Unidentified speaker says Trump administration is deporting alleged security threats and recent border crossers

An unidentified speaker said the Trump administration is deporting two groups of people: those described as public-safety or national-security threats and people apprehended crossing the U.S. border who the speaker said expected to remain in the country.

"There's I would say there's 2 categories of people that the Trump administration is sending back," the unidentified speaker said, adding the first group includes "those who are, public safety threats, who are criminals, as well as national security threats." The speaker later alleged that "under Joe Biden, they allowed into the United States people who were on the terrorist watch list," without citing a source.

The speaker said the administration is "seeking out and trying to find them and and deport them," and characterized the second group as "those people who think they can cross the border and stay here in the country illegally," adding, "those days are gone." The remarks concluded with the assertion that anyone apprehended crossing the border "is gonna be sent back immediately."

The transcript contains no citation to a policy document, official statement, or vote to verify the claims. The remarks were presented as assertions by an unidentified speaker; the speaker did not identify an office, title or specific enforcement action recorded in the transcript.

Without supporting evidence in the transcript, each claim in this excerpt remains an assertion. The transcript does not record a response from federal officials, nor does it record any formal motion, vote or published policy tied to these statements. The last substantive claim in the excerpt is the speaker's statement that apprehended crossers would be returned immediately.