DOJ Launching Criminal Investigation After ICE Church Protest

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What triggered the DOJ's criminal investigation after the ICE church protest?

Lisa LaSera 0:02
A criminal investigation. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News.
Jeff Manasso 0:07
You are not allowed to stop people from worshiping.
Lisa LaSera 0:09
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, after protesters disrupted a service at the city's church in St. Paul yesterday, chanting Ice Out and Renee Good. Fox's Steve Harrigan is in Minneapolis.
Unknown 0:20
Here's what one of those protesters had to say. Where are you? Where are your people? Why are you not at Whipple every day fighting for the humanity, standing for our people?

What were the protesters' main messages during the church disruption?

Unknown 0:31
The governor, through a spokesperson, issued a statement saying he does not support interruptions in a house of worship.
Lisa LaSera 0:37
St. Paul police actively probing the incident as a disorderly conduct investigation. President Trump is not going on record yet to say military force is an option for acquiring Greenland. No comment.
Unknown 0:49
That is what the president said to NBC News in a brief phone call about getting control of the Danish territory for the U.S. He hopes he can push along a cash deal to purchase Greenland by using tariffs to begin February 1st on Denmark and seven other European nations that are against the acquisition. One nation he targeted specifically, Norway. In a text to Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Garstora, President Trump said not being given the Nobel Peace Prize last year makes him not feel obligated to think purely of peace. Garstora responded, saying Norway fully supports Denmark on the Greenland issue.
Lisa LaSera 1:27
Fox's Grinnell Scott. Greenland's prime minister posting on Facebook that any tariff threats from President Trump would not change their stance. This is thousands of Greenlanders marched over the weekend in protest of any effort to take over the territory. Parades, service projects, and remembrances held across the country for the 40th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr. Day as a federal holiday. Just days after King was assassinated in 1968, the push began to create the holiday. President Reagan signed the bill into law in 1983. America's listening to Fox News.
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Lisa LaSera 2:15
A landmark school shooting case in Michigan getting another look over claims the prosecutor crossed ethical lines.
Jeff Manasso 2:21
The Detroit Free Press reports that Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald is being accused by a former Wayne County prosecutor of putting winning over justice. and using the case against Jennifer and James Crumbly to advance her political career. That McDonald withheld evidence, protected key witnesses, and used the media and a public relations firm to allegedly prejudice the defendants early on while a gag order was in place. The Crumblys, sentenced to at least 10 years in prison for providing the gun their then 15-year-old son used to kill. The Oakland County Attorney's Office saying it's proud of their work and of the verdicts.

How are local authorities responding to the church protest incident?

Jeff Manasso 2:57
Jeff Manasso, Fox News.
Lisa LaSera 2:59
Firefighters in Chile battling forest fires that have killed at least 19 people and forced 50,000 to leave their homes as they sweep through thousands of acres in the center and south of the country. Union Pacific says it's ready to provide the necessary information to wrap up its merger with Norfolk Southern.
Ginny Koselda 3:15
Union Pacific says it will provide additional information requested by the Surface Transportation Board, which last week declared its merger application with Norfolk Southern.

What are the implications of President Trump's comments on Greenland?

Ginny Koselda 3:26
incomplete. The companies were invited to revise and resubmit the application. Regulators wanted more information on the combined company's projected market share and some other documents. The Wall Street Journal says the request is likely to delay what it's already expected to be a lengthy merger review process. The Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern merger will create a single company controlling coast-to-coast rail shipments for the first time in U.S. history. Ginny Koselda, Fox News.
Lisa LaSera 3:57
Italian fashion designer Valentino, known for his glamorous gowns, beloved by royals, first ladies, and movie stars, has died.

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