Trump to Weigh Next Steps on Iran, More Agents Head to MN, More
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News when you want it with Bloomberg News Now. I'm Monica Ricks. President Trump scheduled to be briefed on options to respond to protests in Iran on Tuesday when he set to meet with senior administration officials about next steps. According to the Wall Street Journal, that could include more sanctions on Iran's regime and military strikes. Lawmakers chanting death to America in parliament overnight after Iran's speaker said the U.S. military and Israel would be legitimate targets if America strikes. Republican Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky is on the Foreign Relations Committee and says aggression won't work.
Bombing is not the answer. Plus, there is this sticking point of the Constitution that we don't let presidents bomb countries just when they feel like it. They're supposed to ask the people for permission.
Senator Paul on ABC's This Week. The Senate narrowly passed war powers legislation this week that requires President Trump to seek congressional approval if he bombs Venezuela again or attacks another country. But even if the House passes this bill too, experts say it's unlikely Trump would sign it. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he wants to gradually end U.S. military aid to his country over the next decade. Netanyahu made those comments in an interview with The Economist. He says that while Israel deeply appreciates the aid, its economy is growing. The U.S. currently gives Israel about $3.8 billion a year in military aid. Mexican President Claudia Scheinbaum says she's sending her foreign minister to meet with Secretary of State Marco Rubio to discuss deeper security ties.
The move comes as President Trump threatens Mexico, Greenland and Colombia following last week's operation in Venezuela.
The cartels are running Mexico. It's very, very sad to watch and see what's happened to that country.
Scheinbaum warns U.S. military action in Mexico would be a grave violation of the country's sovereignty. Meantime, Germany could set up a joint NATO mission soon to monitor and protect security interests in the Arctic region, which would include Greenland. German officials have called on the U.S. to respect the Danish territory's sovereignty, as well as international law. Thousands marched in Minneapolis and other cities nationwide yesterday denouncing the fatal ice shooting of Rene Good.
It's our country, our democracy, and we have to be out here to defend it and fight for it.
That man in Chicago. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Fry wants ice out, but Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem just confirmed hundreds more agents are moving in.
We're sending more officers today and tomorrow. They'll arrive. There'll be hundreds more. And in order to allow our ICE and our Border Patrol individuals that are working in Minneapolis to do so safely, we're going to continue to, if they conduct violent activities against law enforcement, if they impede our operations, that's a crime. And we will hold them accountable to those consequences.
gnome on fox news sunday the trump administration has said the officer's use of deadly force was justified but critics pointing to video footage and witness accounts say it didn't show an imminent threat federal reserve policy makers could give us some insight on their next move this week
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