If it's Monday, ahead of the 100-day mark, the White House is putting the spotlight on its immigration crackdown,

with President Trump expected to sign new executive orders this afternoon,

and new polls showing public dissatisfaction with his handling of key issues.

Plus, President Trump threatens new sanctions on Russia as he meets face-to-face

with Ukrainian President Zelensky, and questions whether Russia's Vladimir Putin is really willing

to end the war. And Illinois Democratic billionaire governor J.B. Pritzker blast President Trump

in a fiery speech in, of all places, New Hampshire,

imploring Democrats to, quote, fight everywhere and all at once while denouncing Democratic

inaction and stoking speculation about 2028.

Thank you. Welcome to meet the press now. I'm Kelly O'Donnell in Washington. On day 99 of the second Trump administration, with the White House ratcheting up its focus on border security and

mass deportations, as the president lashes out at a slew of new polls that show an erosion

in his political support. President Trump is set to sign two executive orders next hour,

which the White House says will ramp up its crackdown on undocumented immigrants.

As part of the administration's laser focus on immigration issues today, the White House

placed dozens of posters on the North Lawn, visible in the camera shots that all the TV outlets

there have. And the administration contends these signs show alleged criminal migrants who have been arrested

during the president's first 100 days in office, though the White House has not provided

information for independent verification. The administration began the day with a rare morning

briefing featuring the president's border czar, Tom Homan, who delivered a message,

touting the administration's clampdownar, Tom Homan, who delivered a message touting the administration's

clampdown.

Now, President Trump and this administration here, the success is unprecedented.

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