Hey there from CNN. I'm Chris DeBo with The Five Things You Need to Know for Monday, April 28th.

Tomorrow was President Donald Trump's 100th day in office. And he told the Atlantic, he's having more fun in his second term than in his first.

In the wide-ranging interview, he projected an air of invincibility. Even as a new CNN poll shows his approval rating

has dropped to 41%, the lowest for any newly elected president in seven decades. Each day this

week, the White House is highlighting a different area of the president's agenda, and today is securing the border.

White House border czar Tom Homan said the Trump administration deported 139,000 undocumented immigrants since the start of the border. White House borders are Tom Homan said the Trump administration

deported 139,000 undocumented immigrants since the start of Trump's second term. He disputed that

the numbers are lower than they were under former President Joe Biden because of how they counted

deportations. CNN's Betsy Klein has more. It comes as ICE has moved quickly to crackdown aggressively on illegal immigration.

We saw over the weekend a significant crackdown, 800 arrests in Florida, as well as about 100

arrests in Colorado Springs overnight.

It also comes, as we have learned about the deportation of three U.S. citizen children whose

mothers were illegal immigrants.

And Tom Homan was asked about that by our colleague Priscilla Alvarez.

He said, if you choose to have a U.S. citizen child knowing you're in this country illegally,

you put yourself in that position, you put your family in that position. He said that the mothers requested that their children stay with them.

It was a decision of the parents, not the U.S. government.

We should say a lawyer for one of the families denied that either mother was given a choice,

telling CNN they both wanted their children to stay in the U.S.

Ukraine is questioning Russian President Vladimir Putin's motives in announcing a three-day ceasefire. The Kremlin says the truce would begin from May 8th to coincide with World War II Victory Day commemorations.

But Ukraine's foreign minister has asked why Putin is waiting until then, and said if Russia truly wanted peace, it would enact an immediate ceasefire.

Moscow previously rejected a U.S. proposal for a 30-day ceasefire that was agreed to by Kyiv.

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