rikers island. take hundreds of criminal aliens out of rikers island every month. island because of the sanctuary city law. is he talking about getting us back in rikers island. arresting a criminal alien in the safety and security of county jail is much safer than going into the community and finding a bad guy on his turf has access to who knows what weapons? being inside the jail is safer for the alien and officer and much safer for the community. those are the things we are talking about getting done. >> griff: and particularly the migrant communities like in the case of the venezuela be migrant community being plagued by the tren de aragua gang members that continue to grow across the country. you mentioned ice, tom, the current acting ice director, p.j. let likener ending a couple programs basically providing social services to migrants wrap around stabilization service and young adult case management, basicfully a nutshell. this was millions, if not tens of millions of dollars that the current administration decided to implement and ice decided it wasn't effe

how dare and agent be at rikers island taken custody of public safety threat they're about toease. so he says he wants to speak -- help actions speak louder than words. >> of any of these local politicians obstruct aren't they opening themselves up for charges? >> absolutely. any mirror number 1 job is protection of communities. if they want to help just get all the way we will do it. but don't cross that line. don't impede our operation because that's a felony. so there will be consequences absolutely. >> to show agent here in new york says its all a game you're playing listen to this. >> new york city joined the list of cities where these performative raids are taking place any of a a government that's reckless. performative i'll show you an image of christy noam who was just confirmed opener who is confirmed department home unsecured he. it's almost a game where she seems to be cosplaying i'm not sure what she thinks she is portraying she might as well be a comic-con. >> james enjoys just saying role-playing and having fun. >> bottom line let's talk about chicago for a minu

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you know, he wants to do an executive action to get us in rikers island. how dare an ice agent be at rikers island taking custody of public safety threat. they're about to release. so mayor adams says he wants to help. actions speak louder than words. we find out where it goes. >> and if any of these local politicians obstruct. aren't they opening themselves up for charges? >> absolutely. they can sit back and watch us protect their community. any any mayor or city councilman, their number one job protection of the communities. we've been clear we're looking for public safety threats. if you don't want to help us, just get the hell out of the way and we'll do it. but don't cross that line. don't actually impede our operation, because that's a felony. don't knowingly harbor and conceal illegal aliens from us. that is a felony. so there will be consequences. absolutely. >> well, tish james agee here in new york says it's all a game you're playing. listen to this. >> new york city joined the list of cities where these performative raids are taking place. >> w

trump hating democrats they try to throw the former president in prison they wanted to send him to rikers islandy wanted to ruin his life. they did try to destroy his reputation. all in order to block him from winning an election. this is a massive scandal one of the biggest in modern american history and in the media is perfectly fine with it. these democrats utterly failed and now it is time for reckoning at the doj, the fbi, on the clown shows going on in atlanta and new york. i don't mean that republican should follow suit. no they should and the weaponization of justice they should adhere to equal justice and application of our laws. return to constitutional order. they should not do to them and they are scared to death that that what happened, that which was done to donald trump. the left tried to turn our courts, the fbi, our intelligence community into a soviet style political enforcement arm of the democratic party. thankfully that will end in what? 12 days whatever it is on january 20th. if you are a democrat and you are watching tonight pay close attention. in this country crimes get

wants to write executive orders and you probably aren't far away so he wants to give us back to riker's islandety risk so we've got a great relationship and hopefully, the actions will match the words and commitment. stuart: it seems the tide is turning. i'm seeing some changes in various places. eric adams goes to mar-a-lago, agrees to work with you guys, and the governor of massachusetts appears to be saying okay, we'll work with i.c.e. to get rid of criminal migrants. is the tide turning? >> i'm hoping so. the governor of massachusetts didn't come out until after she got caught misrepresenting state laws. she claimed her state wasn't a sanctuary state and never worked with i.c.e. and the field office director says she's wrong, they are a sanctuary state. she wants less criminals in her shelter then she should end her sanctuary policies. the sanctuary jurisdictions, it's for criminals and that means they won't let us in their jail to arrest a bad guy in the jail. don't let the public commit crimes in the community. work with i.c.e. and give us access to a jail. stuart: tom great to have you

company cfo was long ago cuffed, arraigned, convicted and sent to a pretty rough jail in new york, rikers island, for offenses related to this case. likewise, trump's lawyer for this and other crimes went to jail, as did other aides in other cases. more of these individuals spending more time behind bars for any set of presidential aides since richard nixon. and if you broaden out, today is another long awaited, long, hard earned legal marker that reinforces, as you can see from the stamps here, how trump's enterprises are riddled with documented crimes. you see the felon at the top as of today. but from his first campaign to his business to his 2020 campaign, so many people in so many places and jurisdictions convicted. that's not a witch hunt. legally, if you use that terminology, it's just a lot of witches. the chart you're looking at is made of evidence, facts, and the unanimous decision of juries around the country. it is not some view from outside critics or political foes. and trump, the convicted felon atop those enterprises, even as he returns to the top of the federal government. he is

interest in this individual, we would have taken them immediately from them or from right from rikers island. >> it avoids having. >> and it avoids this whole scenario that we're working on right now. cases could take weeks, months, sometimes, and sometimes even longer, because we don't know where the individual is at. >> even new york city's mayor is advocating for a change. >> those who are committing. >> crimes in our city. >> must be addressed, and we should. change the. >> current sanctuary. >> city law to address that issue. >> gianello emphasized that i.s.i.s. focus is on those who pose a threat to the communities they are in. >> that's why i get disgusted and disappointed when i hear these false narratives about i.s.i.s. out doing sweeps, ice is out doing raids. once ice is done, going after criminals within like 3 to 4 months, they'll be going after and targeting abuela. i mean, in my lifetime, i don't know what planet these people live on. um, but it's going to take us a lot longer than three months, especially here in new york city and the other largest cities, to arrest the crimi

company cfo was long ago cuffed, arraigned, convicted and sent to a pretty rough jail in new york, rikers island, for offenses related to this case. likewise, trump's lawyer for this and other crimes went to jail, as did other aides in other cases. more of these individuals spending more time behind bars for any set of presidential aides since richard nixon. and if you broaden out today is another long awaited, long, hard earned legal marker that reinforces, as you can see from the stamps here, how trump's enterprises are riddled with documented crimes. we see the felon at the top as of today. but from his first campaign to his business to his 2020 campaign, so many people in so many places and jurisdictions convicted, that's not a witch hunt legally, if you use that terminology. it's just a lot of witches. the chart you're looking at is made of evidence, facts, and the unanimous decision of juries around the country. it is not some view from outside critics or political foes. and trump, the convicted felon atop those enterprises. even as he returns to the top of the federal government, he is ma

interest in this individual, we would have taken them immediately from them or from right from rikers island. >> it avoids having. >> and it avoids this whole scenario that we're working on right now. cases could take weeks, months, sometimes, and sometimes even longer, because we don't know where the individual is at. >> even new york city's mayor is advocating for a change. >> those who are committing crimes in our city must be. >> addressed. >> and we should change the current sanctuary city law to address that issue. >> danilo emphasized that i.s.i.s. focus is on those who pose a threat to the communities they are in. >> that's why i get disgusted and disappointed when i hear these false narratives about i.s.i.s. out doing sweeps. ice is out doing raids. once ice is done, going after criminals within like 3 to 4 months, they'll be going after and targeting abuela. i mean, in my lifetime, i don't know what planet these people live on. um, but it's going to take us a lot longer than three months, especially here in new york city and the other largest cities, to arrest the criminals that ar

>> i rikers island president trump. >> um, i spoke with the president's national security advisor and i have not talked to the president yet, and i do not know what the mission was. so let me close by saying again, thank you to the members of the press to help us get information out to the families. the american airlines number is 806 798215. ( 800) 679-8215. and i expect the airport will likely provide additional information in the morning. thank you. >> mary. >> you have been listening to officials here in washington, dc giving the first update to reporters and the public on the plane crash that we saw earlier, where an american airlines plane collided with a blackhawk helicopter and downed in the potomac, where a search and rescue effort is still underway. the mayor there of washington, dc, muriel bowser, saying that this is very much still a rescue operation. she also noted that officials in the airport are meeting with families right now. american airlines officials are meeting with them. they expect there to be another briefing when the sun comes up and there is more daylight, a

you have rikers island, where correctional officers get stabbed, slashed, beaten every day. and the democratic party here in this state and nationwide doesn't say boo. we have a soros prosecutor who won't prosecute these people, these january 6th guys that assaulted cops. they were in jail for two years. three years. that's fine with me. if you do the same thing here to a cop in this city, you're lucky you get three hours in the slammer. >> california is the same way. >> california is the exact same way. so this is, you know, january 6th was not a great day for america. but to your point, it was litigated. trump ran for office from day one saying he was going to do this. the american public had their chance to weigh in. he got elected and he did it. and now we're going to have to move forward. >> the 2 in 10 americans support the pardons. that's not a lot of americans. >> there's no doubt. there's no doubt, a.b. >> that's a vote that. >> john, what do you i mean, what do you make of what he just said there? >> well, i think that the criminal justice reform laws that went int

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