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Jeffries: Trump Administration Is Using Taxpayer Dollars to 'Brutalize or Kill' Americans

Jeffries: Trump Administration Is Using Taxpayer Dollars to 'Brutalize or Kill' Americans

On this week’s broadcast of “Fox News Sunday,” House Minority Leader Rep. Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) said the Trump administration is using taxpayer dollars to “brutalize or kill” Americans.

Jeffries said, “Our basic value proposition is that taxpayer dollars should be used to make life more affordable for the American people, not to brutalize or kill them as was done with ICU VA nurse Alex Pretti.”

OH Gov. DeWine: Trump Removing Temporary Protected Status for Haitians 'Is Wrong'

OH Gov. DeWine: Trump Removing Temporary Protected Status for Haitians 'Is Wrong'

Sunday on CBS’s “Face the Nation,” Gov. Mike DeWine (R-OH) said it would be “wrong” for President Donald Trump to remove the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians.

Partial transcript as follows:

MARGARET BRENNAN: Governor DeWine in Ohio, your state has been the focus of the Trump Vance campaign during 2024 and of their administration now, particularly the Haitians that you have, tens of thousands in the state of Ohio. You said this week, ICE has not been clear on when they’re going to surge to your state. Did you bring that up when you were at the White House?

DEWINE: I did not. I really didn’t have that- have the opportunity to do that. Look, Margaret, my position has been very clear in regard to TPS for Haitians, I think–

BRENNAN: Temporary Protected Status.

DEWINE: Yes.

BRENNAN: Which the President is trying to revoke right now.

DEWINE: I think the policy to revoke that is wrong. I think there’s a consensus in this country. As we all have said, let’s get rid of the violent offenders. Get them out of here. I think there’s a consensus behind the need to do a good job on the border, and I think the president gets high marks for doing that on the- on the border. But once you get beyond that, I don’t think there’s a consensus for taking people who are working, who are supporting their family, and we’ve kind of seen it, almost in a micro way, with the Haitian community that’s come into Springfield. Springfield is an industrial city, manufacturing city that was down. It has been coming back. And frankly, one of the reasons it’s coming back is because of the Haitians who are working there. These are people who, if you talk to the employers, they were filling jobs that were not being able to be filled in any other way. So it’s been a big boost to the economy. So if one day they know that TPS is taken away, no- no employer can hire them anymore. And so you gotta have all these people who are unemployed. So I think the policy there is-is wrong. If I could just say this, I think that this is a real opportunity for the president in regard to immigration, probably after the election- after the election, because nothing’s going to get done before

BRENNAN: Before the midterms of 2026

DEWINE: That’s right, but I think there’s an opportunity here. He sealed the border. You know, I was in Congress in the 80s when the Mazzoli bill, Simpson bill was passed- excuse me. I’ve been through all the arguments. I think there’s an opportunity here to get reform in legal immigration and make a decision who we really want to come in. I’ll give you- if I could just one example. We have our last count, 22,000 foreign students in the state of Ohio. We educate them, and then guess what happens? They go back home, or they go someplace else. We’ve already educated them. They would be a great asset to the state of Ohio. That’s the type of reform–

BRENNAN: You’re talking about comprehensive immigration reform and legal pathways.

DEWINE: I think the president has a chance to do something that no president has done for four decades. If you- if you would take that opportunity, and I think after the election, he’ll have a chance.

Team U.S.A. Brought Johnny Gaudreau’s Kids on the Ice for a Photo Tribute After Winning Olympic Gold

Team U.S.A. Brought Johnny Gaudreau’s Kids on the Ice for a Photo Tribute After Winning Olympic Gold

Team U.S.A. brought fallen NFL star Johnny Gaudreau’s young children on the ice for a team photo after taking Olympic gold in hockey at the 2026 Games in Italy on Sunday.

The gold-medal winners paid tribute to Gaudreau after the thrilling 2-1 overtime victory by hoisting his jersey while taking a victory lap around the ice on Sunday. But after the game, they continued to honor the player and his family by inviting his young children, daughter Noa, and oldest son, Johnny, onto the ice, according to the New York Post.

WATCH: Team U.S.A. Honors Johnny Gaudreau After Defeating Canada for Olympic Gold

WATCH: Team U.S.A. Honors Johnny Gaudreau After Defeating Canada for Olympic Gold

Team U.S.A. won a smashing victory at the 2026 Olympic Winter Games in Italy, defeating Canada’s hockey team for the gold medal. As the Americans skated on the ice in victory, they paid tribute to fallen NHL great Johnny Gaudreau.

As the Americans celebrated their third-ever hockey gold, they brought out a Team U.S.A. jersey with Columbus Blue Jackets winger Johnny Gaudreau’s name on it. As the fans cheered in the stands at the Games, team captain Auston Matthews, Zach Werenski, and Matthew Tkachuk skated a victory lap around the ice, hoisting Gaudreau’s jersey.

Met Police Officers Told to Provide Security at Epstein's House for Andrew Party: Report

Met Police Officers Told to Provide Security at Epstein's House for Andrew Party: Report

Officers from London’s Metropolitan Police were reportedly told to provide security for a party for then-Prince Andrew at convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein’s New York property.

According to recently released emails by the United States Depart of Justice, two Scotland Yard royal protection officers were told by Epstein’s staff to protect the door of his Manhattan townhouse in 2010 during a party held in honour of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the BBC reported.

OK Gov. Stitt: Trump Tariffs Were Bringing Back Manufacturing in Oklahoma

OK Gov. Stitt: Trump Tariffs Were Bringing Back Manufacturing in Oklahoma

On this week’s broadcast of NewsNation’s “The Hill Sunday,” Gov. Kevin Stitt (R-OK) said President Donald Trump’s tariffs were bringing back manufacturing in his state.

Stitt said, “Well, first of all, I mean, I support the president. I mean, he’s using tariffs to bring manufacturing back to the US. It’s a national security issue. It’s a supply chain issue. So we applaud him for that. And we benefited. We just landed EGA, which is the largest or the first smelter that’s been built in the US aluminum smelter in 45 years, and we’ve been working on it for several years. Trump went and closed the deal when he was over in the UAE. They’re coming. But on the flip side, now they’re complaining because when they bring equipment into the US to actually build the widget or in this case, make the aluminum and employ Oklahomans, and bring the supply chain closer, they’re being penalized for bringing the equipment in. So that feels weird. Like, we shouldn’t be able to bring equipment in to make the widgets in Oklahoma, Texas, California, Michigan, or wherever, because we’re doing what the president wants. We’re bringing in jobs in Oklahoma. So that’s that part is weird. But I agree we have to have reciprocation. We can’t let these other countries rip us off. So all that’s good. The problem now is the Supreme Court has said Congress has got to do something. Oh, well. And now Congress can’t even do a budget, right, since the 90s.

USA Defeats Canada in Overtime, Wins Olympic Gold On 46th Anniversary of 'Miracle on Ice'

USA Defeats Canada in Overtime, Wins Olympic Gold On 46th Anniversary of 'Miracle on Ice'

On the 46th anniversary of the greatest moment in U.S. Olympic history and the most shocking upset in the history of sports, Team USA defeated archrival Canada for Olympic gold in overtime, 2-1.

Canada had served as the stumbling block to the Americans in 2002, 2010, and last year in the 4 Nations tournament. This year, however, the Americans survived until overtime on the strength of arguably the greatest goalie performance in the history of hockey, as Team USA’s Connor Hellebuyck stopped shot after shot and got the Americans to overtime.

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