The Megyn Kelly Show
Trump Admin Defends Gang Deportations, TX Teen Fatally Stabbed, Zuck Moves Near Trump: AM Update 4/4
Fri, 4 Apr 2025
Federal prosecutors argue in court they didn’t break a judge’s order when deporting over 100 suspected Tren de Aragua terrorists under the Alien Enemies Act. A 17-year-old student athlete was stabbed to death in front of his twin brother in a shocking act of violence at a Texas track meet. Facing falling poll numbers and fresh off a legal win, New York City Mayor Eric Adams announces he’ll run as an independent. The Trump Administration warns public schools to drop DEI programs or risk losing federal funding. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg buys a $23 million DC mansion and cozies up to the Trump White House ahead of a major antitrust trial.Patriot Mobile: Get a Free Month at https://PatriotMobile.com/MEGYN or call 972-PATRIOT
Chapter 1: What are the federal prosecutors arguing in the gang deportation case?
Good morning, everyone. I'm Megyn Kelly. It's Friday, April 4th, 2025, and this is your AM Update. Federal prosecutors arguing they did not violate a federal judge's order blocking the removal of suspected Trenda Aragua terrorists under the Alien Enemies Act.
He was the most amazing kid. So smart. He had college football. Guys looking at him to play in college.
Chapter 2: What happened at the Texas track meet involving a fatal stabbing?
A high school football star fatally stabbed in the chest at a high school track meet in a senseless act of violence.
Chapter 3: Why is NYC Mayor Eric Adams running as an independent?
I will forego the Democratic primary for mayor and appeal directly to all New Yorkers as an independent candidate.
Chapter 4: What is the controversy surrounding DEI programs in schools?
New York City Mayor Eric Adams sidestepping a wide field of Democrat primary challengers in a long shot bid for reelection. And the Trump administration puts state public school systems on notice. No more DEI. All that and more coming up in just a moment on your AM Update. That's why they offer a coverage guarantee that others cannot.
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Chapter 5: What is the role of the Alien Enemies Act in recent deportations?
Federal prosecutors arguing they did not violate a federal judge's order blocking the use of the Alien Enemies Act when the Trump administration deported two planes of suspected Trenda Aragua gang members. That's a U.S.-designated terror organization now. to El Salvador.
The Alien Enemies Act of 1798 allows the government sweeping authority to detain and deport non-citizens from countries at war with America. The Trump administration arguing the law also applies to invading forces or those pursuing an incursion, including transnational gangs and terrorist groups.
The March 15th order declaring that Tren de Aragua is, quote, conducting irregular warfare and undertaking hostile actions against the U.S. The order accuses the gang of operating in conjunction with the Maduro regime of Venezuela to destabilize the U.S. Five Venezuelan nationals sued the Trump administration to prevent their deportation under the act. Chief Judge of the D.C.
Circuit Court James Boasberg originally blocked the deportation of those five Venezuelans, then verbally expanded his order to include all deportees facing removal under the act. The written order halting the wider removal of aliens did not come until more than an hour later. By that time, two planes carrying more than 100 suspected gang members had already departed for El Salvador.
Federal prosecutors arguing the oral command, quote, did not amount to a binding injunction. They're focused on the written order. This hearing, the latest and most high-profile case involving here a district judge appointed by Barack Obama, imposing a national injunction on an executive action. The hearing lasted about one hour.
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Chapter 6: How did the victim's family react to the Texas stabbing incident?
Senior legal correspondent for the Federalist, Margo Cleveland, has been following the case from the start. Ms. Cleveland reporting on X, quote, in this hearing, the judge came off as the most biased and unkeeled he has yet. Ms. Cleveland saying the hearing focused on who violated the order as opposed to questioning whether there was a violation at all.
Judge Boasberg is expected to issue a ruling sometime next week, the DOJ facing possible sanctions if found in contempt. Judge Boasberg's earlier ruling enjoining any more deportations under the act was upheld by the D.C. Circuit Court. A petition seeking an appeal of that ruling has been filed with the U.S. Supreme Court. Vice President J.D.
Vance asked by Fox about the lawsuits against the administration's immigration actions.
Well, look, we're going to keep on appealing. We're going to keep on fighting back here. The legal border crossing is down over 95 percent in pretty much every part of the American southern border. Then, yeah, we got to get the violent criminals out of here. The courts, some radical left judges have stepped in and said you're not allowed to deport MS-13 gang members. That's crazy.
We think the Supreme Court is going to overrule it. We do not ask permission from far left Democrats before we deport illegal immigrants. We do the American people's business. And again, for the American people who are watching, this is such a weird, mistaken placement of priorities.
A heartbreaking story involving a senseless act of violence. A Frisco, Texas, high school football MVP, a 4.0 student, fatally stabbed in the chest while attending a high school track meet as a spectator. Frisco Independent School District identifying the victim as 17-year-old Austin Metcalf. The suspect, 17-year-old Carmelo Anthony, in police custody now, charged with first-degree murder.
the twin brother of the victim, Hunter Metcalf, describing the moments leading up to the altercation.
There was this kid, before I knew his name now, this kid was sitting under our tent at track. We asked him to move. He started getting aggressive and talking reckless. And my brother stepped in and said, he needs to move. He's like, make me move. Austin grabbed his backpack. This kid... I tried to whip around as fast as I could, but I didn't see the stab.
But then I look at my brother, and I'm not going to talk about the rest.
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