Lawmakers hold field hearing on Trump’s immigration actions in MN
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What are lawmakers saying about Trump’s immigration actions in Minnesota?
A field hearing in Minnesota. I'm Lisa Brady. Fox News. As Democrats in Congress keep up the pressure over immigration enforcement operations, they argue, have crossed a line.
Let me be clear. This pattern of reckless, even lethal use of force...
cannot continue. Washington State Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal says a surge of federal agents is putting lives at risk, also accusing agents of trying to suppress free speech rights. Protests have escalated after last week's deadly shooting of Renee Good, accused of attacking officers with her car.
How does Congress view the surge of federal agents and the alleged suppression of free‑speech rights?
The Trump administration says agents are enforcing immigration laws as the president threatens to send in troops over violent protests. It's one of the issues that could risk another government shutdown, with current funding running out later this month. In both parties dealing with divisions.
Democrats are talking about ICE. Threats of overseas military intervention are rattling the GOP. But some Republicans believe the party is focused on bread and butter issues. They say U.S. intervention is a part of that, especially in Venezuela.
Why is President Trump pushing for U.S. control of Greenland and what are the security arguments?
Fox's chat program on Capitol Hill. President Trump suggesting he may punish countries economically if they don't support his push for U.S. control of Greenland. I may put a tariff on countries if they don't go along with Greenland. He says the U.S. needs the Danish territory for national security, warning the current defenses there couldn't stand up to potential threats from Russia or China. A bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers meeting with lawmakers from Denmark and Greenland in Copenhagen.
We spoke about the value of NATO and the commitment to respecting the core principles of sovereignty, territorial integrity, and self-determination.
What does the new Texas Senate primary poll reveal about the race between James Tallarico and Jasmine Crockett?
Delaware Democratic Senator Chris Coons, Alaska Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski says Greenland should be viewed as an ally, not an asset. Just getting reports from the Danish Arctic commander that the U.S. has been invited to join a joint military exercise in Greenland. America is listening to Fox News.
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President Trump reportedly plans to pardon a former governor of Puerto Rico, Wanda Vasquez, who pleaded guilty last year to a campaign finance violation.
How would a proposed ‘OnlyFans’ sin tax work in Florida and who supports or opposes it?
She's due to be sentenced this month, but a White House official says the president views the case as a political prosecution. A new poll finds shifting support in Texas ahead of a Senate primary in March.
The poll of the Texas Senate primary races done by Emerson College finds that Texas State Representative James Tallarico leads his fellow Democrat, Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett, by nine percentage points among likely Democratic voters. Tallarico has reversed the gap from a December survey by Texas Southern University that showed Crockett leading by a similar margin. In both polls, Tallarico leads among Latino and white voters, while Crockett leads with black voters. On the Republican side, Senator John Cornyn is in a dead heat with Attorney General Ken Paxton, a race that is likely to lead to a runoff. Cornyn is one of three sitting Republican senators President Trump has not endorsed for re-election.
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What other political stories (pardon, gubernatorial race, etc.) are highlighted in the closing segment?
A sin tax, not in Sin City, but in the Sunshine State, proposed by Republican candidate James Fishback.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What are lawmakers saying about Trump’s immigration actions in Minnesota?
0:03–0:35
2
How does Congress view the surge of federal agents and the alleged suppression of free‑speech rights?
0:35–1:06
3
Why is President Trump pushing for U.S. control of Greenland and what are the security arguments?
1:06–1:41
4
What does the new Texas Senate primary poll reveal about the race between James Tallarico and Jasmine Crockett?
1:41–2:25
5
How would a proposed ‘OnlyFans’ sin tax work in Florida and who supports or opposes it?
2:25–3:20
6
What other political stories (pardon, gubernatorial race, etc.) are highlighted in the closing segment?
3:20–4:13