Breaking: Trump says Gov. Walz called to ‘work together’ after 2 Fed. shootings. Sent Tom Homan; demanded ‘any and all criminals’ handed to feds. Thoughts? Comment. According to AP #news
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Breaking: President Trump said Minnesota Governor Tim Walz called him seeking to “work together” after federal agent-involved shootings in Minneapolis. (dhs.techmis.com) Trump announced he sent Border Czar Tom Homan to Minnesota and demanded state officials turn over “any and all criminals” — including undocumented detainees — to federal authorities. (apnews.com) The deployment followed two fatal shootings by federal immigration officers that sparked protests and bipartisan calls for investigations. (apnews.com) Walz has publicly criticized federal operations and urged removal of ICE agents from Minnesota. (dhs.techmis.com) The dispute has intensified legal challenges, protests, and national political debate over federal immigration enforcement and raised questions about oversight. (apnews.com)
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Independent journalist Cam Higby says he infiltrated Minneapolis Signal groups used to track and obstruct ICE, sharing screenshots and videos showing “dispatch” calls, plate‑check databases, emojis for roles and a “SALUTE” system. DataRepublican published a downloadable spreadsheet of 4,000+ alleged donors, claiming the fundraiser routes through a “Stand with Minnesota”/Chuffed campaign and that the first donation was from Canada‑based organizer Jonny Soppotiuk—prompting calls for FBI probes. Reports name local officials among organizers and allege police cooperation. Authorities have not confirmed criminal charges; many details remain under investigation. Coverage is developing rapidly as conservatives and local outlets amplify the revelations publicly. (thepostmillennial.com)
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The Wall Street Journal reports President Trump has discussed possible military options against Iran, including missile strikes that could target Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, destroy Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps bases, and encourage Iranians to “finish the job.” (wsj.com) Advisers warned that large-scale strikes might not topple the regime and could spark broader conflict, urging more forces before action. (wsj.com) The administration has increased sanctions and shifted carrier and tanker assets to the region as it weighs options. (wsj.com) No final decision has been announced; Trump continues to press for regime change while closely monitoring developments and Iranian responses and consulting allied partners. (wsj.com)
