A Threat from the White House to Minnesota

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What threat did President Trump issue to Minnesota over ICE protests?

Dave Anthony 0:02
This is a Fox News Alert, a threat from the White House to Minnesota. I'm Dave Anthony. It came on Truth Social a short time ago. President Trump wrote, if corrupt politicians in that state don't obey the law and stop professional agitators from attacking ICE, he will institute the Insurrection Act. After another night of protesters clashing with police, calling ICE officers murderers a week after Renee Good's shooting death. They were even more angry over another ICE-involved shooting. Anyone that is taking the bait tonight, stop. Minneapolis mayor Jacob Fry, an ICE critic, has praised peaceful protesters but told those getting violent. That is not helpful.

How did the recent Minneapolis protests and ICE-related shootings unfold?

Dave Anthony 0:43
Go home. As for the new shooting, it happened as I stopped a car to take a Venezuelan illegal immigrant into custody.
Alexis McAdams 0:48
They say he doesn't stop the car. Two other guys are in there with them. They crash, they get out, and then, according to DHS and according to the police chief, they did confirm that there was a physical altercation.
Alexis McAdams 1:06
The Venezuelan man who's in the country legally, according to ICE with a rap sheet, is hit in the lake, expected to be okay.
Jonathan Savage 1:26
Rights groups believe more than two and a half thousand people have been killed by the Iranian authorities and more than eighteen thousand people arrested. Iran, though, says it has no plan to execute anyone alleged to be involved.
Dave Anthony 1:38
That's Fox's Jonathan Savage.

What details emerged from the Venezuelan immigration traffic stop incident?

Dave Anthony 1:41
Space ended early. Very early this morning. On behalf of SpaceX and NASA, welcome home, crew eleven. After splashing down in the Pacific about five hours ago and NASA's first ever medical evacuation, they were not saying which member of the four person crew needed to return for treatment or what the illness is. America's listening to Fox News.
Ainsley Earhart 2:00
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What are the latest human‑rights concerns involving Iran’s authorities?

Dave Anthony 2:16
Again, our top Fox News story, President Trump threatening to invoke the Insurrection Act in Minneapolis after a week of angry anti-ICE protests that escalated last night in a second ICE involved shooting. This one not deadly like last Wednesday. Now an update in another shooting in another immigration traffic stop one week ago in Portland, Oregon, where there's been a not guilty plea.
Lisa LaSara 2:37
The public defender for Luis David Nino Moncada entered the plea on his behalf in U.S. District Court. The FBI said in a court filing it found no surveillance or other video of the shooting where a border agent wounded Nino Moncada and his female passenger while they were in a pickup truck in the parking lot of a medical complex. The Department of Homeland Security has said both were members of the Venezuelan gang Trende Arangua and Portland Police Chief Bob Day said that the government was a very good thing. Last week, a witness to a shooting last summer confirmed the two had some nexus to the gang. Nino Moncada remains in custody with a release hearing scheduled for next week.

Why did NASA and SpaceX announce a medical evacuation for crew‑eleven?

Lisa LaSara 3:12
A trial is scheduled for March. Lisa Lacera, Fox News.
Dave Anthony 3:16
A setback in federal court for Republicans trying to undo a congressional redistricting in California that voters approved in November and could give Democrats five more house seats.
Kristen Goodwin 3:26
A three judge panel finding in a two to one decision, plaintiffs failed to show that racial gerrymandering occurred, adding, We conclude that there was no basis for issuing a preliminary injunction. California Governor Gavin Newsome saying Republicans' weak attempt to silence voters failed, reiterating prompt fifty is a response to Republicans redrawing maps in their favor in Texas. Kristen Goodwin, Fox News.
Dave Anthony 3:50
An unemployment update is just out. First time claims dropped slightly last week down to one hundred ninety-eight, the number of people continuing to collect jobless benefits also dropped a bit down to one point eight eight million. On Wall Street, stock futures are mixed ahead of the opening bell this hour.

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