And for another perspective on President Trump's immigration agenda at its 100-day mark,

let's turn to White House correspondent Laura Barone Lopez.

Laura?

Thanks, Jeff.

I'm joined by David Beer.

He's the director of immigration studies at the Cato Institute.

David, thank you for joining the News Hour.

Thanks for having me.

President Trump ran on closing the border and on promises of mass deportation of millions.

And since he's been in office, his administration has run a million dollar ad campaign,

pressuring migrants to deport.

He's detained foreign students who protest on campus.

And his administration even arrested a judge on courthouse grounds.

So 100 days in, what do you think defines President Trump's immigration agenda?

His immigration policy is really driven by the overarching goals of this administration,

which is to consolidate as much power over the U.S. economy and society as possible.

So if you look at it, it's not about legal versus illegal.

We're arresting legal residents.

We're arresting people who never

violated any immigration law or any other laws. We're targeting U.S. citizens, taking away

citizenship from babies born in the United States. We're eliminating due process for people

charged as removable in the United States. So now your birth rights, your birth certificate is no longer going to be a defense for you if you are being targeted by ICE.

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