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Off the streets. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. The two immigration officers involved in this weekend's deadly shooting in Minneapolis have been placed on administrative leave.
Homeland Security tells Fox the CBP and Border Patrol agents seen on video firing their weapons during an altercation with Alex Preddy are no longer on field duty. The department says this is standard procedure as it investigates the incident. This move comes just days after Borders R. Tom Holman took over immigration enforcement operations in Minnesota.
What recent incident involved immigration officers in Minneapolis?
Attorney General Pam Bondi is also in the state. The arrest of 16 more protesters accused of assaulting, resisting, and impeding federal officers.
Fox's Garrett Tenney in Minneapolis. This is a new Fox poll finds support slipping for President Trump's handling of immigration. With 55% of those surveyed saying they don't approve, a 7 percentage point change since April of last year. Nearly 6 in 10 voters now think ICE has been too aggressive. The FBI conducting a search of the Fulton County, Georgia elections office seeking records tied to the 2020 election.
Sources tell Fox News that agents retrieved documents, phones and computers after a judge signed a warrant. President Trump has long made Georgia and specifically Fulton County a target of his complaints relating to the 2020 election. Shortly after that election, Trump spoke to Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger and said he needed 11,780 votes to win the state. At the time, Raffensperger said he felt pressure from Trump and denied any widespread election fraud.
Fox's David Spund, Folsom County District Attorney Fannie Willis brought state criminal charges against Donald Trump and others in 2023 for conspiracy to overturn the election. But that case was thrown out after it was revealed she had an intimate relationship with a prosecutor that could have tainted the case. The Justice Department has had no immediate comment on the search. America's listening to Fox News.
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A new report finds yesterday's attack on Minnesota House Democrat Ilhan Omar at a town hall as part of a trend of increased threats against members of Congress.
A report from U.S. Capitol Police says there were 14,938 threats against members last year. That's up 57% from around 9,500 in 2024. There were about 8,000 in 2023. The report comes from the Capitol Police Threat Assessment Section. It investigates threats made against members of Congress, their staff, families, and the Capitol complex itself. Chief Michael Sullivan says in a statement, while security on Capitol grounds has already been improved, the department is also strengthening partnerships with law enforcement agencies and members' home districts to protect them away from the Capitol, with a number of formal agreements tripling to more than 350 departments around the country last year. Chris Foster, Fox News.
The Federal Reserve keeping its key rate unchanged after lowering three times last year. Chair Jerome Powell saying while job gains have remained low, the unemployment rate has shown some signs of stabilization and inflation is somewhat elevated. Two Fed governors, Stephen Myron and Christopher Waller, voted against Powell's decision. Residents of a tiny Caribbean island win big for climate activists in court.
A court in the Netherlands has ruled that the Dutch government must do more to protect people from the consequences of climate change. This is the first legal test of landmark European and World Court rulings on global warming. The case was brought by eight residents of Bonaire, a small island in the southern Caribbean that's part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Judges say the government must now set binding greenhouse gas emissions targets in order to reach net zero by 2050.
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