It's Thursday, January 30th. I'm Jane Koston and this is what a day, the show telling you to hide your roadkill because we're recapping the RFK Jr. Confirmation hearings.

On today's show, former New Jersey Senator Bob Menendez receives a sentencing for those gold bars,

and the Trump administration's federal funding freeze is in flux.

But let's start with immigration, because there's a lot to cover.

On Wednesday, President Donald Trump signed the Laken Riley Act,

which requires that undocumented immigrants who were accused,

not convicted, of committing a crime, whether it's violent or not, be detained.

The bill got bipartisan support, including from Democrats in swing districts.

And Trump got to do two of his favorite things.

Take a victory lap and denigrate some immigrants.

They come from all over the world.

They come from every continent.

And they came here by plane, and they were loaded onto buses,

and they were driven right up to our border,

and they drove right through the border,

and nobody even said a word to them.

And in those buses and those cars and those trucks

were some of the meanest criminals anywhere in the world.

He also did his third favorite thing,

make a big announcement that seems like a massive deal,

but raises a bunch of questions that he will never, ever answer.

In this case, he announced plans to sign an executive order

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