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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is your twenty four to seven use update the
latest use this hour in just four minutes. An angry
New Jersey mayor is speaking out after he was arrested
by ICE agents. Newark Mayor Ross Barroca was arrested for
refusing to leave the ICE detention center at Delaney Hall.
The mayor says he was targeted by the FEDS after
(00:22):
his release from federal custody Friday night. Chris and Marx has.
Speaker 2 (00:26):
More witnesses say it happened when Baraka tried to join
three New Jersey Democratic Representatives Bonnie Watson Coleman, Rob Benendez
and Lamonica mcgiver who are there to try to get
a look at the facility Friday. The mayor has publicly
for three days been saying that he's going to break in.
Eventually did break in, was given multiple opportunities to remove himself.
Acting US Attorney of New Jersey Elina Haba where it is.
(00:49):
There was a scuffle before officers swarmed Baraka. The mayor
has been protesting the center all week, claiming it doesn't
have the proper permits to house migrants. Representative Coleman, well,
make that this administration at Here's two the rules that
separate us from dictatorships.
Speaker 1 (01:07):
American cardinals are standing behind the election of the first
American pope. Speaking at a news conference in Rome on Friday,
New York Cardinal Timothy Dolan said they looked to Pope
Leo the fourteenth as a bridge builder and that his
election was not a reaction to President Trump. Cardinal Wilton
Gregory of Washington, d C. Said they look for someone
who could bring them together. Archbishop of Newark Joseph Tobin
(01:31):
said he had no shortlist and stressed that the most
important thing to do during the conclave was listened and
A federal judge in California is temporarily blocking the Trump
administration from laying off thousands of government employees. The ruling
pauses the implementation of President Trump's executive order allowing the
administration to fire federal workers. The restraining order stops the
(01:54):
administration from laying off employees at twenty one departments and
agencies for two weeks. The judge says the president has
the power to make changes, but he must do so
in lawful ways. I'm Jim Forbes. The White House is
actively looking at possibly suspending the writ of habeas corpus
That's what Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller said when
(02:15):
asked about President Trump considering the idea as a way
to deal with illegal immigration. The writ of habeas corpus
allows for a person's detention by the government to be challenged.
Miller went on to note the Constitution is clear quote
that the privilege of writ of habeas corpus can be
suspended in time of invasion. The Trump administration has been
(02:36):
at odds with some judges who have blocked certain deportations.
An iconic Chicago restaurant chain is announcing a new sandwich
in honor of Pope Leo the fourteenth. Lisa Taylor explains.
Speaker 2 (02:49):
But steal.
Speaker 3 (02:52):
Aline Bridden now. He's the first ever American pope and
hails from Chicago's South Side. Oh the Windy Cities. Beloved
Portillo's is launching a limited time menu item called the
Leo that they say will be sure to spark some
culinary devotion. The Italian beef sandwich, available through May, is
dipped in gravy and topped with sweet or hot peppers
(03:14):
only see Taylor.
Speaker 1 (03:15):
US Representative Marjorie Taylor Green is not running for Georgia's
Senate seat in twenty twenty six. The Republican made a
lengthy post on x about her decision, saying she won't
fight for a team that refuses to win. Her announcement
comes days after Governor Brian Kemp said he would not
seek the Republican nomination. Representative Buddy Carter placed his name
(03:36):
in the hat to run for the Senate seat on Thursday,
and the Treasury secretary says the federal government could hit
its debt limit as soon as August. Scott Bessant told
Congressional leaders Friday they need to increase or suspend the
debt limit by mid July, or else the government won't
be able to pay its bills. Bessant said in a
(03:57):
letter to House Speaker Mike Johnson, the government can run
out of money while Congress is in recess. I'm Jim
Forbes
This is your twenty four to seven use update the
latest use this hour in just four minutes. An angry
New Jersey mayor is speaking out after he was arrested
by ICE agents. Newark Mayor Ross Barroca was arrested for
refusing to leave the ICE detention center at Delaney Hall.
The mayor says he was targeted by the FEDS after
(00:22):
his release from federal custody Friday night. Chris and Marx has.
Speaker 2 (00:26):
More witnesses say it happened when Baraka tried to join
three New Jersey Democratic Representatives Bonnie Watson Coleman, Rob Benendez
and Lamonica mcgiver who are there to try to get
a look at the facility Friday. The mayor has publicly
for three days been saying that he's going to break in.
Eventually did break in, was given multiple opportunities to remove himself.
Acting US Attorney of New Jersey Elina Haba where it is.
(00:49):
There was a scuffle before officers swarmed Baraka. The mayor
has been protesting the center all week, claiming it doesn't
have the proper permits to house migrants. Representative Coleman, well,
make that this administration at Here's two the rules that
separate us from dictatorships.
Speaker 1 (01:07):
American cardinals are standing behind the election of the first
American pope. Speaking at a news conference in Rome on Friday,
New York Cardinal Timothy Dolan said they looked to Pope
Leo the fourteenth as a bridge builder and that his
election was not a reaction to President Trump. Cardinal Wilton
Gregory of Washington, d C. Said they look for someone
who could bring them together. Archbishop of Newark Joseph Tobin
(01:31):
said he had no shortlist and stressed that the most
important thing to do during the conclave was listened and
A federal judge in California is temporarily blocking the Trump
administration from laying off thousands of government employees. The ruling
pauses the implementation of President Trump's executive order allowing the
administration to fire federal workers. The restraining order stops the
(01:54):
administration from laying off employees at twenty one departments and
agencies for two weeks. The judge says the president has
the power to make changes, but he must do so
in lawful ways. I'm Jim Forbes. The White House is
actively looking at possibly suspending the writ of habeas corpus
That's what Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller said when
(02:15):
asked about President Trump considering the idea as a way
to deal with illegal immigration. The writ of habeas corpus
allows for a person's detention by the government to be challenged.
Miller went on to note the Constitution is clear quote
that the privilege of writ of habeas corpus can be
suspended in time of invasion. The Trump administration has been
(02:36):
at odds with some judges who have blocked certain deportations.
An iconic Chicago restaurant chain is announcing a new sandwich
in honor of Pope Leo the fourteenth. Lisa Taylor explains.
Speaker 2 (02:49):
But steal.
Speaker 3 (02:52):
Aline Bridden now. He's the first ever American pope and
hails from Chicago's South Side. Oh the Windy Cities. Beloved
Portillo's is launching a limited time menu item called the
Leo that they say will be sure to spark some
culinary devotion. The Italian beef sandwich, available through May, is
dipped in gravy and topped with sweet or hot peppers
(03:14):
only see Taylor.
Speaker 1 (03:15):
US Representative Marjorie Taylor Green is not running for Georgia's
Senate seat in twenty twenty six. The Republican made a
lengthy post on x about her decision, saying she won't
fight for a team that refuses to win. Her announcement
comes days after Governor Brian Kemp said he would not
seek the Republican nomination. Representative Buddy Carter placed his name
(03:36):
in the hat to run for the Senate seat on Thursday,
and the Treasury secretary says the federal government could hit
its debt limit as soon as August. Scott Bessant told
Congressional leaders Friday they need to increase or suspend the
debt limit by mid July, or else the government won't
be able to pay its bills. Bessant said in a
(03:57):
letter to House Speaker Mike Johnson, the government can run
out of money while Congress is in recess. I'm Jim
Forbes
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