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Watch: Sen. Johnson Unloads On MN AG Ellison Over Anti-ICE Agitator Deaths — Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez | ChamberLight
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Senator Ron Johnson criticized Minnesota AG Keith Ellison during a hearing, accusing him of encouraging anti-ICE agitators whose actions resulted in fatal clashes with federal agents.
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