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The president's sending more troops. I'm Carmen Roberts, Fox News. President Trump says he is ordering the Pentagon to send troops to Portland, Oregon to protect ICE facilities. Fox's Madeline Rivera has more from the White House.
President Trump has been focused on taking down what he calls domestic terrorism networks in the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination. And he has been focusing on left-leaning groups.
What military actions is President Trump ordering in Portland?
The president's saying on Truth Social that he is directing his Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, to provide troops to Portland and any other ICE facilities that he says are under siege from attack by Antifa and other domestic terrorists. He says he's authorizing full force if necessary. The city's mayor reported seeing armored vehicles and more federal agents in the city. He says they did not ask them to come.
Well, the president's crackdown on Democratic-led cities, including Los Angeles and D.C., has fueled legal concerns and spurred protest. The Carolinas are bracing for a powerful storm. Fox Weather's Mike Seidel in Folly Beach, South Carolina, with details.
It will become tropical storm Imelda and then forecast to become a minimal hurricane by the early part of the week. It's going to take from now until Tuesday to get it due east of Jacksonville. So we're a long way from anything here in South Carolina. But the track comes up, stalls, and then goes right out to sea. Landfall now is looking less and less likely, but we will still have impacts. Even though the Carolina coast is not on the cone, you can still have impacts outside of the cone. One of those is rainfall. Flood watches will probably go up and there'll be some flash flooding. Winds may gust to Hurricane Force, 74 miles an hour. This is all going to be ironed out in the coming days.
And the National Hurricane Center's issued a tropical storm watch for the east coast of Florida. And health officials in Gaza say Israeli strikes killed at least 57 people in Gaza today. America's listening to Fox News.
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Outrage in a Houston community over a Halloween display that appears to promote violence against ICE agents.
The display in Houston's predominantly Hispanic second-world neighborhood shows two mannequins being lynched and two on the ground in coffins. The mannequins are dressed in black shirts, tan pants, and face masks similar to ICE agents' attire. They're wearing red hats similar to supporters of President Trump. Many are calling for the display to be taken down and the person behind it to be arrested. The display comes after a gunman, Joshua John, opened fire on a van at a Dallas ICE facility, killing one detainee and injuring two others.
Deborah Valentine, Fox News. The federal government faces a multi-million dollar civil rights lawsuit over an ICE raid in California that allegedly injured a U.S. citizen.
Rafi Shuhed says he pleaded with ICE agents to allow his workers to retrieve documents proving they are able to work in the U.S. when officials turned up to his car wash in Van Nuys earlier this month.
I was begging him. I have a heart condition.
The 79-year-old U.S. citizen says he was respectful, but was thrown to the ground, had a knee pressed on his neck, was arrested and detained for hours without medical attention. He's suing the government for $50 million, alleging he suffered broken ribs, a traumatic brain injury, and claiming agents violated his civil rights. The Department of Homeland Security says the operation targeted five undocumented immigrants and that Shoehead was arrested for allegedly assaulting and impeding a federal officer. Kristen Goodwin, Fox News.
And one of the original Tuskegee Airmen dies at 100 years old. Retired Lieutenant Colonel George Hardy flew combat missions during World War II when he was just 19 years old.
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