Hi, I'm Alyssa Milano, and this is Sorry Not Sorry. Trump is enraging many people with his remarks about Mexican immigrants.

They're bringing drugs.

They're bringing crime.

They're rapists.

And some, I assume, are good people.

It's quickly morphed into a horrifying crackdown that appears to target anyone perceived as an ideological threat. And it's part of

a broader assault on the Constitution, on courts, the lawyers who uphold the rule of law, higher

education, and Trump's critics overall. Federal agents are raiding courthouses and deporting people.

As the ICE agents emerged from court in downtown Phoenix, they had two people in custody.

Immediately, they were sworn by protesters.

Over the weekend, the Trump administration deported hundreds of Venezuelans

that it says are gang members, despite a judge's order to turn the flights around.

The law at issue dates to 1798, a constitutional clash is likely looming.

Hi, everyone, I'm Alyssa Milano, and I'm here with my co-host, Ben Jackson.

For another episode of Sorry Not Sorry, we are so glad you could join us.

What can I say? Watching the news has been especially horrifying lately.

We're drowning in video of armed, masked, ice agents, charging into neighborhoods,

refusing to identify themselves, snatching up our neighbors, and the next thing you know,

they've been deported to terrible prisons in other countries, deprived of one of the most basic

fundamental rights, deprived of due process. and at the mercy of a government that is

refusing to follow orders of federal courts. Christina Jimenez knows that fear and also knows how to

fight back. She is the co-founder of United We Dream, the largest immigrant youth-led organization in

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