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15:19Now Playing13,621 Criminals Released! Trump JUST Found Something BIG!
* President Trump and Republicans received significant new immigration numbers as ICE arrests reached nearly **50,000 in July**, the highest monthly total of Trump’s second term and about 15% higher than June. July also saw approximately **34,000 removals**, according to immigration data reviewed by the Associated Press. ([AP News][1])
* The administration has increasingly moved away from highly visible workplace raids toward quieter enforcement methods, including traffic stops, immigration check-ins, airport encounters, and cooperation with state and local law enforcement. However, the data also shows that more than half of those detained did not have criminal convictions or pending criminal charges. ([AP News][1])
* Meanwhile, the battle for Congress remains extremely competitive heading toward the midterms. Polling continues to fluctuate depending on the pollster and whether surveys measure registered voters or likely voters, making turnout potentially decisive. ([RealClearPolitics][2])
* Republicans also attempted to permanently establish **nine Supreme Court justices** through a constitutional amendment. The measure received a 212–206 majority in the House but failed because constitutional amendments require a two-thirds vote. Republicans voted 211–0 in favor, while Democrats voted 205–1 against. ([Clerk of the House][3])
* The proposal comes amid a continuing political fight over Supreme Court expansion. Supporters of fixing the Court at nine argue that changing its size could allow future congressional majorities to reshape its ideological balance. Opponents have argued that broader Supreme Court reforms deserve consideration.
* Vice President JD Vance is now weighing in on the Supreme Court debate, Senate leadership, and the consequences he believes could follow if Democrats regain congressional power.
* Vance is also responding to Michigan political attacks while emphasizing manufacturing and American jobs—issues the administration continues to connect with its trade, immigration, and economic policies.
* Trump extended that argument internationally, telling a British reporter that countries should control their borders while protecting their citizens and domestic workers.
* Tonight we break down the **50,000 ICE arrests, deportation surge, midterm battle, Supreme Court vote, JD Vance’s warnings, manufacturing jobs, immigration, and the political fight over control of Congress.**
[1]"ICE arrests jumped to nearly 50,000 in July, the highest monthly total of Trump's second term"
[2]"Latest Polls 2026, 2028"
[3]"Office of the Clerk, U.S. House of Representatives"
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