I want to talk to you about what happened. You go to the airport, Logan airport, to surprise your family for Thanksgiving. Um, and you go through the checkpoint, um, like the normal security checkpoint.And then tell me what happened. >> Yeah, everything was going really well after I did my security um, check. Um, I was in there waiting until the gate was like open.right at when the gate opened. Um, it was my turn for my ticket to be scanned, but it it appeared something that something was wrong with my tick ...

Republicans said they were going to deport the worst of the worst. Did they really mean Babson College students that were coming home to surprise their family. And then here here you have this this college student at Babson who is met at Logan and ends up being shackled and sent back to Honduras, a country where her parents removed her from because of the violence when she was seven years old.And again, this is this is remarkable. I don't want to get into great details, but um this weekend we ran into a cou ...

a heavy-handed approach to immigration issues, including the deportation of a college student who was brought to America when she was just 7 years old. She's now in Honduras this morning after being shackled at the airport while flying home from Boston to Texas to surprise her family on Thanksgiving. >> That that that that's just a terrible story.And when Republicans said they were going to deport the worst of the worst, did they really mean Babson College students that were coming home to surprise their fa ...

IN THE WAKE OF THE TRAGIC SHOOTING AGAINST TWO NATIONAL GUARD MEMBERS IN DC, PRESIDENT TRUMP IS TAKING NEXT STEPS IN HIS IMMIGRATION CRACKDOWN. A DAY AFTER THE SHOOTING, TRUMP POSTED ON TRUE SOCIAL, HE WILL PERMANENTLY PAUSE MIGRATION FROM WHAT HE CALLS ALL THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES. HOURS LATER, THE US ANNOUNCED IT WAS PAUSING ALL.ASYLUM DECISIONS AND ISSUING VISAS TO PEOPLE FROM AFGHANISTAN. THE STATE DEPARTMENT ALSO ANNOUNCED IT WAS HALTING VISAS FOR AFGHANS, INCLUDING THOSE WHO HAD ALLIED WITH THE US AND HE ...

Allegations of Defying Court Order - The Justice Department alleges the Secretary of Homeland Security made the final decision to continue migrant flights to El Salvador despite a court order to stop them [1] - The judge ordered the return of any plane containing migrants to the United States to ensure due process [3] Response and Justification - The Secretary of Homeland Security asserts that deportation decisions, including flight destinations and timing, are her responsibility [2] - The Secretary defends the administration's actions by claiming activist judges are attempting to obstruct efforts to protect America [4] - The Secretary maintains that their actions are within the law, the Constitution, and in the best interest of the American people [5]

Now to the latest on those two National Guard members shot in Washington DC on Wednesday. 20-year-old Sarah Beckram has died. 24 year old Andrew Wolf remains in critical condition.Both were members of the West Virginia National Guard serving in Washington DC. The suspected gunman, a 29-year-old Afghan national, will be charged with first-degree murder. That's according to the DC US attorney.MS Now national correspondent David Noriega is in Bellingham, Washington with us for the latest. David, what more are ...

Immigration Enforcement & Legal Challenges - A US District Judge stated a border patrol chief and other DHS officials lied under oath regarding use of force against protesters [1] - Federal appeals courts have blocked rulings limiting federal immigration agents' use of force and the release of arrested immigrants in the Chicago area [2] - Immigration enforcement operations have continued in Charlotte despite announcements of their end, resulting in hundreds of arrests [3] Concerns Regarding Enforcement Practices - There are concerns about lack of accountability within Border Patrol and Customs and Border Protection since post-9/11 era [4] - Allegations of racial profiling are being used in immigration enforcement, specifically targeting Latino communities and industries [9][10][11][12] - The approach to immigration enforcement under President Trump is considered unprecedented, lacking legal safeguards like probable cause [9] Impact & Public Opinion - School absences have increased significantly in Charlotte, Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill due to fear related to immigration enforcement, with over 30,000 in Charlotte, over 19,000 in Wake County, 6,200 in Durham, and 883 in Chapel Hill [14] - Despite concerns, President Trump receives relatively favorable public opinion on border security, with 53% of Americans approving of his handling of immigration [18][19] - Over 2 million immigrants have moved from the US, including 1.6 million through self-deportation [24]

The Christian converts the US is deporting back to Iran https://t.co/eWo7JZCADZ ...

Immigration Enforcement & Policy - The "every state is a border state" talking point, initially used by Homeland Security for funding, has been adopted by President Trump to emphasize that border issues affect the entire country [1][4] - The Border Patrol is increasingly involved in mass deportation efforts across the US, a role traditionally held by ICE [5][10] - The administration aims for 1 million deportations annually, an unprecedented goal, leading to the enlistment of various federal law enforcement agencies [11] Potential Risks & Challenges - Deploying Border Patrol in dense urban areas like New York City could be highly volatile, potentially leading to violent confrontations and litigation, as seen in Chicago [7][8] - Aggressive tactics by Border Patrol have faced resistance from community activists and immigrant advocates, who are using tactics like public awareness campaigns and social media to challenge these actions [14][15] Agency Roles & Responsibilities - DHS, initially intended for broad homeland security, has shifted towards becoming a deportation agency [9] - ICE is responsible for enforcing immigration laws within the US, while the Border Patrol traditionally secures the borders; however, the Border Patrol is now increasingly operating in US cities [9][10]

RT Christopher F. Rufo ⚔️ (@christopherrufo)We need mass deportations from Little Mogadishu, Minnesota, to Mogadishu, Somalia. We cannot accept a population that systematically defrauds American taxpayers and sends bags of cash to terrorists abroad. Anyone who does not already have citizenship has to go back. ...