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A man and a woman shot by federal agents in Portland. I'm Sue Guzman, Fox News. Two people hospitalized after they were shot by federal immigration agents in Portland, Oregon. Details from Fox's Kevin Cork.
The shooting unfolded after Border Patrol agents stopped a car, and that's when agents identified themselves as officers. to the people in the car, both of whom are believed to have been affiliated with the criminal Venezuelan gang Trende Aragua. Now, allegedly, after being contacted by cops, they tried to run over the agents. DHS tells Fox the agents only fired because they feared for their safety. After that shooting, the driver and passenger, both of whom were hit, drove off, only to be found about 10 minutes later. Portland officials are concerned that the city could be an emotional powder keg, and so they're urging calm.
Portland Mayor Keith Wilson calling on ICE to halt its deportation efforts until a full investigation is completed. Portland police say it's unknown if those shot were immigrants or if it was immigration-related. Protests continued for a second day in Minneapolis Thursday, following the death of a driver at the hands of an ICE agent. Fox's Garrett Tenney.
The Minnesota National Guard is on standby in case protests get out of hand. We did see more than a dozen people arrested at a protest outside a federal building where demonstrators were throwing water bottles at Border Patrol. State officials are crying foul, claiming they have been pushed out of the investigation into this shooting that is now being led solely by the FBI. Minnesota's Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan posted, I don't trust the Trump administration to conduct this investigation. We need a full, independent, and transparent investigation led by state and local law enforcement.
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President Trump sitting down for an exclusive interview with Fox's Hannity. He was asked why he staged the military strike and arrest of Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela.
Well, it wasn't a hard decision. Democrats wanted him and Republicans wanted him and nobody had what it takes to get him or didn't want to get him. I don't know. Something happened.
The U.S. military captured the Venezuelan leader Saturday, sparking outrage from lawmakers, the American people and the international community. Maduro pleaded not guilty to federal drug and weapons charges in a New York court Monday. Some lawmakers said the operation sets a precedent for China to take over Taiwan. A handful of Senate Republicans joining Democrats on a resolution that would direct the removal of U.S. forces from hostilities within or against Venezuela, the effort clearing a procedural hurdle with a simple majority. However, the resolution has little chance of becoming law as President Trump is widely expected to veto the measure. The residents in Purcell, Oklahoma, cleaning up damage done by a tornado.
Fox 25 Oklahoma City's Paige Taylor is there with the details.
It was early Thursday morning when a tornado came ripping through Purcell. The tornado left behind a trail of damage and downed power lines and put a tree through the front window of Alexis Dittmar and Jessica Barnett's home. Tree comes through the front of the house. It's not good, so... According to the National Weather Service, survey teams have found at least EF1 damage. City officials say only one person was injured in the storm. A truck driver had minor injuries due to the truck and trailer being flipped on its side. For this family, they're now deciding how to deal with the storm's aftermath.
City officials in Purcell said their priority now is getting power restored to residents who lost it in the tornadoes. The government of Iran has cut off the country from the Internet and international telephone calls as a demonstration is called by the country's exiled crown prince to a mass of people to the streets.
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