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More violence in Minneapolis. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. At least one person shot and wounded after what the Department of Homeland Security is calling an altercation with an ICE agent in Minneapolis.
A man who was a target of an ICE operation from Venezuela, who ICE says was in the country illegally, was a target in this operation here in Minnesota. So they go to the door. That's when they say this Venezuelan migrant held up a shovel, tried to assault one of their agents. That's when they say use the shovel to try and assault the agent. Shots were fired. This Venezuelan teen, we're told, was shot in the leg, expected to be okay.
Fox's Alexis McAdams in Minneapolis. Tensions remain high in the city a week after the deadly shooting of Rene Good by an ICE agent, as Minnesota Governor Tim Walz encourages people to record ICE agents' activities.
You have an absolute right to peacefully film ICE agents as they conduct these activities.
Minnesota has filed a lawsuit to attempt to get ICE out of the state. Iran's foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, claiming the violence in his country is dying down and making claims about its origin.
The Iranian foreign minister explaining in an exclusive interview on Fox's special report with Brett Baier, Iran has no plan for hanging people in retaliation to the anti-government protests. All hanging is out of the question, as I said. Saying protests did not start out violent. For 10 days it was peaceful and it was tolerated by the government, but after that we had three days of terrorism operation. Suggesting things are de-escalating and Iran's government is in full control. President Trump telling reporters at the White House he's been told executions in Iran have ended after thousands were reportedly killed in a crackdown on the protests. And after saying he was considering taking some kind of action to help protesters.
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A group of House Democrats moved to impeach the head of Homeland Security.
Congresswoman Robin Kelly accuses Secretary Kristi Noem of turning U.S. cities into the Wild West.
Secretary Noem has brought her reign of terror to the Chicagoland area, LA, New Orleans, Charlotte, Durham.
The Illinois Democrat says about 70 lawmakers support her articles of impeachment against the Homeland Security Secretary, charging her with obstruction, violation of public trust, and self-dealing. It stands little chance of passing with Republicans in control of Congress. The Trump administration has defended Noem for removing violent criminals in the country illegally. On Capitol Hill, Ryan Schmelz, Fox News.
A man shot by Border Patrol during an immigration stop in Oregon last week has pled not guilty to assault on an agent. The public defender for Luis David Nido Moncada entered the plea on his behalf in U.S. District Court. The shooting came one day after a federal agent killed Rene Good in Minneapolis. The Department of Homeland Security has said both were members of the Venezuelan gang Trende Aragua. And Portland Police Chief Bob Day said last week a witness to a shooting last summer confirmed the two had some nexus to the gang. Foreign tourism was up in 2025, but down in the United States.
The U.S. had 6% fewer foreign visitors last year, a loss offset by American spending on tourism within the country. According to the World Travel and Tourism Council, that's an industry group, it says global tourism rose 6.7% as more than 1.5 billion international travelers spent $11.7 trillion on hotels, cruises, and flights last year. France is the most visited country, estimated to have had 105 million visitors in 2025, ahead of Spain with more than 96 million and the U.S. with 68 million.
Fox's Chris Foster. Shoppers increased their spending in November.
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