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A changing of the guard. I'm Sue Guzman, Fox News. Border Patrol Commander Greg Bovino is set to leave Minneapolis along with some Border Patrol officers. Details from Fox's Grinnell Scott.
Bovino's departure, along with a number of Customs and Border Protection agents, comes as President Trump's border czar, Tom Holman, makes his way to Minneapolis to oversee ICE operations. Bovino was one of the top enforcement officials who defended the deadly shooting of Alex Preddy last Saturday, claiming Preddy impeded federal agents while being armed. The statements by Bovino caused community and national protests when compared with cell phone video of the shooting. Bovino has also been at other controversial immigration enforcement operations in cities such as Los Angeles and Chicago. Grinnell Scott, Fox News.
Spavino's next assignment is uncertain. The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals says it'll not limit the use of non-lethal deterrents against crowds of demonstrators. That means federal agents can use means such as tear gas or pepper spray to disperse crowds. U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi posting on X calling the decision a full stay against legal action that would handcuff, as she put it, federal law enforcement. Former Olympic snowboarder and reputed drug kingpin Ryan Wedding appearing in court in Los Angeles after being arrested in Mexico. He's arraigned on various charges, including conspiracy to traffic cocaine, witness tampering and murder. Wedding's defense attorney is Anthony Colombo Jr.
Today, Mr. Wedding entered a not guilty plea to both indictments that he's been charged with. The indictments are not evidence. They're just an accusation. The way that our system works is that it's accusatory, not inquisitory. So he entered a not guilty plea to both of those indictments.
He's ordered detained pending future hearings and the trial date was set for March 24th. America's listening to Fox News.
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Massive snowstorm dumping feet of snow and ice over most of the U.S. this weekend. Fox Weather's Robert Ray has more on the storm's cleanup in New York City.
The swath of this storm from Oklahoma to Texas to Arkansas, Louisiana and the deep south and all the way to the mid-Atlantic. and here into the Northeast, wreaking havoc. There's snow on the ground, but it was raging with snow and ice that moved through here. Nearly a foot of snow fell here in Manhattan and the plows around, people crossing streets, slipping, many folks, tourists and residents alone, as the city had nearly 3,000 pieces of equipment out trying to clear the five boroughs, 19,000 lane miles. That is a major task.
More than a half million customers are without power nationwide, and at least 30 people are dead because of the storm. Private aircraft crashing on takeoff from Bangor International Airport in Maine, killing all eight people on board. The Bombardier Challenger 600 crashing about 7.45 p.m. Sunday. National Transportation Safety Board is investigating. A crash occurred as New England and much of the country grappled with that massive winter storm. A redistricting battle in New York City is a backdrop for this year's midterm elections. Fox's Tom Rigotti has more.
Republicans are appealing a judge's decision to redraw the lines of New York City's lone GOP-controlled House seat currently held by Nicole Malliotakis. A judge ruled last week the district was drawn in a way that dilutes the impact of black and Hispanic voters, even though Malliotakis is of Cuban descent. The judge ordered the state's independent redistricting commission to draw up a new map by February 6th. The lawsuit was filed by an election law firm aligned with the Democratic Party. Democrats are expressing confidence they can retake the House in November as the GOP clings to a slim majority.
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