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What is the battle over messaging in Minnesota about?
Battle over messaging in Minnesota. I'm Tom Graham, Fox News. President Trump speaking at the White House today while holding up pictures of immigrants with lengthy criminal records. We're looking to get the criminals out right now. The president praised the work of ICE agents in Minneapolis despite the ongoing pushback from Minnesota leaders who blame immigration officers for inciting violence.
Really a strong message from the Trump administration today.
What did President Trump say about immigration enforcement in Minneapolis?
We heard the border commander... detailing how his agents are pretty much attacked day after day on the streets, their vehicles rammed. He said that's because the governor and the mayor here are really setting the tone, working with violent protesters. It's that collusion and corruption between elected officials and these anarchists that are intent on creating violence for law enforcement. President Trump took a long time laying out mugshots of people he said that ICE have taken off the streets, really listing the crimes one after another, crimes like rape, murder, and child abuse.
This is Steve Harrigan in Minneapolis. A judge ordering actor Timothy Busfield to be released from jail pending a trial on sex abuse charges in New Mexico.
District Judge David Murphy denying New Mexico state prosecutors' request that actor-director Timothy Busfield be held in custody during a detention hearing on child sex abuse charges.
So, Mr. Busfield, I'll set the following conditions of release. You're authorized for release on your own recognizance with the conditions that you appear at all future court settings. You do not violate any laws.
The judge noting he can leave the state but cannot make contact with the alleged victims or any minors. The 68-year-old is accused of inappropriately touching two boys while directing a series in Albuquerque. Defense attorneys deny the claims, playing audio of initial police interviews with the minors who could be heard saying they were not touched inappropriately. Prosecutors argue this does not exonerate Busfield. Kristen Goodwin, Fox News.
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President Trump is looking to finalize his planned Gaza peace board with the ceremony in Switzerland this week. Fox's Jillian Turner at the State Department.
This peace board is not finalized. It has not convened any meetings yet, but it is already courting some major controversy. President Trump envisioned it as a group of willing nations working together to try and rebuild Gaza in the wake of the war, but its critics are alleging that the real purpose is for the president to gain more power on the world stage by making his own United Nations. The invites, they went out last Friday from Washington to leaders around the world asking them to join. Some of the president's picks seem to be no-brainers. Canada, France, Britain, Saudi Arabia, the European Union, even Australia.
Residents charging each nation $1 billion to get a seat on the board, Russian officials have said they received an invitation. U.S. forces have taken control of a seventh oil tanker connected to Venezuela. It's part of the Trump administration's broader effort to take control of the South American country's oil. Now there's a push in Florida to open yet another oil tanker. illegal immigrant holding facility.
Another migrant detention center could be coming to Florida. This one reportedly would be opening up inside a warehouse near Orlando International Airport. Democratic lawmakers are already voicing their opposition, including Congressman Maxwell Frost, who charges President Trump and agents with U.S. immigration and customs enforcement with causing fear.
Ask yourself, do you feel safer now than you did two years ago? No. Do you feel like there's less chaos in our communities now than you did two years ago?
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