Kayleigh McEnany

I'm Kaylee McEnany, along with Jessica Tarlow, Jesse Waters, Dana Perino, and Greg Gutfeld.

It's 5 o'clock in New York City, and this is The Five.

Well, just moments ago, the White House announcing, quote, a new milestone, touting, listen to this, 4,000 criminal illegals removed from Minnesota.

This includes violent killers, rapists, gang members and other public safety threats since the beginning of Operation Metro Surge.

And now President Trump is laying out his next moves to stop the left wing agitators in Minnesota in a Super Bowl interview to NBC.

Tom Homan is also laying down the law.

He's pulling 700 immigration agents out of Minnesota, leaving about 2,000 there.

And it's because city law enforcement is finally cooperating with local jails in order to get dangerous offenders deported.

Now, as for a full pullback of agents, the border czar says that that depends on the resistance, the agitators.

They must stop the illegal and threatening activities against ICE and its federal partners, like those ridiculous road checkpoints.

But it doesn't look like Democrats are heeding Holman's words.

Yesterday, they held a hearing on Capitol Hill and made it very clear that they want scalps.

Every single one of them has to be held accountable for the crimes, for the terror, and for the murders that are happening to our own people in this country.

That's all of our residents are using right now to protect themselves in the streets.

This needs to be dismantled.

Rashida Tlaib, she had a whistle prop.

Dana, you know, President Trump said that he wanted a softer touch, and he is right.

At the end of his comment, he said, you know, I'll call the governor, I'll call the mayor, and then I look and they're out with this hot rhetoric, and there has been that disconnect.

So I think that when you need something to de-escalate, then everyone needs a reason to say that they won a little bit or they got a little bit of something.

And everybody in this case has.