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Bloomberg News Now

ICE Shooting Political Anger, Dollar Drops, More

26 Jan 2026

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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

0.031 - 4.56 Stephen Carroll

News when you want it with Bloomberg News Now. I'm Stephen Carroll.

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4.58 - 5.783 Caroline Hepker

And I'm Caroline Hepker.

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6.123 - 19.17 Stephen Carroll

Congressional Democrats are threatening a US government shutdown after federal immigration agents shot dead a second American citizen. On Saturday in Minnesota, ICE officers killed intensive care nurse Alex Pretti as they subdued him.

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19.15 - 30.375 Stephen Carroll

Widely circulated videos showing the incident from multiple angles suggest that a handgun, which Preti had a permit to carry, may have been removed from him by an agent before other officers opened fire.

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Chapter 2: What incident sparked political anger regarding ICE and immigration?

30.776 - 36.028 Stephen Carroll

Democratic Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota spoke to ABC's This Week programme.

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36.346 - 66.53 Senator Amy Klobuchar

Somehow 50,000 peaceful protesters in 10 below weather, I was there with them marching, when they were able to march without any problems. And then the next day, a half a dozen ICE and border control agents couldn't handle a guy with a cell phone taking video of them and shot him. So I think it's pretty obvious what's going on here. And what needs to happen is they need to leave.

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67.071 - 78.585 Stephen Carroll

Senator Amy Klobuchar was speaking to ABC after Border Control Commander-at-Large Gregory Bovino said Alex Preti approached officers with a handgun and violently resisted attempts to disarm him.

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79.046 - 90.18 Stephen Carroll

In a telephone interview with the Wall Street Journal on Sunday, President Trump declined to say whether the federal officer who had shot Preti had acted appropriately and said the administration was reviewing the incident.

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91.426 - 113.047 Caroline Hepker

Growing anger over the Trump administration's immigration crackdown now threatens to trigger a partial government shutdown this week. Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer says his party will vote against a sweeping funding package needed to keep the government running unless Republicans trip out funding for the Department of Homeland Security, which oversees ICE.

113.468 - 119.053 Caroline Hepker

Democratic Senator Adam Schiff of California spoke on NBC's Meet the Press.

119.658 - 135.777 Adam Schiff

Well, I'm not giving ICE or Border Patrol another dime, given how this agency, these agencies are operating. Democrats are not going to fund that. The government will shut down if Republicans insist that that be joined with other government funding. It will be a Republican decision.

136.465 - 158.22 Caroline Hepker

Adam Schiff speaking there with the effects of any shutdown expected to be widespread, including possibly delaying the next Bureau of Labour Statistics report. And there are signs that some congressional Republicans are wavering. Speaking on Fox News, House Oversight Chairman James Comer suggested that President Trump should consider taking his immigration crackdown to another city.

159.162 - 177.311 Stephen Carroll

The yen has extended gains against the dollar as traders start the week on alert for US and Japanese authorities intervening in the market. Coordinated currency intervention is rare, but has been fuelled by comments on Sunday from Japan's Prime Minister, Sanae Takeuchi, about addressing what she called speculative and highly abnormal movements.

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