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Paul Stevens (0:02)
Pushing ahead. I'm Paul Stevens, Fox News. President Trump defending his immigration crackdown now in New Orleans, saying Louisiana's Republican governor asked for it.
Donald Trump (0:11)
Jeff Landry just called and he said, please do me a favor, would you send the troops into New Orleans? It's really gotten bad. I said we'll do it. We just sent them in. And within about three days everyone said it's like a different place.
Paul Stevens (0:26)
The president last night of the Kennedy Center Honors dinner. Now the Trump White House hopes, they say to make about 5,000 doll and arrests in New Orleans. But local leaders say that's not reasonable in that city unless the raids start targeting and arresting more than just violent defenders. Meantime, an illegal immigrant that had been deported by President Donald Trump and former President Joe Biden as well is now facing attempted murder charges after allegedly stabbing a man on a Charlotte light rail train.
Narrator/Reporter (0:53)
Police say the suspect allegedly broke into a railroad car while intoxicated by before stabbing the victim. 33 year old Oscar Solonzo of Honduras was arrested and will be in court tomorrow. DHS confirming the suspect is a twice deported illegal migrant with a lengthy criminal history in the United States. He was deported by the Trump administration in 2018 and reentered illegally during the Biden administration in 2021. Then he was deported a second time by the Biden administration and then reentered illegally again. He also has a prior conviction for robbery in the U.S. prior arrest for aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, resisting arrest and false id.
Paul Stevens (1:36)
Fox's Chanley Painter. Ukraine says Russian launched another major missile and drone attack targeting energy infrastructure and triggering air raid alerts. Ukrainian forces say they shot down many of the drones and missiles. At least eight people were wounded in that latest attack. America is listening to Fox News.
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Paul Stevens (2:32)
