u.s. naval base, where some of the worst terrorists are detained. defense secretary pete hegseth, who served there, tells fox news the facility is not going to be the same one used for enemy combatants. >> so there. >> are places this is not the camps. you're not putting criminals in camps where isis and other criminals. >> abc news given access to a ride along in baltimore as ice officers looked for undocumented migrants. >> so we have a four targets so far this morning. the first target is a convicted of robbery. >> chief justice correspondent pierre thomas watches as agents find multiple suspects. this man, agents say, sold fentanyl and cocaine, one of a thousand arrests in just the last day. agents admitting, though, that some migrants are being arrested without convictions. >> so the worst go first. everyone is on the table. so if we go arrest this dude and there's another, another person next to him who's also here illegally, we're going to start asking questions. and you know, if that person, if we determine that that person is illegal, they'

u.s. naval base should go to high priority criminal aliens.hs secretary kristi noem described it as a sight for the worst of the worst the cuban president criticized this decision calling it an act of brutality territory, bret? >> bret: the defendant funding freeze pointing to something the president mentioned in the briefing room yesterday that the administration had blocked $50 million in condoms for gaza, that's a lot of condoms, what is the specific details here? >> jacqui: yeah. so the state department said actually two buckets of $50 million that would have gone to gaza through the international medical corps. it included contraceptives as well as material for family planning and preventing disease transmission. that state department official says condoms have traditionally been used for family planning in developing countries by usaid the president also said today hamas had been using condoms to make bombs. back in 2020 israeli reporters sounded the alarm on this issue after hamas began using condoms, balloons, and also kites with burni

u.s. naval base in guantanamo bay.r czar tom homan says migrants will likely be flown straight to this new center, and immigration control will oversee it. >> you probably don't know. there's already a migrant center there. it's been there for decades. so we're just going to expand upon the existing migrant center. >> about 30 years ago, cuban and haitian refugees were housed in guantanamo bay, a section of at least. cuba's president slammed the decision by president trump and called it an act of brutality. >> president trump signed the first bill of his second term. it expands the scope of who can be arrested, detained and deported by immigration agents. the new law orders federal immigration agents to detain and deport undocumented immigrants who are facing charges, including shoplifting and assault on police or crimes resulting in death or serious bodily injury. it's named after lincoln riley, a nursing student in georgia who was killed last year by an undocumented immigrant from venezuela. >> to lincoln's family. w

u.s. naval base at guantanamo bay in cuba. tom homan says migrants will likely be flown straight to this new center, and immigration control will oversee it. >> what you probably don't know. there's already a migrant center there. it's been there for decades. so we're just going to expand upon the existing migrant center. >> about 30 years ago, cuban and haitian refugees were housed in guantanamo bay. it was closed in 1995. cuba's president slammed president trump's decision, calling it, quote, an act of brutality. >> up with education. down, down with deportation. >> now, hundreds of uc berkeley students rallied to protest president trump's immigration crackdown. this is what it was like yesterday at cowes upper sproul plaza. the students called on the university to implement extra protection for about 500 undocumented students. some of the students talked about their own immigration journeys to highlight the struggles of the immigrant community. the speakers encouraged students from other universities to protest as well. wel

u.s. naval base at guantanamo bay to house undocumented migrants.mp has not set any plans and has not shared details on how the base would house the expected 30,000 extra beds. on wednesday, the president announced the order, saying it is a necessary next step. >> because we don't want them coming back, so we're going to send them out to guantanamo. this will double our capacity immediately, right? and tough. that's a tough that's a tough place to get out of. today's signings bring us one step closer to eradicating the scourge of migrant crime in our communities, once and for all. >> a u.s. official shared that currently, guantanamo bay is not prepared to house that number of migrants. cuba's president criticized the order posting on social media, quote, in an act of brutality, the new u.s. government announces the imprisonment at the guantanamo naval base, located in illegally occupied territory cuba, of thousands of migrants that it forcibly expels and will place them next to the well known prisons of torture and illegal detention. >> mexico's pre

u.s. naval base at guantanamo bay to house undocumented migrants. trump has not set any plans and has not shared details on how the base would house the expected 30,000 extra beds. on wednesday, the president announced the order, saying it's a necessary next step. >> because we don't want them coming back, so we're going to send them out to guantanamo. this will double our capacity immediately, right? and tough. that's a tough that's a tough place to get out of. today's signings bring us one step closer to eradicating the scourge of migrant crime in our communities, once and for all. >> a u.s. official shared that currently, guantanamo bay is not prepared to house that number of migrants. cuba's president criticized the order posting on social media, quote, in an act of brutality, the new u.s. government announces the imprisonment at the guantanamo naval base, located in illegally occupied territory cuba, of thousands of migrants that it forcibly expels and will place them next to the well known prisons of torture and illegal detention. >> google em

u.s. naval base in guantanamo bay, cuba.ear guantanamo of the last remaining detainees who were never charged with a crime. the latest release brings the total number of men detained at guantanamo to 15. it held about 800 at its peak. also tonight the biden administration is negotiating with the taliban to exchange americans detained in afghanistan for at least one high profile prisoner alleged to be an usama bin laden associate, also held in guantanamo bay. and the biden administration is asking if a federal appeals court for an injunction to temporarily block a plea deal agreement with three guantanamo military detainees including 9/11 master mind khalid sheikh mohammed that would see the defendants avoid the death penalty. the three prisoners are to enter their pleas as early as this friday. up next, the panel, plus "tuesday x-tras." first, here is what some of our fox affiliates are covering tonight. wsvn miami. the discovery of two bodies in the wheel well of a jetblue plane at fort lauderdale, hollywood airport. they w

u.s. naval base at guantanamo bay in cuba.uba's president slammed president trump's decision, calling it an act of brutality. >> hundreds of uc berkeley students rallied to protest president trump's ongoing immigration crackdown. this was the scene at cal cal's upper sproul plaza yesterday. students called on the university to implement extra protections for its around 500 undocumented students. >> the white house is drawing an executive order to freeze spending on federal loans and college grants. at first, the order sparked widespread confusion and legal challenges nationwide, until a washington state judge blocked it late tuesday night. political analysts say president trump's funding freeze could have affected numerous groups, including law enforcement, health care and nonprofits. the white house office of management and budget issued a two sentence notice about the reversal. >> the bay area agencies that help refugee settlement and resettlement are scrambling to find more funding, worried they'll lose federal financial su

base maryland. but also, members of the u.s. naval academy. and of course, jimmy carter was very much a navy man. when you talk eugene robinson, about the strength of character of jimmy carter and think about him, ofand you think about joe biden, very different in many ways, most obvious of which, is that biden was the ultimate insider of washington, jimmy carter obviously the outsider, and yet leaning on their faith, and i think now, the idea of legacy is something that joins them both. talk about what you think about these two men in the ways that they are similar, different, but also the message that jimmy carter's life has left. >> well, you know, i wonder if president biden might have been thinking about the other similarity between him and president carter, which is, they were both one-term presidents. and yet, you can certainly look back at the carter presidency, and you can see lasting, big accomplishments. and some of which, we -- everybody knows about, and everyone appreciates, as really big things. and you know, just as a human being, i think president biden must have been thinking abo

. >> that procession that takes the former president from joint base andrews in maryland. 2, the naval yard actually where the u.s. naval memorial is waiting for him. he did serve in the navy. so that'll be their time to honor his service. he was a lieutenant who worked on nuclear submarines and then a horse-drawn case on is going to lead a procession to the capitol where carter's darrius it is going to lie in state. under the return to capitol in that hole. that whole process in deep snow like they're getting washington is what's causing the schedule to be delayed just a little bit. but it's in about 5 minutes about 8 o'clock. our time this morning that we expect it all to begin with the transportation of the 39th president from the carter center in atlanta to the local air base where he'll begin. that chair white is story from a peanut farmer to a nobel prize winner. >> the presidents serve for years. and then for the last 4 decades served just helping cause is that he and rosalynn his wife are so fun. do she ended up dying just over a year ago after 77 years married and he is the oldest president at 100 years

base andrews in the afternoon of tuesday, january 7th. the funeral procession will travel to the naval memorial, into the u.s. capital.mith will offer details on traffic applications and other regional impacts. meanwhile, i advise everyone that the secret service will use drones as a part of our comprehensive security plan. do not be alarmed, we are training in the days ahead. president carter will lay in state in the capital wednesday, january 8, and members of congress and the public will be able to pay their respects. the ceremony will move to the washington national cathedral on the morning of january 9th for a funeral service before departing that afternoon for georgia for a final determined. the secret service will work closely with our partners to keep everyone safe next week. we aim to minimize disruptions to those living and working to the greatest extent possible. we will provide more details at a later date. the secret service really appreciate your patience and understanding during this event full-time. our agents and partners are working diligently to keep everyone safe. it is my pleasure to introduce chi

base andrews. accompanied by his family members. a motorcade then took them to the u.s. navy memorial as a tribute to carter's place. as the only navaldemy graduate to become president. his casket will be transferred to a horse drawn cassian for the final trip to the nation's capital, where he will lie in state until thursday. his family will walk the route to mirror president carter's inaugural procession, when he started the tradition of walking for the presidents who followed. mr. carter had been lying in repose at the carter presidential library in plains, georgia, since saturday. 23,000 people visited and paid their respects. >> an amazing man, and he was held up and propped up and soothed by an amazing woman. and the two of them together changed the world. >> on thursday, the former president's casket will be returned to his hometown of plains, where he'll be buried next to his wife, roslyn, who died in 2023. this thursday, a local habitat for humanity chapter joins a nationwide effort to honor the late president. habitat for humanity east bay silicon valley will install memorial doors at oakland city hall amphitheater and san

president will arrive at joint base andrews in the afternoon to say, generally seventh for the funeral procession will travel to the naval memorial andnd then to the u.s. capitol chief smith will offer due to less traffic implication of the regional impacts. meanwhile i advise everyone that secretba service will use drones as part of a conference security planan do not be alarmed if you see these assets are the upcoming events or trading days ahead. president carter lay in state in the capitol on wednesday generate members of congress the public will to pay their respects a ceremony moved to the washington cathedral for a funeral service before departing that afternoon georgia for final internment. as with all the secret service will work closely with our partners to keep everyone safe next week. with further into minimize disruptions those living, working andof visiting the ncr o the greatest extent possible we will providein further detail about the upcoming inauguration at a later date. secret service appreciate your patience and understanding during this eventful time. our agents and partners are working diligently to keep everyone safe. now it is

base andrews, telling the story of the 39th president, a stop at the u.s. navy memorial he authorized in 1980. president carter began his service at the naval, and as a nuclear submarine engineer. retracing the route where carter set a modern tradition of walking the parade route on inauguration day. once a political outsider, at rest in the rotunda tonight. at thursday's national funeral president biden will deliver the eulogy, a personal request of president carter. >> we will take a break here. in 60 seconds a negovernment investigation into a feature in more than 2.5 million teslas, and the crashes under scrutiny. if have heart disease and struggle with ldl-c... even with statins and diet... listen to your heart. talk to your doctor about repatha. repatha plus a statin lowers ldl-c by 63%. do not take repatha if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can occur. get medical help right away if you have trouble breathing or swallowing, swelling of the face, lips, tongue, throat or arms. common side effects include runny nose, sore throat, common cold symptoms, flu or flu-like symptoms, back pain, high blood sugar, and redness, p

u.s. interests. >> yes. larry: not -- not f far-flung wide spread other side of the world interests, they are right here, core -- interests. this is china and russia nosing around greenland and the arctic for naval basesir force bases, these are core american interests, they are vital security, can i ask you a question, i get so frustrated. why wouldn't democrat, there was a time that democratic party, had you know national security experts, like a sam nunn, like this knee-jerk react, hakeem jeffries i don't know the man, trump said some things that make sense, they don't take it seriously, they fire back, no, no, where -- why? what is wrong with that? >> it is the dichotomy in our ideology at a whole, they are still will to send billion to ukraine with no return on that investment this is roi, individual of invest -- idea of vist investing in something, we get to up unleash, this is getting something for something, giving it away. it makes good sent to me, it helps is our strategic global services in country, without putting boots on the ground elsewhere. we can just control the global markets by investing in areas, that benefit all of us collectively. larry: monroe doctrine of the important to keep

base for his post-presidency charitable work. but his path through the nation's capital inclcluded atop at the u.s. navy memorial, which the former naval academy service member authorized in 1980. a horse drawn wagon traveled the streets where carter began the modern day tradition of walking in the inaugural parade. then at the capitol, a solemn ceremony steeped in enduring american traditions, where vice president harris remembered him as a man who performed a lifetime of selfless service. james earl carter jr loved our country. he lived his faith. he served the people, and he left the world better than he found it. president carter will lie in state until tomorrow morning ahead of the funeral service at the national cathedral. here at home. post offices and federal buildings will be closed tomorrow to observe the national day of mourning. the nike missile site in the marin headlands will also be closed, as will the maritime research center at the national historical park in san francisco. the ninth u.s. circuit court of appeals will close, as will all u.s. citizenship and immigration service offices in san francisco. naturalization c

after being flown to joint base andrews, a motorcade will escort carter's body into washington, stopping at the u.s. navy memorial as a tribute to carter's place. as the only naval academy graduate to become president. the former commander in chief will then be taken to the capital, where he will lie in state until thursday, when his funeral service will be held at the national cathedral. >> i don't really know how you eulogize him, but he was such an example of an amazing man. >> carter died last month at the age of 100, living longer than any u.s. president. but during his time in office, he was considered a washington outsider, going from his family peanut farm to the governor's mansion and then the white house. >> the amount of what he accomplished, you know, i mean, unfortunately, he was an unpopular president. but when you look back, he was way ahead of his time. >> after his funeral thursday, carter will be returned to his hometown of plains, georgia, where he'll be buried next to his wife, rosalynn. in washington. connor hansen ktvu, fox two news. >> most of the nation is feeling a winter freeze. a new arctic blast will hit the region recovering from sno