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And this is the segment you don't want to miss.

So it's good that you're here.

Now, if it was any other day, we'd be talking about Kamala Harris having a police protection

pulled. That story.

We'll get to that later on. This is even more important. The U.S. Supreme Court today

gave the Donald Trump administration a huge victory. They overrode a temporary restraining order that stopped the immigration raids

that the judge thought was based on race, ethnicity, language, location, or employment.

These are the raids that were going on in L.A., Home Depot parking lots, for example,

day laborers, car washes, garment factories,

and the U.S. District Judge Mamie Frimpong had issued a restraining order against those immigration

raids. And this circuit, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals agreed with her, but now the

U.S. Supreme Court ruled six to three in an emergency

appeal lifting the restraining order.

The government can do these kind of raids, and we're going to talk with border czar,

Tom Holman, about this and many other things.

Tom, how are you?

Doing fine.

Thanks for having me.

Your reaction to the Supreme Court

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