking aim at more than 100 members of the gang tren de aragua. the raids focusing on apartment buildings where tda was in control terrorizing residents. the gang was expecting company. the targeted departments were mostly empty. officials say they will not let up and keep working to make the community safe. >> dana: bill melugin was on the scene as the enforcement action was underway and live in aurora today. hi, bill. >> dana, good morning to you. this was an enormous operation. we're talking hundreds of federal agents across multiple federal agencies. their goal as you guys stated was to target about 100 tren de aragua gang members in the aurora, area. the goal was derailed possibly due to leaks to the media this operation was coming. we were given access to tag along and witness all of i

i yield a minute and a half to my good friend from colorado, ms. boebert. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman colorado is recognized for 1 1/2 minutes. ms. boebert: i am totally focused on codifying president trump's executive actions to make america great again. this bill will do just that. permanently solidifying president trump's decision to classify fentanyl related substances and fentanyl as scheduled one drugs. really, maybe it doesn't go far enough. i think it should be a weapon of mass destruction. i have a bill to do exactly that. maybe that will be the next bill that we are debating on the floor this congress. in colorado i can't even go into the grocery store, the gas station, or even our local firearms store without meeting someone who has had a loved one die from fentanyl. according to the c.d.c. in 2022 alone, fentanyl was responsible for over 73,000 deaths. that's like losing seven of my rural communities in just one year. guess what? now it's the leading cause of death for americans ages 18 to 45. it's a shame because it didn't have to

host: that was mark in colorado. some doge staffers are now getting the spotlight from media organizations, including "the wall street journal." this is one of their headlines today. key staff or over racist posts on x. one of the staffers who gave access to the central payment system resigned yesterday after he was linked to the deleted social media account that advocated eugenics and racism. a 25-year-old who is a part of the cadre of the elon musk lieutenants deployed by the department of government efficiency to scrutinize federal spending resigning after the journal asked the white house about his connection to the account. "for the record, i was racist before it." that account posted back in july. "you could not pay me to marry outside my ethnicity," it posted in september. "normalize indian hate." has emerged at the center of the legal battle over access to taxpayer information and systems the treasury department uses to process trillions and payments annually. that story again from "the wall street journal" t

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

there are a lot of fans from colorado.no bigger one than miss peggy. for those of you unfamiliar with her, who is she and how did she make it into this press conferene with you? >> miss peggy is 100 years old. she is awesome. she is unbelievable, separate generations, but she has embraced me, loved me, guided me, supported me in every facet. our goal was not to do this and that the season. we have to get her to a bowl game and that is what we did. we achieved that. [applause] she is so awesome. i love her life. she remembers everything. she does not forget one thing. >> stephen: does she give you any advice? >> she says win. >> keep it simple. the new season of your docuseries just came out. we have a clip. what do we need to see here? >> the kids were invited to paris to a fashion show. >> stephen: it has been called the vegas of france. >> they went overseas to do that and it wasfunny because shiloh and then were going back and forth. this is something, they called me from over there because shiloh didn't like how his br

and joining me now is the colorado attorney general, phil weiser. access to government data. a judge has since temporarily blocked doj's access to the treasury department's databases in response to this lawsuit. lawsuit. attorney general, thank you for joining us. your lawsuit is relatively uncomplicated and fairly straightforward. tell us what it is you are suing to get done. and this this response by by the judge. >> basically people who didn't go through security checks, who weren't trained got access to sensitive, confidential information that they're. able to. potentially share it, have it risked being. disclosed to who knows whom. and that's something the american people are deeply concerned about. we got more calls in our office about this issue than any other issue. in six years of my time as attorney general. the american people deserve systems that work that protect their privacy. and as you've been talking about, our constitutional system of government means the executive branch has to faithfully execute the laws, not rewrite them, not un

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el tren de aragua, pero en todo el paÍs y no solo en colorado como lo tenÍan planificado.e hoy da a la patrulla de carreteras del estado la autoridad de preguntar por el estatus migratorio, pero tambiÉn arrestar a indocumentados. juan camilo holguÍn tiene detalles de este acuerdo y tambiÉn las reacciones de la comunidad. >> a los dueÑos de varios negocios en homestead los invade la incertidumbre. dicen que con las imÁgenes de las redadas de ice a lo largo del paÍs, sus ventas cayeron dramÁticamente. >> si los restaurantes, todos, todos los negocios. no ha habido ventas. porque por la gente que no sale, que tiene miedo de que los llegue a pescar. >> migraciÓn unido jamÁs serÁ vencido. >> este viernes, la manifestaciÓn en homestead tambiÉn reflejÓ el miedo generalizado con solo 1/3 de quienes normalmente se reÚnen en esta zona del sur de florida para protestar por los inmigrantes. la mayorÍa son jÓvenes. por quÉ tantos jÓvenes hay aquÍ? >> porque estamos aportando nuestros padres que no pueden venir ellos mismos. >> estoy aquÍ porque estoy apoyando a mis padres que vinieron

plus over 100 violent venezuelan gang members in colorado targeted by officials now. they are on it. disinformation on the raid, though, is running rampant. there are cameras everywhere. that's confusing. >> we're surely not targeting u.s. citizens. we're targeting criminals and those who broke the law but entering the country illegally. >> harris: dangerous illegals may have been tipped off that officials were coming. president trump's border czar tom homan in "focus" next. this charmin ultra soft smooth tear has wavy edges. it's no ordinary square. charmin ultra soft smooth tear has wavy perforations that tear so much better, with more cushiony softness. enjoy the go, with charmin. when i got diagnosed with skin cancer, it was right under my eye. i was told that surgery was the only option, and i did not want to get cut open on my face. i asked my women's group to pray for me, and one of the other ladies told me about the procedure that her friend had and it was gentlecure. if you, like millions of others, are affected by skin cancer, it's important to know that sur

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ha sido esta maÑana en la zona metropolitana de denver, en colorado.ciones en los medios que ponen en riesgo la seguridad operativa para los oficiales y los primeros migrantes que fueron enviados a la base militar de guantÁnamo en cuba son todos integrantes de la peligrosa pandilla venezolana el tren de aragua. fueron unos diez. asÍ lo ha confirmado el departamento de seguridad nacional. su secretaria, christie noam, ha dicho que los peores criminales serÁn detenidos en esas instalaciones militares. entreanto, en mÉxico, mÁs de 8000 efectivos de las fuerzas federales de ese paÍs han sido desplegados en al menos 18 ciudades limÍtrofes con estados unidos, mientras inmigrantes varados en esas zonas a lo largo de la frontera, ven en los coyotes su Única soluciÓn. vamos ahora a ciudad de mÉxico con issa osorio. issa buenas tardes. cuÉntanos. adelante. >> este es el muro fronterizo entre tijuana y san isidro, california. una cortina de hierro que se ha vuelto imposible de atravesar para cientos de migrantes. por eso muchos de ellos estÁn pensando en la contr

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homan was in colorado. they deported more than 100 tren de aragua members.t is a huge win for the american people and for law-abiding citizens at the country who have been put last because of the previous administration immigration policies and being put first again because of the trump administration's immigration policies. >> john: karoline, thank you for coming on and spending time and it almost feels like i'm at the front row. >> you should come and join us any time periods payment i enjoyed the times we spent together years ago. >> sandra: karoline, come back soon. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu following a meeting on the hill. will we learn more about president trump's idea to control gaza? >> john: i.c.e. agents attempting to detain them this venezuela gang members in colorado, but why weren't they around, that is the gang members when the agents got them? we dig deeper on that. plus this... >> we are going to bring down inflation. we will cut regulations. and we are going to get the tax cut. the goal is still for them to be made permanent.

energy jobs, canceling colorado energy jobs. and countless other anti-energy measures. that have contributed to gas prices and inflation reaching record levels. the american people spoke in november. they spoke loud and they spoke very clearly. they resoundingly said drill, baby, drill. i am proud of president trump's executive orders to get our country back in the right direction. for drilling, but it is up to us in the house now to do our part and pass legislation to codify what president trump is doing boldly each and every day in the white house. i am proud of his new energy secretary, chris wright. from colorado. and interior secretary doug burr gum. they have started to make good on their promises to unleash american energy and put energy workers in my home state of colorado back to work. we are tired of relying on opec and our adversaries for energy. it's time to bring back and rely on the american roughneck. it is time to terminate the green new scam. president trump is committed to doing that. and we hear about subsidie

it doesn't seem to make a lot of sense to a lot of people are just that was going on in colorado.es over, the department of justice doing j.b. pritzker and chuck brandt brandon johnson for interfering in operations saying in part ins this declan torres and injunctive action to prohibit the state of illinois and subdivisions from enforcing state and local laws designed to and in fact interfere and discriminate against the federal government's enforcement of federal and gray mesh law periods a prince he lost the united states constitution. j.b. pritzker and says he is just following the law. but what immigration custom enforcement and what the border patrols are is saying is look, at the local officials would just honor i.c.e. detainers, he would never have to go into the community with these raids. but the local officials refused to do it. just because that is absolutely correct. our officers, our agents can go into jails in a secure environment and take custody of dangerous felons and get them out of there. but they were doing by not honoring detainers, they allow those people to