tom homan was the immigration and customs enforcement director under the 1st trump term. he is the one that came up with a family separation policy ripping childrens from children, excuse me, from their mother's arms and has a very hard right view of how to handle people who do not have proper documentation . i, i really think that what does indicates is they are going to be highly aggressive about rounding up people in the united states using every means necessary in their view to literally round up 10000000 people and get them out of the united states. they're going to be brutal about it. i see a lot of legal challenges coming and they're going to leverage the military. the national guard key is close with governor greg abbott, in texas, who seems to really enjoy using the national guard along the border. so he's gonna have cooperative governors in certain key border states as well. well, as president elect, donald trump's cabinet begins to take shape. several top jobs are get to be filled trumps, holding interviews with potential candidates at his moral lago estate in

as acting director of immigration and customs enforcement or ice. after the announcement hold on said he would prioritize the porting undocumented immigrants from the united states trump made cracking down on irregular immigration one of the central elements of his campaign, promising mass deportations. well, law professor ethan berman in los angeles, told the w, the trump pick for borders our shows. he's committed to that pledge. now that tells us that donald trump was very serious on the campaign trail about attempting to deport well over 10000000 people from the united states. tom homan was the integrations and customs enforcement director under the 1st trump term. he is the one that came up with the family separation policy ripping childrens from children, excuse me, from their mother's arms and has a very hard right view of how to handle people who do not have proper documentation . i, i really think that what does indicates is they are going to be highly aggressive about rounding up people in the united states using every means necessary in th

the number comes from the immigration and customs enforcement, which said there were this many noncitizensn its database, but not detained by them. but the department of homeland security has said this data has been misinterpreted, and includes people who entered the us under previous administrations, notjust under biden and harris. experts also told bbc verify thatjust because they weren't in ice detention, doesn't mean they are all on the loose. many will be held by other agencies or in prison. abortion rights are a key issue for the democrats, with kamala harris repeating this claim. the number comes from the immigration and customs enforcement, which said there were this many noncitizens convicted of homicide on its database, but not detained by them. but the department of homeland security has said this data has been misinterpreted, and includes people who entered the us under previous administrations, notjust under biden and harris. experts also told bbc verify thatjust because they weren't in ice detention, doesn't mean they are all on the loose. many will be held by other agencies

he also named his former immigration and customs enforcement director to oversee border control. and the president elect's campaign promise of mass deportation of illegal migrants. nbc's alice barr is tracking the transition to a second trump term in washington, d.c. more consequential appointments in a big week for the trump transition team, the president elect putting tom homan, his former acting director of immigration and customs enforcement, in charge of the nation's borders. every morning i get up, every morning, i'm off about what this administration did to most secure border in my lifetime. so i'm going to go back and do what i can to fix it. president elect trump saying homan will lead, quote, all deportation of illegal aliens back to their country of origin. homan was a supporter of the controversial policy that separated migrant families during the first trump term. asked about that recently on cbs's 60 minutes, is there a way to carry out mass deportation without separating families? of course, there's families can be deported together. democrats pushing back. this is

. >> reporter: tom homan is the former acting director of immigration and customs enforcement. to serve as president-elect trump's so-called border czar. the removal of potentially millions of undocumented immigrants. >> every morning i'm pissed off about what the administration did to the border. >> reporter: homan laid out part of his plan with cecilia vega in late october. >> let me tell you what's not going to be first. it's not going to be a massive sweep of neighborhoods. it's not going to be building concentration camps. i have read it all. it's ridiculous. >> reporter: but if mass deportation is not going to be, as you said, massive sweeps and concentration camps. what is it? >> there will be targeted arrests. we will know who we're going to arrest, where we are most likely to find them based on numerous investigative processes. >> reporter: cbs news has learned trump has set to name stephen miller to work with homan. miller, an aid for stricter imigration laws, will be white house deputy chief of staff for domestic policy. he has said trump would seek to deputize natio

us customs and border protection, immigration and customs enforcement and much more.rump campaign, noem was reportedly considered as a vice presidential running mate until she received national attention and backlash for saying that she shot and killed her dog because it was not a good hunter. >> some democratic leaders in sacramento are concerned about a decision that is expected to raise gas prices in california. now, california's air resources board approved new clean air rules last week in an update to the state's low carbon fuel standard. it is expected to increase costs on oil refineries in an effort to decrease greenhouse gases by 30%. the concern is that the cost of those cleaner fuels will be passed directly onto consumers. >> that's okay. we don't dispute their policy and their intent. i would just like the policymakers to take accountability for what they're doing. >> some analysts warn some oil refiners will decide it's not worth doing business in the state, which could mean shorter supplies and driving up costs even higher. >> oh, boy. all right. time is

he was the acting director of immigrations and customs enforcement at the beginning of mr trump's lastm. and stephen miller, a long—time trump advisor known for his strong anti—immigration views, will be trump's deputy chief of staff for policy, one of the most powerful positions in the white house. our north america correspondent, david willis has more. last 2a hours also have seen the announcement of a couple of appointments and no end of frenzied is planned to be nominated to serve as mr trump's, quote, "border czar". he was the acting director of immigrations and customs enforcement at the beginning of mr trump's last term. and stephen miller, a long—time trump advisor known for his strong anti—immigration views, will be trump's deputy chief of staff for policy, one of the most powerful positions in the white house. our north america correspondent, david willis has more. last 2a hours also have seen the announcement of a couple of appointments and no end of frenzied speculation, not least surrounding the positions of head of the national security department and the secretary of sta

he was the acting director of immigrations and customs enforcement previously for trump. he's now expected to serve in a czar-like role, though the details are still being finalized. that could change according to my sources. homan has defended the family separation policy put in place when donald trump was first in office and also recently argued when he was asked about trump's plan for mass deportations that time around that quote, families could be deported together. homan, you'll remember, spoke at the republican convention in july. >> every president i've worked for said they're going to secure the border. president trump actually did it. >> i got a message to the millions of illegal aliens that joe biden released in our country in violation of federal law, you better start packing now. >> as we await that announcement to come, i should also note on this wednesday there will be a remarkable meeting taking place at the white house between president-elect donald trump and president joe biden. it's a tradition after elections, but it's one that did not happen in 2020 wh

you might remember homan, who served as the acting director of immigrations and customs enforcement, previously, for trump. he is now expected to serve, though that could change according to my sources. homan is someone who has defended the family separation policy that was put in place when donald trump was first in office and also recently argued, when asked about trump's plan for master predations this time around, that, quote families could be deported together. you will remember homan spoke of the republican convention in july. >>> every president of workforce that they would secure their border. president trump actually did it. i got a message, to the illegal aliens that are in our country in violation of federal law, you better start packing now. >> as we wait for that announcement to come in the next few days, i should also note that on this wednesday there will be a remarkable meeting taking place at the white house between president-elect donald trump and president joe biden. it is a tradition, after elections, but it is one that did not happen in 2020, when trump was false

griff jenkins has an exclusive interview with the acting director of immigration and customs enforcement for the biden administration but we begin with correspondent bill melugin in eagle pass. good evening, bill. >> hey, bret. good evening to you. so for the past three and a half years now. the state of texas has worked basically by itself with no federal support to secure its own border. even being sued multiple times along the way by the biden administration. so, tom homan's visit here at eagle pass today was meant to send a message. there is a new sheriff coming to town in the state of texas is going to have the full support of the trump administration. >> let me be clear. there is going to be a mass deportation. because we just created a mass illegal immigration crisis on the border. >> incoming trump administration border czar, tom homan, side by side with texas governor greg abbott at the border in he'll pass texas, today. >> there have been girls in texas raped and murdered by people who come across the border illegally. >> the pair visited a texas national guard base where they

the immigration and customs enforcement in the 1st trump administration probably is also expected to name florida. senator marco rubio as a secretary of state. if confirmed rubio would be the 1st latino to serve as america's top diplomat. a fantastic mark. oh, come on up. come on up. as donald trump campaign across the country, one of the key establishments that goes within his movement was florida senator marco rubio. i think a lot of your la rubio was once considered a potential pick to be trumps, a vice president before the president elect settled on j. d vans, the son of cuban emigrants sen. rubio has been a vocal critic of the have on that redeem, as well of the leftist running venezuela. as the vice chairman of the senate intelligence committee and a member of the foreign relations committee was in an outspoken critic of china, seeing it as an economic and security threat to the us. could the chinese government through its ownership of bi dance, could the today use take talk to controlled data on millions of users on ukraine? rubio opposed russia's invasion, but this year he vo

hartline immigration choices to service cabinet. tapping former, asking us immigration and customs enforcement director, tom homan as borders as well as nominating, south dakota, governor christie, known to be homeland security. secretary, but what would it take for donald trump to deliver his master deportation promise? let's take a look at some facts. during estimated 11000000 undocumented immigrants living in the united states, they make up a little over 3 percent of the country's population. that many people would be a large and costly undertaking experts at the american immigration council in washington, dc, research and advocacy group estimate that it would cost us at least $88000000000.00 to deport $1000000.00 people each year. we're looking at a very large potential universe of people who could be affected. many of those are going to be people who crossed in the cross without being apprehended and have just been living without incident for years. some of them are going to be people who have some previous form of legal status that has laps. some are going to be people who currently have

donald trump has announced that tom homan, the former acting director of immigration and customs enforcement's borders in his new administration. trump named homan his "border czar" in a post on truth social, saying he'll oversee the country's borders, maritime areas, and aviation security. in addition to overseeing borders, trump said homan will be in charge of all deportation of migrants, a central part of his agenda. there is more information on our site. the latest cop climate conference is under way in baku in azerbaijan. once again the world's nations will try to agree how to arrest potentially catastrophic climate change. this year, for the first time, average global temperatures are expected to exceed 1.5 celsius above what they were before the industrial revolution. these are the latest pictures from baku where over 100 world leaders and head of states are expected to converge over the next couple of weeks. our climate editor justin rowlatt reports. i ,29is , 29 is the most important event _ , 29 is the most important event of— , 29 is the most important event of the year.- , 29 is

former acting director of immigrations and customs enforcement under trump will be back on the job, tom homan will be the border czar. we learned marco rubio and bill hagerty under trump's consideration for secretary of state. trump is also considering north dakota governor doug burgum to be in charge of energy policy in the united states. >> i think it is a sign of respect for the state of north dakota that my name is popping up on a short list for various positions. >> in the next half hour, we will go to jarred hill with cbs in new york for more trump's appointments. >>> starting today, big shift in parking rules for drivers in san francisco. thousands of parking spaces will be eliminated. as part of the state's upcoming daylight laws. the law bans cars from parking within 20 feet of a crosswalk, whether it's a marked crosswalk or if there is a painted red kerber not. for now, drivers will get citations, but $40 fines start january 1. we spoke with chp about the change and why this will make the roadways safer. >> this is aimed at increasing visibility of pedestrians, but also, visib

customs and border protection and immigration and customs enforcement to the federal emergency management agency and the u.s. secret service. she had once been on the president-elect's shortlist for vice president, though her relationship with mr. trump shifted after the negative rollout surrounding the publication of her book "no going back." the truth of what's wrong in politics and how we move forward, in it she revealed she once killed her 14-month-old wirehair pointer cricket when she was not displaying the signs of an ideal hunting dog. when it comes to taking a look at immigration issues, thomas homan is the name that was first coming to the forefront in the last couple of days. "wall street journal" writes about it, saying as the acting ice director, he scrapped an obama administration policy, later readopted by the biden administration that directed officers to focus on arresting immigrants in the country legally with serious criminal histories. under his watch, ice ramped up its raids on meat packing plant and other places where spanish speaking immigrants were known to gather.

and it served in the previous trump administration as acting director of immigration and customs enforcement or ice. that's the federal agency responsible for border control. trump made cracking down on your regular immigration, one of his central campaign elements, and he has promised mass deportations. an indian court has started the trial of a police volunteer, accused of racing and murdering a junior doctor. the case states back to august when the woman's body was found in a classroom of a medical college in the eastern city of calcutta, the crime sparked outrage across the country over violence against women. the british prime minister care storm or has joined the french president and manuel mccall and had an armistice day ceremony in paris. mark the 106th anniversary of the end of world war one. he's the 1st british leader to attend the event and 80 years after the ceremony. the 2 leaders are due to discuss a range of topics including ukraine, the middle east, and migration, the prime minister of the eastern african island of maricia. this provincial now has conceded defeat, following

", having previously served as the returning president's acting director of immigration and customs enforcementunited nations meanwhile, mr trump's republican party are edging closer to full control of the us congress. they already have a majority in the senate and need to win just a handful of seats to take the house of representatives. let's speak to our correspondent jessica parker who's at west palm beach in florida. it is quite busy there. we now know a bit more about this appointments. how significant are the latest ones?— appointments. how significant are the latest ones? yes, hello from florida, _ are the latest ones? yes, hello from florida, west _ are the latest ones? yes, hello from florida, west palm - are the latest ones? yes, hello| from florida, west palm beach, where we are hearing this drip, drip of appointments coming from mar—a—lago, nicknamed the winter white house, as donald trump starts making these key appointments. as you were mentioning, one of those is going to be the ambassador to the united nations, an important role in terms of projecting donald trump's thoughts on

we already know, among others, that tom homan the acting director of immigrations and customs enforcementminated to serve as mr trump's "border tsar". and stephen miller — a long—time trump advisor known for his strong anti—immigration views — will be mr trump's deputy chief of staff for policy, one of the most powerful positions in the white house. i'm joined now by our north america correspondent david willis in washington. thank you forjoining me, david. what do we know about these two most recent appointments?- these two most recent a- ointments? . ., appointments? katie perrior, donald trump _ appointments? katie perrior, donald trump vowed - appointments? katie perrior, donald trump vowed his - appointments? katie perrior, i donald trump vowed his second administration would oversee a radical shake—up of the federal government, and the last 24 hours or so have seen the announcement of a couple of appointments and no end of frenzied speculation, not least surrounding the positions of the head of the national security department and the secretary of state position. now, it is widely r

immigrations and customs enforcement in the obama administration joins us now.with this rhetoric of sealing the border absolutely shut. i think some people or many people who voted for donald trump think on day one that's it, nothing crosses the southern border at all when in fact we know there will be thousands of people legally driving across the southern border and legally walking across the southern border and there will also -- there's never been a day were someone hasn't found their way across that border, that couple thousand mile border. >> sealing the border is impossible. we want to make sure that our hands are on the ability to apprehend and intercede threats that cross the border but the challenge has been over the last few years the large number of asylum claims we've seen at the border. i'm not sure what the plan is to deal with that and the challenge there is i've often said is the immigration courts. under long-standing u.s. law before you could get deported after making an asylum claim you're entitled to a full and fair hearing before an immigra

homan once served as acting director of immigration and customs enforcement during trump's first termhe touted his hard line views on immigration and he says deportations are going to be part of a well targeted planned operation conducted by i.c.e. trump also shared this news with the new york post last night. trump told the post i'm honored to nominate chair woman elise stefanik to serve in my cabinet as u.s. ambassador to the united nations. elise is an incredibly strong, tough and smart america first fighter. the house republican conference chair is one of trump's biggest supporters and in a statement to the post stefanik says she accepts the nomination and looks forward to earning support in the senate. the race for senate gop leader is heating up. trump is calling on those vying to become the next senate gop leader to support a senate tool that essentially allows him to bypass congress to quickly get his preferred administration officials in place. in this post on x, trump calls for the president's ability to fill federal vacancies while the senate is in recess. the top contender

this is the first trump era, which was for immigration customs enforcement, one of the sort of innovations sort of say in the later obama years was to create enforcement priorities for how targeted which people to go after. when you have 11 plus million undocumented people in the country, you go after anyone, everyone who's violated immigration laws, or you can say, okay, we're going to target specific people. people have committed. we're going to and in effect, what prioritization meant was it meant the federal government was trying to spare large portions of the undocumented community. so one of the first things that the trump administration did was it threw out these priorities, said, nope, you know, all the gloves are off. we can go after anyone. we want. and symbolic language is very important to the ice rank and file i actually think practically speaking, it was counterproductive to them because if you're not prioritizing anyone, you're not really systematically going after anyone. but that was that was holman's kind of rebranding, so to say, during the first trump administration and

. >> overnight, president elect trump announcing he's hiring former immigration and customs enforcement director tom homan to the position of border czar. homan will be in charge of deporting undocumented immigrants. he recently spoke to 60 minutes. >> i hear a lot of people say, you know, the talk of a mass deportation is racist. it's threatening to the immigrant community. it's not threatening to the immigrant community. it should be threatening to the illegal immigrant community. but on the heels of historic illegal immigration crisis, that has to be done, homan led ice during the early stages of the first trump administration's family separation policy, recently saying this when asked if there's a way to carry out mass deportations without separating families. of course, there's families can be deported together. >> also this morning, president elect trump weighing in on the leadership race in the senate, saying the next republican leader must allow so-called recess appointments, which would give trump temporary power to fill federal vacancies without senate approval. trump saying t

tsar", having previously been the returning president's acting director of immigration and customs enforcementun the environmental protection agency. in a statement the president elect said mr zeldin — a former republican congressman — would work to "to unleash the power of american businesses while maintaining the highest environmental standards". meanwhile, mrtrump's republican party are edging closer to full control of the us congress. they already have a majority in the senate and need to win just a handful of seats to take the house of representatives. our correspondentjessica parker is following the latest from near mar—a—lago in west palm beach florida. as you say, some figures returning from the prior administration, trump mach one. people like stephen miller, who is going to be his deputy chief of staff role in the white house, he was there back in the first trump administration, very much involved with hard—line immigration policies. he looks set to be very much involved in that again, any policy based role. the borders are as you mentioned, tom homan, who again was also involved in

it does cost money to get more border agents and more customs enforcement agents to run whatever programs will be run. there may be a cost savings to help offset that. it may be such a cost savings it ends up paying for that. it still needs congress and the appropriations process to get that through. the argument i am making here is congress might have an easy time getting the appropriations and the mechanization in place to make removals happened. this is one of the things for congress, the republican majority in the house, the incoming republican majority in the senate, and the incoming house synchronized and in lockstep. this may be one of the easier things they do. about cabinet appointments, i am not sure about the piece he is referring to, but there will be some share of criticism about cabinet performance by any president by the opposing party in the u.s. senate. host: this question from x about the demratic policy and communications committee, chris wanted to know will happen between the race between debby dingell and jasmine crockett. why is this something to watch? guest: there'

immigration's on custom enforcement in the obama administration. thank you for joining us.egin with this rhetoric of sealing the border absolutely shut. i think many people who voted for trump think on day one that is it, nothing crosses the southern border at all when in fact we know there will be thousands of people legally driving across the southern border were legally walking across the southern border. and there has never been a day where someone has not found their way across that border which is a couple of thousands of miles long. illegally. >> sealing the border is impossible right, we want to make sure we have our hands on the ability to apprehend threats across the border. the challenge has been on the large number of the selling claims we are seeing. first and foremost i am not sure what the plan is to do with that. the biggest challenge is the immigration courts as i often said. under u.s. law before you can be deported after making a asylum claim you are entitled to a full and fair hearing before a immigration judge. the problem is we never financed immigrati

immigration and customs enforcement, as his border czar leaving emily and her family in limbo. [ speakinge ] >> reporter: for emily and thousands of others, uncertainty looms, yet as long as there are organizations like amigos de guadalupe she says hope remains within reach. >> president trump's first term his administration deported about 1.5 million immigrants. the biden administration is on pace to match those deportation numbers. with president-elect trump threatening to eliminate federal tax credits for electric vehicle purchases, governor gavin newsom says california is preparing to step in offering $7,500 to those who buy hybrid or electric vehicles and today the governor said california would provide that to californians if the federal government does not. if the rebate does disappear, it would be a huge blow to the auto industry. >> for that to go away, it's going to make it much harder for those legacy companies to continue to sell the vehicle. >> california set a goal of ending the sale of new gas-powered vehicles by 2035. >>> marriott hotel workers have joined a major strike i

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immigration and customs enforcement with matters involving serious crimes reported in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> taking a look at the scene in southern california tonight where the mountain fire continues to explode. now burning more than 19,000 acres in ventura county. saul fueled by santa ana winds. firefighters are trying to protect homes, but our sister station ktla says more than a dozen homes have already been destroyed due to the flames. so far communities all across the region here are sending help san jose gilroy contra costa and santa clara all sending firefighters to help in this fight. kron four's kathy trafton has been tracking the conditions in ventura county. she joins us now. cathy, we were dealing with strong winds. they are as well. yes, indeed, of those really strong santa ana winds in southern california are diminishing in southern red flag warning has been with all the way. it's actually a little bit less less than it was earlier today. still in the hills of los angeles county and ventura county, the red flag warning continues because we have

that policy, carried out in part by former immigration and customs enforcement director tom homan. overnight, trump saying homan will be his border czar on the campaign trail. trump making immigration reform a top priority, calling for mass deportations. homan on fox news this morning. >> look, i've been clear with president trump has been clear public safety threats and national security threats will be the priority. >> homan recently asked on 60 minutes if there's a way to have mass deportations without separating families. >> of course, there's families can be deported together. >> the new names being added to the administration come. as sources tell abc news. elon musk is now offering input on staffing decisions. sources say musk has spent nearly every day since the election at mar a lago with trump. perry russom abc news, washington. >> now, here in california, we've been talking about the voting shift with more people casting ballots in favor of donald trump compared to years past, and data shows that trend is even reflected here in the bay area. abc7 news reporter dustin dor

border crossings in the last four years, tom plans to take the handcuffs off immigration and customs enforcement known as i.c.e. but a major question is how he will get the manpower to do it. >> do you believe the local authority should help enforce federal immigration laws? >> absolutely. >> jeffrey gaylor is the sheriff of harford county, maryland, one of dozens across 20 states that are part of the 287 g program which allows the feds to delegate specialized immigration functions to state and local law enforcement. >> this is not stopping people on the street saying show me your papers. they are brought in, they are arrested for something that they have committed. at that point, they are held accountable for the actions of being in the country illegally. >> one of the deputies showed us how the program is run out of the county jail where trained corrections officers can look through i.c.e.'s database and detain suspects arrested for other crimes for up to 48 hours if i.c.e. wants to pick them up and enforce them. >> do you anticipate this program ramping up potentially in the next administrati

you better start packing now home in served as the acting director of immigration and customs enforcement and trump's last administration. trump also announced his longtime adviser stephen miller will be his deputy chief of policy. we could be a country that doesn't let you illegal aliens violate our borders and kill and murder of american children. miller, most notably crafted the trump era policy to separate thousands of immigrant families as a deturrence program. >> trump is also nominating one of his most loyal allies in congress. new york congresswoman elise stefanik to services in bassett or to the united nations president donald trump is the leader. the american people need. the president-elect also issued a key demand to senate republicans as they choose their next leader. >> trump wants to be able to make recess appointments, which would let him fast track. many of his picks without senate approval while votes are still being counted to determine control of the house. democrats like washington, congresswoman pramila jayapal all say they are not waiting for the results to prepare

immigration and customs enforcement with matters involving serious crimes. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> less than 48 hours since donald trump was elected as the 47th president of the united states, governor newsom and attorney general rob bonta both vowing to push back against the incoming trump administration. our kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> well, if this feels like deja vu, it's because it is remember california democratic leaders pushed back hard against president elect trump during his first term in office. and now california attorney general rob bonta says he's ready for round 2 as we will fight back. >> we will punch back. we will push back period. full stop end of story. california attorney general rob bonta sending that message to incoming president donald trump at this press conference overlooking the golden gate bridge. bottom made clear, california has gone after trump before and will do so again. if trump attacks your rights. i'll be there. if trump comes after your freedoms. i'll be

immigration and customs enforcement with matters involving serious crimes. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> well, despite those repeated calls from sb deportations and falsely calling mexicans in many cases, criminals, drug dealers, rapists, hispanic voters helped drive trump's win to the white house. will harris won more than half of hispanic voters. that support was down from about 6 in 10. he went for biden in 2020 one political expert on latino democratics giving us more insight into this reasoning. >> so this is a part of a larger demographic generational change and transformation. it is something entirely unique american history. and it began, as you correctly mentioned in 2016, it accelerated in 2020. and if if if changes are made by the democratic party, you'll see a 38% of the latino vote came from people under the age of 30, a large majority were also men who were born in the united states. the latest vote count in the recall of alameda county district attorney pamela price still has almost 65%. >> of voters supporting th

tsar", having previously been the returning president's acting director of immigration and customs enforcementesident trump has named lee zeldin to run the environmental protection agency. in a statement the president elect said mr zeldin — a former republican congressman — would work to "to unleash the power of american businesses while maintaining the highest environmental standards". they already have a majority in the senate and need to win just a handful of seats to take the house of representatives. joining me now is bbc correspondentjessica parker. just talk us through these appointments. this does not seem to be what donald trump is looking for —— it seems to be he is looking for real loyalty. and some from the first ministration date. ls and some from the first ministration date. is really interesting _ ministration date. is really interesting seeing - ministration date. is really interesting seeing a - ministration date. is really interesting seeing a little i ministration date. is really i interesting seeing a little bit of a pattern of murdering. some have been officially can turns

reporter: after 10 million illegal crossings, he plans to take the handcuffs off immigration and customs enforcement, known as i.c.e. but a major question is how he'll get the manpower to do it. do you believe that local authorities should help enforce federal immigration laws? >> oh, absolutely. i think we have to. >> reporter: this is the sheriff of hartford county, maryland. one of dozens across 21 states that are part of i.c.e.'s 287-g program, allowing specialized delegation to law enforcement. >> this isn't stopping people on the street to say show me your papers. they're arrested for something they have committed against the citizens of our community, and at that point, they're held accountable for being in the country illegally. >> reporter: one of his deputies showed me how the program is run out of the county jail. where trained corrections officers can look through i.c.e.'s database. and detain suspects arrested for other crimes for up to 48 hours if i.c.e. wants to pick them up to deport them. do you anticipate this program ramping up, potentially, in this next administration? >> i belie

also announcing that the former head of immigration and customs enforcement agency, tom homan, is comingut of retirement to serve in a position trump is calling the border czar. miller and immigration hardliner has made it clear he wants all undocumented immigrants out of the country. miller seen at trump's rally last month america is for americans and americans only. trump saying hom in charge of all deportation of illegal aliens back to their country of origin. the president elect has not said how the mass deportation would happen or how much it would cost. homan led ice during trump's first administration, when thousands of migrants were separated from their children. he was recently asked on 60 minutes if that would happen again. >> is there a way to carry out mass deportation without separating families? >> of course, there's families can be deported together. >> trump also naming lee zeldin as his epa administrator and new york representative elise stefanik as un ambassador. now opening the vacancy to her seat in the house, miller said on abc news los angeles. >> sources tell abc n

meantime, ex acting immigration and customs enforcement director tom homan tapped monday to serve as trump's border czar. >> public safety threats and national security threats will be the priority because they have to be. they pose the most dangerous to this country. so we're going to prioritize those groups home and now tasked with delivering on the president elect's promise to carry out the largest deportation operation in the nation's history. >> we're seeing certainly a lot of immigration hardliners already be announced. >> joining homan, a familiar face from the previous trump administration. stephen miller, appointed deputy chief of staff for policy. miller, a longtime adviser and speechwriter, also an immigration hardliner. i think that we're going to immediately see a termination of daca, which is deferred action for childhood arrivals, for u.n. ambassador, the president elect nominating new york congresswoman elise stefanik, who vigorously defended trump during his impeachment trial. stefanik, also a staunch supporter of israel who has criticized some of the u.n. stances on