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What updates are there on immigration enforcement in Minnesota?
We'll soon hear from the border czar. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. Tom Holman, now in charge of immigration enforcement in Minnesota, will talk to reporters in a few hours after all the anti-ICE anger following Saturday's deadly shooting of a protester. Holman has met with Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Fry, who wants ICE out.
The Democrat tells CNN... He did not make a commitment to ending it on any given timeline. However, my hope... My expectation is that the troops and the agents we're seeing will be drawn down.
Fry also says his city will not enforce federal immigration law, prompting President Trump to warn the mayor's playing with fire. There's a new Fox News poll on all this.
While the poll finds more than half of voters support the president's handling of the border, 55% of those surveyed do not approve of his handling of immigration, a seven-point change since April. Nearly 6 in 10 voters now think ICE has been too aggressive. Among those who think ICE is too aggressive, 44% say they're using too much force, 23% say they're targeting the wrong people, and just under 30% said both.
That's Fox's Jessica Rosenthal. There's a hate crime investigation in New York City after this happened last night, appearing to target Jews.
Police were called after this gray car repeatedly rammed the doors of a Brooklyn synagogue during a holy celebration with thousands of congregants inside. Thankfully, no one was hurt. The driver eventually exits his car and witnesses were able to identify him to police.
Fox's Chanley Painter, the FBI's carried out raids in Georgia where state officials say they are concerned 2020 ballots were taken.
Sources tell Fox News that agents retrieved documents, phones and computers after a judge signed a warrant. President Trump has long made Georgia and specifically Fulton County a target of his complaints relating to the 2020 election.
Fox's David Spunt, the president's long claim there was fraud, but after three ballot counts in Georgia, it was certified that President Biden won the state. America's listening to Fox News.
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We mentioned that Fox News poll. More than half surveyed believe the economy is worse now than a year ago. As President Trump touts a different story of more growth and lower inflation, he unveiled a new investment plan for parents of newborns.
With every modest contribution, Trump accounts should reach at least $50,000 in value by... The time the child turns 18 and could be very substantially more than that.
The accounts include a $1,000 contribution from the federal government for newborn babies. Then families can add up to $5,000 more each year. The president probably didn't like that the Federal Reserve did not cut interest rates. After three rate reductions last year, he called too late, not enough. Very critical of Fed Chair Jerome Powell.
While job gains have remained low, the unemployment rate has shown some signs of stabilization. and inflation remains somewhat elevated.
Fed officials upgraded their assessment of the economy to solid from moderate. Two Fed governors, Stephen Myron and Christopher Waller, dissented to hold rates steady.
What do recent polls indicate about public opinion on immigration and ICE?
Both prefer to see them lowered by a quarter percentage point. Waller is under consideration by the White House to replace Chair Jerome Powell, whose term ends in May. When Powell was asked if he was planning to stay on the Fed Board of Governors, he did not provide any answers. Hillary Barsky, Fox News.
On Wall Street, stock futures are up after slight gains yesterday for the Dow and the Nasdaq.
A second golfer is leaving live, Patrick Reed. The PGA Tour released a statement saying Reed would be eligible to return to competition on August 25th, 2026. Reed, who won the Masters in 2018, will continue to compete on the European Tour in the meantime.
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