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Listen to Armstrong and Getty on demand on the I Heart Radio app. Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. It was faith that strengthened the minute men and who stood up at Lexington Green and Concord Bridge in Philadelphia. 250 years ago our founders invoked the creator four times in the Declaration of Independence four times. I wasn't mentioned once. I'm very upset. Not once. You're listening to the 47 Morning Update with Ben Ferguson. Good Monday morning. Nice to have you with us on the 47 Morning Update. And we've got one big story for you. Deportations? They are way up in 2026 and the stats now show that within weeks we will actually outpace the total number of deportations in 2025. So how is this actually happening? The man in charge, the Department of Homeland Security, he explains it all. The sinks right now could not be higher. We finally have a president and administration fighting hard for America first. 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Now the Secretary of Homeland Security, Mark Wainmullen, saying exclusively to Breibart News, the deportation numbers in 2026 will very soon outpace all of 2025. Yeah, look at your calendar. You can see that you better believe it. This is more than last year, basically halfway through the year. He also went on to say that agents from across the Department of Homeland Security are removing illegal aliens from the United States Interior at a record rate we've never seen. Quote, "We are on a path this year. 26 to well-pass what we did in 25." I mean, our numbers are in fact within, I'd say, probably within the next six weeks, will probably pass what we deported in all of 2025. What we're going to do in 2026, maybe two months, I think, will definitely do it within two months, but should probably be six weeks at the current rate. Now this is incredible. As for how the DHS is accomplishing this, Mullen said is by focusing on those who have criminal records or final orders of deportation from judges. And oftentimes he said the federal agents will find several other illegal aliens being harbored in the same homes and they arrest them and deport them too. So what we're going to do and what we're doing is we're looking at the worst of the worst, Mullen said, we're going after people. That have already had final orders, meaning they've already had final orders from a judge that says, hey, you gotta go. You've already went through the appeal process and you didn't show up for your last court appearance. So you've gotta go. We're going after people that have felonies, that have active felonies on them. We're going after individuals that have been released from state penitentiaries and that had already served their time. They're still in the country illegally. So now we're getting a worn out for their arrest because they're no longer allowed to stay inside the country because they violated either their parole or they violated their agreement with the United States by allowing them to come in through the visa program. And then we're going after the individuals that have claimed asylum cases. And asylum cases are the ones they said that they need asylum because they're not because they're scared of their own country. Now the case went in front of a judge. A judge says, no, you don't comply. Or they just flat out didn't show up. When you're going after these individuals, we have warrants for them. We're serving them when we find them. Very seldom are they ever by themselves. In fact, usually there are three or four other occupants individuals with them that are also illegal. So we're picking up the one and we run into them having three or four others. Actually, it's just an average of over four with them at the same time. And we arrest those individuals too. So our arrests are on track. Our deportations are way up. And we're going to continue to go after the worst of the worst. That's our focus. We're trying to get the criminals off the streets. Now, Mullins interview came just ahead of his 100 day mark as the secretary of Homeland Security. That is happening on Thursday. He was thrown into the job after President Donald Trump reassigned the now former secretary, Chrissy Nome, to focus on Latin American affairs. Mullin, a former US center had a quick confirmation for the job from the US Senate and started earlier the spring. A previously published portion of that interview on Mullins efforts to also secure the World Cup soccer tournament. And there's a deeper interview and it was talking about how he was going to specifically deal with immigration, enforcement matters. He said, "Quad I still love it. I still every single day I walk in. I think I'm still the luckiest man in the world," referring to what it's been like in the first 100 days looming. "I wouldn't trade my position with anybody. Not another cabinet member. I really legitimately enjoy it. I get to protect the homeland, right? It's a mission that every day that works." Well, that you can get behind it as he described it. Now, Mullins also explain how wide-ranging the mandate at DHS really is and how the department has 22 different components all focused on all sorts of security and law enforcement. He said, "Quad so yes, we have 22 components. Every one of those 22 components has had some aspect of well protecting our interests, our homeland. Not just the lower 48, but all of us, all the Americans. And so we get the special privilege of protecting my own backyard and yours. Regardless if you agree with me or you don't agree with me. So every day we're also looking to prove that there are some changes that need to be made and we're working on those changes. They're definitely improvements every single day. We get in here and say, "How can we do it better every single day? We prevent something from taking place. We work with all of our all the other secretaries. There's not another agency or cabinet position that works across the board. Because we have 22 components, we work with the State Department. We work with the DOW. We work with the DOJ. We work with the EPA. We work with agriculture. We work with commerce and treasury. And the list goes on. So you're never bored. You're never running out of things to do. I mean this, when I say it, I don't think I've slept in 100 days, but I don't think the President has slept in 80 years because that guy never stops. And so getting to work with him on a daily basis has been amazing. Ever since I was a kid I had mentors. in my life, right? Somebody, somebody that's achieved something that was setting an example that I wanted to get to. So my dad had a ridiculous work ethic and completely honest. I mean, one thing you didn't do is you never lied to your dad. The second thing you never did is you never told dad you couldn't because he didn't allow excuses. Then I had a football coach, Bill Scott. That was an amazing mentor of mine. Sports and dedication, education. And then when I got into, got into business, how do you guys name Darryl Baskins? They really showed me advertising. A guy named Amos that showed me how to actually structure your bills. I know that sounds funny, but I was young. But how do you do the payback? How do you pay the bills and structure it in a form to which then can allow you to invest and set your accounts with a way that they need to be set up? Then I got into politics. That kept McCarthy who was at the time, the whip who took me under his wing. When I got the Senate, I had John Thune that took me underneath this wing. And now I have President Trump, which is amazing, right? There's no one with a better work ethic. There's no one that manages and able to recruit talent like President Trump can and get people to believe in his vision. So in this position, I feel like I'm still growing. In a hundred days, I felt like I honestly, when I heard it was a hundred days, when we were walking in about every ready to do the interview, I thought, wait, it feels like it's just been a few weeks. Now, this is pretty incredible that the man who's just been there for a hundred days has already gotten so much done. Now, Moens has been very active by the way in his new role. He got a heated altercation with Democrats like Representative Rosa Nolaro from Connecticut during a congressional hearing on Capitol Hill. He fought with CNN Jake Tapper on live television. But again, this interview that he did with Breitbart, he want to make it clear that his main focus, one of the biggest things he's trying to do at DHS expand more local and state law enforcement departments and adjoining the 287 grams G program with federal government. He said that 287 G program says, Hey, if you'll help us just simply hold the individual, when you pull them, I don't need you to do immigration enforcement because you're out there and you're in the streets, you're in the community. You're going to run into them anyway. Moens said, noting that state and local police departments, as well as sheriff's departments nationwide, regularly and counter illegal aliens. If you can just join the 287 G program, then you can make the arrests right there on the spot. Moens said cops nationwide, regularly and counter illegal aliens in the course of law enforcement activities. And by working with federal authorities, they can ease immigration enforcement significantly. Say they pull over a trap at traffic stop or public disturbance or public intoxication, or they just bust the house because they're serving a warrant and there's some illegals there. There's illegal activity at a business, just anything in the day to day operations. There isn't anybody that touched the public more than the sheriff's department and local PD and state police, right? State police. So when they're part of the 287 program, they can partner with us and guess what? When they partner with us, we reimburse, we'll reimburse you for equipment. We reimburse the time of the officer. You can actually, well, you want to help your apartment. You want to help serve Lawrence? We'll actually pay for those officers full salary for you to go through in small municipalities and smaller states. They can add officers because they can buy new equipment. They can buy drones. They can buy vehicles and we help them because we've got a huge influx of illegals that are in this country and some of them, yes, some of them want to work, but 70% of the individuals we arrest on a daily basis with immigration enforcement have either pending felony charges or they've already had felony charges and a huge percent of those have been released already from sanctuary cities and sanctuary states. So just 100 days in, it's very clear the man in charge of DHS is saying we're just getting started and he guarantees you this. They're not backing down anytime soon. Thank you for listening to the 47 Morning Update with Ben Ferguson. Please make sure you hit subscribe wherever you're listening to this podcast right now and for more in-depth news, also subscribe to the Ben Ferguson podcast and we will see you back here tomorrow. On neutral podcast, we're celebrating America's 250th birthday and I ask my guests how they're spending their 4th of July. Brett Behr. I will be working. 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