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He'll consider it. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. President Trump says he'll take a closer look at a plan to reopen the Department of Homeland Security.
President Trump says any deal made in the Senate he won't be happy about, but stops short of signaling opposition to a DHS funding bill that would leave out some programs for immigration operations.
We're going to take a good hard look at it. I want to support Republicans.
What updates did President Trump provide on the Department of Homeland Security?
And, you know, sometimes it's awfully hard to get votes when you have Democrats that Don't want to have voter ID. They don't want to have proof of citizenship.
The agreement would also not include the Save America Act voter ID legislation the president has urged Republicans to include as part of DHS funding. Instead, Republicans in the Senate would try to advance elements of that proposal through a budget process that avoids a 60 vote filibuster.
Fox's Jared Halpern at the White House. The U.S. has reportedly sent Iran a 15 point plan aimed at ending the military action in the Middle East. President Trump said earlier negotiations are ongoing.
The other side, I can tell you they'd like to make a deal. And who wouldn't if you were there? Look, their Navy's gone. Their Air Force is gone.
Their communications are good. This is more American forces are set to head to the region, including troops from the 82nd Airborne Division. The NTSB with a new insight into the moments prior to an Air Canada jet and a fire truck crash at New York's LaGuardia Airport.
The NTSB highlighted several preliminary findings, first from the cockpit voice recording, with an important point 40 seconds before the end, as investigator Doug Brazy said.
LaGuardia Tower asked which vehicle needed to cross a runway. At 28 seconds, truck one made a radio transmission.
Truck one is told to stop four seconds before the recording ends.
Fox's Colonel Scott, there were two controllers in the tower at the time of the crash. America is listening to Fox News.
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Minnesota files a federal lawsuit against the Trump administration for access to evidence related to three shootings.
Minnesota officials accused the Trump administration of withholding evidence related to three shootings by federal officers, including the killings of Rene Good and Alex Preddy. The two U.S. citizens were fatally shot by immigration agents after President Trump sent thousands of federal officers to the Minneapolis and St. Paul area as part of his crackdown on illegal immigration. The DOJ opening a federal civil rights investigation into Freddie's killing, but not goods. Minnesota's suit alleges the government cannot withhold investigative evidence for the purpose of shielding law enforcement officers from scrutiny where a state is investigating serious potential violations of its criminal laws. asking for a court order requiring the Trump administration to comply.
Kristen Goodwin, Fox News.
The Trump administration banning the import of foreign-made computer routers.
The ban targets consumer-grade routers used to connect computers and smart devices to the Internet. The Federal Communications Commission gives two reasons. One, protecting the supply chain of equipment necessary for the U.S. economy, infrastructure, and national defense. And two, security gaps in routers that could be used for espionage, theft, network disruptions, and attacks on households. The ban applies to new models, not anything already authorized for sale or in use. It's unclear whether routers sold by American companies manufactured overseas are included. There's an exemption for routers given conditional approval by the Departments of War or Homeland Security deemed to not pose unacceptable risks.
Chris Foster, Fox News.
Soccer fans in Europe have launched a formal complaint with the European Commission against FIFA over ticket prices for the World Cup. They claim FIFA has abused its position and put the higher prices in place when tickets went on sale in December.
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