Trump asks a question to the NBC host about reporting the standard low -border crossings

president Donald Trump Asking a question to the NBC Kristeen Welker host during a lengthy interview on Sunday, and asked the supervisor “Meet the Press” if it is good to report that the borders are “the safest ever” after abuse during the Biden administration.

Notice that the border crossings They were at its lowest level He asked the president if he felt “safe”. Trump said, “He is really safe,” before the question was asked to Wheeler.

“When you say that, doesn’t it seem good only? After being hurt for years by an efficient president who allows people to be poured through open borders, criminals from all over the world, murderers, and recruited people from mental institutions and crazy asylum … Is this not a beautiful thing when you say that it is the safest in the history of our country? Is this not a beautiful statement?” Trump asked during the interview.

Trump reports illegal immigrant confrontations at its lowest historical levels in a full month in his position

Then he controlled another question about Trump’s emergency announcement Border crisis And when he planned to raise the request.

“Now the border is not the emergency,” said Wheeler when I asked if this design would be disclosed. “The border is that it is all part of the same thing. The big emergency is now that we have thousands of people we want to take out, and we have some judges who want everyone to go to court.”

Trump said he had no plans to raise the emergency.

The president also opened fire Rumors that he is planning to search for a third term during the interview.

“It is, as far as I know, you are not allowed to do it. I don’t know if this is constitutional,” he said. “But this is not something I look forward to doing.”

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The White House celebrated The first 100 days of the president in his position by highlighting his efforts to combat illegal immigration on Monday.

Tsar border Tom Human He joined the White House press secretary Caroline Levitte in a briefing early in the morning, on Monday, when the husband described huge declines in the border crossings as well as new executive orders aimed at deportation and further border implementation.

The Trump administration said in early April that it had already deported 100,000 illegal immigrants, although officials did not provide a new group in a briefing on Monday.

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Fox News’ Anders Hajstrom contributed to this report.