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Schumer: ICE Agents ‘Don’t Belong in Our Cities’, Need an Investigation of Minneapolis Shooting

On Wednesday’s broadcast of MS NOW’s “The Briefing,” Senate Minority Leader Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) stated that while there still needs to be an investigation of the shooting in Minneapolis, “We should not have ICE agents patrolling our streets. They’re
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Minneapolis Councilmember: ICE Agents ‘Could Have Just Moved Out [of] the Way’ of Car

On Wednesday’s broadcast of CNN’s “The Lead,” Minneapolis City Councilmember Jason Chavez argued that the federal government is “making up fantasies” when it says an ICE officer shot a woman in Minneapolis in self-defense earlier on Wednesday and stated that
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Trump and Colombian president arrange White House meeting after threats of military action

President Donald Trump on Wednesday said arrangements are being made for representatives of the United States and Colombia to meet at the White House.Trump wrote on Truth Social that Colombian President Gustavo Petro “called to explain the situation of drugs and other disagreements” between the two countries, adding the two leaders are expected to meet in the near future.

Cruz demands impeachment of Boasberg and judge who sentenced Kavanaugh’s attempted assassin

Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, on Wednesday called on Congress during a Senate hearing to impeach two federal judges, making his most elaborate case yet for imposing the extraordinary sanction on a pair of closely scrutinized jurists.Cruz acknowledged that impeaching federal judges is exceedingly rare — 15 have been impeached in history, typically for straightforward crimes like bribery — but the Texas Republican argued it was warranted for judges James Boasberg and Deborah Boardman.

Wyoming Supreme Court rules laws restricting abortion violate state constitution

The Wyoming Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday that a pair of laws restricting abortion access violate the state constitution, including the country’s first explicit ban on abortion pills.The court, in a 4-1 ruling, sided with the state’s only abortion clinic and others who had sued over the abortion bans passed since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022, which returned the power to make laws on abortion back to the states.