border czar, tom homan. tom homan is in an undisclosedded location as he begins another operation.r being here. assess your work so far. >> well, look, we've got the numbers this morning. the crossings on the border are down 93%. 93%. maria: wow. >> that's a bigger decrease than under the first trump administration. so, look, i said it, president trump's the game-changer. no one has had the success he's had on securing the border. he clearly understands we can't have strong national security if we don't have border security. we need to know who's coming in, what's coming in, where and why. we've achieveed success on the border already. we've got more worked to do. and as far as the deportation operation, we're just shy of -- i think we got 5,000 arrested the first week and majority of them being criminals. the non-criminals and the media's talking about who are these non-criminals? the non-criminals are arrested in sanctuary cities because you force us into the community rather than arresting the bad guy in jail, and when we find that criminal, he's most likely with others, and the

coming up, the borders are tom homan, senator john kennedy, senator ted cruz, two of our favorite senators, vivek ramaswamy and white house press secretary caroline leavitt, will join us straight ahead. it was a big day at the white house. in fact, every day is a big day at the trump white house. the flurry of activity from the trump administration is unlike anything we've ever seen. nothing but shock and awe and the media melting down, democrats melting down. which makes it fun. but make no mistake, we are witnessing what is a transformational presidency in the making. according to donald trump, border crossings are now down 93%, and he's only getting started in just the past 24 hours, mexico caved in the face off of trump's tariff threats, agreeing to send 10,000 members of mexico's national guard to secure their side of the border, crack down on fentanyl and smuggling and illegal immigration. canada also caving. little justin agreeing to list mexican cartels as terrorist organizations, appointing a fentanyl czar and participating in a joint strike force to combat crime at our northern b

tom homan. great to see you by the way. thanks for what you are doing. that video says it all doesn't it? >> wears the tears for half a million children that were traffic in the country? they can't find over 300,000 of them. i guarantee some of these children are in forced labor. wears her tears for the quarter million americans dead from fentanyl poisoning, wears her tears for this... wears her tears for all the young ladies who have been, murdered and burned alive. it's just pathetic. >> sean: you've got some help from president trump and for now he got canada and mexico, columbia and even venezuela to accept back these illegal immigrants and you now have... how important are those developments to you? >> president trump proves he's the greatest president of my lifetime and i mean that. he's moved at lightning speed. look what we've done. it's a game changer. seeing the department of defense ... first time in my 34 years, i game changer. president trump is making progress every single day. it wasn't too long ago we were dealing with 10,000 or 11,000 il

that's why tom homan is running around on shows like yours, talking about this stuff. the cartels and knows it. maria: yeah. for sure. you know, president trump said that venezuela will now take back migrants deported from the united states. he posted on truth social saying it includes illegals, quote, who were encamped in the u.s. including gang members of tren de aragua. venezuela further agreed to provide the transportation back. you saw what happened with colombia, the president there urging its citizens illegally in the united states to immediately quit their jobs and return home, todd. your reaction to what has taken place here between venezuela and colombia. >> it's monumental. the biden, harris administration could have done this at any time. not only that, but colombia and china's probably next, all of these countries around the world are going to have to take back our deportees and as trump says they're going to like it. so it's very important to also realize that just before he left office, biden expanded temporary protected status on 600,000 venezuelans. th

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and they promised — i mean, tom homan promised earlier this week and they're not sending children toxact 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 concerned about migrant crime. and the other thing about the messaging, they clearly had thought this through. kristi noem, out on some of these raids, you see tv of this happens. this weekend, as well. and they're really like selling home. is what i'm doing." yeah, and i think, to your point aboutjoe biden, as long as they could. is not in the news is a day we've won." elected on immigration. this election, we've largely talked about it made that clear over th

i mean, tom homan even said they promised shock and awe.hat'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. individuals that have been caught up in these raids that, for example, today she started with, you know, so and so is a citizen of mexico. i think that really plays to the people in his supporters that were concerned about this. and i think kind of the messaging is speaking thought this through. particularly about economic is

their own huge businesses here with safe houses drug trafficking, and human trafficking, i asked tom homany, watch this he was in undisclosed location when i spoke with him. >> the crossings on border down 93%, 93%! that is a to increase first trump administration as far as deportation we are shy of -- 5,000 already arrested first week, and majority of them criminals. maria: have you been able to bust into -- human trafficking operations that are operating in america right now? because i know that the druglords got people cross but created all new businesses, drug trafficking human trafficking businesses they got headquarters in america. >> -- i never -- we're involved let me say that law enforcement sensitive but aware of a lot of it we are in mil of some of it and, you are going to see some things happening in the here in future on that. maria: seeing things in near future the in undisclosed location on it how significant do you expect this to be i am talking about the businesses in america where there trafficking drugs and humans. >> it is exactly what president trump is putting tariffs

this all comes as border czar tom homan is encouraging the state and local law enforcement across the deportation of criminal illegal migrants while speaking at the national sheriff ares' association saturday. watch. >> we're happy that you can detain somebody with a contract with us as long as you follow your own state's standards. if that's good enough for a u.s. citizen, it's good enough for us. so that's going to change. so your detention standards, your state detention standards is what we're looking at. >> reporter: and since trump took office nearly two weeks ago, the administration's crackdown on illegal immigration has led to more than 7400 arrests by i.c.e. agents across the country, and according to the agencies arrest numbers range are from 900-1200 a day as compared to a daily average of 311 in fiscal year 2024. guys? charlie: wow. thank you, khanly. -- chanley. charlie: you spoke earlier to patty morin, mother of rachel morin, about that selena gomez -- rachel: crying instagram -- charlie: yeah. whatever you call that thing. and the importance of putting the focus on the

[habla en inglÉs] reyna: el funcionario junto al zar fronterizo o , tom homan. >> nunca he visto la cantidadinalmente tendremos Éxito, asegurÓ homan. >> existe el peligro donde los carteles se van a desesperar, no va a poder entrar el fentanilo fÁcilmente, el contrabando de personas. >> un contingente de los marine llegaron a la base de guantÁnamo cumpliendo con la orden ejecutiva del mandatario republicano. vamos tras los peores, revelÓ kristi noem, tras ser cuestionada. >> usamos esto para criminales. reyna: aquÍ en texas la guardia nacional en el estado puede realizar arrestos a migrantes. en su red social x, abott indicÓ que el convenio afecta la seguridad fronteriza, hasta ahora la ley aseguraba que estos fronterizos llevaran a cabo detecciÓn de migraciÓn. >> van a poder llevar a cabo a la persona indocumentada y pasÁrsela a board patrol. ilia: hasta ahora a 300.000 venezolanos tiene su futuro en la cuerda floja, la administraciÓn trump le cancelÓ a quienes lo obtuvieron en 2023. vilma: henry carmona estÁ dentro de los cientos de miles de venezolanos que se quedara sin estatus legal en

tom homan and his staff are doing an incredible job getting the bad ones out.d a national energy emergency to unlock the liquid gold right under our feet, because we will drill, baby, drill. if we drill, baby, drill, it's going to bring your energy costs way down. that will happen relatively quickly. i am going to give fast environmental approval for anybody building a plant for electric generation and anybody that invests more than $1 billion will get super rapid approval, not that they have to wait for nine years, 14 years. i approved lng plants in louisiana. they had waited for so many years. it was not the louisiana's fault. people just would not get them done. if got a snail here, a tiny tree here, and i got it done in a matter of a few days. it took them 14 years, i got it done in about three days. i will never forget i called them and said congratulations, you have met your permit. what? they were so shellshocked they did not know what the hell was happening. they spent about $16 billion and they have been roaring since then. but they got them done in a

. >> just last week, president trump's border czar, tom homan, told abc news that the administration would only be going after those here illegally. but now ice is going after some of the people who stood in line, did their background check and paid their fees. this week, dhs secretary kristi noem announced that the department would be rescinding temporary protected status for 600,000 venezuelans, putting them in legal limbo. the move is the latest in a series of immigration crackdowns by trump, including a nine day operation in so-called sanctuary cities like new york and chicago, where more than 7000 migrants were arrested. the administration is also considering lowering detention standards to encourage more local jails to detain undocumented migrants. so much for only going after the violent criminals. then again, we should have seen this coming a mile away. joining me now is dara lynn, a senior fellow with the american immigration council. dara, thank you very much for coming to the sunday show. so there's a little bit of snark there in what i said. you know, we should have seen

eso dijeron hoy el secretario de defensa y tom homan, el llamado zar de la frontera, francisco cuevastados unidos, donald trump. >> charge that the president has given us to get 1100% operations control of the southern board. it s abo time. we secure our own border tens of millions of people have poured across the border under joe biden administration unchecked. >> la visita del secretario de defensa ocurre cuando el gobernador de texas, greg abbott, anunciÓ que firmÓ un acuerdo con la oficina de aduanas para otorgar a la guardia nacional el poder de realizar arrestos por inmigraciÓn inmediatamente, aumentando asÍ el personal para la seguridad fronteriza. la sorpresiva medida estÁ causando ya polÉmica. >> va a resultar en la discriminaciÓn por perfil racial. va a resultar en la separaciÓn de familias, va a resultar en miedo y desconfianza en las autoridades, en las comunidades de color y las comunidades fronterizas. >> residentes en ciudades fronterizas hoy compartÍan su preocupaciÓn. >> tambiÉn es peligroso porque el trabajo de migraciÓn o de la guardia y de la policÍa. >> ellos no t

we asked border czar tom homan about the releases. >> i'm not aware of that. but now that you said that, i plan to look into it. >> reporter: over the weekend, the department of defense released this video they say shows marines taking off for guantanamo bay, preparing to house migrants at a military site there. >> we're planning to build out our capacity at guantanamo bay. that is where the worst are going. >> reporter: and across the country -- >> si se puede. >> reporter: -- from chicago to los angeles, hundreds took to the streets protesting escalation enforcement. as some businesses close their doors, hoping to show what a country without immigrant labor would look like. >> without immigrants we wouldn't have food to serve. i think that's mainly our point in doing that and showing people that this is how it would affect you and how it really does affect us all. >> reporter: and hallie, now the state of texas has granted its national guard soldiers the power to make immigration arrests, a power not granted to troops here under federal orders like the ones

trying to go after as a result of the biden administration policies and he really wants to thwart tom homan do that. he refers to empty one emphasizes request read the room this is not the time to throw your politics in your, okay. so many people are devastated after the fire. >> the timing is so not helpful. supreme court justice ketanji brown jackson is punching through her problems with the left-leaning judge telling the ap quote i take boxing lessons i think that helps you to really get out any frustrations. she's a 54-year-old woman and she says the court is the way that it is in is going to be that wait for a while you cannot pick your time on the court she boxes which i am at 54-year-old woman i am all for those endorphins. i understand i do not know it's like to be on the supreme court. i do know what it's like to need to get rid of the frustrations of progress think it's a great idea boxing as we picked up as a form of workout. good for her, great for her i'd like to see people get into physical activity. as long as you do not take your anger out at the supreme court. >> more power

liz: that was pete hegseth at border today and tom homan saying it's past time we defend the southernorders and let's welcome to the show and wor radio host mark simon and what do you make of this today? mwhat do you think the options? >> means all the options are on the table and it's donald trump, there's three or four options nobody has thought of and he's been pretty effective and unlike the biden democratic approach and symbolic gestures and trump will really, really take action and he's a real manager and this guy that builds 100-story skyscrapers in his sleep and real manager and said you manage with your feet and problem with the construction site and get over there. problem with the border, walk arnett the border and hegseth and homan on the ground. they need this. liz: they've been abused for generations and we tracked numbers more than 2,000 terrorists caught crossing and going for them going for the deportation protesters trying to shut down the freeway and going for trump going for them with socialist leader and nicolas maduro coming with him talking back his illegal bord

meanwhile, in an interview border czar tom homan called joy reid it dumber than a box of rocks.rican geological society has demanded an apology. speaking of rocks, scientists have discovered an asteroid that has a 1% chance of hitting earth, but it has a 99% chance at hitting j.b. pritzker. because he is really fat. seriously, look it up. herrs remains the front runner for the 2025 nomination. i know that is some accolade of. that is like being first in line at a james cargo kissing booth. -- james cargo kissing booth. >> i would rather be first and last. >> that is disgusting. >> greg: it is disgusting. disgraced ex-new jersey senator bob mendes was sentenced to 11 years in prison for accepting bribes. he appeared to be really excited about the sentence but it was just a gold bar in his pants. since the pandemic american students have fallen further behind in reading skills. on the bright side being illiterate is not an obstacle to success. [laughter] but also, only one-third of new york city fourth-graders were deemed proficient in math. which is great for me, i can now charge

this, your confound wendy here,d if the goal here was to say we want tom homans and strategy of deporting and trying our hardest to become citizens and playing by the rules, they broke thee wi rules, i just don't understand the wavinghe of the mexican flag and the burning the american flagur. >> greg: you note -- they weredo called off or making arrests. the mayor cannot respond to a fire or a group blocking the freeway. >> jesse: water lay up.d [laughter] how are people burning anything in l.a. right now? [laughter]li >> dana: that is so true!ue >> greg: you should stop there jesse. it.ughter]. you will ruin the moment. [laughter] >> greg: this happens once a year!no jesse says something that nobody has ever heard of before. >> greg: you just discovered jelly roll. [laughter]ver. the fastest! is up next . ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ so, what are you thinking? i'm thinking... (speaking to self) about our honeymoon. what about africa? safari? hot air balloon ride? swim with elephants? wait, can we afford a safari? great question. like everything, it takes a little planning. or, put the money towards a down-pa

tom homan note that had noncriminals are being arrested in sanctuary cities because enforcement forcesre not being pulled out of the jails. stuart. stuart: i got it. molly line. thank you. now hundreds of protesters marched in west seattle over the weekend to protest president trump's migration policies. and the ongoing ice raids. it came days after ice seattle arrested a guatemala illegal migrant for rape and child sexual abuse and threat. jason rantz, our seattle guy joining us. ice is getting dangerous people off the streets. why protest that? >> yeah, three reasons here. number one, a lot of ignorance and even if you look at coverage of particular ice raid, excuse me, protest, they didn't mention they're going after criminals, dangerous people. then you've got folks that like to set up the trump administration as racist and so they're just making the claim that ice is going around rounding up illegal immigrants which of course is not going on and then just have wanting to play hero. a lot of progressives that think they could set this up and frame the whole discussion in a way that

. >> dana: tom homan saying president trump understands the problem and doing what it takes to fix it. >> crossings on the border are down 93%. 93%. that's the biggest decrease than under the first trump administration. i've said it. president trump is a game changer. on top of that as far as deportation operation we're just shy of i think we have 5,000 already arrested the first week and majority of them being criminals. >> dana: molly line has more as ice cracks down. they continue across the country including where you are. >> yeah, here in boston things have been busy as well. ice arrests. the governor of new jersey practically daring the agency to come to his own home. democratic governor phil murphy declared on saturday he and the first lady are allowing someone pursuing legal status to stay at their home. the governor vague on this. the bold admission came at an i vent talking about policies of the trump administration. the governor, listen. >> tammy and i were talking about -- i don't want to get into too much detail. but there is someone in our broader universe whose immigrat

derailment putting all of those horrible chemicals in the water and the air and we'll talk with tom homandeportation plans underway right now in america and we want to find out where we are in terms of that swath that you discussed earlier in venezuela, that rick grinell was able to bring back hostages to america. we've got a big show. a lot of breaking news coming up. jd vance really made a lot of common sense comments about the president's agenda. so i want to really get into what he has to say about executing that agenda. charlie: well, it's a new era, a new era of transparency and we thank you for bringing it to us and we'll be watching, maria bartiromo. maria: thank you. see you in 10 minutes. charlie: communities across the u.s. rallying around prayer after two devastating plane crashes shook the nation. why faith is important in the face of tragedy, that's next. of bringing textile manufacturing back to america. we're taking the best fibers our farm can produce, spinning it at one location, weaving it, then finally into a cut and sewn product. there's value in buying american made

tom homan has been talking about this as his number one priority. hhs, health and human services, lost track of about 300,000 of these kids, many of whom are assumed to have been trafficked one way or another. either way, bad. but have you seen less of the unaccompanied children than you were before? >> well, we're -- kinney county, we saw very, very fun accompanied children -- few unaccompanied children. that's usually closer to laredo, eagle pass, mcallen. the bigger cities seem to have that problem more than we do. we're still a border county, but we saw very little of it. a. david: glad things are improving in a very positive way. sheriff, thank you so much for being here. appreciate it. have a good weekend. >> thank you. david: coming up, president trump's new tariffs kicking in. will that have prices ticking up here at home? and two air disasters within two case. -- days. new details on the nos investigations coming up. to soothe her with ease. puffs plus lotion is gentle on sensitive skin and locks in moisture to provide soothing relief. a no

griff: on the border, the new borders are tom homan was on maria this morning and talked about the progressare making. listen here. >> a crossings on the border are down 93%. 93%. that's a bigger decrease than under the first trump administration. griff: that is a significant drop. what do you make of what you have seen so far both in the interior with the arrest of criminal migrants and now the numbers? i text this week with eagle pass border patrol agent that i've spent years covering at the height of the crisis and said how are you guys doing? they say it's never been better with seat such low numbers. >> urge exactly what they're doing there a lot to do their jobs out of the trump administration. not just at the border but enforcement. now it is time for congress to step up and fully fund isis to continue to carry out enforcement but frankly congress is simply not used to doing that. they're very willing to give border patrol agents to get more technology at the ports, all needed. but they are not so used to giving ice significant resource increases. which is sorely needed right now to

we go down from the border in el paso where we were listening to tom homan and secretary of defense pete hegseth where president trump is welcoming the 2024 stanley cup champion florida panthers. >> president trump: another legal but this is incredible. thank you very much. senators rick scott and ashley moody. congratulations. representatives byron donalds, byron and thank you very much. gus the rack us thank you very much. mike clement a novelist. congratulations jared moscow which. very good. and maria salazar thank you. we have a couple of others that i will get myself in big trouble because i don't know where you are i know you are here someplace but we have to get onto ice happy. the panthers 20232024 season was one for the history books really an exciting one everybody was watching. secured the atlantic division title for the third time and after coming up just short of the stanley cup a year prior, you gave the fans one of the most riveting comebacks in nhl history, in any sport history. i don't know anything about a comeback what they tell me it is very good. [applause] team cap

so i am so grateful for the men and women that he's appointed, tom homan and kristi noem if.henomenal job. and i'm just, i'm very end encouraged. there's a lot of people just here in our community that are still afraid, you know, to go out after dusk or walk down the sidewalk to check their mail. and i've a gotten letters and e-mails and just phone calls from people across the nation that are afraid. and we shouldn't be afraid to live in our country and to live in our homes. so i'm really very encouraged. rachel: well, patty, you took a really brave step yourself in bringing your daughter's story to national attention. i believe it actually -- your story, the story the of jocelyn's mother, of laken riley's mother, all of you angel moms who so bravely stepped forward, i think, changed this election and are changed our whole entire approach to border security. and for that, you should be commended. i'm just so sorry that your daughter's life, that that's what it took for this to happen in our country. is god bless you, and we send all our love. >> thank you. rachel: god bless y

i don't understand what -- if the goal here was to say that we want tom homan strategy of deporting theing her hardest to be citizens and playing by the rules, they broke the rules, and i agree with the judge, i don't understand the waving, you said, the waving of the mexican flag and then burning to your point, the american flag, which i don't -- this is -- >> greg: you know, jesse, it was called off from making arrests. so the mayor cannot respond to a fire or a group blocking a freeway. should she go? >> jesse: yes, she should go, greg. what a layup! how are people burning anything in l.a. right now? >> greg: excellent point. >> jesse: walking around with lighter fluid, didn't you learn your lesson? >> judge jeanine: that is so true. it. >> greg: you should stop there, jesse. you are going to ruin the moment. >> judge jeanine: that was huge. >> greg: this happens once a year, jesse says something that no one has ever heard before. he just discovered jelly roll. >> jesse: better late than never. >> greg: "the fastest" up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ are you suffering from bladder and bowel leaks? it

so tom homan did has it down to a decrease of 92 percent in our southern border, but they come through mexico if you can get some enforcement on their southern border it's part of the border strategy and trade strategy all at once. i look forward to the canadian call, maybe it will be collected see if they can save some money that way and see if we can avoid this, because the market did not love the tariff war, but the president seemed ready for it. >> emily: brian kilmeade coming out swinging, the note that the mexican president says this reflects the strength of the relationship between the nations, and that's how they portray president trump's ability to negotiate with neighboring nations. and the question specifically is, mexico got online real fast. so is canada going to be next? >> marie: we will see. they are very different countries. it's a little unclear what they want from canada, we don't have the fentanyl crisis, or the same immigration crisis, but the liberal mainstream media, they called it the dumbest trade war in the american history for no reason. if we put these tarif

he said, did tom homan, border crossings are down 93%.my goodness in two weeks. >> steve: i'm surprised 7% are still trying to get across because it's pretty much an iron curtain. let's check in with lawrence, normally right here right now he is down in el paso before he meets with pete hegseth, who is going to make his first trip to the southern border. and do you know what else, l.j. it makes sense that the department of defense is involved in our southern border because that's the first line of defense. >> lawrence: let me tell you, it's incredible. i have been covering the border for years as you know. i have never seen operational control this way. essentially, we are reporting on the deterrent. because you don't see a lot of runners. you don't see a lot of people trying to surrender theirself to border patrol because they can't get across the border. there is manpower like i have never seen. there is spirit like i have never seen. yesterday i had the opportunity to talk to the secretary of homeland security, this is what she said. w

. >> on the same day tom homan led an immigration enforcement in chicago last sunday, investigators saybbed and killed a 63-year-old man who died in agonizing death in his home. 21-year-old from venezuela and a 29-year-old from ecuador each face one felony count of murder and felony robbery. the two are believed to have illegally crossed into the u.s. in texas in the summer of 2023. police say the man on the right was wearing an ice ankle monitor at the time of the murder and the other man was arrested in chicago on january 12th for child luring but released a day later on a lesser charge. one or both may have had ice detainers on them. the victim was living in the lower level of a house with his sister, court documents read that sister found her brother with his hands wrapped together in duct tape, feet tied together with an electrical cord. here is a portion of the dispatch audio. >> we have a female calling us she found her brother tied up in the basement. she doesn't think he is breathing. they are attempting cpr. >> the man also had a sock stuffed in his mouth and it was secured wi

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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 ice arrest in chicago with homan apparently to cosplay as a cop. >> a citizen. >> my mom is a citizen. >> your mother is. >> a citizen. >> yes. >> but you're not. >> no. >> and then there's kristi noem, who was just confirmed as homeland security secretary. she's making ice high fashion, wearing a bulletproof vest, a cap and a full hair makeup as well for both deportation raids and tv appearances. >> here in new york city. >> this morning, we are getting. >> the dirtbags. >> off the streets. >> the facilities. >> can be stood up quite quickly. they're soft sided. we have the space. we just got to get to work. >> and it doesn't end with trump's mini-mes. cnn is reporting that federal ag

had a really good, important exchange with tom homan, the border czar on friday, and senior members of his team walking through plans that we can do together. we've got a canadian team and a team from the white house going to china to talk to them about precursors, to really get at that problem. so in that sense, i don't know if i'd call those negotiations, because really it's more of a collaboration. but that's been ongoing for a while now. >> you mentioned december was the start. do you know if the president either prior to his inauguration two weeks ago now or since, has been involved directly in the talks? >> my. well, so the president has talked to our prime minister about this, and my understanding is that he has been briefed on it. that's what i've been told on the plan and on on the results that have already been achieved. >> okay. and yet the tariffs go into effect on tuesday. let me mention what j.d. vance, our vice president, posted just a short time ago. here's the quote. spare me the sob story about how canada is our best friend. i love canada and have many canadian friend

additional infrastructure, and we have put together a plan that we are implementing with the border czar, tom homan. we met with him on friday. we walked through it. we have joint exercises. we have joint training, and we're going with officials from the white house, our police agency, to china in the coming days to try and grapple with the precursor issue. it's hard to know what more we can do, but we're open to suggestions that come our way. >> george: you have had these lower level conversations, be you nothing between the prime minister and the president? >> so the prime minister and the president have discussed this a few times, not in recent days, but they have discussed it and we've discussed it with senior members of the white house as well, and we've laid out our plan, and my understanding is that the plan in some of the actual outcomes results of what we have done, have been presented to the president. >> george: president trump seems to be banking on the prospect that canada's going to back down. >> yeah. i -- look. i think the canadian people are going to expect that our government stan

the white house borders are tom homan talk about repeatedly, which is that he needs more funding fromongress, that he wants to up the number of detention beds. and last week, president donald trump said that he wants to expand facilities at guantanamo bay to hold migrants for temporary periods. so what is happening on the ground right now is that as they are arresting people, in many cases, sometimes they just don't have detention space and they can release them on other what they call alternatives to detention. this has been an existing program. it's a way to monitor people in the system, even if they don't have the space for them in the moment. so what they are doing is holding some people, repatriating some people, and others are still getting released after they've been arrested. so this is part of what the white house is keenly aware of because of their sort of proclamations to congress that they need the money, but also by just by signaling with guantanamo bay that they are looking for more space. >> congress sets the beds, congress funds. is there still a way around that that t

document, including his new cia director, chairman of the federal communications commission and tom homan. the borders are. >> we're going to go. >> we got to go. >> whether it's a school, a church. >> or a hospital. >> more specifics. when the south american country of colombia initially refused to accept military planes loaded with deportees, trump quickly and aggressively threatened to impose a punishing tariff right on script. with what project 2025 proposed? >> as you know, in colombia, they agreed with us almost immediately after i got involved. >> trump immediately revoked the security clearance of top government officials suspected of not supporting his goals. and he's talked up more oil drilling in the far north, where the project 2025 plan says alaska is a special case and deserves immediate action for all that. a trump spokesman still insists the new president had nothing to do with project 2025, and he's just securing the border, restoring common sense, driving down inflation and unleashing american energy. of course, white house critics are going to say that is just nothing m

foreign minister, to meet with different trump officials, including donald trump's border czar, tom homan, to see if they could, you know, find some sort of way to push these tariffs off. however, as you mentioned, fred, the president essentially said yesterday that there is nothing these countries could do to stop these tariffs from going forward. we also heard him address some of the concerns. we know that people have that potentially this could be impacting americans wallets. take a listen to what he told reporters yesterday. >> there could be some temporary short term disruption and people will understand that. but the tariffs are going to make us very rich and very strong, and we're going to treat other countries very fairly now, fred, one thing to keep in mind here as well is the broader impact of these tariffs will have. >> they're likely to set off a broader trade war with other countries. and i'd remind you as well, this is not necessarily about the economic impact. a lot of the reason donald trump is imposing these tariffs on our neighbors is because he believes they haven't don

and it appears tom homan was a little upset about that. earlier this week. >> and now this. you know, trump is preparing to revoke the legal status for more than 530,000 migrants who entered the u.s. through a humanitarian parole program. under biden's term. what legal options do they have? because many of them thought that they were, you know, safe and they could go on about work, school, et cetera. but now they're very nervous. >> that's the the oven program for cubans, haitians, venezuelans and nicaraguans. every one of those countries, when a person comes here, has a right to apply for asylum. president biden selected those countries because of the nature of the governments of those countries. those individuals now will be able to simply apply for asylum if they haven't already done so. many did do so as soon as they got here, so they're not going to be removed immediately. they're going to have to go through the regular immigration asylum process, which in our current situation could take literally a decade. >> mhm. >> all right. charles cook, thank you so much. we'll b

document, including his new cia director, chairman of the federal communications commission and tom homan, the border czar. >> we're going to go. >> we got to go. >> whether it's a school, a church or a hospital. >> more specifics. when the south american country of colombia initially refused to accept military planes loaded with deportees, trump quickly and aggressively threatened to impose a punishing tariff right on script. with what project 2025 proposed? >> as you know, in colombia, they agreed with us almost immediately after i got involved. >> trump immediately revoked the security clearance of top government officials suspected of not supporting his goals. and he's talked up more oil drilling in the far north, where the project 2025 plan says alaska is a special case and deserves immediate action. for all that, a trump spokesman still insists the new president had nothing to do with project 2025, and he's just securing the border, restoring common sense, driving down inflation and unleashing american energy. of course, critics are going to say that's just a bunch of trump splainin

president jd vance, senate majority whip john barrasso, epa administrator lee zeldin and borders are tom hom homan, that'll do it for us on fox business, thank you so much for joining, have a grea weekend. ♪ >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etf's ♪ ♪ welcome to "barron's roundtable" were we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i am jack otter, deepseek took the world by storm taken and nvidia and other a.i. related stocks write down. we will look at the follow-up and where you should invest amid the dip. we begin with the expert panel and three things investors out of think about right now on the "barron's roundtable" ben levisohn, teresa and jacob sonenshine. an exciting week of the markets, we started with the deepseek scare, nvidia gets hammered a.i. stocks fall for the last-minute tariff scare on friday had investors start selling. it was a down week the s&p 500 finished at 1%, if you told me all this is going to happen in the a.i. trade will blow up in nvidia which is the most important stock or at least i thought it was probably the biggest company of s&