This week marks a major milestone in Trump's second term as president.
Tuesday will be his 100th day in office.
The Trump administration is holding a press conference every morning this week to highlight what they see as their biggest achievements.
Today we kick off 100-day week with a focus on the president's historic effort to secure our southern border.
Trump's press secretary, Caroline Leavitt, and border czar,
Tom Holman, came ready to play up the administration's accomplishments.
But some reporters were more focused on the recent controversies surrounding Trump's immigration policies,
especially the three young American children who were sent to Honduras on Friday,
along with their non-citizen mothers who had crossed the border illegally.
When asked about removing U.S. citizens, seemingly without due process, Homan doubled down.
If you choose to have a U.S. citizen child knowing you're in this country illegally,
you put yourself in that position.
You put your family in that position.
Trump's hardline immigration stance is credited with helping him win the presidency a second time.
But now, a majority of Americans, 53%, are not happy with Trump's handling of the issue.
That's according to a new Washington Post-ABC News Ipsos poll.
Immigration reporter Marianne Levine has been covering the White House's nonstop actions on immigration.
Well, President Trump in his first 100 days has made it very clear that immigration is...
Either his top policy priority or among his very top policy priorities, Trump,
on his first day in office, announced a national emergency at the border.