Crackdown begins, Pete Hegseth’s settlement, Spirit Airlines dress code & more

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🗓️ 24 January 2025

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There are reports immigration raids and crackdowns have begun. President Donald Trump will visit California today to look at the wildfire damage. Pete Hegseth told a Senate committee he paid a woman $50,000 in a confidentiality agreement. Bodies are being recovered in Gaza and Hamas is set to release more hostages. Plus, Spirit Airlines has some new rules for passengers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:38.2	President Donald Trump continues to lay the groundwork for mass deportations, as reports of
0:43.9	raids and crackdowns have already begun. Local news outlets in Boston say immigration
0:49.7	and customs enforcement officers have been seen making arrests this week. And Trump is also given
0:55.6	other agencies the power to investigate and arrest people who are in the US illegally,
1:00.8	including the FBI, the DEA, and the US Marshal Service. But 11 attorneys general are pushing
1:06.9	back, releasing a joint statement accusing the new government of, quote, commandeering states
1:13.1	to enforce federal laws. That's after the Trump administration threatened to prosecute state
1:18.6	and local officials who resist the crackdown in an attempt to get rid of sanctuary cities.
1:24.9	New York's mayor Eric Adams told News 12 the Bronx, that could force his hand.
1:29.6	If the federal government is stating that you cannot interfere with the actions, we can't do anything
1:37.1	that is going to jeopardize city employees. Meanwhile, Trump says he's going to appeal after a judge temporarily blocked his executive order
1:46.8	aimed at ending birthright citizenship, describing it as blatantly unconstitutional.
1:53.8	Meanwhile, Trump is visiting California today to survey the damage left by the catastrophic wildfires.
2:00.8	It comes as the state's governor, Gavin Newsom, signed a $2.5 billion relief package yesterday
2:06.9	to help in the recovery efforts.
2:09.1	Trump has repeatedly criticized Newsom and the LA mayor for their response to the fires
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