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Protesters arrested. I'm Deborah Valentine, Fox News. NEI's protesters are demonstrating outside of a hotel where ICE agents are thought to be housed. Fox's Garrett Tenney reporting from Minneapolis.
This is one of the loudest protests that I have been at. There are hundreds of people here. It's whatever you can make noise with. We've got a lot of whistles, just whatever pots and pans people could grab, a spatula, a Lid of a pot. There's tubas, trumpets, lots of whistles. We even saw an inflatable frog with an accordion. So they are here because they believe ICE agents are staying at this hotel. We don't know if that's actually the case, but their goal is to try to make sure that ICE agents have as hard of a time as possible sleeping. They plan to be out here for three, four hours plus. Hundreds of people are here.
They have totally blocked off almost an entire city block here. The protests after an ICE agent who claims self-defense fatally shot an anti-ICE protester. Protests continuing in Portland, Oregon, where federal agents reportedly shot two illegal migrants with alleged terrorism connections.
DHS says the driver of, they say he tried to run over law enforcement, ended up getting shot, and then called 911. Take a listen to the dispatch audio. Police are en route. It looks like caller saying that he was shot twice by ICE. and his wife was shot as well. DHS identified both suspects in this case as criminal illegal aliens from Venezuela. They say the driver was arrested for DUI and unauthorized use of a vehicle, and DHS identified the passenger in the vehicle as a 32-year-old woman who is affiliated with a Trinidad and Guam prostitution ring.
Fox's Christina Coleman reporting from Portland. Oregon officials are calling for an independent investigation and want ICE to halt operations in Portland, Oregon. America's listening to Fox News.
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President Trump meeting with oil industry executives at the White House Friday, looking to secure private funding to revive Venezuela's petroleum industry.
President Trump says he wants to integrate the two economies, that of the United States and Venezuela. His goal to lower oil and gas prices for American citizens. Oil companies, he says, will spend $100 billion to rebuild the infrastructure there. But they have some concerns about security and safety of their equipment and their people working there. So they want those security guarantees. And President Trump says he is prepared to give those guarantees.
Fox's Grady Trimble reporting from the White House. Protests in Iran have gone nationwide. They are with thousands taking to the streets, leading to a tough and deadly response by the Iranian regime. Fox's Kevin Cork has the latest.
Iran's supreme leader is vowing not to back down. Ayatollah Ali Khamenei accusing the protesters of trying to please President Trump. Indeed, some protesters have... named streets after our president, putting up signs with his name, an obvious nod to his very strong criticism of the regime and his threat to strike them if they continue to indiscriminately kill protesters. Iranian authorities are signaling they will continue further crackdowns on the demonstrators. In fact, they've already cut Internet access nationwide as the protests have now claimed at least 44 lives across major cities. All this is happening, by the way, As the regime continues to allegedly kidnap protesters, torture them and hang them away from public view.
The protests erupted in answer to Iran's crippling economy and currency crisis. The Dow and S&P 500 setting new records Friday following a mixed jobs report. Finding the unemployment rate was better than expected. The Dow added 237 points, ending at 49,507. The S&P 500 added 44. The tech-heavy Nasdaq rose 0.8%.
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