It's the Brian Laris show on WNYC.

Good morning, everyone.

It's hard to know where to look first right now after two days of the new Trump administration.

You've just been hearing on the BBC

about the pause in refugee resettlement programs. A new policy announced on Monday, we opened

so-called sensitive spaces to immigration raids. As CBS News describes that, the policy signed by

former Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas

instructed immigration and customs enforcement and customs and border protection during the

Biden administration to refrain from apprehending unauthorized immigrants at or near locations,

quote, that would restrain people's access to essential services

or engagement in essential activities, unquote. CBS says those locations included schools,

places of worship, hospitals, and other health care facilities, shelters,

shelters, relief centers, and public demonstrations like rallies and protests.

So undocumented immigrants cannot take sanctuary in a sanctuary anymore. We take that away from that.

The head of the proud boys, Enrique Atorio, now pardoned from his 22-year sentence for a seditious conspiracy that's

conspiring to overthrow the United States government as an organizer of the January 6th riots.

Torio went on the Alex Jones Info Wars podcast yesterday and called on Trump's nominees for FBI

director and attorney general to prosecute those who prosecuted him.

Just for the record, the Anti-Defamation League calls the proud boys a right-wing extremist group with a history of using violence,

targeted harassment, and intimidation to achieve their political goals and combat perceived enemies.

It says the group serves as a tent for misogynistic, anti-immigrant, Islamophobic, and

anti-LGBQ Plus ideologies and other forms of hate, including anti-Semitism and white supremacy.

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