Tim Pearce

Local officials have been upset as well.

Milan's mayor referred to ICE as a militia that kills.

And we should note that at least one protest in Italy from alleged Antifa members has devolved into violence with rioters firing fireworks and officers responding in force.

Now, the opposition to ICE went beyond local Italians and found its way into the Olympic Village as well.

Team USA actually renamed its camp from the ICE House to the Winter House to distance itself from the agency.

And several of the athletes used their platforms to condemn ICE to the world.

Here's freestyle skier Hunter Hess last week.

Hess was joined by others as well, such as freestyle skier Chris Lillis and figure skater Amber Glynn in Denouncing Ice.

President Trump actually responded to Hess directly over True Social.

He called Hess a real loser who, quote, shouldn't have tried out for the team and it's too bad he's on it.

right she was airlifted after she crashed just a few seconds into her downhill run yesterday vaughn was trying for one last olympics run but she had ruptured her acl in her left knee a week prior so there was a lot of concern coming into the event she ended up hooking her right arm into a gate on the course and ended up crashing face first into the snow about 13 minutes later a helicopter arrived to transport her out she ended up in surgery with a fracture in her left leg

Right.

The Fifth Circuit ruled on Friday in favor of Trump's authority to detain illegal aliens without bail as they go through immigration proceedings.

Now, this is in regards to a novel approach the administration has taken to expedite deportations of people in the country illegally.

Whether they've been here for two days or 20 years, they all fall under the label applicants for admission to the U.S.

under the Immigration and Nationality Act.

In other words, aliens present within the United States who have not been admitted by lawful means.

Since the Trump administration has expedited deportations under the INA, it has been brought to court hundreds of times over due process claims of illegal aliens.

Attorney General Pam Bondi on Friday called the decision a crucial legal victory and a significant blow against activist judges who have been undermining our efforts to make America safe again at every turn.

But the legal battle isn't over, and this case is expected to land at the Supreme Court.