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resident targeted for her constitutionally protected political speech, explaining she was arrested in New York City in 2024 after protesting the war in Gaza, but all charges were dismissed.
Noting a year later, despite being in the middle of a lawful immigration process, she was notified of an alleged issue with her immigration status and detained by ICE.
The lawmakers are calling for her immediate release, noting an immigration judge has twice concluded she is not a danger to the community and should be released on bond.
Kristen Goodwin, Fox News.
In a briefing, Borders R. Tom Homan said he and Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison reached a breakthrough when Ellison clarified that county jails may notify Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials in advance of
criminal public safety risks being released so ICE can take them into custody.
But Allison says there is not a new deal with Homan, explaining in a statement, I did not make and could not have made any agreement with him about how sheriffs share with ICE information about people in their county jails.
Noting county sheriffs not the attorney general run county jails.
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Education Department opening an investigation into San Jose State University after several members of the school's women's volleyball team sued to challenge policies allowing transgender athletes to compete, arguing it's unfair.
The department finding the university violated Title IX, a gender equity law.
offering the school a deal if it agrees to terms including apologizing to players on the women's indoor volleyball team from 2022 to 2024, the 2023 beach volleyball team, and teams that forfeited instead of playing San Jose State.
A rep for the department saying we will not relent until SJSU is held to account for these abuses.
The university has not officially confirmed its volleyball team had a transgender player.
Fox's Kristen Goodwin recapping stocks.
A 19-year-old identified as KGM and her mother accused TikTok, Meta and Google's YouTube of knowingly creating addictive features that led to the teen's depression, self-harm and suicidal thoughts.
They're seeking unspecified monetary damages.
Tech executives, including Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, are expected to testify in the Los Angeles trial that's set to begin on February 3rd.