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What investigation is being conducted into Minnesota officials?

Lisa Lucero 0:02
An investigation into top officials in Minnesota. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanch tells Fox, federal prosecutors are investigating Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Fry for their actions during the surge of ICE agents in the state.
Unknown 0:19
Blanch tells Fox the Trump administration will not tolerate Governor Tim Walz or Mayor Jacob Fry's anti-ICE rhetoric. When the governor or the mayor threaten our officers, when the mayor suggests that he's encouraging... encouraging citizens to call 911 when they see ICE officers. That is very close to a federal crime. This week, six employees at the U.S.

What actions did the Trump administration take against Minnesota leaders?

Unknown 0:39
Attorney's Office here in Minnesota who were not aligned with the Trump agenda were fired.
Lisa Lucero 0:45
Fox's Matt Finn in Minneapolis. Walls posted on eggs. Weaponizing the Justice Department against your opponents is an authoritarian tactic. The Department of Homeland Security has served agents to the state in what it describes as its largest immigration enforcement operation to date. Last week, an ICE agent shot and killed Renee Good during a confrontation while she was in her SUV. DHS claims the immigration officer acted in self-defense. The judge in the hearing for Tyler Robbins and the suspect in the shooting death of Charlie Kirk has adjourned the hearing for now without a ruling. He's considering a defense motion on whether to replace the prosecution team because a college-age child of one of the prosecutors was on the campus of Utah Valley University the day of the shooting.
Lisa Lucero 1:28
The Department of Education holding off on garnishing wages of student loan borrowers.
Unknown 1:33
A statement from the department says the temporary delay gives time to provide additional opportunity for borrowers to make repayments using reforms included in the One Big Beautiful Bill. Last month, the administration announced it would restart wage garnishments this month, and initial notices were sent to 1,000 borrowers last week.
Lisa Lucero 1:52
Fox's Jared Halpern at the White House. America's listening to Fox News.
Ainsley Earhardt 2:00
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Unknown 2:05
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Lisa Lucero 2:15
The Secretary of Transportation has met with Maryland's governor to discuss the cost and timeline of reopening the Francis Scott Key Bridge, which was damaged last year after a ship lost power and slammed into a support pier.
Jessica Rosenthal 2:27
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and Maryland Governor Wes Moore released a joint statement pledging to speed up reconstruction of the Francis Scott Key Bridge as well as the American Legion Bridge, both critical in connecting Maryland to D.C. and Virginia. Late last year, the Maryland Transportation Authority said the Francis Scott Key Bridge would cost as much as $5.2 billion to rebuild, far more than the initial cost estimate, and that it couldn't be done before 2030, when the original goal was 2028. Duffy and Moore said they talked about cost-sharing for the Francis Scott Key Bridge, as well as a public-private partnership for the American Legion Bridge. Jessica Rosenthal, Fox News.
Lisa Lucero 3:04
A new AP Newark Center for Public Affairs research poll finds President Trump's work on the economy hasn't lived up to expectations of many in his own party. But Republicans remain overwhelmingly supportive of his leadership on immigration, even if some don't like his tactics. About 8 in 10 adults who say they are Republican approve of the president's job performance compared with 40 percent of adults overall. A California plan takes the stress out of college admissions.
Ainsley Earhardt 3:30
Sixteen Cal State universities have joined an expanding program allowing direct admission to high school graduates with a minimum GPA of 2.5. Apply and you're in. In the pilot program, 12,000 Riverside County high school students got direct admission to Cal State schools for last fall. Under the state law, SB 640, students can attend the 16 schools, including Cal State San Marcos, San Bernardino, LA.

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