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I said, put it all into one bill, and if we get it done, we're done for four years.

We don't need anything more from Congress.

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Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes. Donald Trump wants to use the Department of Homeland Security as the state apparatus to impose his rule on us in this country.

And it's been clear from day one. It gets clearer every day. And much has been said, including on this program, about Trump calling the military into our cities.

He threatened to do it again today speaking to service members.

But day to day, hour by hour, the masked agents conducting the worst violations against our constitutional rights have almost all been under the DHS umbrella, like the people you see there on your screen.

Those agents have been the ones tackling people to the ground and tearing them from their cars and snatching

people from their places of work and detaining, roughly, I would add, citizens and non-citizens

alike. And one of the most notorious figures out there has been this man, a guy by the

name of Greg Bovino. He is a senior official with Customs and Border Protection, another DHSC agency,

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