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What sparked the Minneapolis demonstrations and how did ICE become involved?
For demonstrations in Minneapolis, I'm Lisa Lacera, Fox News. This coming one day after another incident involving an ICE agent. DHS says the agent was attacked by an illegal im migrant from Venezuela when he was trying to make an arrest. The demonstrations in front of the Whipple Federal Building.
Protesters found this second gate and are trying to block agents from coming and going inside. This is a smaller gate on the northern side of the property. They're yanking on the uh the barricades here at the Cheng Ling fence. There's some K rails. Uh so far it's been fairly peaceful. It's just people chanting, yelling. There has been a cat and mouse game though with the federal agents, though. Whenever there's a shift change or the agents are trying to bring their vehicles out, you'll see them come out with the skirmish.
How did President Trump respond to the Minnesota unrest and what is the Insurrection Act?
And tell people to get out of the road that it's federal property. If they don't move, that they're going to be arrested. Some of the protesters don't want to move, that's when you see people getting shoved.
Fox's film illusion in Minneapolis. President Trump has threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act to deploy the military to Minnesota or federalize the National Guard.
On protesters by the regime. Iran's representative Amir Said Iravani told the UN Security Council emergency meeting on the slaughter of protesters that the Iranian regime is the victim.
In acts of extreme violence resulting from the atrocities committed by ISIS.
What did Iran’s UN representative claim about the regime and U.S. interference?
But seconds later, he accused US officials of stirring the unrest in Iran. Fox is Jessica Rosenthal, and he
suggested the meeting should instead focus on last week's ICE involved deadly shooting of a woman in Minnesota. America's listening to Fox News.
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A major shakeup at the Department of Homeland Security.
The Deputy Director of ICE, Madison Sheehan, will resign from her position to run for Congress in Ohio. Multiple law enforcement sources tell Fox News Sheehan made the announcement internally.
Why is the Deputy Director of ICE resigning and what could it mean for Homeland Security?
She joined the Department of Homeland Security last year after serving as the Secretary of the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries. During her time at ICE, she played a key role in helping the Trump administration carry out its illegal immigration crackdown. She and grew up in the Buckeye State and graduated from Ohio State University. On Capitol Hill, Ryan Schmelz, Fox News.
Police in New York City are looking for the robbers of a business that sells Pokemon cards whose crime was caught on surveillance camera.
That's the sound from a security camera of the smash and grab at Pokey Court in Manhattan. The robbers were said to have fled with more than $100,000 in merchandise. The three people wore masks, two went for merchandise, the third closed the storefront curtain and guarded the door.
How did the Manhattan Pokémon‑card store robbery unfold and what evidence was captured?
Store owner Peter Dew said the armed robbers did not stop with inventory.
Stole from the cash register and all of that. Pointed their guns at a couple more people, wouldn't let anybody leave, and uh then they got out in a couple of minutes.
No one inside the store was hurt. The owners say a rise in Pokemon card value has made them targets of robbers before. So far there have been no arrests. In New York, Gernal Scott, Fox News.
X says it's AI chat bot Grock won't be able to edit photos of real people in revealing clothing in places where it's illegal.
What new AI image‑editing restrictions is X (Twitter) implementing and why?
The announcement coming after a backlash over sexualized images of women and children. X says it's taken technological measures to stop users from editing images, to show people in bikinis, underwear, and other revealing attire, saying the rule applies to paid subscribers and others, and that's the same thing. Image creation or editing will now be available only to paid subscribers. I'm Lisa Licera. This is Fox News.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What sparked the Minneapolis demonstrations and how did ICE become involved?
0:03–0:45
2
How did President Trump respond to the Minnesota unrest and what is the Insurrection Act?
0:45–1:42
3
What did Iran’s UN representative claim about the regime and U.S. interference?
1:42–2:29
4
Why is the Deputy Director of ICE resigning and what could it mean for Homeland Security?
2:29–3:17
5
How did the Manhattan Pokémon‑card store robbery unfold and what evidence was captured?
3:17–3:48
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What new AI image‑editing restrictions is X (Twitter) implementing and why?
3:48–4:11