Immigration

Fox national correspondent Bill Melugin — arguably the country’s foremost border reporter (alongside NewsNation’s Ali Bradley and the New York Post’s Jennie Taer) — absolutely cooked Axios’s Russell Contreras on Friday morning in reaction to this toolish tweet seeking to defend President Biden’s handling of the border crisis: “SCOOP: U.S. agents arrested more than 21,000 unauthorized…

CNN’s NewsNight with Abby Phillip, known colloquially as “The Thunderdome”, was particularly lively as conservative commentator Scott Jennings clowned multiple guests across multiple segments. Each own was progressively more brutal than the other.

Over the weekend, CNN viewers several times got to see a pre-recorded piece in which reporter Rosa Flores rode with a liberal activist in Chicago who helps illegal aliens hide from ICE by delivering food to their homes.

A major immigration raid happened today in a notorious hotbed of migrant crime, and the Trump-Deranged media mostly looked the other way. It is not difficult to understand why, as the media chose to mostly ignore this crime wave when it was shown to be inconvenient to the electoral prospects of Joe Biden and then Kamala Harris.

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr is going to look into San Jose radio station KCBS unmasking undercover law-enforcement agents conducting operations in a town plagued with gang activity. Joseph Vazquez of NewsBusters had the story, and he joins the show to discuss.

Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr is investigating a radio station owned by the George Soros-controlled Audacy. The development comes as a response to an MRC bombshell which revealed that the radio station unmasked undercover law enforcement agents conducting operations in the gang activity-plagued San Jose, California.

On Saturday's Ayman show on MSNBC, during a panel discussion of President Donald Trump's recent executive actions, contributor Dean Obeidallah declared public ICE raids to be a "fascist spectacle" like those by Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini, and fellow analyst Maria Hinojosa compared Trump's deportation efforts to the Holocaust and American slavery.

On her eponymous Saturday afternoon show, MSNBC host Katie Phang accused "convicted felon" Donald Trump of "indiscriminately" arresting "black and brown" immigrants and "dehumanizing" them with detention without due process rights.

Popular celebrities predictably got political during Sunday’s 67th Annual Grammy Awards on CBS, including the show host, comedian Trevor Noah ––  who took several veiled swipes at President Donald Trump over his recent flurry of executive orders. Within the first 10 minutes of the show, he made jokes about Trump’s executive orders on tariffs and immigration without mentioning him by name.

On Wednesday's CNN News Central, CNN's Kate Bolduan gave Congresswoman Nydia Velazquez (D-NY) an unchallenged forum to complain about the Trump administration's ICE raids.

On the most recent edition of NBC’s Meet the Depressed, host Kristen Welker tried to guilt-trip Senator Mark Kelly (D-AZ) over his vote for the Laken Riley Act, which President Donald Trump signed into law. Welker quickly found that Kelly wasn’t going to take the bait:

For years, Spanish-language news media have been dominated by networks fully immersed in the immigration-industrial complex and acting as de facto clients of the Democratic Party. And for years, we called for an alternative. A recent interview on Fox Noticias demonstrates the importance of such an alternative.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt likely made more liberal media heads explode on Friday afternoon as, along with calling on our friends at the Daily Wire and receiving respectful yet tough questions from Fox’s Peter Doocy and Newsmax’s James Rosen, she called on one of the co-hosts from the Ruthless Podcast, a fine “variety progrum.”

NBC’s resident open borders advocate Jacob Soboroff traveled over to CBS and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Thursday to promote his new anti-Trump documentary Separated and claim that “deterrence doesn't work” as a border security strategy and we “need a new approach” to the issue.