Faced with a threat of stepped-up enforcement in New York by Donald Trump’s new border czar, top New York court officials are laying down the law and saying they will continue to shut their doors to federal immigration authorities looking to round up undocumented immigrants as they seek to launch mass deportation proceedings in the Empire State.

Immigration lawyers are preparing for a second Trump presidency. The president-elect announced Tom Homan as his incoming border czar. Immigration attorney Allen Orr joins José Díaz-Balart to share his legal insight on the potential mass deportations.

Meanwhile, some officials anticipate a potential rise in migrant crossings before Trump takes office. NewsNation spoke with migrants in a shelter who recently arrived in Piedras Negras and made appointments on the CBP One App to enter the U.