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Immigration action. In Minneapolis, I'm Lisa Licera. Fox News Agents are targeting Somalis in the US Illegally.
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Federal investigations into massive fraud schemes in Minnesota are expanding. The House Oversight Committee requested documents, records and communications from Governor Tim Walz and state Attorney General Keith Ellison related to cases of fraud that federal prosecutors say was carried out almost exclusively by members of the Somali community to the tune of more than a billion dollars. The committee telling Walls it has concerns that you and your administration were fully aware of this fraud and chose not to act for fear of political retribution.
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Fox's Garrett Heney Governor Walz denied any involvement in the scheme but vows to make sure all involved are prosecuted. And DHS has also launched a new immigration crackdown in New Orleans, which it says is targeting violent criminals. The federal government is increasing the reward for information that leads to the capture and and prosecution of a transnational gang leader.
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The State Department is now offering $5 million for information that brings trend Aragua's Giovanni Vicente Mosquera Serrano into custody. He's currently on the FBI's 10 Most Wanted list and is believed to oversee financial and drug trafficking operations within the gang this year. Mosquera Serrano has been indicted twice in the Southern District of Texas, both times for international cocaine trafficking conspiracy. The second indictment also for providing material support to a foreign terrorist organization, a designation put on trend by the State Department last February.
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Fox's Colonel Scott the Pentagon's watchdog has found Secretary of War Pete Hegseth put US Personnel and their mission at risk when he used the Signal app to convey sensitive information about a military strike on the Houthis in Yemen. Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell in a statement said the review is a total exoneration of Secretary Hague said America is listening to Fox News.
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Two and a half years in prison for Dr. Salvador Plasencia after he pled guilty to selling ketamine to Matthew Perry in the weeks before the Friends star died of an overdose in 2023. The doctor did not provide the drugs that killed Perry, but the judge said he and others fed Perry's ketamine addiction. A Texas man arrested during a traffic stop accused of transporting migrants 23 migrants.
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Found hidden in a truck sleeper compartment during an Operation Lone Star stop in La Salle County. That from state Department of Public Safety. The stop taking place last Friday when a trooper pulled over a white Freightliner, an i35 for driving on the improved shoulder. DPS said. The driver, identified as 24 year old John David Amaya, did not have a commercial license and was driving without the required credentials, said state officials. A Border Patrol K9 helped the trooper locate the migrants concealed inside the cab. Border Patrol took custody of the group from Nicaragua, Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras. CJ Papa, FOX News Key piece of.
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Data on the labor market just released.
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Payroll processor ADP says the economy lost jobs for the third time in four months in November when businesses cut 32,000 jobs. That's the biggest decline since spring of 2023. It's also a sharp step down from October, upwardly revised for a gain of 47,000 positions. Small businesses were hit the hardest. Larger businesses, companies with 50 or more employees, actually reported a net gain of 90,000 workers. Those with fewer than 50 workers saw a decline of 120,000. The biggest loss came in professional and business services. Among the gainers, education and health services.
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Lillian Wu, FOX News South Airlines estimates it lost $200 million during the government shutdown. CEO Ed Bastien says refunds increased and bookings slowed during the 43 day shutdown. I'm Lisa Licera. This is Fox.
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