on up trump. is moscow about to get tough? let s get to it. first from the fox news desk, nearly all of the millions of immigrants living illegally in america could face deportation at any time. that s according to new enforcement guidelines from the trump administration. the homeland security department s memo outlines how officials can carry out two executive orders from president trump. cracking down on illegal immigration. under the obama administration, they focused on certain groups including hardened criminals. under the new rules, john kelly writes that officials can target anybody living in the u.s. illegally. the home land security department says the orders will not affect anybody who came here illegally as children. the guidelines call for the
hiring of 10,000 new law enforcement agents and the border would start to be build. but the wording used technology instead of a wall in some areas. the president ban is set to update his executive order on immigration coming up.
Wolf Blitzer looks at politics, breaking news and international stories. undoubtedly, he s going to confirm all the suspicions mounting for the past year that he s been using his chairmanship to protect the president. we recall last year when he viewed some things he viewed as problematic in those intelligence reports. he rushed to the white house, briefed the president about it before even briefing his committee. he was forced to step aside from the russia investigation on his committee last year, but he still wielded considerable influence from the outside. he stopped democratic attempts to subpoena witnesses, to get more records, to schedule witness interviews. behind the scenes, he mounted his own investigation to try to sew doubt on the fbi, the russia investigation, the mueller probe. that led to the release of the nunes memo from earlier this year, criticizing how that fisa warrant was obtained to monitor carter page. democrats say this is all part of this effort by devin n
2022. behind those numbers are real people experiencing real fear in the commune is they call home. fear for their family members and as cnn s paula newton reports this alarming trend does not stop at the united states northern border. a morning ritual, school drop-off at gadola. students hustle in and as usual, rabbi carmel is meeting them at the door. it s a typical morning in montreal right down to the snow-covered streets except for this police watching every move. in november montreal police say the school was targeted not once, but twice by gun fire. students were not there at the time. there were no injuries, but also no arrests so far. rabbi carmel, an american and the grandson of holocaust survivors, the fact that it could happen here ? it s scary. scary. made it so shocking to have such
Gun fire. we saw what happened, unacceptable. when you take the oath, you got the gun and the badge on your job is to protect your community and these law enforcement agencies did the right thing and went towards the horror instead of staying in a hallway. neil: that is well put, nicole appeared to your point, and i want to pick it up with ted appeared in the case of nics cruz come i don t know all of his victim, 20 up at the time but i think they were targeted.w somewhere but i don t know when this particular case what happened and what we will get from these social media sort of research going on as we speak in the case of dylan butler, the head shooter here. about what do you look for, ted, after the fact, when you piece this together or try to? what you are going to have to do is work back with strong self-inflicted gunshot killing here of butler, of himself.