that as the white house felt to go after criminals and cartels dea administrators here to tell us howy will do it. >> carley: this is month one helping philadelphia eagles super bowl win is already planning to delay school on monday by two hours. they are super awesome, super cool, superintended. we will join live. you are watching "fox & friends first" on friday morning and i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: super bowl, superintended, well down here just thank you for appreciating me. >> todd: i'm todd piro and we know a guy into wordplay, lucas tomlinson. >> thank you, todd and carley. if a federal work on the fence taking the buyout you have more time to think it over. tonight midnight deadline does not appear to change as the workforce is being slashed by nearly 10,000 workers leaving fewer than 300. here is secretary of state, marco rubio. not trying to be disruptive to people's personal lives. we are not being punitive here, but this is the only way we have been able to get cooperation from usaid. i have preferred to not do it this way. when we try to do it top-down cooperation from t

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estos operativos se realizaron junto a otras agencias federales como el fbi y la dea.ne los detalles y tambiÉn las reacciones de lo ocurrido. >> 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. >> we're here today to conduct an at large enforcement operation looking for a trend agua. the gang members here from venezuela. >> indicÓ que mÁs de 100 miembros de la violenta pandilla venezolana fueron blanco de arresto. >> son criminales y creo que no deberÍan estar acÁ. pero hay mucha gente q

no, solo participaron oficiales de ice, tambiÉn de la dea y de otras agencias federales.elo 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 dice, justos por pecadores que estÁn muy asustada porque tambiÉn no tienen sus papeles a la

sheriff barnes, would you say the dea echoes, this would not happen without china.nd the poisoning of america by fentanyl. to the chinese, communist party. you either change, or there will be consequences coming from the trump administration and congress. we will not sit by any longer and watch you enrich yourselves, different companies in china, at the expense of america. so be on notice, either change your practices regarding supporting drug cartels in mexico and china, or you will pay a heavy price. that is not too much to ask, do you agree? >> i do, senator. >> dr., how do you say your last name -- do you think the drug cartels should be foreign terrorist organizations under u.s. law? >> i'm going to comment on the impact this could have on u.s.-mexico -- >> do you think they are deserving of the designation? >> i believe it would really hinder the notion of shared responsibility. >> i think they have earned it a thousand times over. to our friends in mexico, we want to work with you, but we are not going to sit on the sidelines any longer and watch drug labs ri

i made it clear my first speech, i waive the dea flag: i weighed the mic and flag.ound the country. >> mexico will put -- around the border, substantially cutting down on fentanyl and illegal migration. -- law enforcement in mexico, part of the problem whether they are corrupt or threatened by the cartels. they sometimes become a part of the machine. how will you, how can this president ensure this doesn't happen? >> we will work with the mexican government. we want them, need them as partners. i think the president has a good plan. i believe that we are going to start identifying the corrupt officials in mexico, work with united states attorneys, and try to hold the mechanical as well. >> that would be a big change from what we have seen the last few years. congratulations on the appointments. it's good to have seen you the last few years. >> president trump vowing to cut costs. we'll be the end of the department of education? total beets, america's best-selling beets brand, is available at walmart. total beets blood pressure support soft chews contain a key ingred

dea is would have ruined our country and now it's dead. i think dea is dead. so if they want to scrub the website, that's okay with me. >> now, the president did sign a proclamation declaring that this month, february, is black history month. but that being said, a number of federal agencies are saying that they're not going to put federal resources toward a number of cultural awareness month. let's start with the department of defense. they sent out a statement that said identity months are dead at dod, and i want to walk through some of the months that they're targeting. they're targeting black history month, women's history month, asian american and pacific islander heritage month, pride month, national hispanic heritage month, national disability employment awareness month, and national american indian heritage month. now, the defense intelligence agency also ordered a pause on all activities related to a number of other things and other, we would say sort of other observances, including holocaust remembrance day. now, the department of agriculture is also

to dea a, they're furious about these leaks.t to address one other thing with you and that is this sensitive location information. if there are some that are withstanding nation's desire to try and get gang members and criminal migrants out by painting a picture that you guys are planning to kick in church doors and school doors. can you address that head on? >> you know, you and i talked about this right after the election, griff. we're going to go hard core. we're going to -- we're going the secure that border, we're going to arrest public safety threats, prioritize them. and i told you the left was going to try to steal the narrative on that. they want to send false information out to the american people to make us look like we're the villains. the but, look, the sensitive location policy, we ended that for one reason, because we were the only law enforcement -- i.c.e., the only law enforcement agency in the country that has those types of requirements. fbi, dea, they walk on college campuses every day to arrest people. local

agentes de ice, el fbi y la dea revisan casa por casa en boca de pandilleros.dos sin antecedentes criminales. te voy a mostrar en pantalla todas la ciudades en las que ya se registran las redadas desde que donald trump asumiÓ la presidencia. vamos a denver con todos los detalles sobre esta captura en colorado. >> al sonido de bombas de gas fue como despertaron ciento de familia sobre un fuerte operativo en la madrugada de este miÉrcoles en la zona metropolitana de denver que incluye la ciudad de aurora. conocida en el mundo que tiene miembros del tren de aragua. puerta por puerta y fuertemente armados los uniformados fueron pidiendo identificaciones a los presentes en cada unidad habitacional incluyendo menores de edad. >> mÁs que nada los niÑos que se asustan. >> esta acciÓn conjunta de varias agencias federales que incluye la dea, ice, y seguridad nacional, movilizÓ a varios en un operativo denominado regresar al remitente. busca un centenar de personas del tren de aragua. en uno de los complejo de apartamentos que ha sido objeto de controversia por hechos cr

according to the dea, ingesting 2 milligrams of fentanyl can be fatal. federal officials estimate at most 10% of fentanyl crossing from mexico is actually caught. do you believe the biden administration's open border policies contributed to that rapid increase of fentanyl entering the united states didn't what can be done to reverse that now? >> unequivocally the crisis at the border that allowed the cartels opened a gateway and exposed our weaknesses and used against us. open border policy undoubtedly resulted in harm to this country through trafficking of not just fentanyl but human trafficking not to mention the got aways, we have no idea who they are, so much greater risk beyond fentanyl the resulted from that. >> appreciate what you have done in orange county that sparked the creation of all kinds of things that are flattering of your county and what you have undertaken there, suggesting most people cross into your county are shocked to learn the extent to which you are willing to enforce the law but california law in some meaningful ways impede you

they're going out into the field with agents. >> from fbi. >> dea, atf. >> the trump administration.shaling much. >> of the. >> federal law. >> enforcement apparatus. >> to supplement ice. >> in these field operations. >> this this makes sense. >> given the fact that ice itself has fairly limited bandwidth. >> now, i've. >> been talking to a number. >> of people. >> on. >> the ground in aurora. >> including an immigrant. >> who lives in. >> one of the. >> apartment complexes that was raided. he says he was walking. >> down the. >> stairs this morning. >> with his. >> you know. >> 11 year old. >> daughter taking. >> her. >> to. >> school when he saw the. >> building. was surrounded by. >> federal agents. >> so he just went. >> back. >> into his apartment. >> agents were. >> walking down the. >> halls. >> knocking on people's. >> doors. >> identifying themselves. as immigration. >> and asking people to come outside. he himself. >> and his family. >> and. everyone else he knows in that building. did not open their doors. >> they just stayed. >> quietly in their apartments. i've heard fr

elian: la dea es organizÓ un operativo con el objetivo de detener a mÁs de 100 miembros de el tren deque se viviÓ. >>mÁs que todo por los niÑos que son los que mÁs se asustan por la migraciÓn. >>no queremos a ice aquÍ porque los inmigrante no son criminales. elian: en el operativo participaron agentes armados y fueron de puerta a puerta pidiendo documentaciÓn, incluyendo a menores de edad. esta fue la situaciÓn. agentes de ice por otro lado llevaron a cabo una operaciÓn para detener a josÉ manuel reyes, un presunto mexicano con antecedentes criminales. en su vehÍculo habÍa municiones. tras su detenciÓn reyes fue trasladado a la oficina de ice en atlanta para su procesamiento. de costa a costa los 50 estados se han realizado protestas contra las polÍticas de donald trump. esta es la situaciÓn en el panorama polÍtico. jaime: por cuarto dÍa este fue el resultado de los cambios en las polÍtica migratoria del presidente trump. desde la migraciÓn y la educaciÓn hasta la libertad de gÉnero y de expresiÓn fueron consignas de los tres diferentes grupos que por separado se manifestaron frente a

deniz: este es el documento que revela las conversaciones que tuvo alex saab con funcionarios de la deaex saab made it clear to us that he was directly connected and had first-person access to nicolás maduro, that he was providing a kickback to maduro and other high-level venezuelans, and had control and access of their accounts and where the money was going. the scheme he was doing for his low-income housing was paying bribes to customs officials to allow one importation of goods to be counted and submitted ten, 15, 20 different times. he was not only doing low-income housing, but the clap program, getting items that were subpar products. and alex was getting those contracts, making significant profit, and giving a kickback to maduro. >> deniz: saab morán admitió ante el gobierno de estados unidos que había pagado sobornos a funcionarios del gobierno venezolano en relación con los contratos que le otorgaron para suministrar alimentos a venezuela. >> alex saab would take 50 cents of every dollar he earned in those deals, and he would essentially earmark it and put it into accounts that

>> dea agents used flashings inside while serving a warrant. that led to a handful of arrests that no tda gang members. a stop at another apartment complex netted no arrests. >> it seems like they were tipped off and if this was coming. >> yeah, i do get the impression they are were intel leaks here are. they probably did know we were coming but we are still coming. just because something leaks now and then does not stop us. >> police, come out with hands up! also on radar on doing illegal alien with pending local churches for strangulation, kidnapping, and possession of fentanyl. >> while activists yelled outside, agents recovered a stolen rifle inside the man's home. >> john, as you can imagine, tom homan is seated about the leaks. he was on fox news earlier where he said he believed they have already identified the source of fact leaks. it is going to be dealt with immediately as in today. we will keep an eye on that and send it back to you. >> john: anything about the source of the leak at this point? >> i will be asking that immediately. i

several hundred federal agents from ice, hsi, dea, fbi, atf and cbp altar getting alleged members of the gang tren de aragua. >> you guys have hundreds of people out here. what's the goal today. >> send a message to tda that we will eradicate them from this country. no safe harbor, no sanctuary for them folks. >> police. >> we joined as one team of agents arrived at the aurora apartment complex that went viral last summer when tda gang members were seen on security video with guns. >> watch your backs. >> open the door. >> police, open the door. >> as the team went door-to-door, they found blood-stained walls but no gang members. the entire complex was virtually empty. at a second tren de aragua linked complex ice was met by activists who taunted them. >> get out of our community. >> others who used mega phones to coach those living inside. [speaking spanish] >> dea agents used flash bangs inside while serving a warrant and a handful of arrests but no tda gang members. a stop at another apartment complex netted no arrests. it seems like they were tipped off and knew this was coming.

that you have nearly 400 i.c.e.f dea, and they fanned out and went to aurora, colorado, the hotbed of in game, g tren de aragua. bill militia was they were to cover the raid. >> let's take these bad guys off of the street and send them to gitmo and come home safe. tom homan rally thera troops with massive operation in aurora, colorado, thursday morning and several hundred federal agents from i.c.e., hsi, dea, atf and cdp. >> what is the gold today? >> to send a message to tda we will eradicate them from this country. >> laura: went t the plan was to deport 100 gang members but a little problem, these thugs were apparently tipped off by media reports.od-s >> as the team went door to door, they found blood stainedrc walls but no gang members. the entire complex was virtually empty. stop at another apartment complex netted no arrests. >> it seems they werw the tippef and they knew this was coming.yh >> i do get the impression theyl were was until lakes and they gi probably did know we were coming t we are still coming and it is not going to stop us.rres >> laura: as a result only 30 ille

, and then you add another i mean, to be able to ramp up immigration raids you know, they're having deaers, for example, go after migrants. really been to do that. i mean, tom homan even said they promised shock and awe. and that's exactly what they've what they've done. they're not sending children to school. so i think it's having the exact effect that i think part of it too, you know, shock and awe is, is right on the money, but also just flooding to really, you know, push his messaging, tuning in to every little development with the they got him elected. but, you know, it's a matter of messaging for this administration, understanding that some of these orders and that's following through on that, that campaign messaging that he had been pushing. it's interesting you mentioned the messaging because i think, you know, in karoline leavitt's briefings, the messaging is quite effective. individuals that have been caught up in these raids that, for example, today she started with, you know, so and so is a citizen of mexico. i think that really plays to the people in his supporters that we

reportera: esta acciÓn conjunta de varias agencias federales que incluyen la dea, ice, y seguridad nacionals organizaciÓn que son parte de un operativo regresar al remitente en espaÑol que busca la detenciÓn de mÁs de un centenar de miembros de la organizaciÓn delictiva venezolana "el tren de aragua" en uno de los complejo de apartamentos que ha sido objeto de controversia por hecho criminales como asesinato, secuestro, y venta de drogas quedo plasmado este mensaje. en memoria de aquellos caÍdos en la tierra de las drogas. declarÓ un portavoz del servicio de inmigraciÓn y control de aduana que los operativo van a seguir mientras haya malas personas en las calles para garantizar comunidades seguras. >> no queremos a inmigraciÓn aquÍ, los inmigrantes no son criminales. reportera: estacionamiento comercial lugar cÉntrico de dÉnver se convirtiÓ en un centro de operaciones donde estaban estacionados varios tanques militares lugar hasta donde llegaron los activistas. aunque no se ha confirmado el nÚmero total de arresto en uno de los complejo de apartamentos ice si nos pudo decir que por lo menos

the dea and the narcotics unit allege that both the men were major drug distributors in sonoma county. and when officers searched their homes, they allegedly found 11 pounds of fentanyl and 3 and a half pounds of meth. both suspects have been booked into the sonoma county, adult detention facility. all right. taking action on the deadly fentanyl crisis because lawmakers on capitol hill are now considering permanently classifying fentanyl related substances as a schedule. one drug. our washington correspondent reshad hudson reports on what this would mean. >> this mother took her pain to capitol hill basin. devin joseph during was taken from my family at the age of 19 in april of twenty-twenty bridge. ignoring says her son devon took what he thought was a painkiller only to find out. it was much more powerful. he got the drug off of the social media app. snapchat with or learn that devon was poisoned by fentanyl. a single pill with enough fentanyl to kill multiple people. timothy wesley is an emergency room. doctor. one teaspoon can kill 2000 people. >> that is what is in this packet o

a dea bureaucrat at the department of justice making six figures.'s going to get a buyout with an eight month coverage deal? they're not a victim. cnn's putting spot shadows on feds like their lives are in danger. >> what is the general feeling across government amongst your fellow federal workers right now? >> grief. they're angry. many that are confused, but all kind of grieving in their own way. >> how does it feel to be targeted for the work that you're so passionate about? it's okay. you could take your time. >> it actually makes me prouder of the people that i've worked with and the things that we've done. >> cnn's spot shadowing a woman who's worked from home. and now she's crying because she doesn't want to go back to the office. this is insane. cnn just laid off hundreds of employees to cut costs because their books aren't balanced, because no one's watching them. no one is interviewing fired cnn staff, not even don lemon. getting fired isn't a war crime. i've been fired four times, and thank god, because it turned out all right. since when

dea destroyed, bureaucracy, slashed fbi purges and foreign aid cuts. more on that later. california's reservoirs are even filling up and wind farms off the jersey shore canceled. countries are learning a very important word in the english language respect. columbia did a 180 after tariff threats and started taking back their bad hombres. and after flipping biden the bird. venezuela is taking their migrants back, too. all it took was a trip by ric grenell, who flew home with six american hostages. would we give up? nothing. up next, panama. >> secretary of state. rubio is in panama. panama right now, and we're talking about the panama canal. what they've done is terrible. they've violated the agreement and not allowed to violate the agreement. china is running the panama canal that was not given to china, that was given to panama foolishly, but they violated the agreement. and we're going to take it back or something very powerful is going to happen. >> after rubio's first visit, panama ripped up the canal contract with china's belt and road initiative. trump also started

he has to work with his dea to stop the flow of drugs and the precursors that are coming up from china into mexico, up through the united states and into canada. as i said, we have over 25,000 kilos that has been apprehended coming from the u.s. into canada, 95% of all illegal guns are coming in to canada that are being used in heinous crimes, and illegals are coming up. my point is, let's work together. let's work collaboratively together and protect our borders on both sides of the borders. but we can. we're the two strongest nations in the world. if we work together. uh, the the u.s. is reliant on our crude oil, on our uranium, on our potash, on our high grade nickel, on our electricity. ontario power is 1.5 million homes. keeps the lights on in new york, in michigan and minnesota and many other areas. we need to work together. we're stronger together. >> and how do you expect this to go in terms of the effects on your economy, the american economy? you know, these these two border nations? what do you think the effect is going to be in in the short term? >> well, it's going to be t

these groups that become violent and vicious, we want to see how we can work, perhaps by allowing more dea and fbi resources to conduct investigations together with your police and law enforcement to help you identify, capture, arrest them, and bring them to justice. last but not least on the issue of migration from a catastrophe, costa rica is not a source of migration but it is a route that is used for migration. because it is an advanced economy, unlike other countries along the migratory route, some decide to stay. it is done at great cost especially due to instability in nicaragua. at this point, 20% of the population is from another country. it is extraordinary. one area we have worked very closely on his biometric data sharing. we want to build on that because we are seeing, you have seen and they have confronted here elements from all over the world, from other continents, from africa, from the middle east that have links to terrorism, that have been stopped through our biometric sharing programs and identified and prevented from moving forward and doing god knows what if they ever

otras agencias como la dea estÁn colaborando con estos objetivos, deteniendo a estos similares con antecedentesoy para decidir si aceptan, no la borja: el fallo se produjo horas antes de esa fecha lÍmite de la medianoche de hoy, el juez un programa una pÓxima audiencia para este lunes 10 de febrero, la oferta para reducir la oferta de trabajo federal no estarÍa teniendo el resultado esperado, hasta ahora, 40.000 empleados se han acogido el beneficio, con esto y mucho mÁs nos vamos hasta washington d.c., capital de nuestro paÍs para que edwin pitti nos cuenta el reporte de hoy. Última hora desde washington, buenas tarde. edwin: la casa blanca esperaba que al menos fuera en 100.000 empleados del gobierno federal los que aceptara la propuesta que ha traÍdo a la palestra el presidente donald trump para que esta persona acepten el bono del gobierno federal, que les va a permitir tener salario hasta el prÓximo mes de septiembre llegÓ de lo contrario, podrÍan ser despedidos. aquel peligro recae en la seguridad nacional, los agentes de la cia y todo lo demÁs y empleados que yo en soporte a las operacio

regiÓn, como costa rica, deben trabajar en la contenciÓn de los inmigrantes ilegales y anunciÓ que la deaismo. marco rubio: vamos a seguir trabajando mÁs juntos que nunca utilizando sistemas biomÉtrico y demÁs para identificar estas personas y prevenir que hagan daÑo a ustedes o a nosotros. a cualquier paÍs de la regiÓn. reportero: el secretario de estado afirmÓ que es mejor ser amigo que enemigo de los estados unidos y dijo que algunos paÍses amigos que creen que no se les estÁ prestando atenciÓn, con la administraciÓn trump, esto cambiarÁ. ilia: el departamento de seguridad nacional revelÓ hoy que en las primeras dos semanas de la administraciÓn trump, mÁs de 8700 migrantes fueron arrestados. el primer vuelo de migrantes deportados saliÓ rumbo a la base naval de guantÁnamo, en cuba. reportera: la casa blanca confirmÓ que ya estÁn en marcha los primeros vuelos con migrantes indocumentados arrestados en territorio estadounidense a un centro de detenciÓn en la base naval de guantÁnamo. " hay mucho espacio para alojar a mucha gente y lo vamos a aprovechar", dijo el presidente trump. un vuel

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is happening on both sides of the us-mexico border. >> dea is absolutely in mexico, working with ourtners down there, trying to stem the tide down there. >> diplomatic pressure has long been a way of trying to get china's cooperation. a former white house senior drug policy advisor says while tariffs can work, going about it so publicly could backfire because it risks potentially embarrassing chinese leaders. in san francisco, city leaders are launching a new program to deal with that drug market that's been ongoing and getting bigger in the sixth street corridor. the city is creating an outdoor triage center where sfpd officers will process drug users and dealers they detain. the hub will be set up in a parking lot on stephenson street near market and sixth, a jail transport van is going to be stationed there, ready to bust those who are arrested to go to jail or take them to get treatment. >> we are going to streamline all of our departments in one place so we can get people the help that they need. make sure that law enforcement can bring people to get the help that they need. and

mexico border. >> dea is absolutely in mexico, working with our partners down there, trying to stem thedown there. >> diplomatic pressure has long been a way of trying to get china's cooperation. a former white house senior drug policy advisor says while tariffs can work, going about it so publicly can backfire because it risks potentially embarrassing chinese leaders. in san francisco, city leaders are launching a new program to deal with the drug market in the sixth street corridor. the city is creating an outdoor triage center where sfpd officers will process drug users and dealers they detain. the hub will be set up in a parking lot on stephenson street near market and sixth. a jail transport van will be stationed there, ready to take those who are arrested to jail or take them to get treatment. >> we are going to streamline all of our departments in one place so we can get people the help that they need. make sure that law enforcement can bring people to get the help that they need. and really, this is going to be something that we're going to try because we have to try new things

the dea work together with the sonoma sheriff's narcotics unit and made 2 arrests. one in santa rosa and the other in rohnert park. they arrested 2 people on state and federal charges relating to the sale and distribution of drugs. the dea and this narcotics unit allege of both men are major drug dealers in sonoma county. and when officers searched their homes, they allegedly found 11 pounds of fentanyl and 3 and a half pounds of meth. both suspects were booked into the sonoma county, a tope detention center. now to nation's capitol on the senate judiciary committee met today to discuss the dangers of fentanyl and the put pieces of legislation that would permanently classify it and related substances as a schedule. one drug right now, fentanyl is a schedule. 2 drug and there's an iowa republican chuck grassley and also and illinois democratic senator durbin who says this needs to happen. we'll hear from them later on. now scheduled one drugs are those that have no currently accepted medical use look outside from our camera. >> that's showing us a nice wide view. the

and what we're doing with all of our fbi agents, dea, atf, all of the federal agents, u.s. marshals, everyone is going to work together, and they're going to actually prosecute violent crime instead of weaponizing government. and that's what's been happening. and mazie hirono is wrong. it's the end of the weaponization of government and getting back to prosecuting violent crime and giving our great men and women the tools that they need in law enforcement to go after these horrific gangs, the drug dealers, the fentanyl dealers who are killing people on our streets every day and the cartels. and we will do everything in our power to find them and eradicate them in our country. and that's thanks to donald trump and the many executive orders that he's issued. >> i want to ask you, judge aileen cannon in the in the jack smith case against president trump and in the documents case, finally kicked the case out of court. it was over because of what she believed was an illegitimate appointment of jack smith. and the issue always comes before an attorney general on the appointment o

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and dea agents have just pulled over and arrested a man in an operation to detain and deport three differentdocumented and who recently were charged with a variety of crimes. i.c.e. says these ops are a top priority. >> we're working a lot more on our case load now. >> reporter: the new orleans da chief is happy to help. how often would you say you assist? >> every day. >> reporter: during this operation, agents detained one man charged with rape as well as another who is undocumented who happened to be in the car. >> laid in the back of the car, covered in a blanket. if we encounter other folks as we do this, supervisors make decisions. >> reporter: that worries 25-year-old gracie who asked us to only use her first name for fear of retaliation. originally from honduras, she says she's received no crime. she's received some temporary protections to live and work here while her case is pending. what is it that keeps you up at night? she says she's afraid she'll never see her daughter again. gracie's 3-year-old daughter is a u.s. citizen. her 8-year-old is undocumented. right now, there are mo

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. >> this past week, donald trump also and his new officials went on the attack against the dea, withrences to gender and diversity. they've paused observations and or observances rather of cultural events, and then trump without any evidence, blaming dea policies for the tragic dc mid-air collision. why is this a priority for this administration? well. >> these culture wars really animated donald trump's base throughout his campaign. and, you know, we heard so much on the campaign trail of trump talking about immigration or talking about trade, but the culture wars, they really did motivate a lot of his, his supporters. and, you know, in these moves that he's made and blaming everything on the plane crash to die policies, to swiftly enacting executive orders that target dei initiatives throughout the federal government. he's really trying to send a message to his supporters here. >> so, look, we're watching donald trump attempt to try to reshape the federal government. late friday, we saw multiple senior fbi officials fired, along with roughly two dozen or so federal prosecutors who

. >> the dea is would have ruined our country, and now it's dead. i think dea is dead.hat's okay with me. but i can't tell you. i guess probably certain people handle it in certain ways. but i'll tell you who's very happy about it. the military, the real leaders, the real generals and the military. they're very happy about it. >> joining us now, democratic congressman from texas, marc veasey. he's a member of the house energy and commerce committee. congressman, what is your reaction to these moves? and does it make us safer? >> no. these moves. >> are absolutely crazy and. >> unnecessary. >> trump actually. >> caused a. >> panic. >> a huge. >> panic in the health care community a few days ago when he. >> did that. >> initial freeze. >> i had. >> individuals from. >> federally qualified. >> health care centers. >> reach out to me and tell. >> me that. >> morning at 8. >> a.m. that they were. >> locked out of the grant and loan system. >> and they were. >> not able to get in. >> that. >> morning before it was supposed to even take place at 5 p.m. and so he compounds it w

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so the last time it took dea's attention, once it's bought services, it's got some of them. it's the mazda services, the di ecology of the city, was seen different, and the one to infrastructure update of very, very big role. we began to understand the need to separate see which to create better systems, which would have a good process which locally, at one level. at the same time, it was important to develop new networks, avenue 5 to see we got to create a new one that 12 of water supplies and very dense invited to most of them these 2 in actually gone out into the sea. and so bumping into, or the 20 twenty's really needed investments, and waste and investments to address amputation this way, to bump in need large investments and sewage treatment plans. so the order is fund based sewage actually got cheated. and in fact, not just the sewage water was given to industries that otherwise you would suppression, we're down to the, the can see that limited, but we have all kinds of fish, which people enjoy as delicacies. it's also region related to the logical systems of the land

este sábado, precisamente, los residentes escaparon dea lluvia y acudieron al ayuntamiento, que estabacorado en rojo y dorado en muchos actos festivos como la danza del dragón, mesas de recursos, degustación de comida y mucho más. los organizadores también repartieron sobres rojos, símbolo de buena suerte y prosperidad. me quedé con las ganas. ayer quería ir, pero por la lluvia, el frío y el frío. esa frase bueno, lo celebraron en la escuela de mi hijo, así que ahí ya tuve mi desfile de año nuevo lunar. qué bonito! les digo que es el año de la un helicÓptero militar el miÉrcoles. ya se han localizado al menos 42 restos de la palabra al hecho. el presidente donald trump firma las Órdenes ejecutivas que imponen aranceles a mÉxico, canadÁ y china. canaÁa advierte que tomarÁ acciones rÁpidas y contundentes. jamÁs libera a tres rehenes, entre ellos el estadounidense, que llegÓ como parte del acuerdo de cese al fuego. 183 prisioneros palestinos fueron excarcelados, 111 estaban detenidos sin cargos. un enjambre de robots podrÍa en el futuro dar la mano a las abejas para ayudar en la polinizac

este sábado, precisamente, los residentes escaparon dea lluvia y acudieron al ayuntamiento, que estaba

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los chalecos decían la dea que ellos lleguen a intimidar al pueblo.ostraron su identificación y después de un rato el oficial que que nos agarró nuestras identificaciones vino y nos los dio. por nada. no sé quién les dio esas tarjetas. así no trabajan las cosas con un oficial. está pidiendo la identificación. pasen la indicación. no tienen dudas. no tienen problemas con la ley bay area. pero así como lo hicieron ustedes, no es bueno, si me entienden. ok. ok. gracias. peter ruiz, telemundo. gracias por ese informe. pasamos a san francisco ahí. la junta de supervisores votará hoy por primera vez sobre la declaración del estado de emergencia por la epidemia de fentanilo en esa ciudad. el alcalde daniel lurie propuso una ordenanza que agilizaría el despliegue de recursos para poder combatir la crisis de drogas en san francisco. de ser aprobada, la ordenanza se sometería posteriormente a una votación final. hacemos una pausa y al regresar hablaremos sobre el cierre en un tramo de una de las autopistas. estamos hablando de la 101. le diremos exactamente dón