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What are the latest updates on the Homeland Security shutdown?
It's not a done deal on Lisa Brady. Fox News, a plan to end the Homeland Security shutdown by funding most DHS agencies, clearing the U.S. Senate overnight. But it's not clear yet what the House will do.
We support reopening the parts of the Department of Homeland Security that Donald Trump and Republicans recklessly shut down. We support paying TSA agents and we support ending the chaos at airports.
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, as Democrats keep pushing for immigration enforcement reforms, the Senate version does not include reforms. It just leaves out funding for ICE and border protection.
It's infuriating that Democrats are willing to inflict pain on the American people simply so they can defund the agency that is responsible, literally, for removing criminals, illegal aliens.
House Speaker Mike Johnson has said he's not in favor of breaking apart DHS spending. Before the Senate vote, President Trump had directed Homeland Security to pay TSA workers who are missing a second full paycheck today.
It's now been more than a week of travelers dealing with crazy long lines here at the Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Hopefully some relief will come soon. We will see if that happens.
Fox's Madison Scarpino, nearly 500 TSA workers have quit and thousands have been calling out to get other work that pays. During the shutdown, President Trump said to announce relief for farmers as fertilizer costs rise, along with fuel prices, while fighting continues in the Middle East. Vice President J.D. Vance holding the first meeting of a fraud task force, focusing in part on a scandal over social services in Minnesota, including Medicaid.
Now, what we've seen is Somali fraudsters at an industrial scale taking advantage of that program to the tune of millions and millions of dollars.
That remains under state and federal investigation in Minnesota, where some Democrats have accused the Trump administration of singling out Democrat-led states and immigrant communities. America is listening to Fox News.
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A Florida congresswoman could face expulsion from the House after the ethics panel found she committed 25 violations. This after a probe of allegations that have already led to state and federal criminal charges of stealing millions of dollars in COVID relief funds. Representative Sheila Scherfelis McCormick, a Florida Democrat, denies wrongdoing.
How are Democrats pushing for immigration enforcement reforms?
Her attorney had argued the ethics committee trial should wait until after the criminal cases were finished. But a vote? came early today and the panel plans to recommend a punishment in the coming weeks. A young boy missing from Ohio is found in Puerto Rico.
A four-year-old boy from North Olmstead, Ohio, found safe by U.S. Marshals in Puerto Rico Wednesday after the boy was taken there earlier this month by his mother, Evelyn Otero. who only had limited visitation rights and who did not have custody of the boy, who we're told has severe health issues.
Any circumstance around a missing child, we want to do a good job. We want to make sure that we're proactive and we swiftly find that child as fast as we possibly can.
Deputy U.S. Marshal Jordan Fisher, the boy now back in Ohio with his father, as Evelyn Otero awaits extradition on eight counts of interference with custody. Jeff Manasso, Fox News.
Companies that make dietary supplements want to expand the kinds of ingredients they're allowed to use in their products. The FDA holding a meeting on that today. Another country may be banning kids' social media use.
Austria's governing coalition says there are plans to ban social media use for children under 14. Draft legislation will be drawn up by the end of June to require age verification and protect users' privacy. It needs parliamentary approval, and it's not clear when it might take effect.
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