ryker eva's is about to disappear. they get rid of it and pushing the jails to the -- ryker's at maybe a year half. a third in jail beds. we locked nobody up now in in town. now we go down a third. where does ice fit into this? it gets complicated. the laws that are in place were passed and signed into law. mayor is constrained by that. devil is in the details. what does it say? they cannot cooperate on detainers from ice except for a conviction. that's the key word, conviction for a violent felony, all right? so you have to go through all the way the process of getting convicted on a violent felony. let's remember something. most crimes in this town the charges are dropped. what do they drop them to? misdemeanor? that's constant in this town. off the bragg memo. i am skeptical. as far as being for immigration enforcement going back to 2022, let's just, you know, review the bidding here. remember, when eric adams went down to his credit to washington to press the white house on the immigration issue, it wasn't for enfo

so maybe now we get more info. >> bill: ice goes out to ryker's, the prison in new york. dmv is off limits. this green light law is significant. i thought when homan was talking about this we talked with turley about it. if you are a cop and pull someone over and you run the license for you or me and if you've got an outstanding warrant or felon you are going to straight to jail. this law enables illegals to be protected in a way that i don't think a lot of people really understand. i thought it was an extraordinary answer. >> dana: judge janine talked about it on "the five." nobody else can get that deal. maybe they won't anymore either. >> bill: speaking of homan and immigration. quiet on the southern front. illegal border crossings have fallen to near record lows. trump administration on pace to see the fewest crossings in 60 years. fox had an exclusive ride along with ice agents making a series of arrests in houston and brooke taylor was with them. what did you find out and what did you see? hello. >> yeah, we got this exclusive look at the day-to-day operations here

to resume operations on rykers island. move comes on to drop the corruption charges against mayor adams and the left is alleging that adams is now beholden to trump. common sense wonders if maybe, just maybe the mayor is actually in favour of illegal immigrants being deported. he's a former cop who ran on lowering crime and in the three past weeks, some 9,000 illegal immigrants with criminal histories have been arrested. that's up 100% from last year. yet for some reason, democrat politicians want to protect the worst of the worst. why? does an increase in crime and criminals benefit their constituents? congresswoman acasio-cortez is offering advice on how to avoid deportation. why? how old she explain that to lincoln reilly's family. think about it. in recent years the left has ignored riots, protested police. common sense wonders what's next. will they stand and applaud when we noticed from 2400 to nearly 9,000 in the same period this year under trump. there were nearly 12,000 interior i.c.e. arrests compared to 5,000 du

. >> and democrats were fuming, with tom homan to open ryker's island. >> getting back to ryker's island is a game changer, not only get the bad guys before they hit the street. >> people want to hijack the narrative and turn it into a political narrative and we're saying an issue of public safety. and i reached out to the team and said we wanted to sit down. >> and resigning over the charges, saying that it was due to politics and unethical quid pro quo, adams denied the claims and said in a statement he never offer to trade his authority as mayor to end his federal corruption case. one prominent democrat claims that adams is essentially trump's hostage. the saga continues. >> thank you, my friend. for more on this and the president's clash with the courts, let's bring in former prosecutor katie cherkovski. this is a good one for me. and listen, we have to protect the workers, we can't have quid pro quos, flying out the door over doj. they're calling it weaponization, if you paying attention the last four years, i suspect you saw plenty of that? >> well, that's exactly right. when this

all talk when he says i will put ice back into rykers island prison now that we can send them out and many are venezuelans. not everyone is on the same page with those who want to crackdown like tom homan. one of which, not a surprise, alexandria ocasio-cortez. yesterday she was offering in a zoom call to intervene for illegal immigrants and give them advice on how tou to avoid ice. it was her office doing it, she did not show up. >> ainsley: for a webinar. she could have done it from her car. >> steve: what she's saying if migrants are worried they will be deported, they need to sign privacy release form and tell their people. if you are a migrant in the country illegally and federal government says will you sign a privacy release form, how many people are going to think what exactly is this going to do? we've seen boiler playing legal stuff. i get why it is. i think if you are in the country illegally, you would be more likely not to sign it and she can't help you. >> ainsley: it is fear amongering. here is a clip what they heard if you were watching this webinar. >> agents will go

appeared friday with trump's border czar, tom homan, clearing federal immigration agents to operate on ryker's island, and homan publicly leaned on the mayor to follow through. >> if he doesn't come through, i'll be back in new york city, and we won't be sitting on the couch. i'll be in his office up his butt saying, where the hell is the agreement we came to? >> reporter: adams pleaded not guilty in september to bribery, fraud, and soliciting illegal foreign campaign donations, but for the trump justice department, whether adams committed the crimes was beside the point, a memo from acting attorney general, a member of trump's criminal defense team deciding the case should be dismissed what assessing the strength of the evidence. instead he wanted adams focused on accomplishing the immigration objectives established by president trump. the wave of resignations began with u.s. attorney danielle sassoon, a member of the conservative federalist society appointed by the trump administration. she warned the justice department was setting a breathtaking and dangerous precedent and said, i cannot ag

homan the mayor agreed to allow federal immigration agents to operate at the city's jail complex on ryker'sis criminal case has not been dismissed. when officials tried to transfer it to the public integrity section in washington, the head of that unit resigned. then his boss did, too. three more resignations followed. it is an unprecedented upheaval as president trump tries to assert more control over the justice department and the mayor of new york. rebecca? >> rebecca: all right, aaron. thank you. we go now to tik tok's return. it was back in the apple and google app stores overnight. elizabeth schulze joins us from washington with details. there are some who are cheering this on and others who are scratching their heads. elizabeth? >> reporter: some excitement for sure. for almost four weeks you couldn't download tik tok from apple or google's app stores. but this morning it is back. it is available for software updates. if you got a new phone you can download tik tok. here's how we got here. just before the ban took effect january 19th, apple and google removed it from their stores und