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To governor local affairs, why did the president just change his mind. >> it's a real soft point for democrats, they're the constantly criticized for being soft on crime. >> a scene donald trump jumped on in recent months >> one of the most aspects of the biden administration is the complete and total corruption of our justice system and the rule of law. >> if president biden had supported that dc law, republicans could have attacked him for badging a city council that wanted to legs end punish. in a city where violence a serious crime, as of today, 2023, homicides 95 car jacks and 515 assault...

We now know what a new high-rise residential building proposed for downtown Des Moines might look like.

The far left notes are running most of our cities. now take seattle, which in june is to be celebrating the third anniversary of her inspirational summer of love. now things were so bad that seattle police were forced in 2020 to abandon the east precinct when the folks took over and claimed it as part of their so-called autonomous zone. city leaders vowed to defund and then reimagine law enforcement. the defund effort actually fizzled but police officers, oh, yeah, they got the message. they no longer felt respected or supported which then led to a huge spike in retirements mom police officers...

Traffickers. these people being traffic. what about that? you never hear them talk about those issues, the drugs, the fentanyl. i talked to a guy yesterday who talked about the d.a. and fentanyl numbers is just astonishing this year. tens and tens and thousands of pounds of fentanyl flowing into the border. it will take a really long time to try to get this cleaned up because like we said, you know, it takes a couple of years. you see how much damage is done in a year and a half. how long it is it going to take to clean this up. >> todd: all of those cannot claim asylum. 1100 migrants with no ...

According to ice, 515 had prior criminal convictions and 641 of them were facing active criminal charges. deportation officers were told to stop making arrests and clear space for the impact expected when title 42 was supposed to end. officials had to make room for the worst violators while simultaneously releasing criminals. ashley hinson says the real threat of the southern border is being overlooked. >> cut off the cartels from being able to function, they are criminal enterprise. more than 250,000 illegal immigrant encounters in december alone. since october, 38 people have been apprehende...