It's Monday, September 8th, 2025. An absolutely crazy turn in one of the biggest deportation raids yet.

I regret to inform you. The libertarians are at it once again. And if I were king for a day, here's the first thing I do.

Next on the AM update.

Well, the South Korean government has reached a deal with the United States to secure the release of hundreds of illegal alien workers detained at a Hyundai automobile factory in Georgia.

Homeland Security investigations said 475 people who were in the country illegally, primarily from South Korea, were arrested as part of the

operation at the under-construction battery plant. Hyundai owns the plant but claimed none of the

workers were directly employed by the company. South Korean President Li J. Mung says the country

will send a charter plane to bring the workers back to South Korea in the coming days. South Korea's

foreign ministry issued a statement last week to express concern and regret over the raid. So,

we see all these headlines last week, this giant massive raid, nearly 500 people at that

automobile facility in Georgia, and you're thinking illegal aliens from like Mexico or Central

America, nope, nope,

they were illegals from South Korea, and yes, they can go back too. We have some new numbers as well

on the amount of deportations. Immigration and Customs Enforcement deported 145,419 illegal aliens from

detention centers in six months, including self-deportations.

That's according to official data from a FOIA request covering deportations through July 31st of this year.

I'm just telling you right now if that really truly does include self-deportations.

And I don't know if the qualifier detention centers necessarily

means anything here, but only 145,000 deportations. Those aren't just rookie numbers. Those are

freshman numbers. You've got to up those numbers. Meanwhile, the debate continues over whether or not

the United States should have used lethal force to take out some narco terrorists in a boat off the coast of Venezuela. Here is Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Don't you wish your Secretary of State said something like this for your entire life? No, no. You're wrong in your question. Number one, Venezuela is a major source. And the reason why is the following. And I've seen a lot of this reporting, and it's fake reporting, and I'll tell you why.

It says that somehow Venezuela is not involved in the drug trade because the UN says they're not involved in the U. judge. I don't, the U.N., I don't care what the U.N. says. The U.N. doesn't know what they're talking about. Maduro is indicted by a grand jury in the Southern District of New York.

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