Tim Pierce

Here's Chicago's mayor comparing ICE operations to terrorism.

And here's Boston's mayor defending her sanctuary city policies.

And here's Boston's mayor defending her sanctuary city policies.

In New York City, local law enforcement actually worked with ICE on the round of raids that Secretary Noem was a part of. Adams, of course, has gotten friendlier with Trump in recent months. And so though he's a Democrat, he may turn out to be closer to Republicans on this than some of his colleagues. Right.

In New York City, local law enforcement actually worked with ICE on the round of raids that Secretary Noem was a part of. Adams, of course, has gotten friendlier with Trump in recent months. And so though he's a Democrat, he may turn out to be closer to Republicans on this than some of his colleagues. Right.

Yeah, well, as we reported yesterday, there was a firefight on Monday between Border Patrol agents in Texas and suspected cartel members. We're learning now that incident may be a part of a trend of more violence along the border. The U.S. consulate in Mexico on Tuesday warned Americans against traveling to the state of Tamaulipas, Mexico. That's across the border from McAllen, Texas.

Yeah, well, as we reported yesterday, there was a firefight on Monday between Border Patrol agents in Texas and suspected cartel members. We're learning now that incident may be a part of a trend of more violence along the border. The U.S. consulate in Mexico on Tuesday warned Americans against traveling to the state of Tamaulipas, Mexico. That's across the border from McAllen, Texas.

The State Department put its highest travel warning, a level four, over the area. It warned of gun battles, kidnapping, and even IEDs present in a Mexican town just over the border. And this after a couple law enforcement officials told the Washington Examiner yesterday that Mexican drug cartels have been given a green light to fire a U.S. federal law enforcement.

The State Department put its highest travel warning, a level four, over the area. It warned of gun battles, kidnapping, and even IEDs present in a Mexican town just over the border. And this after a couple law enforcement officials told the Washington Examiner yesterday that Mexican drug cartels have been given a green light to fire a U.S. federal law enforcement.

Things appear to be escalating quickly along the southern border.

Things appear to be escalating quickly along the southern border.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem joined officers as they targeted violent illegal immigrants and made arrests for crimes including kidnapping, assault, and even double homicide. Among the arrested was an Interpol warranted fugitive from the Dominican Republic. Officials say the focus is on removing individuals with serious criminal charges to ensure public safety.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem joined officers as they targeted violent illegal immigrants and made arrests for crimes including kidnapping, assault, and even double homicide. Among the arrested was an Interpol warranted fugitive from the Dominican Republic. Officials say the focus is on removing individuals with serious criminal charges to ensure public safety.

Officials say the raids also led to the arrest of an alleged Tren de Aragua ringleader in the Bronx. The 25-year-old is wanted for a high-profile break-in in Aurora, Colorado, and faces charges including kidnapping, burglary, and menacing. Neighbors described the early morning raids as intense, with officers smashing down doors to apprehend dangerous suspects.

Officials say the raids also led to the arrest of an alleged Tren de Aragua ringleader in the Bronx. The 25-year-old is wanted for a high-profile break-in in Aurora, Colorado, and faces charges including kidnapping, burglary, and menacing. Neighbors described the early morning raids as intense, with officers smashing down doors to apprehend dangerous suspects.

It was right across the border near Fronton, Texas. Border Patrol agents responded to a group of aliens that tried to cross the river and enter the U.S. illegally. And then in an incident that would seem to justify Trump's strong stance against the drug cartels, those border agents were fired at by suspected cartel gunmen. According to Fox News' Bill Malugin, the agents then fired back.

It was right across the border near Fronton, Texas. Border Patrol agents responded to a group of aliens that tried to cross the river and enter the U.S. illegally. And then in an incident that would seem to justify Trump's strong stance against the drug cartels, those border agents were fired at by suspected cartel gunmen. According to Fox News' Bill Malugin, the agents then fired back.

Nobody on either side was hit in the firefight, nor did the group of aliens make it across the river.

Nobody on either side was hit in the firefight, nor did the group of aliens make it across the river.

Right, the deportations he promised are well underway, and so are the political fights around them. The current count is well over 2,000 arrests, and unsurprisingly, the crackdown is sparking a lot of debate, which Trump's top lieutenants are definitely not shying away from. They've been out defending the administration's approach. Vice President J.D.