Trump deports nearly 8,000 illegal aliens in the first week of his presidency. Most of them are criminals. President Trump wants to increase the pace of deportations to 1,200-1,500 per day, bringing the total number of illegal immigrants in the United States to 500,000 annually.
00:00:00.000Hello everybody, I'm John Fawcett with this Great America Show midday update for Wednesday, January 29th.
00:00:05.620Tom Holman, the Borders are as hard at work, perhaps the hardest working man in the Trump administration, of course second to Donald Trump.
00:00:12.940ISIS reportedly detained and deported almost 8,000 illegal in President Trump's first week.
00:00:20.180Most of those deported migrants, or as we like to call them, illegal aliens,
00:00:23.100were criminals guilty of or facing charges of robbery, rape, assault, domestic violence, drunk driving, and or reckless driving.
00:00:30.900President Trump, however, wants to step up those numbers and get a few more of them out.
00:00:34.780He wants to raise this pace to 1,200 to 1,500 deportations each day.
00:00:39.420That would bring the total number of deportations up to roughly 500,000 migrants annually.
00:00:44.140Folks, these aren't your good old-fashioned people who are in this country for good.
00:00:48.540These are criminals. These are people who want to do harm to your family.
00:00:51.340They want to do harm to this economy, and they want to do harm to society.
00:00:55.580So good on Tom Holman, and good on President Trump keeping his campaign promise.
00:01:00.760RFK Jr. on Capitol Hill today before the Senate, where he's sitting for Senate confirmation hearings
00:01:05.720for the Secretary of Health and Human Services.
00:01:09.680A lot of supporters out there for RFK Jr. rallying behind him, showing support.
00:01:15.020We're going to need the rhinos in the Republican Party to quit playing games
00:01:19.060and to stand behind RFK Jr. and the America First movement that the American people so overwhelmingly voted for.
00:01:29.960Imagine this, folks. Border apprehensions are plummeting as the Trump effect sets in.
00:01:35.140In the Del Rio border patrol sector, once one of the busiest regions for illegal border crossings in Texas,
00:01:41.100migrant apprehensions have dropped nearly 40% in the first full week of Trump's presidency.
00:01:46.020The drop has been noted across the southwest border as enhanced immigration operations promised by the Trump campaign
00:01:51.660during the election season have begun to take shape.
00:01:55.380According to the Border Patrol, the numbers of suspect gotaways in the Del Rio sector also plummeting,
00:02:00.380dropping more than 60% from 229 to 82 during the post-inauguration week.
00:02:05.800In the Texas Rio Grande Valley, daily migrant apprehensions during the weekend before the inauguration fell to just 211 compared to 1,200 over the same period