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This is your 24/7 news update, the latest views this hour in just four minutes. Immigration raids are taking place around the country, with ICE starting what it calls targeted operations in Chicago. Correspondent Gabe Gutierrez reports, "Over night, ICE saying it made nearly a thousand arrests nationwide on Sunday, the most so far, since Trump's inauguration, the agency says it's taken more than 2,600 people into custody. Advocates worry undocumented immigrants, with no violent records, will be swept up too." The Trump administration has launched a social media thread showcasing what it calls the worst criminals arrested by immigration and customs enforcement since the president's inauguration. Columbia is sending two government planes to pick up migrants who were such take military flights originally. It comes after the White House and the Colombian government agreed to President Trump's terms after he threatened tariffs. In a statement, the White House said that the country agreed to the terms that include "the unrestricted acceptance of all illegal aliens from Columbia returned from the U.S." The statement also said that drafted actions on terrorists and sanctions would be held in reserve and not signed unless Columbia fails to honor the agreement, from threatened retaliatory measures after Columbia denied entry to a pair of U.S. military deportation flights. He said the denial jeopardized the national security and public safety of the United States. Palestinians are heading back into the northern Gaza Strip after Israel lifted its closure as part of the ceasefire deal with Hamas. Israel opened military checkpoints that divided the Strip for over a year. This new move ends a displacement that many in the area worried would become permanent. A security official said more than 200,000 people crossed to the north on Monday morning. Lady Gaga will release her new album just in time for spring. Popstar announced a mayhem will drop on May 7th. Fans got their first taste of Gaga's next error at when she released the lead single disease in October. This will be her first solo studio album since she released Chromatica in 2020. Gaga said to headline Coachella this April. I'm Tammy Trujillo. President Trump is addressing House Republicans' annual policy retreat at his National Dural Resort just outside Miami. More from Mark Mayfield. Trump touted the work his team has done since taking office, including saying he's raised a lot of money for the next election, but he assumes he can't use for himself. Past seven days, my administration has been moving with urgency and historic speed to reverse every single disaster of the Biden administration. By the way, the guy was a disaster. Okay. You know, we want to be nice. He credited his success during the 2024 election to TikTok saying he became a little jaded towards the app, but now we'll see what happens. Trump also mocked the idea of multiple genders saying some people say like seven genders that they've got some weird stuff going on. He then turned his attention to immigration where he said the country is moving forward very fast. I'm Mark Mayfield. The Supreme Court will not look into a Mississippi law that bans convicts of certain felonies from voting. The Jim Crow era law is broad enough to apply to those convicted of nonviolent crimes, including forgery and perjury. A group of Mississippians asked the High Court to decide whether that amounts to cruel and unusual punishment. Attorneys have called it a harsh and unforgiving practice, but this is the second time the justices have declined to weigh in. Florida, it's the best place to retire in 2025. Brian Schuch has more. That's according to a new study by Wallet Hub. The Sunshine State was ranked number one for retirement nationwide due to its low taxes for retirees and the funding it receives for seniors from the Older Americans Act, which funds transportation and nutrition programs for older residents. Some of the other best states to retire include Minnesota, Colorado and Wyoming, while Kentucky was named the worst. I'm Brian Schuch. Blake Shelton will host the 100th anniversary special of the ground, Oll Opry. It airs live on NBC on March 19th. Opry members, including Brad Paisley, Kerry Underwood, Garth Brooks, Kelsey Ballerini, Luke Combs, Reba McIntyre and more, will perform at the historic venue in Nashville. I'm Tammy Trujillo.