Trump admin updates: ICE launches immigration enforcement operation in Boston

President Trump, speaking in the Oval Office, said the U.S. military "shot out" a boat carrying drugs from Venezuela.

"You'll be seeing that and you'll be reading about that," Trump said. "It just happened moments ago. And our great General, head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, has been so incredible ... But he gave us a little bit of a briefing, and you'll see. And there's more where that came from."

"We have a lot of drugs pouring into our country, coming in for a long time, and we just -- these came out of Venezuela and coming out very heavily from Venezuela. A lot of things are coming out of Venezuela," the president added. "So, we took it out, and you'll get to see that after this -- after this meeting is over."

Speaking in the Oval Office on Tuesday, President Donald Trump announced U.S. Space Command is moving from Colorado to Huntsville, Alabama.

"Forever to be known from this point forward as Rocket City," Trump said.

The president was flanked by Vice President JD Vance, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, Alabama Sens. Tommy Tuberville and Katie Britt and other officials as he gave remarks.

The decision, confirmed to ABC News earlier Tuesday by person familiar with the matter, reverses a move by President Joe Biden in 2023 to build a new headquarters in Colorado Springs. Trump took aim at Biden in his remarks, and expressed his hope that Space Command will remain in Alabama for "hundreds of years."

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker stressed in an X video Tuesday that there is “no emergency” to warrant “sending troops in” Chicago, pushing back against President Donald Trump’s threat to deploy the national guard into the city.

"Just a lovely day here. No emergency. So Donald Trump understands, no emergency in the city of Chicago to send troops in," the governor said.

Pritzker made these comments in a broader video encouraging those in his state to know their rights if they happen to have an interaction with ICE agents.

“We’ll make sure to protect your rights -- but you need to know your rights," he said.

-ABC News' Brittany Shepherd

President Donald Trump is expected to announce on Tuesday that U.S. Space Command will move from Colorado Springs, Colorado, to Huntsville, Alabama.

The decision, confirmed by a person familiar with the matter, reverses a move by President Joe Biden in 2023, in which the Biden administration said it wanted to build a new headquarters in Colorado Springs.

Biden officials said at the time that they didn’t want to delay the command’s ability to become fully operational after a provisional headquarters was set up there four years earlier. In particular, officials said, the president didn’t want the command to be distracted with a move at a time when China was prioritizing its own military capabilities in space.

The move aligned with a recommendation by SPACECOM but was at odds with the Air Force. According to the Defense Department Inspector General and the Government Accountability Office, the Air Force recommended moving SPACECOM’s permanent headquarters to Redstone Arsenal in Alabama because it would save $426 million.

-ABC News' Anne Flaherty