It's Monday, June 9th.

I'm Jane Kustin, and this is what today.

The show that is glad New Jersey Senator Cory Booker would not accept money from Elon Musk,

despite Elon Musk at no point ever indicating he would ever give Cory Booker money.

I mean, I guess it's good to just get that said or something.

On today's show, Republicans go to bat for Trump's big beautiful bill that is not beautiful.

And the Department of Justice says Kilmar Obrigo-Garcia was flown back to the U.S.

even though it initially said over and over, we can't do that. But let's start with Los Angeles,

where we record the show and the location of protests against immigration and customs enforcement,

and where the Trump administration has decided to escalate by sending in the National Guard.

Let's back up for a second and explain how we got here.

Because contrary to President Donald Trump's Sunday True Social Post,

Los Angeles has not been, quote, invaded and occupied.

On Friday, ICE agents and members of the FBI rolled through L.A.'s garment district

to serve a search warrant to a business suspected of employing undocumented workers. This is part of a broader effort, spurred on by

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller to prioritize work site immigration enforcement

to goose deportation numbers. That's because, despite rhetoric from the Trump campaign last year,

and the Trump administration this year, there just aren't enough, quote-unquote, hardened criminals to deport the millions and millions of people the administration promised.

On Saturday, a protest broke out at a Home Depot in Paramount, a city about 45 minutes south of where I'm sitting here in West Hollywood.

Here's Rachel O'Runga, immigration reporter for the Los Angeles

Times. And then on Saturday morning, a local assemblyman had reported that there were, there was a

caravan, or there was a lot of custom and border patrol trucks staged or in front of a Home Depot. It really wasn't clear at that time

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