trump has a border czar, and that is tom homan. he has a direct line to the president, and she described it in questioning with senator kent. take a listen. >> will he be giving orders directly to cbp, ice? >> uscis, the tom homan has a direct line to the president. he is an advisor to the president. the border czar. i obviously will be, if nominated and confirmed and put into the position of being the department of homeland security secretary and responsible for the authorities that we have and the actions that we take. >> now, that is a dynamic that, again, is unique to this second trump term. of course, trump had a lot of tension and friction with his other homeland security secretaries. i covered many of them in the first term. so we'll see how this all unfolds. she is expected to have a more limited scope on immigration, but all of the same, these executive actions do have to be implemented by the department of homeland security. so we'll see how that plays out. >> and as we get an idea of how this is going to play out, tom ho

>> i guess i'm uncertain about roles and responsibilities regarding your position and tom homan. i guess i just want to ask you just point blank, like, who's going to be in charge of the border? >> well, the president will be in charge of the border. tom homan has a direct line to the president. he is an advisor to the president, the border czar. i obviously will be, if nominated and confirmed and put into the position of being the department of homeland security secretary and responsible for the authorities that we have and the actions that we take. >> i say this because i actually want to make sure that we're empowering the next secretary of homeland security. yes. >> and there are some in noem's home state of south dakota, obviously not a border state that are uncertain about her plans. kyung lah is out front. >> how many hours does this go on? >> it's 24 hours a day, so you need workers like this year round? >> yes, yes. south dakota dairy farmer greg mose supports donald trump and his pick of his governor, kristi noem, to lead the department of homeland security. >> the shee

tom homan, as border czar, is essentially white house staff. stephen miller is white house staff.he senate confirmed presidential. and bory exists wholly within the responsibility of the secretary of dhs. so if tom homan calls her up and says, i want you to do x, does she have to respond and comply with the direction from someone who's white house staff? and i'm not sure. we got a whole lot of clarity on that today. >> and, michael, as we look at these hearings, it does look as though right now at least hegseth has the votes. some of these more controversial choices. we haven't yet had a hearing for tulsi gabbard because they haven't finished the background check, apparently, and there may be some problems there. nor for rfk jr is one scheduled, i think, as of now. so there is still a couple of controversial choices. and kash patel, of course, at fbi. but so far, pam pam, bondi, hegseth and others, certainly marco rubio, who is not controversial in terms of the republican majority and many democratic senators who admire what he did on the intelligence committee and think he's a 14

so why they would pick so hard at it is going to be in charge, you or tom homan?an will work with the president is that the policy in combination with the secretary. it will be her job to make sure it is executed to. >> sandra: karl, i know you are riding about that your most recent piece in "the wall street journal" getting through ambitious policies on the part of the president-elect. you write how trump can start his term off right. successes with executive orders been uncomfortable realities await. how impressive his victory was, he won a plurality and not majority of the popular vote with margin of only 1.5 percentage points. our politics remain deeply polarized. the g.o.p. paper-thin health margin makes passing important legislation difficult. your point, karl. >> the point is, it is a very tough situation. frankly, it is reminiscent what we came into 2001. we had a significantly larger majority in the house, but we had 50/50 senate that quickly turned into 41-49 republican senate with jim jeffords that left the republican party. we had to deal with very clo

he told tom homan he'll be cooperative best he can in sanctuary city rules. there was meetings yesterday how to new york city and no one told the mayor. he has low approval ratings and a couple indictments, he seems to have one over donald trump, they are going through similar legal battles. >> lawrence: this is mayor adams spokesperson. mayor adams made it clear willingness to work with president trump on behalf of new yorkers and partnership with federal government is critical to new york city's success. the mayor looks forward to having a conversation on how to move our city and country forward and tom homan, we had him on after the meeting with mayor adams. he said he sounded like a cop again, talked about cleaning up the city. that famous meeting. that guy is over ice for new y york. i don't think we've seen a photo with ice in new york, they don't honor it right now, they don't do deportations, ice is not able to do that. >> ainsley: there are rumors the indicted mayors trying for a pardon, that is why he's meeting with the president-elect. his teams it

and in the front of the curtain will be tom homan, as we mentioned. so i think kristi noem, i'm not saying she's going to cede power, but she's going to be taking direction from those two people, make no mistake. >> so, seth, you know, noem talking about taking direction, she is in lockstep, i mean, verbally, in lockstep, not just generally saying the same thing specifically and explicitly saying the same thing when it comes to trump's plans at the border. listen to what we put together here as we focus on the southern border and what we're seeing as far as the invasion there. >> this is an invasion. >> it is a war zone down there. >> this is now a war zone. >> our nation is a nation with borders, or we're no nation at all. >> without a border, you cannot have a nation. >> so, seth, i mean, do you think there's any situation in which she would be willing to stand up to trump on on anything as dhs secretary? >> probably not. you know, one of the most striking parts of the hearing today, i think, was when senator blumenthal pushed her on this kind of an

but beyond that issue of accountability, do you have issues about tom homan?> well, first of all, you know, we don't have the ability to talk to him and be able to engage more deeply. but what i see it as is a it's a another example of a fundamental undermining of our government system. the work that we're trying to do that i'm worried about, you know, for instance, we had before the homeland security committee, russell vote, who is seeking nomination for omb. you know, again, somebody who was one of the lead authors of project 2025, somebody who came up with the idea of schedule f, which, again, would allow the president incredible capacity to be able to fire anybody in the executive branch. and i say that as someone who used to be a civil servant. so what we see is just efforts to try to undermine the systems that we have in place that i just find to be really alarming in terms of the amount of control that it's giving to president-elect trump to be able to do, really, whatever he wants without the kind of oversight and checks and balances that our founding

tom homan was one of them. he was very definitely pro enforcement. uh, kevin mcaleenan, who was number two at cbp. but i also had two advisers, one of whom worked for ted kennedy. the other one worked for zoe lofgren. and between the four of them, i thought we devised. smart, balanced policies. the other thing i'll say, i was very interested in your interview with with senator andy kim, my senator. um, he asked her he asked the nominee, kristi noem, today. all right. are you going to take orders from tom homan? he's white house staff. he's not a presidential appointee. he's not senate confirmed. what is the relationship? and i think that's a good question. you know, to the extent we have a border czar in this country and this government, it's the secretary of homeland security. it's not a person on the white house staff. so that's an issue that she and he and president trump are going to need to work through on the politics of this. >> you, as dhs secretary and president obama, were more aggressive on border enforcement than president biden was. um,

but she also was asked about her dynamic with tom homan. this is going to be different than the first administration, because now he's going to have a border czar. he didn't have that when during his first term. so tom homan, she said, has a direct line to the president. and he has talked publicly about this. and what i have been told by sources is the one that is really at the helm when it comes to this mass deportation pledge. well, that's a point of concern for some of these lawmakers who have oversight of the department of homeland security because they wonder what where exactly she falls in that. and she said that she was going to work very closely with tom homan. but all of this to show that, yes, the immigration, the signature issue for the president elect is going to be something that they work on day one, hours after he's sworn in, if not sooner. and certainly the kristi noem should she be confirmed, would be someone who would be at the helm of that. >> and let's listen in to this confirmation hearing for kristi noem to hear what s

people up in a position where they're going to be competing with each other. >> we understand that tom homan czar at the white house, will be in charge of the border. homan has used those words. he'll also be competing against stephen miller, who has big plans for how he wants mass deportations to be carried out. then you have the soon to be, presumably secretary noem. she didn't seem to face much opposition today. she, of course, is dhs secretary, is going to be in charge of 250,000 people. big on their plate is the southern border. so how all that gets mapped out still has to be seen. but as we understand it, they really want to have immigration policy held within the white house. i'm right down here at a place where they will be doing deportation flights. in fact, the biden administration already runs about three planes a week out of this airport for deportations. we understand that could get a lot busier. but when it comes to the mechanics of those plans, how it's staffed, the security they have to get on these planes, the detention space they need for the migrants before they're deporte

and tom homan is an operator. he is a veteran immigration enforcement officer. so it's going to be interesting to watch that dynamic. but even so, kristi noem is going to be someone that, if confirmed, would be charged with implementing this agenda. so she is going to be a key player, even if the policy is made mostly out of the white house. so certainly senators will have many questions about how all of this is going to unfold in the days and weeks to come. >> you bring up an interesting dynamic that is worth watching over the next several months. an extraordinary concentration of power inside the white house itself. really unprecedented. priscilla alvarez, thank you again for your reporting this morning, sarah. >> or ahead. new this morning, one of the last moves from the biden administration price negotiations over a new list of drugs through medicare coverage will. the popular weight loss and diabetes drugs. be on that list and is tiktok toast in less than 48 hours, the u.s. ban will go into effect unless the supreme court makes a decision against the ban ru

i am excited to see tom homan come in and take office.says he's going to do. i also want them to begin paying attention. here in chicago, we would be remiss if we talked about, you know, you heard the gentleman talk about our mayor and talk about his lack of regard for the voices of the people. the people who have said we don't want sanctuary city, the people who have said that we don't want to fund migrants, the people who have said we want tom homan to come here and we want to the people who are here illegally, we want to those criminals were released from those prisons and released here in the city of chicago, we want them gone home. we want tom homan and his administration to really stand up and be prepared to fight against the city of chicago and the board of education who is right now working to use our tax dollars to keep these illegal immigrants here in chicago. we actually have people who are set in place to educate them on how to avoid being picked up by i.c.e. and what world is not okay? >> trace: in no world. foxnews.com write

i mean, she's got tom homan, never been a border czar before, right? she's got stephen miller. we know what he thinks about doing for border security. and yet if a policy goes into place and it all goes bad, she's going to be the one who gets hauled in in front of the committees to answer questions. and if you're gnome operationally, who do you take orders from? >> you honestly unenviable. you get what you get and you don't get upset. sister. you wanted the job. but how is it, chris, that truly she's up there and she's basically like, oh, stephen miller and homan, they're going to be in charge. like on what planet does that work for? homeland. >> well, that was their point. >> yeah. how does that how does that work? >> i'd rather be governor. and if i was being asked to be secretary of state, i'd stay as the senator from florida. >> really? >> yeah i would. >> isn't that funny, though? think about all these people. right. and people were clamoring this time around to join trump's administration. and i talk regularly to a to a member of trump's former administration who's sittin

>> uscis tom homan has a direct line to the president. >> okey doke. to see a little bit a very busy week on capitol hill for president elect trump's cabinet picks. that, of course, was south dakota governor kristi noem, who has been nominated for trump's homeland security secretary. nightcap still here, chris, we had kristi noem, pete hegseth, scott benson, marco rubio seems to be, you know, kind of the standout. what stood out to you? and i'm just going to say real quickly, like my third rail, whenever any of them answer with like the i love my wife so much and or reference jesus, it becomes a third rail for these hearings because like and let me and as somebody who loves their spouse as well as jesus, i don't understand why that keeps entering these types of venues, because then those asking the questions are kind of like thrown off, like, well, what do you say when either one gets thrown around? >> yeah. and then there's the woke, which we heard a lot of this week. that word makes me want to fall again and again. but can we talk for a second about

tom homan or u. tom homan being the incoming border czar? because remember, in the first trump administration, he ran through multiple secretaries of the department of homeland security because there was often friction when he didn't like the way that things were being handled. she's in a different position now. i've been told that she's going to be a little bit more limited in scope. tom homan is really the one that is focused on this mass deportation pledge, so it creates an interesting dynamic that we just haven't seen before. now, you mentioned those executive actions. now, sources have described to me that perhaps to no surprise, many of those immigration or many of the executive orders that will come down on monday are going to be immigration. >> do you mind if i just read a little bit of your story? okay. so in your story, you say the planning includes u.s. immigration and customs enforcement sweeps in major metropolitan areas, sending more pentagon resources to the u.s. southern border, placing additional restrictions on who is eligi

and we just heard from trump's border czar, tom homan. he was on fox news moments ago, and he was asked about this report. here's what he said it's going to be a big raid all across the country. >> and chicago is just one of many places. on tuesday, you can expect ice as ice is finally going to go out and do their job. we're going to take the handcuffs off ice and let them go arrest criminal aliens. >> based on your reporting, what will next week look like? >> there's a lot of it that is still closely held, caitlin within the trump team, but there are going to be hundreds of executive actions. i was told by one senior official today within these executive orders, i do expect a number about immigration. i do expect a number about energy. and then there are going to be on a on a wide range of topics. but what's been described to me by a number of different people is that there are executive orders that basically cover every campaign promise that president elect donald trump made at one point or another. does he sign all of those? that remai

we have been talking to tom homan about all of this but still places like new york city, i.c.e.ainers do not get honored. and other big cross-border problem is sex trafficking. in a group of senators, blackburn, joni ernst, custody introduced legislation to combat child trafficking. a couple of provisions require dna testing the relationship between adults and children and also fingerprint them. blackburn and joni ernst, as many as 30% of children dna test and found not to be related to illegal immigrants posing as family members. meanwhile, drug cartels and gangs use minors to falsely present themselves as family units in seek asylum at our southern border. here is what senator ernst said fingerprinting every child at the border we not only protect our nation by learning who was attempting to enter but also protect the kids by ensuring they are not being traffic. cartels cannot be allowed to profit off of the exploitation of abused and forced labor of minors. when you consider this administration doesn't know where some 320,000 minors came across a border illegally currently ar

will it be you or tom homan? >> she said the president will be in charge of the border. >> so i think that's something to watch, especially as if things go wrong or trump doesn't get the results he wants. >> will she be the one to blame? she would be the one to be called in front of congress. and as tom homan takes on this very new role as border czar. how will congress be able to police him and those policies if he's protected within the white house? so i thought those were some of the questions coming to the surface today that she didn't quite answer fully. >> yeah. >> and julia, i mean, how is that different from what we have seen in the last four years? and the question has been asked in the past, who is in charge of the border? is it secretary mayorkas? is it the president? how is that different than what we've seen in the last four years? >> well, what we know is traditionally a secretary of homeland security is in charge of carrying out the overall policy objectives of the person in the white house of the

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tom homan has been promising change day one. it will take a lot of really effective and efficient communication. >> i think that's right. it is a fair question. tom homan is a professional at it for decades. he knows ice, cbp and knows the border and to have that type of voice next to the president and white house is a benefit. the secretary or incoming secretary is exactly right. the authorities, budget line control resides with the secretary in her unique statutory responsibilities. so it will be up to her and her team to execute the vision that tom and others lay out whether it's the deportation plan or securing the border in general. it will have to be a close relationship. i think the incoming secretary is right. daily communication but at the end of the day it will be her responsibility to make sure that the operations, implementation is effective across all elements of the department. the buck stops with her. >> sandra: getting ahold of more resources that will be needed. the roll backs of d.e.i. sweeping corporate americ

tom homan understands that. but i would hope the democrats would commit to that, because we could sure use some help in restoring the sovereignty of the american people. but i'll tell you this, the democrat party is in shambles. they have no clear leader. they've got kamala harris, who's saying she's not going to go away quietly, much to the dismay of many democrats. if they're being honest, you've got joe biden, which after a couple days from now, nobody is going to talk about because we're going to be talking about the incoming trump administration, what they're going to do. and yes, they've got challenges ahead of them. they've got four years to clean up, and it's not going to happen overnight. but i do believe that donald trump is going to get to work quickly and do everything that he can to fight for the american people. that's going to be a big change. and i think democrats are pretty excited, even if they won't admit it. >> your take, joe concha. >> well, i did some research while the gals were talking, a

president trump understands that and tom homan understands that as border czar and everybody in a positionith what is going on when relates to illegal immigration and crime and gangs, pressure will be too much for these communities. we cannot continue to see sanctuary cities, i hope more will get online, it allows us to work with federal law enforcement and ice. i hope to see that in the near future and hope this government expands that to help president trump and tom homan. >> todd: the laken riley act, there is debate on that act, small step, but a necessary step, hope this shows bipartisanship at federal and state and local level. thank you for your time and insight. so important on this upon toic. california wildfires could cost insurers over 50 billion, that would be most in state history. >> carley: cheryl casone will tell us what the next steps are for residents to recover coming up. tempur-pedic designed the ergo-pro smart base, to help you fall asleep -- more easily. it's gentle massage and relaxing sounds... help calm your mind, every night. save up to $500 now on select adjustab

>> uscis tom homan has a direct line to the president. he is an advisor to the president. the border czar. i obviously will be, if nominated and confirmed and put into the position of being the department of homeland security secretary and responsible for the authorities that we have and the actions that we take. >> so that will be a new dynamic to watch in the incoming administration, not something that we saw the first time around. but a reminder, brianna, that the department of homeland security, as you know, is sprawling. it is very big. it is not just immigration. so if she is confirmed, she'll have a lot on her plate. >> yeah. so many objectives there, priscilla. thank you. really appreciate it here. in just three days, president-elect trump will be officially sworn into office. but there's been a last minute change to his inauguration plans and it is a big one. trump announcing today the events will be moved indoors because of what is i mean, a frigid weather forecast for monday, the last time that a presidential inauguration was moved inside because of freezing tem

, but this would be an emphasis on that, especially in those sanctuary jurisdictions, areas that tom homan the incoming border czar, has criticized multiple times. they limit their cooperation with federal immigration enforcement authorities. now, some of these cities that have been told that i have been told could be targeted include, for example, denver, chicago, two areas, of course, that have seen an influx of migrants over recent years. now, another emphasis for the incoming officials are also going to be those jurisdictions that do cooperate with immigration and customs enforcement. those areas that that ice can delegate authority to local police departments, essentially serving as a force multiplier. you're going to hear that term a lot. that means bringing on as many people as they can to arrest undocumented immigrants, especially those public safety and national security threats. in the early days of the administration. now, the other bucket here is the border. now, we should note here, kate, that it is a relatively quiet border right now. numbers are very low, but all the same, t

they took one look at tom homan and said, no problemo. we'll just self-deport. but it's not just deportations. trump's cleaning house at homeland security, kristi noem's tapped to take charge. she was on capitol hill today. here's a little preview of what's to come. >> will you work to reinstate that program? >> yes, senator. the president and i have talked extensively about this and will 100% partner with him to reinstate the remain in mexico policy and make sure that it's in place. >> will you end the use of the cbp one app? >> yes, senator, if confirmed and i have the opportunity to be secretary on day one, cbp one will be shut down. >> will you put a stop to this abuse of our parole law and our asylum system? yes. >> we will go back to case by case evaluation of these parole cases, and maybe she'll find those missing kids. what i'm alarmed by is the over 300,000 children that went missing during the biden administration, this administration's lack of desire to find out where those children are, or what they may be going through is alarming to me. >> so i wan

en la pÁgina x, tom homan dice que algunos estÁn utilizando la tÁctica de pintar un vehÍculo blanco conntar a los competidores, y esta diciendo que esto es ilegal. en san josÉ, organizaciones estÁn reafirmando su respaldo a la comunidad inmigrante, reforzando las protecciones y recursos que existen en la ciudad en medio de una preocupaciÓn que existe por la llegada de donald trump la casa blanca. [habla en inglÉs] >> la comunidad se acercÓ al podio para pedir que se aprueben medidas que protejan a los inmigrantes y que fortalezca el apoyo frente a amenazas de deportaciÓn. >> en san josÉ, no hay lugar para intolerancia y miedo. >> sabemos que en los prÓximos cuatro aÑos era difÍcil para muchas personas. pero queremos como lÍderes respaldar a la comunidad inmigrante. [habla en inglÉs] >> el cabildo de la ciudad votÓ para aprobar recomendaciones que incluyen el refuerzo de la red de respuesta rÁpida, asignaciÓn de fondos legales y una resoluciÓn que apoya la dignidad de la comunidad. >> la respuesta estÁ en la comunidad para protegerse, pero queremos utilizar la red como una respuesta rÁpi

here's the moment. >> will he be giving orders directly to cbp, ice, uscis tom homan has a direct line to the president. >> he is an advisor to the president. the border czar. i obviously will be if nominated and confirmed and put into the position of being the department of homeland security secretary and responsible for the authorities that we have and the actions that we take. >> how did you read that? what she was saying there? >> yeah i honestly dream on. >> i mean, i don't mean to be sarcastic here. we know that homan is in charge, and stephen miller, the deputy chief of staff, are in charge. i've worked at agencies before. when a white house wants to own an agenda, it owns an agenda. if she gets confirmed, secretary noem will be told how and whether to enforce. we now know she won't push back on it. but if you the trump presidency is about immigration and he's and he's made that clear, this is you know, this is just descriptive at this stage. and that is going to be run by homan and miller. and that will include some of the things that we're reporting on. um, so she'll, she'll,

stephen miller, alongside border czar tom homan doing that thing, leading the charge. or if it will be kristi noem, who sat for her confirmation hearing today. and question arises, is the trump administration trying to avoid congressional oversight completely for whatever it is they have planned? here's senator andy kim on that. >> i guess i just want to ask you just point blank, like, who's going to be in charge of the border? >> well, the president will be in charge of the border. it's a national security issue, and the president is in charge of this country and has made a promise to the american people, and we will fulfill his agenda. >> but i guess i got confused when trump made the announcement about tom homan. he said, quote, i'm pleased to announce that tom homan and said that he's in charge of our nation's borders. so i guess, again, i'd just like to go back to you. how are you going to work with mr. homan? what is the division there? i'm trying to get a better sense of who's in charge. >> yeah. tom. tom homan is an incredible human being who has over 30 years

tonight, the front man for the trump immigration crackdown, tom homan, who you probably know by now,he gave a sneak peek of this to fox news just now. >> am i blowing your cover? when i announced that there's going to be a big raid in chicago on tuesday? or do you want people to know maybe they can self-deport. >> there's going to be a big raid all across the country. you know, chicago is just one of many places we got 24 field offices across the country on tuesday. you're going to expect ice. this ice is finally going to go out and do their job. we're going to take the handcuffs off ice and let them go arrest criminal aliens. that's what's going to happen. >> joining our fifth seat is tour the host of rap latte on youtube. this is what we expected to happen for the trump administration's first start. but now we have some details. they're going to go for a big bang in these big cities. chuck, what do you make of this? >> you know, this is what trump ran on. he ran on scared politics. i think it's important to center this conversation to talk about immigration some. and that the last

tom homan dijo que estos miembro de la pandilla serÁn calidad en el plan de deportaciones masivas.la ciudad de aurora otorgÓ una orden de emergencia para cerrar el complejo habitacional por considerarse una amenaza inminente a la seguridad pÚblica. >> nos queremos salir, queremos desocupar y que salga todo eso. lidia: al tiempo que nueve presuntos bienes de la temida pandilla fueron acusados formalmente de varios cargos por un incidente de ligamiento de morada y secuestro, en el complejo Él en el pasado mes de diciembre. los sospechosos fueron identificados como jesÚs alberto escalona, junior reyes, teresa suÁrez, dj javier soto. >> el fbi deberÍa haber estado en esto el aÑo pasado, en junio del aÑo pasado tenÍa que haber estado, encima de esta investigaciÓn. reportera: segÚn la policÍa, supuestos pandilleros ingresaron al departamento de una pareja en el complejo habitacional, allÍ ataron, golpearon y apuÑalaron a sus vÍctimas, privÁndolas de su libertad. lidia: con que las vÍctimas permanecen en el anonimato, hablaron del aterrador incidente con sus miembros locales. >> de 8 a de

stuart: tom homan wants to create a tip line for people to report suspected migrant criminals.g to love that. now you can figure out where people are. they'll be tipped off to it. good move? >> absolutely. what better way than to get the community of the american people and public who eyes and ears of what's taking place in the community to sport suspicion activity and immigrants committing crimes to ice agents and those are being forced into labor trafficking or sex trafficking as well and migrants that are being exploited by criminal gangs or other helping ice agents and authorities in the community and give ago sense to the person people to the public and some sense of responsibility that they have an ally with the federal government and they can report suspicious activity and the federal authority withs investigate. stuart: alejandro myoyardeni kasam sat down with -- mayorkas sat for an interview with npr saying the border is more secure now than ever. saying the southern boarder and building accessible lawful, and orderly pathways for individuals to seek relief under our l

it is crazy. : tom homan said chicago will be ground zero for deportation on day one.n chicago. >> it's really bad. as you can see we have a lot of businesses closing in our neighborhood due to high theft and due to high crime. when you allow 70000 to come over here and and because the crime is going to be high and just like what you seen what is happening in chicago. >> what criminal illegal alien gangs either come as a trendier raga, ms 13. >> both. >> me and my husband was driving down the street and they just taxed some buildings with latimer day aragua with two or three buildings. >> it looks like in washington,n he is a realmvp and we trust ths going to come in and do his job with the economy and to get these illegals out of america and he is going to make america great again by putting america first and americans first. : he is talking to you guys right? >> can you tell us what else they are saying? >> we know he is hearing us we demand a forensic audit. we want to know and transparency how they spent all of the dollar. >> how chicago spent the money. that is it

on immigration a lot of the direction will come from stephen miller and tom homan as the border czar.er questions one thing i would focus on today, what will you do to reform the secret service which so disastrousy under per firmed what we expect it to do over the last year? >> dana: i wanted to ask you, jessica, about the idea of the deportation, of course. i think you will start seeing a lot more coverage about how people are feeling. and in fact today "the new york times" daily podcast gets a lot of listeners talks to a woman here illegally. for many years, her children were born here. she is a doctor and says she pays taxes and she is terrified about being deported and her friends are saying you don't have to worry because he is only going after the criminals. it hasn't relieved her concern. i think we don't know. that will be one of the things this administration will have to figure out a way to handle, deal with, and coordinate with state and local officials all across the country. >> absolutely. i think this is one of the places we've been talking about this a lot on "the five"

precisamente el sar de la frontera, designado por el presidente electo donald trump, tom homan, hablÓuntÓ quÉ sucederÍa con los familiares de esa persona deportada si tampoco tienen documentos, homan respondiÓ que serÁn llevados ante un juez de inmigraciÓn para que Él lo decida. >> it's not okay to be in this country legally it's not okay to buy our laws and across that border and see if there's no consequences for bilingual laws, then what the hell we doing. it means we will take the board through the board because it's no consequences. shut down immigration court because the judge is always don't mean anything more. no we're a system of laws a nation of laws where we're going to force those laws that people don't like it change the law, but again. >> en esta entrevista desde la frontera, homan dijo que el el dariÉn, que es el sector dear la selva panameÑa por la que han pasado miles de inmigrantes para llegar a estados unidos. al regresar estamos en venezuela con la toma de posesiÓn de nicolÁs maduro por tercer periodo consecutivo, a pesar de periodo consecutivo, a pesar de no haber

. >> tambiÉn revelÓ que trabajarÁ mano a mano con tom homan, el designado zar de la frontera hoy en floridaas d dentro de una camiona y a otras en un auto. la mayorÍa de los arrestados son de china y tambiÉn hay de ecuador. cuba y brasil habrÍan llegado en un bote desde bahamas. y nos vamos a mÉxico con la exigencia de justicia de una madre cuya hija muriÓ tras una visita conyugal en una cÁrcel de sonora. la joven de 23 aÑos habÍa conocido al reo por redes sociales y falleciÓ bajo circunstancias extraÑas. alejandro godina tiene la historia. >> no hay ninguna persona detenida. >> a un aÑo de distancia, el dolor por la pÉrdida de su hija solo ha crecido debido a la falta de justicia para la madre de paula, quien falleciÓ tras visitar a carlos, un interno de un penal en hermosillo, sonora, a quien conociÓ por medio de redes sociales. >> yo estaba con la confianza de que no le iban a dar ingreso. por quÉ? porque mi hija no tenÍa identificaciÓn oficial. >> su madre cuenta que la relaciÓn entre ellos comenzÓ por mensajes, hasta que acordaron verse en una visita conyugal. pero horas despuÉs de su

is tom homan accountable?know, typically white house advisers don't testify before congress. the secretary will. >> but ultimately, i think just from governor noem's perspective, having been a governor and now here you are, the biggest, most visible, politically important issue of your of your cabinet position you're not really in charge of. >> and that's a very difficult place to be. >> john sandweg, good to see you. thanks so much for coming on the program. and coming up, where do people who have lost their homes in the california fires go? the big price hikes in housing and what the state is doing to try to stop the gouging doing to try to stop the gouging next on chris jansing reports. (vo) oof, stuck paying for that old phone? don't be. ♪ you know, at verizon, we'll pay off your phone. and you'll get iphone 16 with apple intelligence, on us. now with genmoji. that's a value of up to sixteen hundred dollars. only on verizon. [restaurant noise] allison. [swooshing sound] introducing allison's plaque psorias

mientras tanto, tom homan, quien será el zar de la frontera, ha dejado claro que el plan de toleranciatrump deportó a casi 268.000 migrantes, mientras que en el 2014 la administración obama expulsó a casi 316.000. y ese temor a que se den deportaciones masivas bajo donald trump es latente, ya que el mandatario electo dijo que las realizaría una vez que tome posesión en el país. pasamos con valeria aponte. ella habló con expertos de inmigración, quienes ofrecen un panorama de lo que se pudiera esperar en su mandato. moments of my inauguration we will begin the largest deportation operation in american history son palabras que donald trump repitió múltiples veces durante su campaña presidencial y pronto veremos si será una realidad. por eso, abogados de inmigración como tessy ortiz ya se están preparando. estamos preparándonos para más cortes, porque con biden las corte las estaban cerrando, les daban un break si no tenían delitos graves y ya llevaban aquí cierto tiempo y no tenían delitos que los calificaban, los dejaban indocumentados, pero los dejaban aquí y les cerraban las cortes. e

. >> reporter: president-elect trump's incoming border czar tom homan tells us mass deportation willdups. >> are we talking around inauguration day, even on inauguration day? >> i'm not going to forecast what we're doing and where we're doing it, but you can count on work site enforcement coming back. >> reporter: will mass deportation hurt the economy? >> i think mass deportation, the results of mass deportation are more important to this country than anything. we're going to protect the national security of this country. >> reporter: i.c.e. agents told us they prioritize arresting undocumented immigrants with criminal records. critics ask, what about undocumented family members. will there be collateral arrests? >> yes, it's not okay to be in this country illegally. >> reporter: he's promising to close panama's darien gap, which migrants cross on the way to the u.s. >> i want to shut the darien gap down. >> would you work with the panama government, send the u.s. military to shut it down? >> we're always going to work a foreign government. it needs to happen. it will save thousands

. >> reporter: president-elect trump's incoming border czar tom homan tells us mass deportation willundups. >> reare we talking around inauguration day. >> i'm not going to forecast what we're doing and where we're doing it, you can count on work site enforcement coming back. >> reporter: will mass deportation hurt the economy? >> the results of mass deportation are more important to this country that anything. >> reporter: i.c.e. agents told prioritize arresting undocumented immigrants without criminal records, critics ask, what about undocumented family members. will there be clt ollateral arrests? he's proposing to close the darien gap. >> we're going to shut the darien gap down. >> reporter: would you send the u.s. military to shut it down? >> we're always going to work a foreign government. it needs to happen. it will save thousands of lives. >> reporter: at a shelter in tijuana mexico, we found worried migrants worried about scheduling screenings on the biden administration's phone app, an app that homan now wants to eliminate. >> creating programs to allow thousands of people

now kristi noem, president trump and tom homan's job to get them out. app, what goes through your mind from national security st standpoint? >> absolutely, they were not properly vetted, we know that because dhs issued several reports along that line. important point, biden administration talks about lower apprehension numbers along the border. they simply stop counting the way they have been counted because they created cbp one app and they allow 70 to 80,000 individuals come in every month. flow along that border has not subsided or slowed down much. biden team decided to count differently. >> todd: i don't understand, 7000 foreign nationals exempted from terror related entry in 2024. these individuals were associated by country or relationship with some terror group or organization. what is to be gained on risk/reward continuum by rolling out red carpet for people who are mentioned in the same breath with the word terror? i don't get it, chad. >> chad: very little, actually. i think that is the approach president trump and his team will have to make

he has met with tom homan last month. breaking this morning, president biden announced 2000 new co commutations, new details coming up next. >> todd: and democrats in chicago just block a proposal for members of their own party to work with ice agents to apprehend criminal migrants in that city. one democrat fighting to roll back sanctuary laws will tell us why he is hopeful trump administration will be the one to help them. ...and my ulcerative colitis symptoms... ...kept me... ...out of the picture. now... ...there's skyrizi. ♪i've got places to go...♪ ♪...and i'm feeling free♪ ♪control of my symptoms means everything...♪ ♪...to me♪ ♪control is everything to me♪ and now... ...i'm back in the picture. feel significant symptom relief at... ...4 weeks with skyrizi. skyrizi is proven to help deliver remission... ...and help visibly improve damage.... ...of the intestinal lining at 12 weeks and 1 year. don't use if allergic. serious allergic reactions,... ...increased infections or lower ability to fight them may occur. befo

w tom homan can takeou the rest of the year off and we would be fine. >> laura: have you been to a>>he middle of thfe night after one of your shows? of course i have! tim >> laura: how many times? >> is this an intervention from wardrobe again? >> laura: to me weli would go o therapy for my radio show when n was out in california and i nia would hold 6:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m. because of the time change is to be 9:00 a.m. the obviously we are not there. raymond would come and help me and we would be sitting at the waffle house for0 a. a.m. in l.. and i think it was near wilshire and we are watching the people the command. yoyou u don't need a comedy rou. the blueberry compo on the pancakes is all you need to know. all you need to know. great to see you and everybody check out jimmy's comedy specials on foxnation.com and they are awesome. ton thank you for watching tonight and follow me on >> carley: a busy day on capitol hill with six important trump nominees taking part in

vance, try to stabilize prices, that article that tom homan is privately signaling to g.o.p.'ul deportationv like they promised. it was he what happens. >> jesse: if anybody needs a volunteer grade will get you out of the country fast. dragic? >> judge jeanine: i want to be on that teamcoun? t you know what i'm excited about? the president coming and, recognizes the first order of government is a section of his people and he will do that by closing the border and do that by making sure illegalsan committing crimes are deported and they will be deported, i don't cared , they will be deported. and we started making changes im statutes across this country as it relates to crime and criminals without bail. school gender policies, looking forward to those changes,rw changes and vaccine mandates, many of us are sorry we took the vaccinare from the pandemic that was forced omanyn us, if he wand to come back to work.va it will be a lot of executive orderscc, 100 on next monday compared to four in 2017 when he became president. i'm exciteme pred. >> jesse: they are ready this .ime wher

he's going to secure the border, and stop the madness and i think empower steven miller and tom homanthe deportation immediately of those illegal immigrants with violent criminal records but i'd argue, larry he keeps right on going. we think the figure is 10 or 11 or 12 million illegals that came in under the biden administration. all of those people should be sent right back home and every republican should support trump in this if they have any desire for self-preservation to actually have a two-party system moving forward so i hope every republican on the hill actually supports trump in his deportation efforts above and beyond the violent criminals. larry: i'd love to talk more but i'm against a hard break. i'm sure the republicans will support him. congresswoman claudia tenney, ned ryun, coming up next, whose going to take responsibility for the awful response to the california wildfires? i mean, there's just hideous tape of governor newsom so anyway our own steve hilton who is live from los angeles is going to talk about it with me for a little while. (traffic noises) (♪) the roa

. >> yeah, they all sort of mocked donald trump and tom homan and this never happened.ppen and you're going to watch on the video for goodness sake. there are people, like i livid overseas just for a year in australia with my wife and family on expat deal and their stringenten forcement of visas and visa overststays is admirab. why can't we do that here? here is a case of gang activity coming into the united states and the democrats are just in denial instead of saying, hey, we're going to enforce the law. liz: yeah, that's it. who's better than jason chaffetz? nobody. jason, love having you on. great to see you. come back soon. >> thank you. liz: still ahead, republican lawmakers moving rapidly to enact president trump's agenda and media and voters pointing out how the trump nominees had a hard time just like everybody else under the biden white house and trump's nominees were repeatedly cancelled and censored. senate roger marshall talking to us about a preview of what happens with the senate confirmation hearing for trump's cabinet. don't go away, we'll be having muc

we also remember tom homan, the new border czar, sitting down with eric adams in new york. i guess with this momentum, with these two meetings, i wonder if there will be more to come in terms of similar meetings with democrat mayors in places like los angeles or maybe even chicago as we see the obvious need for border security that was reflected in the november election day. >> martha, you can certainly look at the two democrat leaders and think they may be setting an example. you think of mayor adams specifically and in lake omicron arrested and charged with murder for lighting a woman on fire in the subway. adams came forward and told the nypd to look into a federal person charge as a way to sort of get around new york city's sanctuary laws. and with john fetterman coming at the first democrat senator to visit mar-a-lago, that sets a precedent in congress as well. trump not only appealing to the base but trying to work across the aisle. >> martha: obviously, this decision by president-elect this morning, nate, in sunny florida, he does not want people to have to stand out

stuff they actually talk about we do know that the mayor pictured right there did sit down with tom homanhree weeks ago in the mayor's office and they discussed how to address the migrant problem. and wow, our producers are great. there is that picture right there. here's the thing, are they really going to -- the mayor's spokesperson said they are going to talk about new yorker's priorities and adams asked for the meeting. it was not announced until he showed up on a flight yesterday down to west palm beach there are a lot of people who are running for the job of mayor and he is -- he has got a tough re-election ahead of him. currently mr. cuomo is pulling way ahead of him. and all of his opponents are saying, look, the reason he went down there, is to kiss the ring. but he wants a pardon because, remember, he is under federal indictment. and the people are surmising okay, he is just going down there, is he trying to grease the wheel to get a pardon. and trump does like him. >> lawrence: he may not even need a pardon. there is going to be another u.s. attorney for the southern district o