Dana El-Kurd

Sunday night, two plainclothes agents approached Lopez Jimenez in Terminal 3 in San Francisco, and she then handed over her two Guatemalan passports, one for her and the other for her daughter.

While being led to the international terminal, she tried to run away, prompting the agents to tackle her to the ground.

On Tuesday, her and her daughter were sent to Guatemala.

The New York Times says that this operation was unrelated to the ICE airport deployment ordered by Trump.

Also on Sunday night, Republican Senate Majority Leader John Thune told Trump that the Senate had reached a deal to fund TSA and the rest of DHS except for ICE, which would be handled later in a reconciliation bill.

But Trump instructed Thune to kill the deal.

Later that night, Trump truthed, I don't think that we should make any deal with crazy, country-destroying, radical left Democrats unless and until they vote with Republicans to pass the Save America Act.

That is the Voting Restriction Act, which includes voter ID with picture, proof of citizenship to vote, heavily restricting mail-in voting, requiring paper ballots, as well as, quote, no men in women's sports and no transgender mutilation of our precious children, unquote.

Senator Ted Cruz and John Kennedy are continuing to work on this plan that Thune told Trump about to reopen DHS Sands Ice.

On Tuesday morning, Kennedy said on Fox News that Thune told him the president is reconsidering the option and quote-unquote may be on board.

Later that day, Trump was asked if he supports what appears to be the quote-unquote emerging agreement coming out of the Senate to reopen DHS.

Trump replied, quote, I'm going to look at it.

We're going to take a good hard look at it.

I want to support Republicans.

And sometimes it's awfully hard to get votes when you have Democrats that don't want to have voter ID, unquote.

Trump then went on to discuss the SAVE Act and how he added no men in women's sports, quote unquote, because it's nearly a, quote unquote, 99 to one issue.

It's time for our first break and we will return with more news.

We're back.

So let's talk about the war that's been going on for like a month at this point in time.

You know, as we're kind of sitting here right now, we've all seen gas prices leap up substantially.