lo peor y que muchos mas seran ilia: la secretaria de seguridad nacional dice los detenidos en guantÁnamoeor de lo peor y muchas mÁs serÁn arrestados. organizaciones de derechos humanos exigen tener acceso a la base de datos los detenidos. se asegura que la patrulla de carreterasdetenga a interrogar personas sospechosas de ser indocumentadas. un juez federal bloquea el cierre de la agencia usa y suspender las denuncias forzadas de miles de empleados. ç >> usa es una creaciÓn del congreso de los estados unidos y el presidente con una cuota presidencial no puede en mi opiniÓn cambiar esa estructura. >>cuauhtÉmoc blanco fue acusado de intentar violar a su media hermana. el ex futbolista lo niega. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ilia: el zar de la frontera, reaccionÓ a los que constarÁn pobres resultados del presente ese resultado de ice. en colorado, busca una 100 miembros del tren de araba, se lo arrestaron a 30 personas de las que estarÍa involucrado un presunto pandillero, lo atribuye a la filtraciÓn de sus planes sin la interferencia de los activistas pro inmigrantes a los que le advirtiÓ que podrÍa ser ar

la secretaria dice que no descarta enviar migrantes sin delitos violentos a guantÁnamo.o, preso por ser un supuesto miembro de el tren de aragua. su familia pide ayuda. fÉlix: en mÉxico continÚan las investigaciones sobre el mortal accidente en el que murieron 41 personas. la difÍcil tarea de identificar a las vÍctimas calcinadas es la prioridad de las autoridades. numerosas familia se acercan para colaborar. >> estamos aquÍ. >> ayuda, por favor! >> no se ven restos de nada. reportero: continÚan las investigaciones para identificar a las vÍctimas de el accidente ocurrido en la madrugada de el sÁbado en la carretera de villahermosa, campeche. este domingo fue llevado el autobÚs calcinado. hasta el momento, se han acercado 25 familiares de las vÍctimas a las fiscalÍas de campeche y tabasco para proporcionar adn. >> 25 familiares. algunos ya estÁn notificados que lo pueden hacer en el estado de tabasco. reportero: los familiares dejarÁn la muestra y tener claro el nÚmero de personas que viajaban en el autobÚs. >> estamos ofreciendo hospedaje a los familiares, ayuda psicolÓg

soil to guantanamo? >> i am, and the president is comfortable with that, and his legal scholars are. and obviously, there will be people that will be critics of that. but we are standing up the operations, believing we have all legal right and authority to do so. and that facility has been used for migrants in the past. the direction that they're flowing and the agreements that we have with their home countries will continue to keep that population changing. >> a lot of this, as you said, the timeline for how long people are going to be there depends on whether or not anybody is going to take them. right. so it could be that some people are going to be there indefinitely. >> you know, what's interesting to me is the previous administration knew who these people were that were committing these crimes. they knew where these folks that had final removal orders were in our country, could have negotiated agreements with these other countries to take them back home and didn't. and we saw countries like venezue

use guantanamo for this purpose.e have seen obviously, we know about the 9/11, um, detainees there. we also know that when somebody who is trying to get into the united states illegally is interdicted at sea, they've been brought to guantanamo. i don't believe that people who are already on u.s. soil have been brought to guantanamo. no. well, guantanamo bay has been used for migrants in the past. you're right. when they've been coming to the united states, legal basis used there. are you comfortable that it is legal to bring people who are already on u.s. soil to guantanamo? i am, and the president is comfortable with that, and his legal scholars are. and obviously, there will be people that will be critics of that. but we are standing up the operations believing we have all legal right and authority to do so. and that facility has been used for migrants in the past. the direction that they're flowing and the agreements that we have with their home countries will continue to keep that population changing. a lot of th

llegan a guantÁnamo los primeros migrantes que serÁn prisioneros en esa temida base naval.os del tren de aragua. se dispara el precio de los huevos en el paÍs, la escasez fomenta su venta en el mercado negro y algunas. locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn, ediciÓn nocturna, con elian zidÁn. elian: hola, ¿quÉ tal? buenas noches. comenzamos esta ediciÓn donde se antes de cuatro secundarios salieron a las calles a protestar ante la rada de la administraciÓn trump y las deportaciones. como nos dice jaime garcÍa, los jÓvenes sienten temor a que sus padres sean arrestados y expulsados del paÍs, algo que ya estÁ sucediendo. jaime: por tercer dÍa consecutivo en el centro de los Ángeles, se realizÓ una manifestaciÓn de apoyo a los inmigrantes. >> estÁn protestando porque estÁn de contento con lo que estÁn sucediendo ahorita con toda la administraciÓn del presidente. ellos tienen miedos a la separaciÓn de familias. jaime: de forma pacÍfica, en su mayorÍa jÓvenes menores de edad que estudien en cuatro secundarios del Área del centro de los Ángeles, obligaron por unos minutos el cierre

no pasa muchÍsimas gracias por u esta noche noticias telemundo ya estÁn en guantÁnamo. vuelo de indocumentados a la base naval que se encuentra en la isla de cuba. oficiales del gobierno indican que hay diez venezolanos, algunos sospechosos de pertenecer al tren de aragua, la riviera del medio oriente. ese fue el nombre que sorprendentemente esta noche le dio el presidente trump a la franja de gaza, despuÉs de anunciar que su intenciÓn es sacar de ahÍ a los palestinos y hacer de ese territorio un destino internacional, china responde. el gigante asiÁtico anunciÓ hoy su imposiciÓn arancelaria a varios productos estadounidenses en retaliaciÓn por los impuestos de trump a las importaciones chinas. >> mÍralos. los matÉ, la mirÉ. >> y drones con explosivos hieren a militares. autoridades en chihuahua estÁn tras la pista del presunto grupo criminal que atacÓ a cuatro militares mexicanos mientras patrullaban la sierra tarahumara y despuÉs filtraron el video de su fechorÍa. asÍ comenzamos. >> noticias telemundo en la noche con aranza loizaga. >> bienvenidos y muchas gracias por

in 90s, there are 15 people held at guantanamo. now, the secretary of homeland security is there to see how they're going to house see how they're going to house tens of thousands more. that's with fatigue and light-headedness, i knew something was wrong. then i saw my doctor and found out i have afib, and that means there's about a 5 times greater risk of stroke. symptoms like irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, or light-headedness, can come and go. but if you have afib, the risk of stroke is always there. if you have one or more symptoms, get checked out. making that appointment can help you get ahead of stroke risk. this is no time to wait. ♪ ahead of stroke risk. (male vo) big. (female vo) small. essential. (male vo) big. small. essential. (female vo) big. small. (male vo) essential. (female vo) grande. (male vo) pequeño. (female vo) esencial. no matter what business you're in, verizon business has the network and solutions you need to power it. dry eyes still feel gritty, rough, or tire

ilia: encadenado de pies y manos llegaron a guantÁnamo cuba los primeros migrantes deportados hay sional 10 de los detenidos son miembros del grupo criminal "el tren de aragua" reportera: los planes para convertir la base naval de la bahÍa de guantÁnamo en un centro de detenciÓn de inmigrantes a gran escala estÁn en marcha este martes la nueva construcciÓn vio al primer grupo de inmigrantes a es —— hacia esas instalaciones. reportera: de supuestos miembros de la pandilla trasnacional "el tren de aragua" partiÓ de la base cerca de la frontera de texas hacia guantÁnamo cuba, eso lo confirmÓ la vocera de la casa blanca la secretaria de seguridad nacional dijo la bahÍa de guantÁnamo a amÉrica harÁ lo peor de lo peor, hasta momento la agencia no confirmado las identidades de los 10 inmigrantes tampoco se han dado detalles especÍfico de los antecedentes criminales. >> estados unidos como cualquier paÍs tiene el derecho y el deber de hacer frente a la criminalidad todo eso serÁ sujetÁndose estrictamente al respecto del marco que dan los derechos fundamentales. reportera: fotografÍas publica

guantanamo bay is a place that you and i know well, having been in miami and in florida. maybe a lot of people don't know. there's the military facility, but then they also have a separate detention facility for migrants. and, listen, the military facility, they keep the detainees after the september 11th, 2001 terrorist attacks. but we're hearing and we know the vice president of the national immigration law center saying, report upon report of conditions in those detention facilities that don't provide basic health care. they shackle women when pregnant, and they haven't had protections for communicable diseases such as covid. i mean, paola, the continued dehumanization of migrants is the goal here, right? >> that's exactly right. i think the first thing that comes to mind when you mention guantanamo, when you mention the report, is war on terror. and that is precisely the point. that is what donald trump wants us to think about. look, i think if you take a step back now and you look at all of these images that we have been bombarded with just this week, katie, you see

it's the same thing for guantanamo bay. there, is because it just sounds very frightening to a lot of folks. when you're a criminal, we need to find where you are. we need to take you into custody. and iyou're not documented, you should be returned. that makes sense. i'm all about public safety and border security. but we've got to do it in a way in accordance with our values. >> one more question to you, senator. esident trump obviously signed the laken riley act into law this week. just so folks understand that, it will allow law enforcement to detain and deport undocumented immigrants who have been charged with theft-related crimes. you voted in support of this bill i had an opportunity to interview your colleague senator adam schiff, who opposed it. he told me last week that this bill is so broad the u.s., quote, would be able to deport dreamers for taking a tube of tooth paste. can you guarantee this law won't be applied in a way that's overly broad? >> well, this law is about public safety, representing a border state

naval base in guantanamo bay, cuba. she's there to assess the trump administration's announced plans to temporarily hold tens of thousands of migrants there. those which the administration calls the worst of the worst. planning and construction is already underway, an effort that is expected to take weeks. and we should note that the administration has already begun military flights transporting migrants to the site, which has an interesting history. guantanamo bay has been used before to detain asylum seekers and refugees from 1994 to 1995, more than 55,000 cubans and haitians who were intercepted at sea were kept on the base, including. full disclosure, some of my cousins. but then, in response to the september 11th terror attacks, these facilities at guantanamo were repurposed to hold detainees in the war on terror. and on january 11th, 2002, the first detainees from afghanistan and pakistan arrived at the temporary facility of camp x-ray. this is actually a photo of taliban and al qaeda detainees in a holding area a

it's still not clear whether women or children slated for deportation could be held at guantanamo. noem did not directly respond to several questions from moderator kristen welker about women and children at the facility. well, higher prices at the pump are expected following the president's decision to apply tariffs on canadian and mexican oil, analysts and fuel traders are predicting a likely hike in fuel prices. the u.s. imports some 4 billion barrels per day of canadian oil, 70% of which is processed by refiners in the midwest. it also imports more than 450,000 barrels per day of mexican oil. those are mainly for refiners concentrated around the gulf coast. tariffs on those imports mean higher costs for making finished fuels like gasoline, much of which is likely to be passed along to u.s. consumers. and right now, the state average for a gallon of regular gas. four. 47. that is over a dollar more than the national average. you're seeing right here at 310 a gallon here in the bay area. 460 in san francisco and oakland, 449 and in san jose, 442. ontario, canada is planning to st

el primer vuelo de migrantes deportados saliÓ rumbo a la base naval de guantÁnamo, en cuba.ocumentados 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 vuelo desde texas a guantÁnamo programado este martes lleva aproximadamente una docena de inmigrantes a bordo, segÚn personas familiarizadas con el asunto. la secretaria de seguridad nacional escribiÓ que la bahÍa de guantÁnamo albergarÁ lo peor de lo peor, junto a imÁgenes de presuntos inmigrantes en custodia. surge luego de que el mandatario ordenÓ ampliar la capacidad de detenciÓn allÍ para albergar a mÁs de 30,000 personas y el pentÁgono desplegarÁ a cientos de militares para preparar el sitio. esto ocurre mientras trump y sus asesores intentan ampliar su autoridad ejecutiva mÁs allÁ de los lÍmites que marca la constituciÓn y las leyes. el 20 de enero trump dijo que invocarÍa la ley de enemigos extranjeros de 1798 para defender al paÍs de lo que califica como amenazas e invas

bush created guantanamo, and i was opposed to guantanamo closing it, president obama ran saying we shouldclose guantanamo, but at least president george w. bush was so careful in the argument he made, he said, i believe most criminals should get due process. i believe in america, they are. they should get a hearing in the courts. that's who we are as a constitution. i wish we could do that. these are some of the most dangerous terrorists and we can't do that. that's what they said. and to go from that to donald trump, who has no regard for the constitution, no regard for the constitution, that should be so offensive to every conservative in this country. >> well. >> see what i what i just say there this doesn't seem to be arbitrary. they said that they're going to go after the criminals, i think, at least for the 77 million people who voted for donald trump, they're going to be absolutely fine with sending criminals to guantanamo bay. >> nobody's disputing that criminals should be deported. it's just a question of how they are. coming up next, the panel gives us their nightcaps. they'll t

to guantanamo bay is happening now.ails after el salvador says it has offered to house in its jails, u.s. criminals and those deported from the u.s, according to secretary of state marco rubio. last night, rubio said this about what el salvador's president has offered. >> he has agreed. >> to accept. >> for. >> deportation any. >> illegal alien in the united states who is a. criminal from any nationality. be they. ms13 or. >> agua. >> and housed them in his jails. and third, he has offered to house in his jails dangerous american criminals in custody. >> in our country, including those. >> of u.s. citizenship and legal residence. no country has ever made an offer of friendship such as this. >> joining us now, nbc's aaron gilchrist. aaron. good morning. let's start with the flight carrying migrants going to guantanamo. what else do we know about that? >> well. >> jose, the white house press secretary, caroline leavitt, just announced that in a tv interview this morning that the first flight carrying undocumented migrants

straight ahead on cnn this morning, president trump's proposal for guantanamo bay. how he plans to take it from housing 15 inmates to 30,000 migrants. plus, if you stayed up late watching the super bowl and are tired this morning, i might be in that category. one coffee chain is here to help with a free cup of joe. next, in our morning roundup. >> cnn news central today at 7:00 eastern. kate made. progress with her mental health, but her medication caused unintentional movements in. >> her face. >> hands and feet called tardive dyskinesia or td. >> so her. >> doctor prescribed. >> osteo xr, a once daily extended. >> release td treatment for. >> adults with a better. >> stocks significantly reduced kate's. >> td movements. some people saw a response. >> as early as two weeks with osteo xr. kate can stay on her mental health meds. >> oh hi buddy. a stocker can cause. >> depression. >> suicidal thoughts or. actions in patients with huntington's disease. >> pay close attention to and call your doctor. >> if you become depressed, have sudden changes in mood, or have suic

la hermana de uno de los migrantes detenidos y enviados a la base militar de guantÁnamo.htÉmoc blanco, acusado de intento de violaciÓn. >> le pedimos su renuncia y ahÍ empieza la extorsiÓn. >> el exfutbolista exgobernador del estado de morelos y ahora diputado federal en mÉxico, enfrenta la posibilidad de perder prorotecciÓ legal. Él asegura que es inocente. tormentas mortales. una madre y su hija mueren en tennessee por el paso de un tornado. para el fin de semana se espera un golpe de frÍo intenso en el centro de estados unidos. y los ritmos afrolatinos suenan en broadway. exploramos la herencia y el aporte de esta comunidad de nueva york de 6 millones en todo el paÍs. 1 millÓn y medio de ellos se concentran en la gran manzana. >> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro. >> buenas tardes, es viernes, aquÍ ya empezÓ la cuenta regresiva para el super bowl. es un super bowl distinto a otros por diferentes motivos. el primero es que los equipos que juegan tienen una historia de rivalidad. el segundo, por primera vez en la historia, un presidente estarÁ en el estadio para ver

> que ten musica >> esta tarde en noticias telemundo llegan los primeros migrantes a la base de guantÁnamolanca confirma que los primeros vuelos con migrantes detenidos en el gobierno de trump partieron ya de texas hacia la base militar en cuba. ademÁs. >> serÁn recorridos a pie a motor. >> mÉxico militariza la frontera. miles de agentes se despliegan en la zona como parte del acuerdo de la presidenta sheinbaum con el presidente trump para evitar los aranceles. aranceles. nayib bukele, el presidente de el salvador, ofrece a donald trump su mega carcel para criminales detenidos en estados unidos, incluidos ciudadanos. pero, que tos legales puede enfrentar esta propuesta ? china responde a estados unidos, se impone aranceles a sus productos como el inicio de esta guerra c comercial ? afecta nuestro bolsillo. y cuenta regresiva para el super bowl. la ciudad de nueva orleans se prepara para el encuentro entre los chiefs de kansas city y los eagles de filadelfia. el presidente trump estara en el encuentro y usted podra verlo este domingo por telemundo. >> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro.

use guantanamo for this purpose. we have seen, at least we know about the 9/11 detainees there. we also know that when somebody who was trying to get into the united states illegally is interdict at sea, they've been brought to guantanamo. i don't believe that people who are already on u.s. soil have been brought to guantanamo. >> well, guantanamo bay has been used for migrants in the past, you're right, when they've been coming to the united states -- >> do you have a legal basis? are you comfortable that it is legal to bring people who are already on u.s. soil to guantanamo? >> i am, and the president is comfortable with that in&his legal scholars are. obviously there will be people that will be critics of that. but we are standing up the operations, believing we have all legal right and authority to do so. that facility has been used for migrants in the past. the direction that they're flowing, agreements that we have with their home countries will continue to keep that population changing. >> a lot of this, as yo

to guantanamo to hold up to something like 30,000 before they are deported., that 30,000 is a lot of people. and as you noted, each of those 30,000, they're being held and they're subject to deportation, do have a right to an attorney and bringing attorneys and facilities necessary for that kind of scale of an operation is something that i suspect this administration has, has not really thought through. and so i see a lot of challenges ahead with with this concept. >> what do you make about all of this from the ice raids with, you know, bringing one selected tv network along with them, the show of force, you know, holding migrants in gtmo. what do you make of the whole approach to immigration? i know it was predicted it was pledged during the campaign, so it shouldn't be a surprise. but what is the impact on national security? >> well, it's obvious that they're embarking on a shock and awe strategy to send a message to central and south america. america, don't think about coming here. there have been three audiences for this. one is the domestic political aud

they are still trying to round up a lot of them, horrible criminals and sending them to guantÁnamo bayexactly the thing to do. >> we've heard some screeching, a congressman complaining about the prayer breakfast like trump invented is a theocratic thing going on forever, people don't know some history for example, the clinton administration in the 90s using guantÁnamo bay for migrants. this is not new. >> it's interesting one of the things obama was running on was closing gitmo. there is a period of time for democrats have popular thing to shut it down and now it seems to be a popular thing to be used in this way and it does send a message in this specifically might be trendy with this bank we've seen grow and expand dramatically in the last year end a half or so across america, particularly but up to 30,000 migrants could be there and as the president pointed out, these are the real bad guys intended to be there. >> i know you have intel on this, what are you hearing? >> i spoke with secretary noem just before this and we had a conversation going to understand what's happening. she fu

. >> migrants being even taken to guantanamo bay. but apparently trump wants more, and he's upset that they're not doing more to make good on his campaign promise. >> julia, quickly, as i'm looking at your article, the details. karnes, texas. dilley, texas. those are the two places where migrant families would be housed in previously established buildings. just give me an update. are they ready to take in migrant families at this point? how long would that take to get them ready? >> you know, they they are ready in a lot of cases. one of them, dilley, was run by corecivic. that's a private prison group. they have maintained that facility. and there are actually a lot of people in that town who were put out of work when that closed, who could come back. if they're able to get people to come back to that area. the other one, karnes, which holds the most, is run by geo group. that facility is already being used to hold over 900 ice detainees right now, and so they would just be a matter of making space in another part of the facility fo

he is a law professor at yale who litigated guantanamo and guantanamo related issues, and later served as a senior diplomat in the clinton and obama administrations. his latest book is the national security constitution in the 21st century. professor, great to see you. >> good to see. >> you, fredricka. >> so past presidents have utilized guantanamo bay to house migrants, including haitians, cubans. i actually have spent some time in guantanamo covering when the haitian and cuban refugee crisis had reached a particular peak, and using those facilities. but how do you see the trump administration's plans either mirroring or differing from those efforts? >> well, they differ. >> in a way. >> that makes them really impossible to achieve. first, those cases you described all involve people who are coming to the united states and had never entered the united states, and therefore hadn't acquired various kinds of rights. the people who he's talking about bringing there now have been in the united states, and they're subject to what are called removal procedures, where they're supposed to det

this is president trump on guantanamo and why he is using it.rump: >> guantanamo is there enough space? >> president trump: a lot of space to accommodate a lot of people and we'll use it. we have it. it is already -- we have it for nothing. we can do less expensive and even more secure. we've had other countries come to us saying we would love to do that. we would love to take your criminals and we'll maintain that. we'll be in their jail. i'm only talking for the most severe cases. >> dana: your take on what is going on at gitmo. >> president trump is right. guantanamo bay is a good place to put these illegal migrants. safer than an american base. a large base. i have been there. a very modest american presence unlike bases here in america where we have large families and training grounds and so forth. there is a detention center in guantanamo bay going back to at least the 1990s under bill clinton with migrants there pending repatriation to their own countries. you don't have to worry about losing control of them or escaping the base as happen

i have a friend who works in guantanamo. needs to get her facts straight and i appreciate the call from florida -- caller from florida and his sentiments were what i agree with. maga. guest: thank you for looking that up. i will expand to you why our numbers are different. ice has 20,000 employees overall. about 6000 work in the division that i'm talking about, which is called the enforcement removal operations. roughly another 6000 work in something called homeland security investigations. those are closer to fbi agent's. those people are not day-to-day arresting immigrants in the country illegally. those people are investigating migrant smuggling organizations, cartels. they are even doing things, a big hearing for them is looking into child pornography. often, that is sort of coming in and out of the country internationally. the rest of ice, or a lot of them, they are lawyers or prosecutors. so, yes. ice has 20,000 people. practically speaking, those who are available by job title are responsible -- that our response will

la casa blanca confirma que ya ha enviado el primer vuelo con inmigrantes a guantanamo. la portavoz carolyn leavitt en una entrevista a fox news. dijo es lo que sigue en la expansion de las redadas y la promesa de donald trump de realizar de deportaciones masivas. >> la semana pasada, el pr presidente ordeno al departamento de defensa y al de seguridad nacional que prepararan unas 30.000 camas en las instalaciones que historicamente han albergado terroristas. se espera que alli sea una primera parada antes de su regreso a sus paises de origen. vamos de inmediato con cristina londono en la capital del pais. cristina buenas tardes. que sabemos a esta hora ? >> bueno, sabemos precisamente lo que decia la confirmacion de caroline levitt , que salio el vuelo con migrantes hacia guantanamo. sabemos que ademas de ser indocumentados, segun ella dijo, en fox news, son personas que tienen algun tipo de pasado criminal. la base naval de guantanamo tiene un centro de detencion que estaria adecuado para unas 120 200 personas. segun la informacion que hemos recibido. pero como ustedes

guantanamo bay migrant flights reportedly set to start this weekend. the defense secretary, pete hegseth, on using guantanamo bay -- a place he was stationed -- to host criminal migrants. >> as we've said from the beginning, 40 one will wait on the defense department. we will be a key element of expulsions and mass deportations. so as we identify criminal illegals in our country, the military is leaning forward to help with moving hem out to their home countries or somewhere else in the interim. if they can't go somewhere right away, they can go to guantanamo bay. there's two aspects. one, migrant facilities. going become to the '990s, there were tens of thousands of haitians and cuban migrants who were housed there because it was a transit point in the caribbean, and i knew of those places when i was there, and those we're going to stand unfairly quickly. you can get those of -- thousands of individuals in tents secured at places in guantanamo bay. there's always the eventuality that we could have hardened criminals, hardened gang members with violent

, guantanamo bay.ls coming up on president trump's vision for the detention facility now and the kansas city chiefs. >> have a new fan. >> that's the quarterback. but patrick mahomes also has a new and delightfully adorable reason to be very excited for sunday's big game. >> i brought. >> in ensure max. >> protein with 30g of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. here, i'll take that. >> ensure max protein 30g protein, one gram of sugar and a protein blend to feed muscles up to seven hours. >> ever feel like a spectator in your own life with chronic migraine? 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting four hours or more? botox prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine. in a survey, 91% of users wish they'd started sooner. so why wait? talk to your doctor. >> botox effects. >> may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. >> alert your. >> doctor right away as trouble swallowing. speaking, breathing, eye problems or muscle weakness can be sig

and the question with guantanamo is how long will someone be there? now, the homeland security secretary said over the weekend they will not be held there indefinitely. but a lot relies on countries taking people back. this is something that president donald trump talks a lot about. he just struck a deal with venezuela to have these deportation flights. well, that also happened during the biden administration. and then from one day to the next, venezuela stopped doing that. so if you are in a situation like that, what happens to those who are already there and without access to legal service providers, which is unclear if they will have them as well as other services, because everything comes into guantanamo bay. it is not just there. there are still a lot of unanswered questions here, but they are very much planning all of it. it could take about 30 days for them to get all of the facility up and running, but we are told that they are going to start sending them there now. >> thousand people, singles. >> single adults. we're not anticipating families

bay prisoners at guantanamo bay notoriously face a form of legal limbo? international law does not apply there. that's also the case at the migrant operations center, a separate facility at guantanamo that trump now wants to expand after being used by past presidents for decades to house migrants. last fall, the new york times reported on allegations that migrants have been forced to wear blackout goggles during transports through the base, that their calls with lawyers have been monitored, and that some areas are unfit for habitation. with rats and overflowing toilets. this comes as the trump administration scrambles to find more rooms to hold migrants. in a new report tonight, trump's so-called border czar, tom homan told nbc news that ice needs 100,000 beds total, more than double what it currently has. and it's not just donald trump engaging in these cruel theatrics. his lackeys are also carrying out his made for tv approach to immigration. this week, tv personality and outspoken trump supporter. yep, this guy, doctor phil, somehow tagged along on an

priscilla, when it comes to guantanamo bay, what are they preparing for? what is the facility going to be used as well? >> this is ultimately an expansion, and it stems from president donald trump's announcement last week that he wanted to expand the facilities in guantanamo bay to hold migrants. now there is a migrant operation center that currently exists at guantanamo bay. it is separate from where other detainees are held. and in the past, it's been used for those migrants that are interdicted at sea, sent there to be processed and then returned to their origin country. now, what they are planning is something much larger, essentially building out a facility. and the number that president donald trump gave was 30,000 to temporarily hold before these migrants are then deported back to their home country. now, homeland security secretary kristi noem was asked about this yesterday, and here's how she described the process in their plans. >> the plan is. >> to have a process that we. >> follow that's. >> laid out in law and make sure that we're dealing wit

the first flights arrived to guantanamo bay yesterday afternoon out of el paso. who are some of the passengers aboard you may ask? there were ten members of the transnational gang, tren de aragua, on this flight. overall, heroic i.c.e. agents prioritize the removal of violent criminal illegal aliens in communities across the country. on february 3rd, i.c.e. arrested a citizen of nicaragua of nicaragua convicted of sexual assault, strong-arm in lewd acts with a minor and sentenced to 15 years in prison. i.c.e. los angeles arrested a mexican citizen convicted of lewd acts with minor with a minor and sentenced to 364 days. and i.c.e. atlanta arrested a citizen of mexico convicted of homicide by vehicle hit-and-run and sentenced to six months confinement. i.c.e. new york arrested a venezuela national and own tda gang member who was a prior conviction for assault and the third degree causing physical injury. americans are safer every single time when it these criminals is arrested and deported from our country. on another important and ongoing topic, the senate is wor

. >> we are learning more about the first military flights with team of migrants headed for guantanamo how the detail is preparing. >> they will pay for that. aggressively approach troops -- virtually. we are not going to stand forever. >> defense secretary pete hegseth for warning for cartels as a new member highlights the dangers our border patrol agents are facing. retired ice special agent -- was killed by a cartel. victor jones is next. upset stomach iberogast indigestion iberogast bloating iberogast thanks to a unique combination of herbs, iberogast helps relieve six digestive symptoms to help you feel better. six digestive symptoms. the power of nature. iberogast. >> the first to come military flights of detained migrants had to guantanamo bay, where 300 u.s. troops away at their arrival. defense secretary pete hegseth, when pressed on the criticism for the new detained in center, had this to say. >> you have the heart into that have been open since 9/11, where we held the worst of the worst. that is were folks like -- if you are a violent gang banger and you have been taken out

detainees of cuban and haitian dissent were both detained at guantanamo. are you looking at that model setting up these detention facilities? karoline: secretary hegseth answered this question and he said the department of defense is already on it. he has directed his agency to ensure gitmo is increasing their capacity for beds. that's executive president trump's executive order did. directed secretary hegseth to expand the operation center to provide for this extra detention space. as secretary hegseth confirmed, that operation is underway. karoline: sure. reporter: can you clarify whether the tariffs will be going into effect tomorrow or the might be some leadtime? they will be going to affect? karoline: correct. reporter: is there a scenario in which canada and mexico and china can offer concessions and they will be removed? karoline: the president made it clear those tariffs are going to be implement it and and effect. if the president decides to rollback the tariffs, i will leave it to him to make that decision. starting tomorrow they will be in place

stuart: first flight for illegal migrants deemed high threat landlanded in guantanamo bay. next. ...to free birds. ♪ vanguard. we got this. fifty years of helping you invest for every chapter. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. nothing beats it. i recommend pronamel active shield because it actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a game changer for my patients. try pronamel mouthwash. only servicenow connects every corner of your business so people can do all their work on one platform. no more mindless swivel chairing between platforms. or swivel chairing between apps. no more swivel chairing! i don't feel so good. what does he do here again? mostly that kind of stuff. will you push me back? no. the way i approach work post fatherhood, has really trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. here in the comcast family, we're building an integrated in-home wifi solution for millions of families like my own. in the average household, there are dozens of connected dev

llegÓ a la bahÍa de guantÁnamo un grupo de 10 migrante que fue trasladado este centro de detenciÓn.an una amenaza para estados unidos. ¿cÓmo es esta instalaciÓn? yo te explico. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ borja: estÁ ubicada dentro de la base naval de guantÁnamo, concretamente en la isla de cuba. esta presiÓn fue establecida en el aÑo 2002, tras los atentados del 09—11 se creÓ para detener a sospechosos de terrorismo sin juicio que fuera del sistema judicial estadounidense . estaba se cuenta con un centro de detenciÓn para migrantes, pero esta separado totalmente de la presiÓn de mÁxima seguridad, y que funciona para detener migrantes que han querido entrar a estados unidos en barco, la mayorÍa de ellos son procedentes de haitÍ y de cuba. en este momento la capacidad de este centro es de sÓlo 400 personas, y esto estÁ muy por debajo de los 30.000 que la administraciÓn trump planea enviar. por eso, se estÁn levantando unas carpas para que se amplÍe su capacidad. por otra parte, guantÁnamo es conocida por sus condiciones extremas y sus acusaciones de violaciones a los derechos humanos. hoy juramenta

a maximum-security prison like guantanamo bay where we have the space.t those doing the intervention and arrest, we will provide that because as tom said, border security is national security and that includes assets that only the defence department has. >> we have migrant processing centres. we will hold them again. [inaudible] >> the clinton administration had tens of thousands of migrants at quote tony mowbray and has been used many times over. >> reporter: what exactly are their day-to-day tasks and why do you need more? >> some are able to do enforcement actually. operation lone star, state based troops have authorities. federal troops, what they do is relieve border patrol and to have the opportunity to actually do it so what is happening right here which i talked with a bunch of those doing their duty, they are calling in observation two border patrol. it is a process that in the past tom was telling me might take 3. 30 minutes on an indication that someone is crossing the border for there to be a response because under the bond administration bor

. >> and still ahead, dhs secretary kristi noem heading to guantanamo bay.administration is planning to expand the infamous detention to expand the infamous detention facility. that exclusive report have you always had trouble with your weight? same. discover the power of wegovy®. with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. and i'm keeping the weight off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only weight-management medicine proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events such as death, heart attack, or stroke in adults with known heart disease and obesity. don't use wegovy® with semaglutide or glp-1 medicines, or in children under 12. don't take if you or your family had mtc, men 2, or if allergic to it. tell your provider if you plan to have surgery or a procedure, are breastfeeding, pregnant, or plan to be. stop taking and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or any of these allergic reactions. serious side effects may include pancreas inflammation and gallbladder problems. call

the first flight of illegal immigrants has now landed in guantanamo bay, cuba. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." homeland security secretary kristi noem had said the maximum security facility would hold the worst of the worst. here is the president. >> president trump: we are doing very well with respect to other countries really behaving on taking the criminals that they sent into our country and we are getting them out. some of the worst people on earth. >> guantanamo bay, is there enough space there to the accommodate? >> president trump: there is a lot of space to accommodate a lot of people and we'll use it. >> harris: we are going to hear from the voters' voices. they are here, some from election night and they will tell everyone what they feel the president is doing. democrats, independents, republicans. the voters are seated next to me and ready to go. first let's go to chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin at the pentagon. this has been a huge morning. >> absolutely, harris. we have learned a u.s. military c-17 wi

and president trump is plans to send some of them to guantanamo bay. will that help officials at the border? we'll ask one. later, is spring around the corner or will there be six more weeks of winter? what punxsutawney phil is predicting this ground hog day. ♪ always dry scoop before you run. listen to me, the hot dog diet got me shredded. it's time we listen to science. one a day is formulated with key nutrients to support whole body health. one a day. science that matters. zyrtec allergy relief works fast and lasts a full 24 hours so dave can be the... deliverer of dance. ok, dave! let's be more than our allergies. zeize the day with zyrtec. ♪ like a relentless weed, moderate to severe ulcerative colitis symptoms can keep coming back. start to break away from uc with tremfya... with rapid relief at 4 weeks. tremfya blocks a key source of inflammation. at one year, many people experienced remission... and some saw 100% visible healing of their intestinal lining. serious allergic reactions and increased risk of infections may occur. before treatment,

. >>> the first migrant flight lands at guantanamo bay, laying the ground work to turn the naval base into a detention center. >>> tariffs hit temu as the trade war with china heats up. >>> got to break the bank along with a few eggs to make an omelet. how restaurants are scrambling to fight skyrocketing egg prices. >>> and get ready for the weekend box office. the blinding light singer brings his light to the big screen. >>> hi there. glad you're with me. i'm frances rivera. we begin with the latest drastic move to reshape the federal government. the cia has now offered buyouts to its workforce. a spokesperson says the offer includes eight months of pay and benefits, and it's similar to the offers that went to other agencies. a spokesperson for the office of personnel management told nbc that at least 20,000 federal workers have accepted deferred resignation offers so far. the u.s. agency for international development announced that nearly all of its direct hires will be placed on leave. and, two sources tell nbc news the white house is preparing to try to abolish the department of e

we will send them to guantanamo. this will double capacity immediately.it's a tough place to get out of. today's signings bring us one step closer to eradicating the scourge of migrant crime in our communities. unforced error we even have to be doing this. we need congress to provide full funding for the total restoration of our this will double our capacity immediately. it is a tough place to get out of. today's signings bring us one step closer to eradicating the scorch of migrant crime in our communities once and for all. it is purely an unforced error that we even have to be doing this now. of our sovereign borders as well as financial support to remove record numbers of illegal aliens. these are illegal alien killers, criminals at levels nobody has ever seen before. you would have known that. you were there when i said it. i said that everybody bad will be thrown. look at venezuela. venezuela crime is down 77% because i have taken gang members, prisoners, drug dealers, drug lords, they have it shipped them all into the united states. many countries,

supreme court very close decision 5 to 4, held that an enemy combatant held in guantanamo does have someconstitutional rights, does not have zero rights, the supreme court said. it's not like a light switch where when you leave american soil, you you have no rights. they said you do have basic rights to contest the terms and the basis for your detention. so we could be heading down, i think a very similar road here. >> yeah. so how does that work? if you know, there the gang that are that are being held there. >> right. so this would be different because now they would be held under immigration auspices by ice, by dhs. and so but what i think will happen, and we've already started to see the beginnings of this, is there will be interest groups. aclu was was important in the prior litigation. i think they're going to be involved here. and these groups, on behalf of people who are held, are going to start doing two things. one, they may contest the conditions and say that these are improper conditions. they don't comply with the eighth amendment against cruel and unusual punishment. i don'

and it's not exactly a novel idea, because other in guantanamo bay.he scale of it, i think, kind of caught a lot of people by surprise. in the us is about 40,000, and then you add another i mean, to be able to ramp up immigration raids you know, they're having dea officers, 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. i