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What leadership changes are happening in Minnesota regarding ICE operations?
Ice leadership changes in Minnesota. I'm Sue Guzman, Fox News. As tensions remain high after the second fatal ice shooting in Minneapolis in less than a month, President Trump says he spoke with local officials about the situation.
During a phone call with Minnesota's Governor Tim Walz, the President laid out several steps that state and local law enforcement could take to... more or less ease the tension between his state and the feds. The conversation comes amid reports that Greg Bovino is now moving from his role as commander-at-large for the Border Patrol back to his former post in California. Meantime, Governor Walz called his chat with the president productive, writing this on X, the president agreed to look into reducing the number of federal agents in Minnesota.
How is President Trump's administration addressing the situation in Minneapolis?
Fox's Kevin Cork, President Trump says starting today, Border Czar Tom Homan will head up ICE operations in the state and report directly to him. FBI Director Kash Patel and Fox's Hannity commenting on the Border Patrol agent-involved shooting of 37-year-old Alex Preddy, who was armed at the time he was shot and killed this weekend.
It's not smart to go out there with a fully loaded weapon. We're just saying be careful and be reasonable. Like you've outlined, if you have a right to a permit for a firearm, that's okay. But you cannot incite violence.
Meanwhile, the chances of a government shutdown is becoming more likely. More from Fox's Ryan Schmelz.
Lawmakers are working to get back in D.C. amid the cleanup of a major winter storm across the country. Even if the Senate returns and has full attendance, Democrats are threatening to block a government funding bill that includes the Department of Homeland Security following the death of Alex Preddy in Minnesota. If the Senate makes any changes to the minibus package, the House will have to return to vote on it. and how sources tell Fox News they have no plans on returning this week. The deadline to avoid a government shutdown is Friday. In Washington, Ryan Schmelz, Fox News.
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Air travel slowly getting back to normal after a winter storm led to thousands of flight delays and cancellations across the country. Fox's Madison Scarpino has more at the Hartsfield Jackson International Airport in Atlanta, Georgia.
The winter storm making a major mess for the majority of people trying to catch a flight these past few days. We got here and they canceled our flight just minutes before we boarded. It was kind of a letdown for us. Countless travelers still scrambling in the aftermath of this weekend's storm. And Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy telling Fox, even when these flight disruptions subside, we'll likely see a ripple effect. There's going to be more capacity. As people have had flights canceled, they're going to have to get on another flight if they need to fly. And so you're going to see fuller flights as we come back online. Airports hit especially hard in places like New York, Boston, D.C., Dallas, Charlotte, and Atlanta.
Monday saw about 7,000 delays and over 5,000 cancellations. Activists now say more than 6,000 people have been killed in the crackdowns against protesters in Iran. This is the USS Abraham Lincoln's arrived in the Middle East as President Trump expands his options for action against Iran if necessary. Few dozen Iranian immigrants were deported to their home country as President Trump continues threatening Iran's leadership. Fox's Jennifer Griffin in Washington, D.C., has more.
The Trump administration sent a deportation flight of nearly 40 Iranians from the U.S. to Iran on Sunday. According to the American Immigration Council, which represents some of the Iranians slated for deportation, this is the third ICE deportation flight to Iran since September.
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