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Will he be detained again? I'm Dave Anthony, FOX News. The morning after Kilmar Abrego Garcia was set free by a federal judge's order and returned to his home in Maryland. The most infamous illegal immigrant, mistakenly deported in March, then returned in June, has to check in at an immigration office in Baltimore. And anti ICE protesters are outside already this morning as the Trump administration keeps calling Abrego Garcia a criminal gang member.
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When he was brought back, a grand jury in Tennessee indicted him for human smuggling three years ago. When he was released from custody in Tennessee and went back to Maryland, immigration officials picked him up again. They've been trying to sort out removing him to a third country, though most of the ones proposed have said they won't accept him. He's requested that if he's sent anywhere, he be sent to Costa Rica.
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That's Fox's Jessica Rosenthal. Reuters reports the U.S. is preparing to possibly seize more oil tankers off the Venezuela coast like the one taken Wednesday, which Venezuela calls theft and piracy. The US has put sanctions on six other tankers amid the military operation that's also blown up boats said to be full of narco terrorists smuggling drugs.
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The president is committed to stopping the illegal flow of drugs into our country. He's also fully committed to effectuating this administration's sanction policy.
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White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt. President Trump's trying to rein in regulations on artificial intelligence.
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We have the big investment coming, but if they had to get 50 different approvals from 50 different states, you could forget it because it's not possible to.
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Do this executive order aims to set up one set of AI rules trying to block state regulations on AI, which some lawmakers in both parties oppose. Republicans in Indiana went against the president, rejecting an attempt at congressional redistricting like Texas did to help the GOP keep control of the House in the midterm elections, leading California to counter with a plan to help Democrats. Tyler Robinson was in court in person for the first time in Utah. He's Charlie Kirk's accused assassin facing a murder charge.
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I find that excluding the court, the cameras from the courtroom would be disproportionate for this hearing.
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Judge Tony Graff will by February rule on Robinson's lawyers attempts to have no cameras at his trial. America's listening to Fox News.
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Simplisafe. Japan was shaken up again with another earthquake, which triggered that tsunami warning in the northeast part of the Honshu island, where there were small waves but no damage reported. This quake was a 6.9 magnitude, a bit smaller than the one Monday in Japan that also generated a small tsunami, did some damage and left 34 people injured. There's a flooding disaster in Washington.
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State. Washington Governor Bob Ferguson detailing the state's tremendous need for federal emergency.
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Aid. We walk through the numerous highway closures, we walk through the flood levels, we walk through tens of thousands of Washingtonians being evacuated, noting there are at.
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Least 30 significant highways in the state that have closed from flooding, stressing the situation is.
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Unpredictable. The flooding levels we're looking at are potentially historic in nature and so we just want to emphasize how serious the situation.
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Is. State emergency management officials say they are still expecting to see rivers about 2ft higher than record flood levels. Kristen Goodwin, Fox News on Wall.
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Street stock futures and mix the day after the Dow surged to a new record high, Week 15 of the NFL season kicked off last.
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Night. When a team commits a franchise record 19 penalties, a chance to win generally isn't on the table. But the Falcons were given a chance on Thursday Night Football and Zane Gonzalez delivered as time expired and the kick is just inside the left upright. That was courtesy of Prime Video as the Falcons beat the Buccaneers 2928 in a crushing loss for Tampa Bay. The Bucks entered the matchup tied with the panthers atop the NFC south, but the loss dropped them to 77 while 7 6. Carolina faces New Orleans on.
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Sunday. That's Fox's Joe Morgan. Lindsey Vaughn, who's back skiing after injuries in a five year retirement, won a World cup downhill event today in Switzerland at the age of 41. For Vaughn, a 2010 Olympic gold medalist. It's her first win in almost eight years. I'm Dave.
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Anth. This is Ainsley Earhart. Thank you for joining me for the 52 episode podcast series the Life of.
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