Hello, everybody. I'm John Fawcett with this Great America Show Midday Update for Wednesday, January 29th.

Tom Homan, the Borders are, is hard at work, perhaps the hardest working man in the Trump administration, of course, seconded Donald Trump.

ISIS reportedly detained and deported almost 8,000 illegal in President Trump's first week.

Most of those deported migrants, or as we like to call

illegal aliens, were criminals guilty of or facing charges of robbery, rape, assault, domestic

violence, drunk driving, and or reckless driving. President Trump, however, wants to step up those

numbers and get a few more of them out. He wants to raise his pace to 1,200 to 1,500 deportations each day.

I'd bring the total number of deportations up to roughly 500,000 migrants annually.

Folks, these aren't your good old-fashioned people who are in this country for good.

These are criminals.

These are people who want to do harm to your family.

They want to do harm to this economy, and they want to do harm to society.

So good on Tom Holman and good on President Trump, keeping his campaign promise.

RFK Jr. on Capitol Hill today before the Senate, where he's sitting for Senate confirmation hearings, for the Secretary of Health and Human Services.

A lot of supporters out there for RFK Jr. rallying behind

him showing support. We're going to need the rhinos in the Republican Party to quit playing games

and to stand behind RFK Jr. and the America First movement that the American people so overwhelmingly

voted for. And border crossings. Imagine this,

folks, border apprehensions are plummeting as the Trump effect sets in. In the Del Rio border

patrol sector, once one of the busiest regions for illegal border crossings in Texas,

migrant apprehensions have dropped nearly 40% in the first full week of Trump's presidency.

The drop has been noted across the southwest border as enhanced immigration operations promised

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