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>> l.a. suburb, the street look like a war zone as riot police battle protesters, two days of violence began friday as isaac carried out immigration raids at workplaces across the fox repor. ♪ >> we began with fox team coverage is l.a. violence is just one of the stories putting illegal immigration front and center. madison scarpino on the trump administration's highest deportation back in the united states but we begin with lucas tomlinson traveling with president trump has the latest from the white house. >> good afternoon, president trump is given his defense secretary pete hegseth the authority to collect active duty forces if necessary to quell some of the violence interest in los angeles in the first marine division located in camp pendleton south of los angeles.

of course they don't have to take to the road, they can fly up there. earlier president trump defense secretary trolling governor gavin newsom, the governor of california saying another peaceful protest brought to you by gavin newsom, the port. this was the reply from newsom's press office responding, are you going to send in the marines the their super bowl victory earlier this year. tom cotton called gavin newsom a national disgrace and reposted his famous op-ed in the new york times from 2020 calling for troops to be sent in to quell violence. the senate show support for deploying the national guard felt largely among party lines. >> the president is saying the national guard because he doesn't like the scenes of people peacefully protesting american american city, for we have people flying mexican flags

and saying you cannot arrest us, cannot be allowed if someone violates the law no matter what state they are in, they are in violation of federal law, they should face consequences for that. >> last night after ordering the national guard to deploy the streets of los angeles, at least 2000 national guards part of the order president trump took action in new york, where he received a standing ovation and as you can hear, some roars as he approached as he walked up to his seats. president trump will head to camp david shortly huddling with his top aides and discussing with going on in los angeles. also, the travel ban goes into effect tomorrow. already we are hearing from u.s. military's northern command saying elements of the 79 infantry brigade are on the ground in los angeles on the streets is 300 soldiers and all for the first way is.

>> lucas tomlinson traveling with the president, thanks. >> fresh reaction to the return of this man, the trump administration's most controversial deportees. the alleged ms 13 gang member kilmar abrego garcia phone back from in el salvador present last week to nashville, tennessee. he was indicted on human smuggling and conspiracy charges. he's due back in court this week for arraignment madison scarpino live with the latest on his c case. >> the high profile illegal immigrant, maryland man el salvador area and we've been hearing about for months is reportedly in a tennessee jail about a little over an hour from there in nashville but we are expecting him back here at this federal court house behind me friday and this comes after months of political and legal battles over his deportation.

abrego garcia entered the u.s. illegally mistakenly deported to el salvador in march but is now back facing real human smuggling and conspiracy charges. the trump administration has long accused the illegal immigrant of having gang ties and just being a dangerous man, but abrego perseus defense attorney says new charges are preposterous and abuse of power. abrego garcia deportation, but too many on the left demanding his return and due process. chris van hollen went to visit abrego garcia in el salvador and calls his return to the u.s. a victory. fellow democrat senator corey booker raising him this morning on nbc. >> kristin holland is a champion for the constitution because it's right to due process rights of anyone is a threat to due process rights for everyone. >> the newly unsealed indictment lays out several allegations

against abrego garcia over was a decade and accuses him of smuggling thousands of illegal immigrants across the u.s. including children in private ms 13 gang members and accuses him in participating in the murder of a rival gang members mother. congressman michael mccall was on fox news sunday this morning and here's what he said about all of this. >> democrats hold mr. garcia as if he's a golden boy poster child they rally behind when he is in fact ms 13, he beats his wife. it's hardly a model for the democratic party. i think they are making a terrible mistake lyrically. >> again we are expecting him back here in federal court nashville friday for his arraignment and also detention hearing. i'll send it back to you. >> madison scarpino reported, thank you.

>> president trump latest travel ban goes into effect tomorrow and will apply to 12 countries the white house says are very high risk. the president's announcement sparked instant backlash among democrats. cb cotton live with more on that. >> monday we will kick off with a sweeping travel restriction backers a similar move from president trump first-term crib. critics labeling to move us mandatory but the president says this is about national security. his proclamation restricts travel to the u.s. from a total of 19 countries. travel from 12 of those include afghanistan, iran, libya and somalia and trouble from those places is restricted out right and steamed very high risk for a variety of reasons according to the white house, which sites either terrorist activity, week, or hostile government and high be sent over state rates.

several other countries such as venezuela, cuba and allow space partial restrictions. trump explaining his stance mentioned the terrorist attack suspect in boulder, colorado accused of throwing molotov cocktails that pro-israel demonstrators even though egypt is not included in the travel ban, federal officials say the suspect was an egyptian national living in the u.s. illegally after entering on a work visa two years ago. >> these are countries that don't have good record-keeping and have no way to tell what someone's real name is. this security is elemental and basic, deeply consistent with our constitution and about time we get this right. >> the travel ban include several exemptions for green card holders, olympic or world cup athletes and interpreters was special immigrant visas just to name a few. democratic lawmakers have already condemned the van calling it racial and religious profiling. >> just as they did in the first

term with repeated efforts to ban them from coming to the united states, the trump administration using national security justification to prevent people they deem undesirable from entering the united states. >> several bullfights advocacy groups have already allowed to challenge the president's order in court. >> cb cotton, thanks. joining us now, jonathan, former assistant secretary department of homeland security. a lot of people are saying the president's deployment of the national guard los angeles is over reaction. how do you see it? >> it is appropriate now before things get even more out of hand and you see what's going on peaceful protesters as they call them are really rioters and instigated by the democrat party in which one of the most

shameful things about this is president trump cannot rely on local leaders meeting mayor bass and gavin newsom to do their jobs to keep the federal agents safe and the community safe so he has a responsibility to keep not only community but ice ages simply doing the jobs saved from rioters during rocks of them putting them in danger and democrats have been ratcheting up so much that in many ways this is predictable but sad this is going on. >> there was a battle of weeds i guess you could say. governor newsom in california saying to president trump, are you going to send in the national guard the next time philadelphia eagles win? fires burning in the streets and eagles won the super bowl, is there any comparison between the two? >> i don't really think so in a couple of ways. it shows how unserious gavin newsom is in you think, a few

months after they botched the handling of the fires they would be more serious on these issues, but again, there are incidences after super bowls and sports wins but these are planned in premeditated and don't seem to be spending from a super bowl is going to be a one-day event and these seem to be the violence ratcheting up and increasing and i think president trump doesn't want another summer like the blm summer instigated by the democrats because part of their strategy is to create the chaos and try to blame the chaos on president trump but the goal is just to prevent deportations and that's why they are fighting so hard and in many ways these are tactical moves they are taking to prevent the bigger picture preventing any deportations. >> and the officers at eisai local law enforcement has been slow to offer any help whatsoever.

>> it is sad and i'm sure it's not because the rank-and-file want to help, but leadership from karen bass and very sad they would put the safety of their citizens and safety of federal agents behind their political ambitions and political agenda because even people in california don't want illegal alien terminals on the street but as a political matter within the democratic party they are against any deportations but i would suspect rank-and-file are fully supportive of ice ages and they just have their hands tied because of politics. >> a number of democrat politicians are saying ice agents should not be allowed to wear masks, they should be the last so anybody can identify them. what you think of that? >> they are trying to put agents in danger and the idea that the only agents that ever wear masks is not true, this is common in

drug agents doing drug busts and things like that because they are protecting the identity of agents so they are not later put at risk, killed or other thing so it is appropriate, particularly with the ratcheting up of the rhetoric, standard practice for democratic politicians to compare ice agents to nazis so they not only dehumanize but delegitimize them so it is appropriate some of these people who act like it's never been done before don't know because it is common practice. i was a state prosecutor and federal prosecutor almost 20 years in total, and this is something that isn't new and they should do what they need to meeting ice to protect their agents, that should be the highest priority protecting their agents in the public and that's what they are doing. >> as the president pursues this crackdown on illegal immigrants and deportations, a number of states are increasing their shield laws for illegal immigrants to prevent ice or any

federal agency from grabbing these or deporting them, why? >> they want illegal aliens to stay in the country purely for politics. they will ultimately suit on both fronts. a lot of these laws are invalid because of the supremacy clause, and a lot of them are encouraging alien harboring which is a federal criminal violation when you're doing things to shield illegal immigrants, they are ratcheting up but i think there will be a day of reckoning for sanctuary cities and somebody will be made an example, it is not going to be pleasant for them but certainly well deserved because by protecting illegal alien criminals they put citizens of other cities in danger and citizens of this country because laken riley's murder was released by the sanctuary city of new york and they are putting these agents in danger and making it more difficult for these arrest so sanctuary cities

and policies need to end in the trump administration is addressing them aggressively and i think it's going to be even more aggressive shortly. >> meanwhile abrego garcia was the poster child for the left and wanted to make an example of him for having been wrongly reported so the trump administration has brought him back to the u.s. but he's facing dozens of charges for human smuggling, among other things. what you think about this guy being the hero of the left? >> it is surprising and interesting how the left has changed their tune, particularly senator van holland because he saying it was due process he was interested in, but if you look at his earlier comments, he was defaming ice agents saying they abducted him, he legally abducted him i think were his words and talking about them as a constituent, a family man, so they were not talking about him in terms of due process, they

were talking about him as a constituent but certainly after you look into this, these new charges what is interesting is a lot of that key evidence came in 2022 when he was stopped with illegal aliens in a van or a car and this was referred to dhs declined under the biden administration that wouldn't prosecute virtually any immigration cases so this is somebody that should have been prosecuted three years ago. >> i think we will get back to it live pictures of the national guardsmen ready to go on patrol in los angeles, it doesn't look like there is much activity at the moment but certainly they will be on standby after sunset i'm sure when things really seem to start cooking in los angeles. what do you say to those members of the national guard who have been posted to l.a. and those areas by the president?

>> i think we should thank them for doing this because they are keeping all of us safe and what they are doing is keeping us from getting even more out of hand so their presence is going to be an amazing deterrent for future violence and will keep the only the community safe but law enforcement safe and prevent more of these things happening in other cities because other cities will decide maybe it makes more sense to enforce laws and support law enforcement rather than politically motivated, they only seem to benefit politicians while citizens suffer like the blm summer. >> let's remember what happened in minneapolis that year. thank you. >> thank you. >> israel claims to kill another hamas terrorist leader. trey yingst in tel aviv with a preview of his report on that. >> israeli forces continue to take the four of hamas, not just

income inside gaza but across the region as humanitarian efforts are ramping up, we will have more after the break. ♪

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hostages is still has in gaza if israeli troops do not leave the area. trey yingst is live with more on that. >> good afternoon, israeli forces continue to go after hamas, not just on the ground and gaza but across the region and this comes as more data starting to flow into the gaza strip into the hands of desperate palestinian civilians. the gaza humanitarian foundation distributed so far 9 million meals to civilians and those efforts are expected to ramp up into other areas of the enclave. reports indicate the u.s. state department is considering a $500 billion and push that would allow to continue and increase operations. israeli military source talking fox news over the weekend we are speaking with countries and other partners that are positive around participating in this mechanism. they asked for one request, but we operate for a couple of weeks. once it will start moving

equally without disruption we believe others will join. humanitarian efforts ramp up israel is continuing to launch heavy airstrikes across gaza doing dozens of palestinians over the past 48 hours. israeli casualties, funerals work held for israeli soldiers killed in a building explosion in gaza. the structure rates by hamas before the forces entered. >> operating in the compound belonging to the hamas terrorist organization around 6:00 a.m. and explosive device detonated causing a part of the building to collapse. >> one important development tonight reports indicate hamas is now threatening the gaza humanitarian foundation that uses american contractors on the ground inside gaza further complicating is humanitarian efforts. >> trey yingst reporting live from tel aviv, thank you. jewish community in boulder, colorado reuniting after last weekend's attack there.

a crowd expected at today's 30th annual jewish festival there is organizers say they want to highlight work done by run for the lives, the group suspect reportedly told investigators he specifically targeted one week ago with firebombs. jeff paul is at that event in boulder. >> you can probably hear the festivities and cool gear here, the streets are shut down and vendors are set up for what's already been a powerful and emotional jewish festival, just one week ago today in this very spot a group calling for the release of israeli hostages was attacked with molotov cocktails. a short time ago that very group, run for their lives returned to for what was an emotional walk and solidarity of the hostages still being held in hamas, captivity, members were joined by hundreds of others in the community who came out not only to celebrate jewish culture

but show support and respect for a group still very much in pain. >> the jewish festival is something i always try to come to this year's very important. >> because my friends, my jewish friends in the community and israel, i want them to know they are loved we are here. >> authorities are expecting 10000 people to attend the jewish festival today and while there isn't a credible threat, there is a heavy presence of law enforcement, officers in uniform and plainclothes, drones in the sky, security barricades to block off roads. >> we want anyone who may want to come here today to disrupt or harm this event to be clear, it won't be tolerated and if someone is here to do something we have the resources in place to quickly stop that threat. >> the man accused of carrying out that attack now faces 118

state charges, including attempted murder and federal hate crime charge due back in court next week. there will be a hearing this upcoming friday to decide whether or not government has the right to support his wife and five kids who remain and ice custody. here in boulder so far no issues to report, just a lot of families out here and a lot of support for community that really needs it right now. >> let's hope everything stays peaceful today. jeff paul live from boulder, thank you. >> back to our top story, the political fallout from the l.a. ice rates and violent protests. what will it all mean for both political parties? ♪ that will keep dad's vehicle looking its best. like laser-measured floorliners, cargo liner

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over immigration and customs enforcement raids there. president trump sense in the national guard to help stop violence christina coleman is live in l.a. with the latest. >> we are here in downtown l.a. near the federal building where you can see several hundred protesters have already gat gathered. they are calling for the national guard to leave, they are demanding ice in the national guardsmen military vehicles outside of the building to try and ensure safety and protect that property. there are 300 national guardsmen deployed to three separate locations and the greater los angeles area right now, white house officials say this response is necessary to address the lawlessness that's been allowed to fester in the l.a. area. take a look at this, president donald trump wrote untruth social, great job by the national guard in los angeles after two days of violence, clashes and unrest, we have been

incompetent governor newsom and radical left radicals instigators and paid troublemakers will not be tolerated. tom homan reiterated that notion. >> you can protest all you want, you got your first amendment rights but if you cross the line of impeachment and destroy property, or put your hands on officers, you will be prosecuted. we were already mobilizing. >> over 1000 rioters surrounded and attacked this very building, the federal building product violent protesters tried to stop nice asians from carrying out and arresting my immigration judge not complied with the order. authorities say they consulted ice enforcement officers and slashed tires, debased buildings and taxpayer funding property yesterday and top east l.a. county teargas was used to disperse protesters. the teargas canisters were drawn back at officers.

they threw rocks and boulders at law enforcement. >> even as i was driving here i was getting multiple reports of deputies asking for help. l.a. county deputies being attacked with rocks and bottles, that is one 100% unacceptable. >> this crowd continues to grow larger and larger. i would say at least 74 score more people joined in the last hour. things are calm for now and hopefully it will stay that way. there's a huge police presence downtown. a lot of intersections are blocked off to keep people from trying to get into the area and cause of trouble. we will continue to monitor this situation. >> help for safety for all of those law enforcement officers as well is the national guard. thank you. >> let's bring in loose tax strategies founder. what do you think of the president sending and the national guard?

a lot of his critics are saying they want even requested by the mayor or the government and you really shouldn't be superseding their needs or requests. what you say? >> you could make these arguments about whether or not you think it's appropriate or not but they are right to protest. it's covered by our first amendment right. was not covered is violent protest and attacking law enforcement is a felony, a violent one at that and we should be looking to our leaders to prioritize public safety and maintain order and when the line is crossed and safety is no longer whether it's newsom or whoever, they are concerned, we need people to step in and we need leadership. that is what is so frustrating for you are watching people just because he liked or didn't like with the protesters have supported the protests, he decided to drag your feet, no,

attacking law enforcement at any capacity weather here in l.a. during the george floyd rise or january 6 should be damned, and we should not be tolerating it and it should be considered a felony so i do think you can debate all you want, whether or not donald trump should do whether he should bring in the national guard for prioritizing public safety is what the american people voted for and they wanted safety and security. >> a lot of people critical of the president's move here suggests the people being arrested are simply workers who want better lives for their families and better jobs, better incomes. tom homan, whom we heard from a moment ago, he sees it quite differently. here's what he had to say. >> they wrestled a lot of bad people yesterday and today, child sex offenders and those arrested for robbery not only public safety threats to national security threat. they arrested gang members, we are making los angeles safer and

mayor fast thanking us for making her city saver. >> but that doesn't seem that she wants to thank the department of homeland security for the national guard. >> that's where the problem is when you cherry pick and that's mayor fast and tom homan, there are stories referred where children are being detained in schools and people are being set up as far as their immigration status and the status here in the country court trying to arrest and detain them and u.s. citizens are detained and deported so highlighting stories where they are taking -- the majority of this country wants to see illegal criminals deported. you have problems is we see in different communities people are stepping up saying this is what i voted for, i don't want my fellow church door deported so how do you navigate that? i think just being transparent and honest and telling both sides of the story here and making a commitment to the

american people that you are going to do due process and fix mistakes and be transparent about what's happening and that will go a long way, but for some reason leadership seems to just want to cherry pick and i do think it is frustrating when common sense should be the prevail. >> the last couple of months presidents detractors have been demanding the return of kilmar abrego garcia, the man who was apparently wrongly deported to el salvador and he is back in the united states now. michael mccall, congressman from texas talks about his case. listen. >> precisely the case donald trump ran on by got him a mandate from the american people, tired of seeing this and what i'm amazed at we saw it with secretary, holding him as if he is a golden boy poster child that they rally behind and he is in fact related ms 13, a

trafficker, he beats his wife. it's hardly a model for the democratic party. i think they are making it terrible mistake politically and we saw that play out in the last election. >> what you think? have democrats invested too much of their political capital behind this guy? >> they are eager to get a win so eager to call out what they thought was an abuse of power by the trump administration. granted, the trump administration admitted to making a mistake when the judge said el salvador but their argument was they wanted to process which is a fair argument to me they could focus on that, but they went down to el salvador and you saw what they wanted a photo up become this things tha happen and they overstepped and now they have to backpedal. that's not a winning message for them. the majority of the country wants to see those here legally

committing violent crimes deported and that we can get behind. because you think it will give you a political win, i think that falls flat with most people. >> we will be watching that case is he's prosecuted as a human trafficker. obviously we will see what happens to kilmar abrego garcia. thank you. >> fox nation's art of the surge reason to now out. show looks at donald trump's second run to the white house, including reaction from friends like ufc ceo dana white. here is a sneak peek. >> destroy financially, arrested him, tried to kill him and destroy his family and make them look like horrible people and anybody associated with him is a racist, fastest, it is disgusting what they've tried to do to him so that's why this

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that marks the intersection of biology with computing. >> nvidia is working with other federal agencies, including the irs, which is reportedly planning to buy its own supercomputer and the coming months. at the white house, jared, fox news. >> the u.s. embassy in mexico warned american tourists to be careful using dating apps while abroad. the alert cites multiple reports of americans getting kidnapped by people they met via these apps. the embassy has tips if travelers do use these apps, such as be cautious in public places and tell a friend or family member of your plans. more travel tips, brian kelly, founder of the points guy travel website. you don't want to take a nice vacation to mexico or any other place and find yourself kidnapped. >> that's definitely not a good

idea especially gay community. especially muslim countries, so you have to be worried about who you can trust because kidnapping is real. >> there are some tips you have, some of the places people can go that are very safe. let's talk about those. iceland, australia, canada, ireland, switzerland, norway, japan and denmark. all of those consider the safest countries to travel to in 2025. >> absolutely. europe is a safe destination in general, but i want to urge people even if it's days, pickpocketing is on the rise, especially in tourist hotspots barcelona, rome so even though violent crime is low, you need to be smart when you travel, but in general it's good news, the summer airfare is down for the

first time in years. i think airlines in april, a lot of people book summer travel but this year with the stock market going up and down and people being concerned about the economy or where it's going, a lot of people did not book their summer trips. we are seeing across the board of 5% drop in airfare the summer which is unprecedented so a great summer to get out and travel, especially domestically airfare is down. >> there is the average price on the screen, the average domestic airfare for $41. a pretty good deal unless you go back to covid when airfare was dirt cheap if you could actually find an airline flying to where you wanted to go. what is it driving the prices down, is it because people are booking or the price of jet fuel going down, is a both?

>> it was really just economic factors, i think people are on the sidelines they want to travel, we are seeing people this memorial day third busiest day ever in the history of the tsa sucks people are still traveling but the airlines have had to reduce prices to get the plane school and for family travelers out there, an interesting dynamic we are seeing, american airlines and some of the other ones are now discounting if you buy multiple tickets so two or more tickets you can see huge savings. this is good for single travelers but the airlines are trying to identify business travelers who usually book a single ticket so they are looking for flights, check to see if the flight price drops when looking for two or more passengers the savings can be substantial. >> there is also a tip you put together about the cheapest day of the week to fly. if you want to book a trip, book on wednesday? >> traveling on wednesday and

saturdays, basically tuesday, wednesday, saturday. if you can fly and any of those days, you generally will find the cheapest airfare. a tip i like to give, use google flight or google.com/flights, it is a free search, it's not a travel agency but you can find the cheapest airfare, be a little flexible by the day and set alerts the price drops you will get free updates when the airfare drops. the deals are out there, you just need to hunt for them. >> brian, thanks. >> thanks for having me. >> we will be back with more than just a moment. ♪ might not know is performance

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