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What are the latest updates on ICE operations in Minnesota?
Avowed to continue ICE operations in Minnesota. Fox News, I'm Sue Guzman. About 1,500 U.S. soldiers are reportedly on standby to be deployed to Minneapolis as the unrest continues to escalate between ICE agents and protesters. President Trump has threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act if local authorities don't crack down. On anti-ice agitators, DHS Secretary Kristi Noem on CBS' Face the Nation.
We wouldn't be in this situation if Joe Biden hadn't allowed our open border policies to be in place and allowed up to 20 million people unvetted into this country. We have no idea how many dangerous people are here.
Meanwhile, the Justice Department wants to determine if Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Fry and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz are impeding law and federal law enforcement.
This whole investigation would ultimately be the product of one of the most basic foundational responsibilities that I have as mayor, which is to speak on behalf of my constituents.
How is President Trump responding to the unrest in Minneapolis?
That is Fry on ABC's This Week. Well, President Trump is threatening European Union nations that oppose the U.S. 's taking control of Greenland with tariffs that start at 10%. Fox's Stephanie Bennett with more from London.
Denmark's foreign minister says they're trying to get President Donald Trump to abandon the idea of owning or purchasing Greenland and explore a more diplomatic path forward. EU leaders, they're in talks in Brussels, and one option thrown out there is hitting the U.S. with retaliatory tariffs. They could meet again on Thursday. NATO's Secretary General Mark Rutte, he held a phone call with President Trump saying they will continue working on this. And UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer also talked to Trump saying applying tariffs on allies is wrong.
What actions are being taken regarding visa processing for certain countries?
President Trump insists it's critical for America's national security. Also, the land is rich in minerals.
NATO members sent extra security forces to Greenland and Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said Europe will not be blackmailed. America's listening to Fox News.
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This week, the Trump administration will begin freezing visa processing for people from 75 countries. Fox's C.B.
How is Iran's leadership reacting to protests and U.S. involvement?
Cotton. U.S. consular officers will begin refusing visas to nationals, according to a State Department memo first seen and reported on by Fox Digital. The change will begin January 21st and continue until the State Department conducts a reassessment of immigrant visa processing. And the State Department points to its authority under the public charge provision of immigration law. The department wrote on X saying, quote, the freeze will remain active until the U.S. can ensure that new immigrants will not extract wealth from the American people, end quote.
Exceptions will be made for immigrants who do not rely on welfare. An address on state media this week from Iran's leader blaming President Trump for widespread protests. Fox's Trey Youngston, Tel Aviv.
What recent incidents have occurred in Spain related to train collisions?
We know that Iran's supreme leader for the first time indicated that thousands of people were indeed killed during these protests as members of this audience chanted death to America and death to Israel. Khamenei once again directly attacked President Trump, calling him a criminal.
In this revolt, the U.S. president himself intervened directly. He made remarks in person, made statements and issued threats. He encouraged seditious people to go ahead.
Much of the day also posting about the United States and President Trump on X, to which President Trump responded, it's time to look for new leadership in Iran.
The U.S. is moving military assets to the region. Iran's foreign minister spoke to Fox last week, claiming Israeli intelligence agents and ISIS-style terror groups are killing protesters to provoke U.S.
What are the implications of President Trump's tariffs on international relations?
military intervention. And at least 21 people are now dead after two high-speed trains collided with one another in southern Spain.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What are the latest updates on ICE operations in Minnesota?
0:02–0:58
2
How is President Trump responding to the unrest in Minneapolis?
0:58–1:43
3
What actions are being taken regarding visa processing for certain countries?
1:43–2:23
4
How is Iran's leadership reacting to protests and U.S. involvement?
2:23–3:08
5
What recent incidents have occurred in Spain related to train collisions?
3:08–3:54
6
What are the implications of President Trump's tariffs on international relations?
3:54–4:13