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ICE says the Ecuadorian consulate in Minneapolis is shielding an illegal immigrant with a criminal record, allowing him to evade ICE arrest.

Officials say Jorge Miguel Bravo Ireles fled the Ecuadorian consulate Tuesday as agents attempted to arrest him.

Authorities say his record includes a DUI conviction, a sexual assault arrest, and multiple assault cases.

ICE says agents did not enter the consulate but accused staff of blocking the arrest.

Bravo Urales remains at large.

Ecuador's government called the incident an attempted incursion and filed a diplomatic protest, saying consular officials acted to protect the facility.

Blake and Riley's killer, Jose Ibarra, is seeking a new trial.

His lawyers claim he was not mentally competent to stand trial in 2024.

Here's Daily Wire reporter Lyndon Blake with the developing story.

A federal judge in New York has dismissed the federal murder charges against Luigi Mangione, which means the death penalty is now off the table.

Daily Wire reporter Zach Jewell has the details.

The DOJ has released another massive tranche of records related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanch says roughly 3 million pages of material are being made public today, including 2,000 videos and 180,000 images.

Blanch was asked about whether the identities of those guilty of abusing the women are within these documents.

Here's what he said.

Officials say some records remain sealed to protect victims and block the release of child sexual abuse material.

The disclosure follows the Epstein Files Transparency Act sign into law last year, requiring unclassified records to be released.

The Justice Department says more documents are still under review and additional releases are expected.

A judge sentenced a man to prison on Thursday for falsely claiming to have shot Charlie Kirk moments after the conservative activist was assassinated.

Daily Wire reporter Tim Pierce has the details.