it strikes me again, in these last two weeks, dhs has very large purview, right?fe. it is literally baked into the title. yes. a big piece of that is immigration. it is the us-mexico border. the us-mexico border is not the only border or way into this country. immigration is not the only, as they would put it, threat to this country. and part of my concern is that their hyper focus on one issue means that they are not actually looking at the full range of challenges and threats, right? there's a lot of attention on one thing and not on the other, michael. >> but to that point, elise, that they're hyper focused on that one thing and they're not hyper focused well on it. they're not. there's their solution is to lock people up and create little concentration camps, sending sending citizens to guantanamo bay, where we kept terrorists. i mean, it's just and the fact that she's sitting there, well, that's not the plan. well, okay. but when it happens, it becomes the plan. and so, don't you know, this performative dress up, you know, fun and games with kristi noem has r

and so that relationship with dhs is designed and isolated for human trafficking.is an exception on the city of birmingham through our contract, does not participate in any administrative dealings as it relates to immigration status with dhs. and so we're very clear about that. we want to focus on gun violence in our city. we want to focus on those committing crimes in our city. i think it's extremely important for us to continue to be a welcoming city, a city that has a history. and we need to remind people why the city of birmingham exists as it relates to our doors, are open to those who are law abiding. our doors are open for those who want opportunity. and our our city is open to those who want to take care of their families. >> now, mr. mayor, we saved some time to hear from you about your new memoir, son of birmingham, which details the challenges you faced in your eight years leading the city. you recently decided to seek a third term. what made you want to share your experiences over these last two terms, and why now? >> this. this book is a love letter to

. >> the dhs. >> this is a really, really important point. the i don't. >> even. >> think i don't think immigration should be under the dhs. i think most other countries immigration is a it's a separate matter. it's immigration, it's economics. it's right. it's own thing. and it requires its own expertise. and we have so confused immigration with danger and terrorism and all of this stuff that i'm really worried about. what exactly what you said, alicia. what the dhs isn't doing, what they're not concentrating on because we have become an immigration obsessed country. we should really be talking about immigration policy at a very sophisticated level. but we've just mixed it all up with, with with security. and it's confused people. so i appreciate you making that really important distinction. >> some might say it's groundhog's day all over again. >> one might say that that's a thank you for connecting this, the skill of a great journalist. right. you brought it all together. you guys have a great rest of your day. i'll i'll see you later on i

. >> well, congresswoman, have a listen to dhs secretary kristi noem. what she had to say today on meet the press and where and what she says. needs needs to happen. watch this. >> i encourage their. >> leadership teams to get on board and to make sure that they're not pushing up prices. if prices go up, it's because. >> of other. >> people's reactions to. >> america's laws. >> congresswoman, she says, i encourage their leadership leadership teams to get on board as if they aren't sovereign nations with their own interests. >> you know, she doesn't make any sense at all. we know when tariffs like these go into place that they raise prices on american families. americans are the ones who are paying this. this is a tax on american families. so the administration can try to divert or make things up. but the reality is there's a direct impact on american families and costs as a result of these tariffs. and you know, he's putting higher tariffs in place against our allies canada and mexico. this is it makes no sense. and he didn't even consult with congress

big reason why congress needs to pass this reconciliation package as quickly as possible to ensure dhs and ice have the funding to detain these individuals that the administration is swiftly rounding up and deporting -- arresting and deporting illegal immigrant criminals. taxpayers are already funding it. the space is there. why not use it? the secretary of defense is working on that as we speak. reporter: thank you so much for having me here to answer questions. i want to talk about the success isis having. -- ice is having. some of these are sexual creditors. for chicago mayor and illinois governor are preventing ice agents from going into jails. the maryland attorney general put out a memo hindering local belief cooperation with ice. does the administration have comments on the state and local officials defying efforts? karoline: it's interesting democrat officials in these cities who have been overrun and overwhelmed by illegal immigrant criminals what are a few support and help to cure this problem that has especially taken over their cities. i guess they don't want to admit they

they have brought people in from secret service across dhs.y have also said if you are a state or local law enforcement official, we will give you arresting authority to help us out. we have not seen that happen in any kind of large-scale way, yet. we could see the state of texas has the department of public safety and officers around the state border. we could see them carrying out arrests. we could see the state of oklahoma, who said they would cooperate by turning over the immigration status of children in their public schools. i think we will see an unprecedented level of that type of cooperation, particularly in red states, cities and counties. host: you have said the trump administration has been trying to increase the number of deportations, apprehensions. we know how many arrests have been made? guest: we have been coming up with a daily tally. i think it is a little over 5000 or 6000 at this point. the point i want to emphasize to listeners or to viewers here is that an arrest of an immigrant living here illegally is not 1:1 with a de

homeland security kristi noem set to be in new orleans tomorrow and dhs said she'll be meeting with jeffd a local police captain and discussing security measures for the super bowl and honoring the 14 people killed in the new year's day terror attack on bourbon street that shook the country just over a month ago. they'll be meeting to observe security preps and law enforcement efforts at the attack site and cesar's super dome. there's a large security perimeter with check point screening ands there'll be a lot more law enforcement officers around the city overall. governor announced this past week and police search any large bags and it items like coolers d bag checks are banned. that did not go off were the bombs on bourbon street. >> we have a cooperation with the pup lick and balance -- public and freedom to enjoy the quarter with the need for these highenned security measured -- heightened security measure we saw on january 1. going on wednesday and going through january 10th and chief security officer very confident the team is ready for this super bowl. alicia. alicia: madison scar

. >> secretary noem, let me ask you about the news you made overnight, dhs officially ending the decision to end temporary protective status for audience, that applies to about half a million venezuelans, they no longer have protection from deportation. these are people who were welcomed here, they did everything by the books. why should they be subject to deportation? just very quickly? >> well, the tpp program has been abused. and it doesn't have integrity right now. and folks are venezuela that have come into this country are members of tda. and remember, venezuela purposely emptied out their prisons, their mental health facilities, and sent them to the united states of america. so we are ending that extension of that program, adding some integrity back into it. and this administration's evaluating all of our programs, to make sure they truly are something that's to the benefit of the united states. so that they're not to the benefit of criminals. >> homeland security secretary, kristi noem, thank you so much. i know it's been a busy week and you've been very engaged in the investigati

so what we have here is basically the new dhs secretary. >> making good. >> on a. >> promise to revamp, starting with venezuela. we saw. >> that earlier. this week. on wednesday. >> when they. >> announced that they were going. >> to basically undo the extension of tps for venezuelans that were. >> extended by the biden administration. >> so what you have now are hundreds of thousands that are set to lose tps in april. >> that announcement set. >> to take place formally. >> tomorrow. >> on monday, and then at which point 60 days after that, those hundreds of thousands that have tps will lose it. now, secretary noem was asked on meet the press earlier today about the decision. >> to. >> end the program. revamp it however you want to phrase it. here's what she told our kristen welker. >> well, the. >> the tpp program. has been abused and it doesn't have integrity right now. and folks from venezuela that have come into this country are members of tda. and remember, venezuela purposely emptied out their prisons, emptied out their mental. >> health. >> facilities and sent them to the united

why did you scrap an aviation safety advisory committee within dhs? on the second day of your presidency, saying that it wasn't related to national security? oh, air safety is not related to national security. why did you issue a buyout offer to include air traffic controllers when we're already short of air traffic controllers? i think the president was nervous that he was going to be asked questions about his own administration's policies that were de-emphasizing air safety, and so he decided to have everybody chase down a rabbit hole of his di, um, allegations with no evidence. but i do believe the ntsb will get to the bottom of it. i have a feeling i know some of the things they will find. i'm i'm confident that they'll give us answers. and then that congress and the administration together have to provide solutions following their recommendations. >> let's talk about trump's new tariffs on mexico, canada and china. mr. trump was very clear during the campaign he was going to do this. white house press secretary karoline leavitt says, quote, promi

you know, two former dhs officials tell nbc news that at the time biden left office, there was only spacefor about 200 migrants to be held at that time. you know, you said that there they maybe are at a thousand, but they're at 1000 for how long? and that's not a huge capacity, given the numbers that the trump administration is saying they would like to export and possibly house their. >> oh, they could hold these, they could hold at some point build up to certainly 10,000in the area they're looking at. they've been they've been rehearsing it for years. they've been pre-positioning materials. there's a building that could take the first 120. there's now tents that could take another 8 or 900. it the capacity has already begun. but again, you need more than tents with cots inside them and planes arriving. to do this, you need security. you need health care. you need administration. you need leadership. we still don't even know which who is commanding this operation. it you know, when they brought the people from afghanistan in 2002, there had been leadership on the ground organizing for th

dhs says she would missing with governor landry and local police captain to discuss super bowl security be with officials from homeland security investigations, the fbi and nfl to observe security preps at the attack site and that caesar superdome the cities hosting mardi gras next month. since the terror attack it's now classified as a tier one event which is a of significant national importance and requires extreme federal support. >> all right madison's carpino reporting live from new orleans thanks. super bowl lix comes up next sunday february 9 it is on fox pregame coverage begins at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. the fox report continues in just a moment. introducing new eroxon gel, the first fda-cleared ed treatment available without a prescription. eroxon gel is clinically proven to work within ten minutes, so you and your partner can experience the heights of intimacy. new eroxon ed treatment gel. hi, my name is damian clark. and if you have both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitely want to hear. depending on the plans available in your are

aliens that came across our border -- the house judiciary committee put it out -- from 26 countries that dhs determines have the greatest threat here in our homeland. when you are looking at tackling that, the interior, additionally, the people on the terrorist watch list, the hundreds of people believed them to our country, how do you find those individuals and make sure our country safe? mr. patel: this is going to require law enforcement across the various agencies, specifically hsi. will be tasked with going after illegals to follow the order issued by the white house. at the same time, the fbi possesses an enormous amount of resources to go into our jails and find those already imprisoned and with pending deportation orders and violations of their parole status. so if i am confirmed, the full results of the fbi where appropriate, will be committed to the cause, but i believe primacy rests with other agencies. sen. welch: accident. thank you so much. chair grassley: senator schiff. sen. schiff: mr. patel, you are asked about the j6 choir of inmates who saw you promoted, and here is what

they have brought people in from secret service across dhs.y have also said if you are a state or local law enforcement official, we will give you arresting authority to help us out. we have not seen that happen in any kind of large-scale way, yet. we could see the state of texas has the department of public safety and officers around the state border. we could see them carrying out arrests. we could see the state of oklahoma, who said they would cooperate by turning over the immigration status of children in their public schools. i think we will see an unprecedented level of that type of cooperation, particularly in red states, cities and counties. host: you have said the trump administration has been trying to increase the number of deportations, apprehensions. we know how many arrests have been made? guest: we have been coming up with a daily tally. i think it is a little over 5000 or 6000 at this point. the point i want to emphasize to listeners or to viewers here is that an arrest of an immigrant living here illegally is not 1:1 with a de

dhs is compromised of 30% l l students 30% spend 15% of our students are on the safe list and approximately 80% are considered economically disadvantaged. when we say chop from the top we mean cut from the bloated departments that do not directly serve our students and families. this model would exacerbate the fragility of our students well-being and the function of our school sites. how dare as a few as diaz audaciously tout to be student centered and social justice oriented with the way this district mismanaged funds? mismanaging funds is a social justice issue and superintendent moniz message before winter break you said that as if usd has a steadfast commitment to ensure our schools are safe and supportive environment for all students, caregivers and employees prove it. it definitely won't be if cuts are made to our apps, our counselors, our clerks, janitorial staff, teachers or any other person that sets into the school building to directly serve. >> i think that your family's thinking. good evening superintendent sue and members of the board of education and my name's kathy mulkey mey