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Back in the U.S., but not for the reason he wanted. I'm Roger Stern, Fox News. Illegal immigrant Kilmar Brego Garcia is back in the U.S. to face charges of smuggling in other immigrants.
Tennessee Republican Congressman Tim Burch had joined Fox News Alert to offer his perspective on what should happen to Abrego Garcia, even as others in Congress think he should be set free. This guy trafficked humans. He was caught in Tennessee. And I think the bigger question is, is is the fact that what happened to those Tennessee state troopers when they called the FBI and the FBI told them to release this guy?
Abrego Garcia was also charged with transporting firearms and illegal drugs. President Trump says he's a bad guy and that the courts will show how horrible the guy is. Abrego Garcia is denied being a gang member.
The feud between the Trump administration and Harvard's ramping up. Fox's C.B. Cotton has the latest from Education Secretary Linda McMahon. Secretary McMahon telling NBC News in an interview just yesterday, the White House has gained ground in its ongoing conversations with Ivy League's Harvard and Columbia.
The administration has tried to overhaul curriculum, hiring and admissions at both schools, accusing them of being hotbeds for anti-Semitism. The Trump administration now faces its second roadblock when it comes to Harvard, at least. Late Thursday night, U.S. District Judge Alison Burroughs issued a temporary restraining order blocking a proclamation by President Trump which aimed to bar foreign students from entering the U.S. to attend the Ivy League.
Burroughs, a Biden appointee, ruled Harvard had demonstrated it would face, quote, immediate and irreparable injury. Harvard accusing the White House of infringing on academic freedom. America is listening to Fox News.
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Ice immigration raids in California turning violent. Helmeted police in riot gear turned out last night in intense confrontation with protesters in downtown Los Angeles.
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem joining Fox & Friends weekend to react. They are politicians who are out there jeopardizing the lives of people for politics and an agenda. And that's what, I mean, the President of the United States was awake last night concerned about our law enforcement officers. Pete Hegseth was involved. Everybody was there. What can we do to bring peace? Impromptu demonstrations erupted at some of the raid locations.
Russia launching one of the largest attacks on Ukraine since the start of the war. Authorities today say that as many as three people have so far died, as many as 21 were wounded, including a baby boy and a 14-year-old girl. Ukraine's air force says that Russia fired more than 215 drones and missiles overnight. Now, across the border, Russia's defense ministry says that its forces shot down 36 Ukrainian drones overnight.
Russia says this week it had vowed retaliation after Ukraine's sabotage attack targeting Russia's long-range bombers. The daily and often deadly attacks are becoming a familiar story. Even as these attacks ramp up, both countries are also preparing for summer offensives. And there's growing indication from Washington that they could walk away from efforts to broker a ceasefire.
Fox's Alex Hogan, a second Russian attack on Kharkiv, has reportedly killed at least one person and injured 40.
A nationwide egg recall due to salmonella is tied to the August Egg Company, which recalled the eggs yesterday. This after 79 people across seven states got sick from the same strain of salmonella. This June, the Fox News Radio Network is celebrating 20 years of breaking news every hour, every day. For more headlines, go to foxnewsradio.com. I'm Roger Stern, and this is Fox News.
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