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The shootings in Minneapolis are upending the politics of immigration in Congress - AP News — Rick Scott | ChamberLight
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The shooting deaths of two American citizens during federal deportation operations in Minneapolis have sparked a legislative crisis, threatening a government shutdown as Democrats demand ICE restraints and some Republicans call for investigations.
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Senate Democratic Leader proposing budget split
House Speaker managing the budget bill
vocal critic of ICE funding
demanding oversight hearings
advocating for operational restrictions
ALSO MENTIONED Barack Obama, former president speaking out; Bill Clinton, former president speaking out
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Senate Democratic Leader proposing budget split
SHOW 4 MORE SHOW FEWER House Speaker managing the budget bill
vocal critic of ICE funding
demanding oversight hearings
advocating for operational restrictions
ALSO MENTIONED Barack Obama, former president speaking out; Bill Clinton, former president speaking out
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