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Lisa Brady (0:03)
Minneapolis will not be intimidated. On Lisa Brady, FOX News, that message.
Narrator/Reporter (0:07)
From Mayor Jacob Fry.
Mayor Jacob Frey (0:09)
This is an opportunity to be a patriot, to stand up for the kinds of liberties and freedoms that we all hold dear.
Narrator/Reporter (0:16)
Commending peaceful protests against immigration enforcement surge and telling the US Conference of Mayors whole communities shouldn't be held accountable for the actions of a few.
Mayor Jacob Frey (0:25)
The reality is you can't exercise the extraordinary power that the federal government has to force nationwide outcomes on localized issues, leaving our own citizens as collateral damage.
Narrator/Reporter (0:39)
The mayor's previously scheduled speech in Washington coming just hours after announcements from border czar Tom Homan in Minnesota.
Tom Homan (0:46)
We are not surrendering the president's mission on immigration enforcement. Let's make that clear.
Narrator/Reporter (0:50)
But he's also working on solutions. After two deadly shootings, President Trump and.
Tom Homan (0:55)
I along with others in the administration have recognized that certain improvements could and should be made.
Narrator/Reporter (1:00)
Changes include focusing on criminal suspects who pose a public safety threat. And he says Minnesota's attorney general has told him local and state jails will notify ICE if an illegal immigrant is being released, part of an effort to reduce the numbers of federal agents in communities. Senate Democrats want ICE reforms and spending bills to avoid a partial government shutdown are blocked as negotiations continue.
President Donald Trump (1:23)
We're working on that right now. I think we're getting close. The Democrats, I don't believe, want to see it either.
Narrator/Reporter (1:28)
President Trump holding a cabinet meeting as a spending package failed to advance in the Senate.
Chad Pergram (1:32)
Now the only way to avoid a partial shutdown is if they handle ICE reforms in another bill or if there's a handshake agreement. A shutdown would impact everything from FEMA to air traffic controllers to the irs.
