WWL First News with Tommy Tucker

As President Trump continues a crackdown on illegal immigration, how are Americans feeling about the issue?

Justin Buchler, Associate Professor of Political Science at Case Western Reserve University, joins us.

* Cracking down on illegal dumping in New Orleans

* Brian Kelly, LSU not running from the challenge of winning the SEC

* QB questions: When will Shough sign? Will Rattler's workouts w/WRs help?

* Power Slap is coming to New Orleans! Here's what that is and how you can go

* Why do many Americans feel discouraged from taking vacation time?

* Are Americans fed up with out of control tipping culture?

* Do you feel guilty about taking time off work? Do you use all your days off? Nearly half of Americans don’t take all the vacation days, and many of us feel “vacation guilt.”

* Power Slap is coming to New Orleans. What the heck is that? We’ll talk with president Frank Lamicella about the event.

Power Slap is coming to New Orleans this week. What the heck is that?

We talk with president Frank Lamicella about the event.

Do you feel guilty about taking time off work? Do you use all your days off? Nearly half of Americans don’t take all the vacation days, and many of us feel “vacation guilt.”

Dr. Karen Tan, Assistant Professor at the Department of Health & Human Performance at Middle Tennessee State University, joins us.

* Recapping LSU's day at SEC Media Days, plus the MLB draft

* Saints training camp starts next week! We preview the big questions and what to expect

Tommy and WWL Saints sideline reporter Jeff Nowak look ahead to Saints training camp and talk about the QB battle.

We recap what Brian Kelly and LSU players said at SEC Media Days and go over how the Tigers baseball roster is looking with the draft complete with WWL.com columnist Jeff Palermo.

* We check in with Councilmember Eugene Green about cracking down on illegal dumping, making sure the city pays the settlements it owes, and more

* We take another look at how the ethics board and ethics investigations are changing in Louisiana

We take another look at how the ethics board and ethics investigations are changing in Louisiana.

Steven Procopio, President of the Public Affairs Research Council (PAR), joins us.