Some Border Patrol Agents Leaving MN Tomorrow

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Dana Perino 0:04
Hello, everyone. I'm Dana, along Perino, that would be. Kaylee McEnany, Jessica Tarlow, Jesse Waters, and Joey Jones are here today. It's 5 o'clock in New York City, and this is The Five.
Dana Perino 0:21
And we have breaking news out of Minnesota. Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino and some, but not all, of his agents are leaving Minneapolis as soon as tomorrow. This comes as Tom Homan makes his way to the state. And we are going to have much more on that in just a moment. America getting walloped as a historic and deadly winter storm steamrolls across the country. Let's go to Fox Weather's Kiana Lewis with an update on where we stand now. I know a lot of flights are canceled.
Kiana Lewis 0:48
Oh, a lot of flights are canceled. Good afternoon to you all there at the five. This is a look at how the power outages have been shaping up so far today. That's one of the other problems that we've seen out of this massive storm. More than 600,000 power outages at the moment in Tennessee actually top in that list right now because they've seen a lot of the ice concerns with some of these ice totals coming in over an inch in some places. So that's one of the big issues that we've been watching kind of play out there. across Tennessee. You'll also notice that as we head into the next couple of days or so, cold temperatures are going to be the big issue across parts of the South. Tennessee back towards Mississippi into Louisiana, as well as even back towards, say, Georgia.
Kiana Lewis 1:29
could see some of these cold temperatures take place too.

What breaking news is reported from Minnesota regarding Border Patrol?

Kiana Lewis 1:31
So that's going to be one of the other issues that we watch play out. We have some record cold air that's going to come moving in over the next couple of days. And that beyond that, we are going to be watching for an opportunity of these cold temperatures to continue to take shape as we head into the middle of the week. Diving back into those cold temperatures, we have more than 150 million Americans that are under some type of alert. The reason being is that these temperatures are going to drop to the teens and they will feel like single digits heading into tomorrow morning. So yet another cold morning ahead of us. Dallas, here's a look at your temperatures going through the weekend. We continue with those lows that will also be dropping to the teens there as well.
Dana Perino 2:08
Kiana, thank you so much. And you all have done great work for everybody. Thank you. And now back to the breaking news out of Minnesota. So multiple federal sources are telling Fox News that Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino and some of his agents are going to leave Minneapolis as soon as tomorrow. This is Tom Homan makes his way to the state that was the president earlier today. telling everybody that he was going to send Tom home in there.

How is the winter storm impacting the United States currently?

Dana Perino 2:31
Also, President Trump had a phone call today with Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, calling on the governor to hand over all the criminal illegal aliens. But Walz claims his state honors all immigration detainers. Here's Caroline Levitt. She was in the briefing room earlier today. This tragedy occurred as a result of a deliberate and hostile resistance by Democrat leaders in Minnesota. Governor Walts and Mayor Frey have shamefully blocked local and state police from cooperating with ICE, actively inhibiting efforts to arrest violent criminals. They have also used their platforms to encourage left-wing agitators to stalk, record, confront, and obstruct federal officers who are just trying to lawfully perform their duties.
Dana Perino 3:16
This is precisely what unfolded in Minneapolis on Saturday morning. Obstructing federal law enforcement and inciting violence against officers is wrong and illegal. Just yesterday, Governor Walz compared immigration enforcement in Minnesota to the Holocaust.
Unknown 3:32
We have got children in Minnesota hiding in their houses, afraid to go outside. Many of us grew up reading that story of Anne Frank. Somebody's going to write that children's story about Minnesota.
Dana Perino 3:48
So a little hyperbole there. Tomorrow is actually Holocaust Remembrance Day, so who knows what he'll come up with by then.

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