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diamond in tel aviv. jeremy, thank you so much for bringing us the breaking news. john. >> all right. we've got new reporting just in to cnn. new details about donald trump's planned immigration crackdown on the very first hours after he is sworn into office on monday. sources tell cnn the plan includes targeted ice sweeps in major metropolitan areas, including washington, d.c., denver and chicago. let's get right to cnn's priscila alvarez, who is on capitol hill. priscilla, what is your reporting here? what have you learned? >> well, sources have described to me a slate of executive actions on immigration in those early hours of the trump administration, intended, again, to crack down on this signature issue for the president elect. now they fall into three different buckets interior enforcement. so those ice sweeps that you were talking about in those major metropolitan areas, areas, of course, that have seen an influx of migrants over recent years. also, those sanctuary jurisdictions, you've heard the incoming border czar tom homan talk about these a lot. these are areas that limit

let's get first to jeremy diamond in tel aviv for really, jeremy, what's happening or not happening? what's your sense well, john, you know, at this point in the day, we had expected that the israeli prime minister would have already brought this deal forward to the security cabinet, that perhaps the security cabinet by now would have already voted up or down on this cease fire agreement, and that we would be on our way to a vote by the full cabinet of the israeli prime minister's government. >> but instead, what we have been seeing is the israeli prime minister's office releasing one statement after another, claiming that hamas is making last minute demands at the negotiating table. >> as they are working through some of these final implementation details. this is the statement from the prime minister's office that we got this morning saying hamas reneges on parts of the agreement reached with the mediators and israel in an effort to extort last minute concessions. the israeli cabinet will not convene until the mediators notify israel that hamas has accepted all of the elements of the agreement. but we should n

diamond for us in israel. jeremy, thanks very much for that. and we are going to turn now to white house national security communications adviser john kirby.admiral, very good to see you. thanks for being here. what can you tell us about how close a deal actually is, and what are the major sticking points at this hour? >> right now, the negotiators are at the level of dealing mostly with what we would call modalities of the deal. >> in other words, the numbers of prisoners in israel versus the number of hostages that will be released, the schedule, the time frame of how that would be done, and the exact details of of israeli defense force withdrawals from, from parts of gaza. >> so it's really down to the brass tacks. but as we've seen in the past, when you get down to that level of detail, you know you're close and you know the gaps can be closed. but that's when it gets really, really hard. that's when the negotiations become a little tougher. >> we do believe that we're in a different place now than we were before, more than a year ago, or even over the last, last recent months when we've been trying to get this deal in place because ha

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diamond in tel aviv for us. we're going to get back to jeremy for sure throughout the day as well. thanks, guys. really appreciate it, john. >> with me now is congressman jared moskowitz, a democrat from florida. congressman, thank you so much for being with us. a bump in the road, at least from now. for now, how concerned are you with this apparent delay in voting on this hostage and ceasefire deal? >> well, thanks, john. thanks for having me. well, look, obviously serving in the house. i've seen many deals get brokered and votes get delayed. and so sometimes that happens when you're trying to get something very complicated passed. and the israelis know they're making a deal with the devil in hamas. and so i'm sure there's all sorts of concern that hamas is trying to add new prisoners that aren't agreed to at the last moment, or whether hamas is going to live up to their end of the deal or, you know, taking pressure off of hamas. we've seen the pressure on hezbollah work. what we saw, obviously, the collapse in syria. all of this is connected. we've seen iran's inability to actually launch a real military campaign, which