Judge Hears Case to Curb ICE in Minnesota, Gov. Walz Calls Trump, More
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News when you want it with Bloomberg News Now. I'm Amy Morris. A federal judge is hearing arguments over whether she should at least temporarily halt the immigration crackdown in Minnesota. The state of Minnesota and the cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul sued the Department of Homeland Security earlier this month. Now, since that original filing, the state and cities have substantially added to their original request. They're asking U.S. District Judge Catherine Menendez order federal law enforcement agencies to reduce the numbers of officers and agents in Minnesota to levels before that surge, while allowing them to continue to enforce immigration laws within limits. It is not clear when the judge might rule.
Meanwhile, President Trump says he had what he calls a very good call with Minnesota Governor Tim Walz requesting they work together to ease tensions in Minneapolis. The president says they expect to speak again soon. And President Trump is sending U.S. Border Czar Tom Holman to Minneapolis amid a growing outcry over that immigration crackdown. Trump suggested on social media that Holman would help de-escalate tensions in the city where protesters and immigration agents have been clashing for weeks. Laura Davison is Bloomberg News Deputy Bureau Chief. in Washington. Tom Holman reports directly to the president. The White House clearly wants to get a much firmer grip on what's happening there. Bloomberg's Laura Davison tells Bloomberg surveillance that moving Holman into Minneapolis puts DHS Secretary Kristi Noem's future into question.
Republican Chris Medel says he is ending his campaign for governor of Minnesota.
I cannot support the National Republican stated retribution on the citizens of our state, nor can I count myself a member of a party that would do so. I support the originally stated goals of Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Operation Metro Surge, but Operation Metro Surge has expanded far beyond its stated focus on true public safety threats.
Nadell is an attorney. He was considered a top candidate for the Republican ticket. The weekend shooting death of ICU nurse Alex Preddy has prompted a bipartisan backlash on Capitol Hill with a growing number of Republicans calling for a full investigation. President Trump must now weigh whether to ramp up or scale back the immigration crackdown. A recent poll shows a majority of voters disapprove of how the administration is handling immigration tactics. And House Democrats have threatened to shut down the government unless Republicans strip funding for the Department of Homeland Security, with Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer vowing to block a massive spending package. Bloomberg's Tyler Kendall.
If we look at the math here, Republicans need seven Democrats to get on board with the spending package as it stands. And we've already started to see some of those Democrats that supported Republicans last time around start to peel off when it comes to their support.
Even if the spending package is blocked, ICE has already been appropriated $75 billion through fiscal 2029 through that Republican spending package approved back in July. The dollar fell to a four-month low.
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