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They have a plan. I'm Lisa LaSara, Fox News.
We're working on trying to get it to stay open and we'll see what happens. It's in the process.
President Trump says he and Senate Democrats have agreed to a deal that would keep most of the government open through September. Five funding bills and a bill that would fund the government. The Department of Homeland Security for two weeks have gotten the OK from senators, but still need to be voted on. Senators from both parties have said they could no longer support funding for DHS and ICE after the shooting last weekend of Alex Preddy in Minneapolis. A top Minnesota federal court judge is blasting ICE for violating dozens of court orders.
U.S. District Court Chief Judge Patrick Schultz in a court filing in Minneapolis.
What agreement did President Trump reach with Senate Democrats?
says that ice likely violated 96 court orders in the month of january in challenges of ice arrests and detentions during operation metro surge the judge's scathing reprimand of ice as he canceled the contempt of court proceeding for ice chief todd lions that was set for friday with dhs assistant secretary tricia mclaughlin responding questioning if the agency's behavior was so vile why dismiss the order to appear saying that dhs will continue to enforce the laws of the united Not to be deterred by activists either on the streets or on the bench. to the New York Times, ProPublica, and other left-wing news outlets, which was then illegally released to millions of people.
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A federal judge in Washington, D.C., considering whether to release the suspect in a plot to set off pipe bombs at the Democratic and Republican Party headquarters in 2021.
Brian Cole Jr. is charged with interstate transportation of explosives and with malicious attempt to use explosives. Wednesday, his attorneys argued in court the community would be safe with Cole under house arrest wearing an electronic monitor, that he's been living quietly for five years since the pipe bombs were placed outside Republican and Democratic National Committee headquarters the night before the January 6th riot. Prosecutors say Cole made the devices at his family's home, so home confinement doesn't negate any risk here, and that surveillance video showed Cole believed the devices would work, that they were dangerous, that they never went off. The judge said he'd issue a ruling before Cole's next court date in a month.
Jessica Rosenthal, Fox News.
A case of mistaken identity at a Los Angeles County restaurant led to a protest.
Dozens of demonstrators gathered outside a Linwood restaurant Wednesday night after someone inside mistakenly identified two Transportation Safety Administration workers as ICE agents. The two TSA officers were simply eating dinner when rumors began circulating that ICE agents were present, sparking the impromptu protest. Protesters honked horns and blew whistles. Los Angeles police arrived on scene as demonstrators gathered and they eventually dispersed without any reported arrests. Matt Murphy, Fox News.
Applications for unemployment benefits for the week ending January 24th fell by 1,000 to 209,000 from the previous week's number, which was revised upward by 10,000 according to the Labor Department.
What are the implications of the recent court ruling against ICE?
Analysts surveyed by the data firm FACT said we're expecting 205,000 new applications. Applications for unemployment benefits are seen as a representative of U.S. layoffs. Wall Street modest moves at the close after big swings for stocks during the trading day. The Dow gained 55, the Nasdaq off 172. I'm Lisa Lucera. This is Fox News.
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