All I remember is from that point to get me in the van yanking on the back of my neck. Adrien Martinez spoke of his arrest last week in Pico Rivera. He was on his break at Walmart when he says he saw a maintenance man who needed help.Federal agents drove through the Pico Rivera Town Center parking lot. As the trucks passed, the maintenance man took off running. So the agents chased him down.Adrien pulled up in his car as they detained the maintenance man. You know that's not right. What are you guys doing.L ...

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the Maryland man mistakenly deported to El Salvador, will remain in federal custody for now. Former federal prosecutor Paul Butler joins Chris Jansing with his legal analysis of the case. For more context and news coverage of the most important stories of our day click here: https://www.msnbc.com/ » Subscribe to MSNBC: https://www.youtube.com/msnbc » Subscribe to MSNBC on TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@msnbc » Subscribe to MSNBC on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/msnbc Download our ...

3 weeks ago, 238 Venezuelan migrants were flown from Texas to a maximum security prison in El Salvador. That country's president offered to take them and the Trump administration used a law not invoked since World War II to send them, claiming they are all terrorists and violent gang members. The government has released very little information about the men.But through internal government documents, we've obtained a list of their identities and found that an overwhelming majority have no apparent criminal c ...

[Music] [Applause] [Music] This piece I did it on abandoned railways. station in Surami. Imagine a place long forgotten where nothing remains for use. They try their luck in a bigger louder cities. There is kind of stillness there but not a peaceful one. On a contrary a silent heavy one that grows when hope starts to fade. The wall says I am the wall and I can't. But you, this rhetorical question, simple as it is, has power. It does not scream, but it stirs. It becomes a fume for those who feel frustrated, ...

Economic Sentiment - 56% of voters believe Trump is losing the battle against inflation, with 85% of Democrats, 24% of Republicans, and 61% of Independents agreeing [11] - 52% of voters think the U.S. economy is strong today, an increase of 6 percentage points since April 2025 [6] - 39% of voters believe the U.S. economy is on the right track, with inflation (34%) and immigration (32%) being the top two issues [6] Political Approval Ratings - Trump's approval rating stands at 46%, a decrease of 6 points from February 2025, with the highest support among Republican, male, 25-44 years old, white, and rural voters [2] - The Republican Party's approval rating is at 47%, down 5 points, while the Democratic Party's approval rating remains steady at 42% [6] Voter Perspectives on Policies - A majority of voters support most of Trump's policies, particularly on lowering prescription drug prices (84% support) and deporting illegal immigrants who have committed crimes (80% support) [6] - 67% of voters are aware of Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill," with 50% opposing it and 42% believing it will add too much to federal debt [11] Foreign Policy Views - 60% of voters support the administration's efforts to take out Iran's nuclear weapons program, with 85% stating Iran must not obtain nuclear weapons [13] - 73% of voters believe Russian President Putin is stalling in the Ukraine war, and 62% support continued U.S. military aid to Ukraine [16] Public Opinion on Key Figures - Voters have a more favorable view of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (+6 net favorable) and Vice President J.D. Vance (+2) compared to less favorable views of Chuck Schumer (-14) and Elon Musk (-13) [6] - 49% of voters trust neither Trump nor Musk on economic policy, although more voters trust Trump over Musk by a net of 26 [11]

Economic Impact of Immigration - Immigration expands the economy, leading to job creation rather than job displacement [1] - Increased labor supply from immigrants may exert downward pressure on wages, particularly for lower-skilled workers [1] Sociopolitical Factors - Societal frustrations stemming from market failures in housing, healthcare, childcare, and the labor market can lead to scapegoating of immigrants [1] - Political gridlock and lack of immigration reform exacerbate negative perceptions and hinder effective solutions [1]

Well, those protests against immigration raids have been spreading in the US, and as we just heard, they're expected to further galvanize more protests this weekend. Several industries are also facing the weight of President Trump's immigration crackdown. Undocumented immigrants make up an estimated 15 to 20% or more of the US workforce in industries like crop production, food processing, and construction.according to Goldman Sachs to discuss specifically the impact on housing construction. We're joined by ...

Immigration Policy Impact on Construction Industry - ICE officers are increasing work site raids, causing panic for small businesses [1][2] - Deportation policies are criticized for targeting hardworking immigrants instead of criminals [4][10] - Hispanic Construction Council is asking to work with Congress and the President to create a stable workforce for undocumented immigrants [5] - Industry hopes the President understands the potential economic downturn from sweeping deportation plans [6] Workforce Shortage and Economic Consequences - Construction industry is currently short 500,000 workers [7] - Shortage is projected to increase to 1.3 million within 5 years due to deportation tactics [7] - Workforce shortage will be devastating for construction jobs, building new homes, and critical infrastructure [8] - Instability in the construction workforce could lead to a decline in quality of life [8] Personal Impact and Concerns - American citizens with brown skin are facing increased scrutiny and need to carry documentation to prove their citizenship [9][10][11] - There are concerns that ICE agents are targeting individuals based on appearance rather than criminal activity [10]

for a president who is flailing and panicking and literally calling in the troops to try to wage a physical war against his own people because the people are against him and he has no idea what to do about it. What we are seeing right now in California is a president panicking. We have never in never before in the history of the US presidency seen a president who is less popular than this one at this point in his term. And we have never seen a president less politically skilled, less politically equipped th ...

and in sir sir hands up hands up I'm Senator Alex Padilla I have question for the secretary because the fact of the matter is a half a dozen violent criminals that you're rotating on your I want a ground on the ground on the ground behind your Hands behind your back on my hands. Good. Hand behind my back.All right. Cool. Other hand.Lay lay flat. Lay flat. Other hand.Sir. Other hand. There's no recording allowed out here.I did not know. There's no recording allowed out here. That was Democratic Senator Alex ...