there are at of questions about the announcement this week that guantanamo bay will be used as a detention facility for migrants. will people held at guantanamo have the same rights and access to attorneys that they have here in the united states? >> yes, due process will be followed. and having facilities at guantanamo bay will be an asset to us and that we'll have the capacity to do there what we've always done. we've always had a presence of illegal immigrants there that have been detained, we're just building out some capacity. we appreciate the partnership of the d.o.d. in getting that up to the level that it needs to get to in order tto facilate this repatriation of people back to their country. so, remember, that guantanamo bay clearly, by this president, has said that it will hold the worst of the worst. that we are going after those bad actors. just last week, i was in new york city. we were going after people that had warrants out for their arrests on murders and rapes, assaults, gun purchases, drug trafficking. in fact, we had a member of tda that was one of the ring leaders tha

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 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

the military facilities at guantanamo bay have traditionally been used to house detainees suspected of contributing to the nine over 11 attacks or other international terror attacks the u.s. government has typically suspended due process for detainees there. a federal appeals court upheld that standard back in 2020, ruling that prisoners held at guantanamo are not entitled to due process. noem says under the trump administration plans, detainees will not be held at guantanamo bay indefinitely. the plan is to have a process that we follow that's laid out in law and make sure that we're dealing with these individuals appropriately according to what the state and the what the national lawsuit or law directs. 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 predictin

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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

reporter: on guantanamo bay, can you give details about setting up the detention facility at gitmo? what is the timing and terms of standing it up? this has happened before during the clinton administration. 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

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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 i

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will families be held at guantanamo bay? she didn't rule any of this out, kyra. so it's a really news making interview and forward looking. and of course, the action now shifts to capitol hill. will congress approve the funding that's necessary? it is incredibly expensive to pull off the president's mass deportation plans by one estimate, $1 trillion a year just to deport 1 million people. so we get into all of this not just with homeland security secretary kristi noem, but also with senators eric schmidt and mark kelly of arizona. kyra. always a great show, kristen. you get so much information. we are so looking forward to that interview with kristi noem today. thanks, kristen, as always for that preview, and we hope you join kristen for this morning's meet the press. as mentioned, she will have that exclusive interview with the new homeland security secretary, kristi noem, as well as missouri republican senator eric schmidt and arizona democratic senator mark kelly. if you just stick right here with us for today in the bay, meet the press is on at 8 a.m, right

it's controversial considering the use of guantanamo bay, as a place for terrorists. the migrants who are caught at sea, haitians and cubans primarily. the thing about the trump administration, there are approximately 41,000 beds across all of iced attention. that, even under biden, was pretty tight. they were trying to move people out as quickly as possible. they wanted -- the biden administration was deporting 200,000 or so people. they wanted to move people through as quickly as possible. the trump people are saying if we want to scale up and deport hundreds of thousands of millions of people, we need a lot more beds. and so, one thing they have come up with is they have figured out they can open a facility in guantanamo that they think and hold about 30,000 people. and they think they can use it as a pentagon contract to pay for that and stand that up really quickly. host: let's hear from marvin in michigan, line for democrats. good morning, marvin. caller: good morning, ladies. i've seen the deportations. the colombian president announced that all colombians are

push of president trump, have been about. with the department of homeland security to house in guantanamo bayme, i mean, immigration to me seems where he came in most prepared. as quickly as he did shows that there was a very well—thought—through plan in terms of enlisting some of these other government agencies. you know, they're having da officers, for example, whose job has never really been to do that. and they promised — i mean, tom homan promised earlier this week and they're not sending children to school, they're not going to work. so i think it's having the exact effect that they intended, the shock—and—awe effect — the zone with some of these actions and orders development with the trump administration, right? of these orders are going to get tied up in legal battles. but some of them, you know, might withstand the legal termed "migrant crime" — at the outset of this briefing, she's specifically named and identified individuals that is a citizen of mexico, he's convicted of a sex crime, up in the ice raid." supporters that were concerned about this, you know, those people that were

and transit that is the case, we are preparing options for the actual detention facilities in guantÁnamo bayhouse the worst of the worst until we move them back to their home countries in his president trump made it very clear, better be prepared to take them and robustly and soon. trey: okay i heard worst of the worst which to me these violent criminals and democrats will argue that trump wants to deport schoolchildren, and who should be reported and in what order. maria: is clear some fantastic question, we departed transit — real legal criminals, those who have been here coming up thinking of the tomatoes in florida, but raping children in colorado. those need to go, now and with no due process, out what time or wherever they need to go and specifically the gang members and those are the ones who should go right now the hispanic community is no problems in doing that problem comes when we are mixing those criminals with the people who have been here for 20 years, helping our economy. that's a conversation that we as a country need to have a some point and find a balance and a solution, to

the worst of the worst need to go to guantanamo bay. who don't know, we've had a migrant processing center there for decades. we don't use with it an awful a lot. usually it's the coast guard holding people from haiti and cuba that were, you know, arrested entering the country through the maritime. so we've got a facility there, and we're going to expand it a lot and hold the worst of the worst over there. it's the right thing to do. and the beds are much cheaper over there so, look, president trump's about a efficiency, about getting the bad guys out. this is one of many ideas we have, and we're going to put it in place. maria: tom, you said that the crossings are down 93%. this is incredible. president trump put these tariffs this if place because of the now of fentanyl. what can you tell us about that? because the president has ordered 25% tariffs on canadian and mexican imports and 10% on goods from china because of their inability or unwillingness to stop the fentanyl from flowing into our country killing 100,000 americans every ye

he's got a new idea for that guantanamo bay. we just spent 20 years finally almost emptying the place. now he wants to send 30,000 illegal aliens to guantanamo bay. i get it, you guys. this is what people voted for. but i kind of feel sorry. very sorry for the pitiful, powerless people he is pushing around. i'm referring to congress and. oh, boy, oh, boy. and then, oh, big oscar scandal. have you been following this? angelenos. emilia pÉrez. have you seen the movie? yeah, yeah. one guy. okay, well, no, i saw it. it's not a fan favorite. i mean, it's not horrible. put that on your poster. bill maher not horrible no, it's. it's okay. anyway, hollywood is very excited. they have a trans star was going to get nominated. or maybe it has been nominated, i guess was going to win an oscar, but you know, the thing that brings so many people down? yeah, this is a trans person born a man. now, a woman dug up the old tweets. oh, the ghost of the old tweets. always. everybody's downfall. and she denigrates islam and says george floyd was a d

departments of defense and homeland security to begin preparing the 30,000-person migrant facility at guantanamo bayeople don't even know about it. the release of deepseek ai from nai chinese company should be a wake-up call for our industries that we need to be laser focused on competing to win because we have the greatest scientists in the world. catriona: hello and welcome to "the context" with me caitriona perry. we are focusing on trump's second term and we are at the end of president trump's second week in office although he's been working so hard, it feels like a lot more than that. tonight throughout the program, will be reflecting on how it's gone and what it might tell us about his next four years in office. numerous executive orders have been signed to add to the 33 from last week as well as robust speeches and press conferences. we were promised it would be fast and furious and fast and furious we have. with me tonight to discuss all of this, we have our panel, democratic strategist kelly hyman, former prosecutor joe marino. thank you for being with us. the big issue of course this week

now, about guantanamo bay, alicia. apparently the conditions aren't even great.michael was like, no, baby, we haven't. you're not you're not confused. this is this is out of the ordinary. >> it it listen, it it struck me during noam's confirmation hearing. it strikes me again, in these last two weeks, dhs has very large purview, right? they are dealing with keeping the homeland safe. 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, se

truct dod and homeland security to begin preparing the 30,000 person migrant facility at guantanamo bay. most people don't know about it. we 2ave 20,000 beds in guanta guantÃnamo to detain the worst criminal illegal aliens threatening the american people. some of them are so bad we don't trust the countries to hold them because we don't want them coming back. 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, crimina

this comes after president trump said the he's directing the opening of a detention center at guantanamo bay. will be to hold up to 30,000 immigrants who are living illegally in the united states and protesters in the bay area join thousands across the u.s. who are expressing their outrage at the immigration policies of the president. >> in southern california, marchers blocked a major freeway. the san francisco spca is trying to curb a rise in cases among dogs in the tenderloin tomorrow. the group host the first of 2 free health clinics to help parvo is a highly contagious illness that can be deadly for dogs. the virus is spread through contaminated droppings. a spokesperson for the spca share some symptoms to look out for. >> even see some signs of vomiting and diarrhea, sometimes with blood on lethargy. and so we encourage anyone who has a dog that's experiencing that to contact about immediately. >> the spca says can be prevented with a vaccine. and a reminder those clinics will be open tomorrow as well as on marcd 3rd, it will be at the golden gate greenway on golden gate avenue near jo

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's report dan, another decision trumps of the going to create space for 30,000 migrants at guantanamo bayuba but that's where the 9/11 prisoners are. not too many of those left what you make of that good idea? >> i don't think that's a bad idea. to me the biggest issue at the center of trumps deportation's resources. there are millions of illegal migrants in the country. some of them criminals, some not criminals. where is he going to find enough people, enough police and security officials. opening guantÁnamo get is probably not a bad idea. >> to let ou true of president trump's most cabinet nominees face a grilling on capitol hill. our panel of what we learn from this week's hearings next. ng sc. of course, that also includes having a smile you feel good about. fortunately, aspen dental specializes in dentures and implants made just for you, with affordable options and flexible ways to pay, and now, they■re 0 dollars down plus 0% interest, if paid in full in 18 months. helping our patients put their best smile forward. it's one more way aspen dental is in your corner. you don't hurt cau

preparing to deploy about a thousand troops to help border patrol agents. 500 marines arrived at guantanamo bayset up new migrant detention facilities. trump says he wants to host 30,000 deported migrants who await return to their home countries. the cuban government opposes the use of the military base in this way, calling it illegal detention on illegally occupied territory. trump says it's necessary to keep the migrants from coming back. secretary of state marco rubio today met up with panama's president, josÉ raul mulino. it's his first foreign trip since taking the position. >> of all the agencies out there. there was none. i would rather be in charge of and lead because we truly have. think about this. we have the greatest diplomatic corps in the history of the world. i don't know if i don't think the romans were very good at it. i you know, i just don't. i think we do it better than anyone's ever done it in the world. >> they addressed trump's concerns that china has too much control over the panama canal. rubio says the u.s. may need to take action to protect its rights under the panama

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this comes after president trump said that he's directing the opening of its detention center at guantanamo bay, the oldest to 30,000 immigrants who are living illegally in the united states. protesters in the bay area. >> join thousands across the u.s. who are expressing outrage at the actions of immigration and customs enforcement in southern california. marchers blocked a major freeway there. we'll have more on that rally coming up tonight at 10, 30. president trump's tariffs for mexico, canada and china take effect this week, which could lead to a possible trade war reporter though, has a look at the new tariffs and how they will impact you. >> the emerging trade war against the u.s. is neighboring partners could have lasting impacts. president donald trump announcing a 25% tax on all goods coming from canada and mexico. an exception made for canadian energy, including natural gas and oil products from china will also be hit with a 10% tariff. trump says the move is to get the country's to crack down on illegal immigration and drug trafficking. >> after stop people from going in and we have

the most famous was a flight into guantanamo bay, in which the pilots had been working.ong hours, and they missed a number of key points that would have told them to take action. and the plane crashed. so fatigue is an ongoing issue. >> another ongoing issue in aviation safety is runway close calls and collisions. >> the worst accident in the history of aviation was a runway incursion on the island of tenerife, where two 747 seconds that had been diverted there and they hit each other, and over 500 people were killed. >> these close calls have ramped up even more in recent years. in february 2023, a fedex jet came less than 100ft of the runway before its pilots realized a southwest jet was taking off on the same runway. it was one of five such incidents in a period of just seven weeks. >> one two. >> 1.65 and this past december, chartered jet carrying the gonzaga men's basketball team nearly crossed a runway at los angeles international airport, where a delta plane was taking off. >> stop stop, stop. >> the faa is still investigating these incidents. >> these near collis

jason: i have no problem doing all of the about that i think guantanamo bay is a present laid is a bigt we been there since 1898, was in a tree with cuba in 1903, is about 45 square miles and i have been there have been able to see it is a well about 4 feet away from mohammed, hit is quite the site, and a new defense secretary pete hegseth, served there any knows it well and there is plenty of room to help these people and to your point about the word getting out coming if people know that you come here and commit a crime, they're not just getting sent back home with a nice airline ticket, you may be going 1 ton of of a for a long period of time and word will get around that in a heartbeat to get donald trump is right, that is a place that is highly protected and if it wasn't the naval base there, probably be ritz-carlton to be entered but nobody nobody will be able to escape out of their. todd: what you think they will do their objecting as you know they literally do not know what happens there, and you don't know ultimately what will happen there were these worst of the worst ages he

them to detain folks, but now there's reporting that the trump administration is looking to use guantanamo bay as a place to send the folks who are deported. just your reaction to that move. >> we've seen guantanamo used in the past for migrant detention, but it's always been people who were indicted, interdicted at sea. and we've never seen. and honestly, your guess is as good as mine as to how legally they would even be able to justify taking people who were living in the us from the us to be able to keep them at guantanamo. and what, what what they use to justify it is going to determine what grounds, if any, are going to be available to, you know, to litigate, to sue, to try to stop what's whatever is coming down. but like so many things with the trump administration, how they actually go about it is going to determine how easy it is to stop. >> what recourse do folks have, either the migrants or the communities they live in, to protect them? >> what we have seen so far is that despite what you mentioned, this very aggressive enforcement effort to arrest people, that many communities have

he went as far as saying signing an executive order calling for 30,000 migrants to be sent to guantanamo bay, going after diversity initiatives throughout the government in just this dramatic overhaul of the federal government. jeff, you cover the white house. it is very clear what he's trying to do here. pull back on the u.s. role in presence around the world, reshape how the federal government works, and push the limits of his power. doing it all throughout the doing it all very quickly within the first couple of weeks. >> absolutely. and grasp power. i mean, i was speaking to a democrat last night who said he couldn't think of a more powerful president in modern history in terms of somebody who is taking every single lever he can and testing it, which is the right way to say that, because clearly some of this is going to be challenged in the courts. but everything from aid to the d e i and then using that sort of worldview to apply to everything from his own government and personnel and people to plane crashes. so it's it's extraordinary. and it's, you know, the response so far, quiet fro

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it's controversial considering the use of guantanamo bay, as a place for terrorists. the migrants who are caught at sea, haitians and cubans primarily. the thing about the trump administration, there are approximately 41,000 beds across all of iced attention. that, even under biden, was pretty tight. they were trying to move people out as quickly as possible. they wanted -- the biden administration was deporting 200,000 or so people. they wanted to move people through as quickly as possible. the trump people are saying if we want to scale up and deport hundreds of thousands of millions of people, we need a lot more beds. and so, one thing they have come up with is they have figured out they can open a facility in guantanamo that they think and hold about 30,000 people. and they think they can use it as a pentagon contract to pay for that and stand that up really quickly. host: let's hear from marvin in michigan, line for democrats. good morning, marvin. caller: good morning, ladies. i've seen the deportations. the colombian president announced that all colombians are

in october of 2012 he deployed from germany to guantanamo bay, cuba for eight months. to this day i am not sure what happened on that deployment but whatever did happen permanently and profoundly changed my husband. in august of 2013 while still on active duty, charlie attempted suicide and was hospitalized. it was then that he disclosed he attempted suicide twice on deployment. his doctors told us he could not have ptsd because he was not deployed to a combat zone. he was diagnosed with major depressive disorder and anxiety and was medically retired in july of 2015. we moved back to san antonio and he was connected to a v.a. psychiatrist only supported, counseling is not part of these quarterly appointments. charlie has repeatedly requested counseling referrals from the v.a. psychiatrist and the cycle includes the community care program failed charlie again and again. he had to wait six to eight weeks to see a community care provider. in each of the nine times that he went through this process, he has never been granted more than 12 visits with a counselor even when h

i served with the soldier i served with in guantanamo bay when i was a platoon leader. he was killed in afghanistan, not in my unit, but when i was there. it's these guys that we do this for those that have given the ultimate sacrifice. to the border, whatever is needed at the border will be provided, whether that is through state active duty, 32 or title ten, because we are we are reorienting. this is a shift. this is not the way business has been done in the past. this is the defense department will support the defense of the territorial integrity of the united states of america at the southern border to include reservists, national guard and active duty and comply with the constitution and the laws of our land and the directives of the commander in chief and the possibility of invoking its direction. i guess those will be decisions made by the white house. i look forward to conversations about anything we need to do to ensure we're securing our southern border. secretary chertoff, the change military training. i'm sorry, i got to change military training at military