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Daily Wire immigration reporter Jenny Ter has the details.

The president posted on Truth Social Tuesday night, writing, "'I am proud to announce that Chicago, Illinois, despite all of the radical opposition and obstruction we have from the mayor and the governor, has seen car theft, shootings, robberies, violent crime, and everything else drop dramatically.'"

Since DHS began operations in Chicago, shootings have been down 35 percent, robberies are down 41 percent, and rates of carjackings have been cut in half.

Despite protests from Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and Governor Pritzker, citizens of Chicago have enjoyed a safer city since the crackdowns on crime began in September.

With the government expected to reopen, a hearing on congressional stock trading could occur as early as next week.

Daily Wire reporter Breka Stoll has more on the story.

Actors Michael Caine and Matthew McConaughey have signed landmark deals allowing use of their voices through AI.

That may sound like Michael Caine, but it wasn't.

It was replicated using AI.

The AI studio, Eleven Labs, reached an agreement with the two actors to allow their voices to be licensed and used in audiobooks, articles, and voiceover.

McConaughey is also an investor in the company.

And the number one country song in America is now Walk My Walk by Breaking Rust.

But there's a catch.

Breaking Rust isn't real.

He's an AI-generated artist performing an AI-generated song.

Despite not being made by a human, the song is now number one on Billboard's country digital song sales chart, a music industry first in the age of artificial intelligence.

Those are your drive home updates this evening.

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And in case you missed it earlier today, we covered some major stories, including the House racing to end the government shutdown, the FDA removing black box warnings for hormone replacement therapy drugs, and the role of media bias in shaping America's views on the shutdown.

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