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President-elect Donald Trump has promised to deport millions of immigrants in what would be the largest deportation operation in U.S. history. One cost estimate has his plan at $315 billion – that’s more than the government spends on most federal agencies. Roughly 13 million immigrants who entered the country illegally are at risk of deportation.
WSJ breaks down the logistics and explains why an operation of this scale could require hundreds of billions of dollars over the course of a decade.
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Former National Security Adviser Amb. Robert O’Brien breaks down foreign policy under a second Trump administration, the president-elect’s demanding the return of the Panama Canal, the purchase of Greenland and the threats posed by China.
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Sen. Kevin Cramer, R-N.D., gives his take on the IRS granting a new round of COVID-19 checks to Americans on ‘Kudlow.’
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Texas Department of Public Safety spokesperson Lt. Chris Olivarez joins ‘Mornings with Maria’ to discuss the cost of America’s migrant crisis.
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Former U.S. International Trade Commission chief economist Peter Morici breaks down President-elect Donald Trump’s economic agenda on ‘Fox News Live.’
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In 2007, Jimmy Carter – who died today – spoke with Democracy Now! and described the situation in Israel-Palestine as “apartheid.”
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Israeli Minister of Religious Affairs Michael Malkieli has formally written to the Mayor of Yerushalayim, Moshe Lion, requesting that he appoint members to a committee that will oversee the process of selecting the city’s new chief rabbis.
This marks the beginning of the process to appoint the new chief rabbis for Israel’s capital city.
At present, Yerushalayim does not have a chief rabbi following the completion of terms by Sephardic Chief Rabbi Rav Shlomo Moshe Amar and Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi Rav Aryeh Stern.
The upcoming elections for the position of chief rabbi in Yerushalayim are viewed as a pivotal moment, as they will set a precedent for similar elections in other cities across Israel in the coming months.

In a final effort before the impending Trump administration, the Biden White House is preparing to unveil an additional $1.25 billion in military aid for Ukraine.
This extensive aid package includes a variety of weaponry, such as systems for the National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile Systems and the HAWK air defense system. It will also provide Stinger missiles and artillery rounds in both 155 mm and 105 mm calibers.
The announcement is expected to be made on Monday, according to a report from the Associated Press.
This new funding follows President Biden’s earlier announcement this month of a $988 million aid package, aimed at ensuring Ukraine “has the tools it needs to prevail in its fight against Russian aggression.”

More than 1,000 people gathered to bid farewell to the Freehold Raceway in New Jersey, located just north of Lakewood, marking the end of its 170-year legacy.
On the last day of racing at the venue, attendees paid tribute to the track, holding on to the memories created over many years.
“It’s like a sad ending to something, like losing a loved one almost,” remarked a longtime visitor who had been coming to the track for several decades.
“Lots of fun, the fireworks, lots of entertainment up until last year,” shared a woman from Freehold.