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. welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada and all around the world. i'm kim brunhuber. i want to get to our continuing coverage of the israel-hamas war. it's 4:00 a.m. in atlanta, 11:00 a.m. in gaza, the second day of a four-day truce between israel and hamas that appears to be holding. now, in the coming hours israel is expecting hamas to release another group of israeli hostages just as it did the day before. israel says it has a list of today's names, and has notified the families according to an israeli source several children are on it. now, day one...

Moratorium. the president wanted a moratorium on deportations and removals. thankfully missouri and texas sued the administration to reverse that policy but then ice then instituted another set of priorities which said that if you weren't a threat to public safety and hadn't just crossed the border or convicted aggravated felon. a small subset of what ice would encounter they wouldn't arrest you. you had to get permission from headquarters. the numbers will be way down. what we've seen at the border since january lots of people coming in, many releases and what we know or what wisdom tells us ...

Identified. 26 of them -- you gave the detention numbers -- three of them have been killed so far. eight of them are still on the run. but of the 28 suspects identified in total, 26 of them are colombians at this point. as far as authorities have said. six of them, at least, have prior military training. then you have the two haitian-americans, but beyond that, victor and alisyn, we have so many questions that have not been answered. what was the motive behind all this? who financed the operation? how did they get all the arms into this country, or did they buy them here? and also, how did the...

And should not be prosecuted in that way. we can reduce detention numbers by 75, 80, maybe 90% under our plan. but i would reserve criminal prosecution for those rare instances when someone is trying to traffic something into this country that could cause harm for our fellow americans. >> so you want to leave that on the books for that discretion to be applied? >> absolutely. but yet in the vast majority of cases, we would not criminally prosecute and we would also not keep families or people fleeing famine and persecution and violence in detention. this family case management program not only...