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What tensions are currently unfolding in Minnesota?
More tension in Minnesota. I'm Daria Albinger. Fox News protests continue as demonstrations clash. Federal authorities in Minneapolis clashing with protesters. Fox's Matt Finn is there with the latest.
Unrest showing no signs of slowing down in the Twin Cities. Persistent protesters even lit fires for warmth on a snowy Friday night outside of the ICE detention center. U.S. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche telling immigration agents the DOJ will go after anyone who lays a finger on them. My marching orders from President Trump all the way on down, Attorney General Bondi all the way on down, is that every single time that happens, we will prosecute.
How are federal authorities responding to protests in Minneapolis?
In a special state address this week, Governor Walz telling people to collect evidence against ICE. People are learning about opportunities, not just to resist, but to help people who are in danger. The DOJ is now investigating Walz and Fry for possibly impeding immigration enforcement.
Meanwhile, active duty soldiers are on standby for potential deployment to the city. Members of Congress standing apart in pursuit of governance over Greenland and what it may mean for America's global standing. Here's Fox's Grinnell Scott.
Texas GOP Senator John Cornyn, a Foreign Relations Committee member, said on Fox News Sunday he thinks the president can get Greenland, a Danish territory.
He believes in strategic ambiguity and talks in terms that get people involved. get people's attention. But ultimately, I think there's a deal to be made.
Kentucky Republican Senator Rand Paul said on NBC's Meet the Press, while military action to get Greenland isn't ruled out.
I've heard of no Republican support for that, even though most hawkish members of our caucus have said they won't support that.
President Trump plans tariffs on nations against his Greenland plan. A joint NATO statement said tariffs undermine transatlantic relations. Gernal Scott, Fox News. America's listening to Fox News.
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The European Union held emergency talks after President Trump threatened tariffs on eight countries over their opposition to U.S. control of Greenland. Fox's Chanley Painter has details.
A 10% tariff will take effect on February 1st and increase to 25% on June 1st. unless a deal is reached. The countries include Denmark, Norway, France, Sweden, Germany, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Finland. European leaders quickly and sharply criticized the move. Thousands also marched in Greenland and Denmark on Saturday to protest against a potential U.S. takeover. Meantime, a bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers is in Copenhagen to showing support for Denmark and Greenland's sovereignty and NATO.
The president claims that Greenland is critical to U.S. security and has not ruled out the use of military force. After a successful operation in Venezuela, which ended with the arrest of Nicolas Maduro, President Trump is now weighing options on Iran as the country's leadership launches a violent crackdown on anti-government protesters. Senator Bill Hagerty joining Fox's Sunday Morning Futures with Maria Bartiromo to discuss whether the president should take more aggressive action against the Iranian leadership.
We've seen what happens when we fail to do so under President Obama rather than take aggressive action when Iranians were in the streets really looking and searching for the type of leadership that President Trump is now delivering. What did Obama do? He remained silent and turned around and handed them billions of dollars, pallets of cash in return for this so-called operation. Iran deal that was a massive failure.
Senator Bill Hagerty, officials in Iran have admitted the death toll following the widespread demonstrations has surpassed 5,000 and is expected to rise. An explosion at a factory in China's Inner Mongolia region killed two people, six others hospitalized, sent heavy plumes of smoke into the sky and caused tremors in the surrounding area.
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