Welcome to the News Hour. On the eve of the first 100 days of President Trump's second term,

the White House put the spotlight on the president's tough stance on immigration. But new poll numbers

out this week also give the White House a tough pill to swallow, showing a majority of Americans

are not happy with how he's handling the job so far. Lisa Desjardin starts off our coverage.

In just under 100 days, 99 now, to be exact, just one day from the milestone 100th day,

White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt brought in a guest on a signature Trump issue. Borders are Tom Holman.

If you're illegal and the United States, this message is for you. You cannot hide from ICE. The White House touted the administration's aggressive spike in arrests of immigrants suspected of being in the United States illegally,

including two massive recent federal raids.

More than 100 immigrants taken into custody at a Colorado nightclub this weekend and nearly

800 arrested in Florida over four days last week.

That's paired with more executive orders from President Trump, including one that directs

the Department of Justice and Homeland Security

to publish a list of so-called sanctuary cities. More efforts to pressure those jurisdictions

to cooperate with federal enforcement. But the number of deportations remain below last year's

levels and below the administration's goals. Am I happy when the numbers are good?

Well, I read the media.

Oh, the re-vortations are behind Biden administration.

Why?

Because they count a border removals.

We don't have 10.5 million people crossing the border.

We don't have border removals.

President Trump has also suffered lower poll numbers.

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