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The day after a judge freed Kilmar Abrego Garcia, she makes sure he remains free. I'm Dave Anthony, FOX News. I stand before you as a free.
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Man and I want you to remember me this way with my head held up high.
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That was a Brago Garcia through a translator before going into an ICE office in Baltimore a few hours ago. And as Fox's Jessica Rosenthal reports, he was allowed to walk out.
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Federal Judge Paulo Zenas ordered ICE not to rearrest Kilmar Abrego Garcia during his immigration check in this morning. And Abrego Garcia's attorney Simon Sanoval Moshenburg said for now, he's free.
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Obviously, everyone knows that it's not the end of the story, that as long as the government keeps coming after him, we're going to keep having to defend him. But for now, it's a very important victory.
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The judge ordered Abrego Garcia's release from ICE custody Thursday, saying there's never been a final order of removal for him. In fact, when he was deported to El Salvador, there had been an order meant to prevent his deportation.
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Andrego Garcia was returned the US In June, then charged with human trafficking. The Trump administration insists he is a criminal gang member here illegally and they're still trying to deport him. In a crackdown on illegal immigrant truck drivers following deadly accidents, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy just said New York is the worst offender.
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53% of New York's non domiciled CDLs were issued unlawfully or illegally, threatening to.
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Pull federal funding from any state not cooperating with rules on commercial truck licensing. The US has sanctioned six more oil tankers with the potential of seizing more after taking one by force off the coast of Venezuela this week, which calls it piracy. State Department spokesman Tommy Piggott tells Fox.
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We'Re not gonna allow shadow fleece to transport black market oil, the proceeds of which go to fund the terroristic activities of rogue and illegitimate regimes around the world.
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He also says the US Won't tolerate drug trafficking following the military strikes, blowing up boats, killing more than 20 alleged narco terrorists. Two years after an Iranian opposition activist won the Nobel Peace Prize, Nargis Muhammadi was under arrest again today in another crackdown in Iran. America's listening to FOX News.
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This is Ainsley Earhart. Thank you for joining me for the 52 episode podcast series the Life of.
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Jesus, A listening experience that will provide hope, comfort and understanding of the greatest story ever told. Listen and follow now@foxnewspodcasts.com or wherever you listen to podcasts, closing arguments are today in Massachusetts at Brian Walsh's trial. He's charged with murdering his wife Anna around New Year's Day 2023. And while Walsh denies that, he did plead guilty to lying to police and improperly disposing of her body, which was never Walsh claims he found her dead in bed and panicked. Just two days after the University of Michigan fired Sharon Moore as head football coach. He's expected in court today to be arraigned possibly on assault charges.
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We are learning more about how this dramatic fall from grace happened. The University of Michigan's president says it immediately fired the 39 year old head coach on Wednesday when the school got the findings of an outside investigation finding credible evidence that he was having an affair with a member of his staff. At that point, it appears more snapped. His wife called 911 saying he was suicidal after losing his job. And then a woman at the address of his executive assistant called 911 saying he has walked in with a knife and was attacking her after stalking her for months.
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Fox's Garrett Tenney, including today, there are still 13 shopping days till Christmas. But an AP north poll shows for some shoppers these days are not merry and bright.
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More than two thirds of U.S. adults say they've noticed higher than usual prices for groceries, electricity and holiday gifts in recent months. What that means is roughly half of Americans say it's harder than usual to afford the things they want to give as holiday gifts. So about half of Americans are bargain shopping for the lowest price, more than they would normally. Delaying big buys and cutting back on non essentials more than usual. 4 in 10 dipping into savings more than usual. Still, Black Friday set new spending records, but the attitudes the way people feel. The AP Nork poll finds the results look similar to December of 22 under Biden inflation. Therese Crowley, Fox News On Wall Street.
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A lot of selling now. The Dow down 215 points. The NASDAQ's losing 428. I'm Dave Anthony. This is Fox.