The Trump White House is taking aim at Minnesota leaders for not honoring an Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainer, as an illegal immigrant charged in a criminal vehicular homicide case is not yet in custody.Ecuadorian national German Adriano Llangari Inga is facing numerous felony and misdemeanor charges for drunk driving last August, which resulted in a crash killing Victoria Eileen Harwell, and hurting her teenage daughter and sister, according to local media outlets."An illegal immigrant drove drunk, killed an innocent mother, and is now on the run because Democrats didn't do their most important job: protect their constituents," Alex Pfeiffer, White House Principal Deputy Communications Director, told Fox News Digital in an exclusive statement.ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT MURDERERS COULD FACE DEATH PENALTY UNDER NEW GOP BILL"This is precisely why the Trump Administration is taking action to hold these so-called 'sanctuary' jurisdictions accountable," he added."U. S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement placed a detainer on German Llangari Inga, 35, of Ecuador, with the Hennepin County Jail, Minnesota, Aug. 4, 2024, after he was arrested for criminal vehicular homicide," an ICE spokesperson told Fox News Digital. "The Hennepin County Jail did not honor the detainer and released Llangari without notification to ICE Aug. 6, 2024, and he remains at large. Llangari initially entered the United States in June 2016, was detained by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, issued an order of expedited removal and placed into removal proceedings."The Sheriff's Department said that they were following the rules put forth by Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison on immigration-related matters.FOX NEWS RIDES ALONG AS FLORIDA HIGHWAY PATROL BEGINS ENFORCING FEDERAL IMMIGRATION LAWS ON STATE ROADSCLICK HERE FOR MORE IMMIGRATION COVERAGE"As per guidance from the MN Attorney Generals Office, HCSO cannot lawfully hold individuals in custody based solely on an administrative detainer issued by the Department of Homeland Security or Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). If a judicially-signed warrant is presented to HCSO, ICE will be notified when it becomes the holding agency. In the absence of such a warrant, individuals must be released once all criminal charges or holds have been resolved. HCSO is committed to working with federal and local partners and honoring the constitutional rights of all individuals."Fox News Digital contacted Mayor Jacob Freys office, the Minneapolis Police Department, and Ellisons office for comment.DEMOCRAT MAYOR BLASTED FOR VOWING TO MAKE MAJOR CITY SAFE HAVEN FOR ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTSPresident Donald Trump signed an Executive Order last month, cracking down on "sanctuary jurisdictions" that could be at risk of losing federal funding if they do not make changes to their immigration policies, particularly with how certain cities interact with federal law enforcement on immigration cases."The term sanctuary city is very amorphous, and that's part of the problem in Trump's use of it," Frey told MPR News in an interview last month."In Minneapolis, we do not enforce federal immigration law, because that's not our job. We have a separation ordinance in our city that says that our police and our public officials will not collect information as to whether an individual is documented or not. And because we don't collect any information, our response when Trump or others come asking is very simple: We don't have any."In addition to Frey, several Democratic Minnesota officials defended the state's sanctuary laws, including Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., who said, "If you are an undocumented immigrant, please know that you are in my thoughts and that I will keep fighting.""With President Trumps immigration policies targeting sanctuary cities like Minneapolis, the fear of ICE raids is very real, and our communities are on high alert," Minnesota State Sen. Omar Fateh said in January after Trump was sworn in. "Now is the time for bold leadership that stands firm in our progressive values and puts our communities first."

Shia LaBeouf is speaking candidly about a troubling time in his career.The controversial actor, who's been working in Hollywood since he was a child, spoke to The Hollywood Reporter to promote his new film, "Henry Johnson." During their conversation, LaBeouf discussed his former feud with fellow actor Alec Baldwin, whom he briefly worked with for a Broadway show called "Orphans" in 2013.LaBeouf was originally supposed to star opposite Al Pacino, but when Pacino left the production, Baldwin replaced him something that LeBeouf struggled with. As he explained to THR, he was solely to blame for their issues, because he was "not a nice guy" at the time.JOAQUIN PHOENIX, HILARY SWANK, SHIA LABEOUF TAKE ACTING TO EXTREMES WITH SLAPS, DIETS AND PULLED TEETH"By the time Baldwin got there, it was almost unfair," he said. "So hes dealing with both my fractured little weak ego, right? All this hard prep that Id done for two years, and my desperate need to show him all my prep, or that he would accept me somehow. I was so insecure. Well, that got contentious in the room. Then he got competitive. Thats just what our relationship turned into."He continued, "Id be off book, hed be on book, and he didnt want me to look at him be off book. That makes it hard to play these scenes out or block this thing even. And no fault against him, he had two weeks to come in because Pacino [dropped out]. I had built the whole thing based on my relationship with Pacino. And thats gone. So I was kind of heartbroken. When he came in, Im living in the park, and Im on steroids, and Im not in a good way."When asked to elaborate, LaBeouf said, "I was sleeping in Central Park. They keep horses there at this little fire basin. And theres a whole lot of room around there where you can just chill. You got to move every three or four hours, and the guy comes around, but you can spend most of your time there."He confessed that his issues with Baldwin "got insane," but said that the two are "good" now."Me and him are good because hes gone through a lot," he shared. "Ive gone through a lot. Weve both been able to send each other love and make it right before all the madness happened on both sides. We made it right. Hes a good guy. Hes just like me. Fear will make you move different. I found it came from having absolutely no spiritual life. . . . It made me a piece of s--t. Not a nice guy."LaBeouf has since found his faith. Last year, he received the sacrament of confirmation after converting to Catholicism. He even expressed interest in becoming a deacon."Me and Alec would never have these problems now," he acknowledged. "But I was in an island."SHIA LABEOUF CLAIMS FKA TWIGS SAVED MY LIFE,' HAS 627 DAYS OF SOBRIETY FOLLOWING EX'S ABUSE ALLEGATIONSBaldwin did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.In a 2014 piece he wrote for Vulture, Baldwin spoke about his experience with LaBeouf, admitting that "there was friction between us from the beginning.""LaBeouf seems to carry with him, to put it mildly, a jailhouse mentality wherever he goes. When he came to rehearsal, he was told it was important to memorize his lines. . . . I, however, do not learn my lines in advance. So he began to sulk because he felt we were slowing him down. You could tell right away he loves to argue. And one day he attacked me in front of everyone. He said, Youre slowing me down, and you dont know your lines. And if you dont say your lines, Im just going to keep saying my lines."He "snorted" at LaBeouf, and the two had a terse exchange in front of the rest of the cast. Afterward, Baldwin asked for a break, then took the director and stage manager aside and told them, "One of us is going to go."He wrote, "I said, Ill tell you what, Ill go. I said dont fire the kid, Ill quit. They said no, no, no, no, and they fired him. And I think he was shocked. He had that card, that card you get when you make films that make a lot of money that gives you a certain kind of entitlement. I think he was surprised that it didnt work in the theater."LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSWhile LaBeouf struggled to get along with Baldwin at the time, he told THR that other A-list stars were there for him when he needed to make a change, naming Mel Gibson as someone who has "always been very lovely" to him."He held my hand when I was really s----ing on myself," he recalled. "Dude really stepped up for me in big ways. Him, Sean Penn, James Brolin these guys got me to sobriety. They got around me and kept me alive."LaBeouf briefly acknowledged the public perception of him after years of controversy that included former girlfriend FKA Twigs filing a lawsuit against him in 2020 for the alleged abuse she suffered during their relationship. The lawsuit is ongoing, and he has denied the allegations, but he said that he understands there is "all this myth already about how Im a dog-killing, monstrous piece of s--t."Now, he is interested in rehabilitation.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"I hope my whole life is squaring things, getting it right," the actor said. "Its what I want to do with the rest of my life. And theres a lot of things to get right. Im blessed that I still have this craft and Im still allowed to do it at a high level with the highest. It feels like a f---ing miracle. Its all part of the same thing Gods everything or nothing."

Former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., said Friday that she hopes the newly elected Pope Leo XIV, the first Americanpontiff to lead the Catholic Church, will be vocal about opposing mass deportations.An account under then-Cardinal Robert Prevost's name previously shared posts on social media that were critical of some of the Trump administration's immigration policies."This new pope is said to be acutely aware of conditions forcing migration, of the vulnerabilities of migrants," MSNBC's Chris Jansing said to Pelosi after referencing the pope's past posts. "Do you think that at this moment, when so many people are looking to him, he could be impactful as a moral and ethical voice on that issue that were dealing with, when so many people are being deported or fear it?""I certainly hope so," Pelosi replied.PELOSI SAYS CATHOLIC CHURCH COULD HAVE FEMALE PRIESTS IN HER GRANDCHILDREN'S LIFETIMEIn February, Prevost shared an article on X from the National Catholic Reporter titled "JD Vance is wrong: Jesus doesn't ask us to rank our love for others."The article was critical of the vice president saying it was a "Christian concept" to "love your family and then you love your neighbor, and then you love your community, and then you love your fellow citizens, and then after that, prioritize the rest of the world. A lot of the far left has completely inverted that," in relation to illegal immigration."From his comments previous to being elected the pope, he has made clear what his values and his view of all of that is," Pelosi added about the posts. "And it is important, it is really important for us to listen to the words, both of our elected officials, when they say what they say about ranking people in their importance and, and our religious leaders."FIRST AMERICAN ELECTED PONTIFF, GET TO KNOW POPE LEO XIVJohn Prevost, Pope Leo's brother,told CNN affiliate WBBM that he thinks his brother is concerned about the U.S.s approach to immigration."I think he sees the United States is headed in the wrong direction in terms of immigration, that this is a total injustice,"John Prevost said. "These are people. Doesnt matter where theyre born, they are people first. And so they need to be treated as people first."President Donald Trump made immigration reform a central part of his campaign, and during the first 100 days of the Trump administration, Immigration, Customs and Enforcement (ICE)arrested at least 32,809 illegal immigrants and 1,155 individuals who were thought to be part of a criminal gang. Out of the over 32,000 illegal immigrants arrested, 14,111 were convicted criminals and 9,980 have pending criminal charges.Trump praised Pope Leo's selection on Thursday, saying he looked forward to meeting him and expressing pride that he was the first American pontiff."It is such an honor to realize that he is the first American Pope. What excitement, and what a Great Honor for our Country. I look forward to meeting Pope Leo XIV. It will be a very meaningful moment!" Trump wrote on Truth Social.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTUREVance, a Catholic convert who met Pope Francis just before he died, also congratulated the new pope on his selection Thursday."Congratulations to Leo XIV, the first American Pope, on his election!" Vance said on X. "Im sure millions of American Catholics and other Christians will pray for his successful work leading the Church. May God bless him!"

The Trump administration plans to bring white Afrikaners from South Africa to the United States as refugees starting next week after saying they are "victims of unjust racial discrimination."The arrival of more than two dozen Afrikaners, likely on Monday, comes as the administration has suspended most refugee resettlement programs."Whats happening in South Africa fits the textbook definition of why the refugee program was created," Stephen Miller told reporters on Friday. "This is persecution based on a protected characteristic in this case, race. This is race-based persecution."The South African government has approved legislation which, under some circumstances, allows for expropriation of land without compensation.He said the first wave of refugees would be part of a "much larger-scale relocation effort."TRUMP ADMINISTRATION MAKES NEW MOVE TO BRING SOUTH AFRICAN REFUGEES TO US AS PRESIDENT BLASTS NATION'S RULERS AGAINThe Afrikaners are expected to be met by a government delegation, including the deputy Secretary of State and officials from the Department of Health and Human Services, according to documents obtained by the Associated Press.Amid his immigration crackdown, Trump said in January the U.S. will only admit refugees who "can fully and appropriately assimilate."The State Department said: "The U.S. Embassy in Pretoria has been conducting interviews and processing pursuant to President Trumps Executive Order on Addressing Egregious Actions of the Republic of South Africa. The Department of State is prioritizing consideration for U.S. refugee resettlement of Afrikaners in South Africa who are victims of unjust racial discrimination."Afrikaners are mainly descended from early Dutch settlers in South Africa.South Africas government has criticized the Trump administrations effort, saying it doesnt recognize the countrys history of colonialism and apartheid.The refugees will be sent to states like Minnesota, Idaho and Alabama.JD VANCE CLASHES WITH CBS ANCHOR OVER UNVETTED REFUGEES: I DONT WANT THAT PERSON IN MY COUNTRY'In March, Secretary of State Marco Rubio expelled the South African ambassador in the U.S., calling him a "race-baiting" politician who hates America and President Donald Trump after he said the commander-in-chief is leading a global white supremacist movement.Rubio also boycotted a G20 foreign ministers meeting in Johannesburg in March.South Africa's foreign ministry has said the accusations of racial discrimination against Afrikaners are "unfounded.""It is most regrettable that it appears that the resettlement of South Africans to the United States under the guise of being refugees is entirely politically motivated and designed to question South Africas constitutional democracy; a country which has in fact suffered true persecution under apartheid rule and has worked tirelessly to prevent such levels of discrimination from ever occurring again," the foreign ministry said in a statement.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPThe South African government said it wouldn't block anyone from leaving the country, but questioned their status as refugees.The Associated Press and Reuters contributed to this report.

Country music star Jelly Roll is no stranger to personal battles.The "Save Me" singer recently admitted the biggest challenge he faced during his weight-loss journey after he shed nearly 200 pounds."Food, man," Jelly Roll told Fox News Digital at the 2025 Academy of Country Music Awards on Thursday.2025 ACM AWARDS: COMPLETE WINNERS LISTFor the country star, the weight loss wasn't just about his fitness, but a constant struggle with his relationship with food."If you're really battling obesity, you got to start at the dinner table, man. The walking's great, all the other stuff's great, but you got to fight that addiction at the dinner table," he said.2025 ACM AWARDS: LAINEY WILSON, NICOLE KIDMAN, KELSEA BALLERINI STUN ON RED CARPETJelly Roll has been consistent in his efforts to lose weight, confessing he was addicted to food in the same way that he was previously addicted to drugs."The battle was with the food addiction, changing the way Ive looked at food for the last 39 years," he told People magazine last year. "Ive never had a healthy relationship with food, so that was the hard part. But once you get into that discipline and commitment, its like an avalanche. Once that little snowball started rolling, it was on its way."WATCH: JELLY ROLL CONFESSES BIGGEST CHALLENGE OF LOSING WEIGHTLIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSIn October 2024, the "Son of a Sinner" singer shared a video on Instagram, where his trainer noted that Jelly Roll had reached a major milestone in his weight-loss journey."We just passed the halfway point of the tour, and Jellys been crushing it," his trainer said. "Were either walking [around] the arena, playing basketball, boxing. He just surpassed his 100-pound weight loss."While at the 2025 ACM Awards, Jelly Roll also told Fox News Digital about how the country music community has changed his life."I am struggling to walk around the carpet because I have built so many relationships in this genre," he said. "I mean, I'm hugging camera guys I am looking at Cody Johnson publishers the Dallas station that gave me one of my first interviews ever on a radio station I'm overwhelmed. I'm overwhelmed, to be honest."WATCH: JELLY ROLL ON HOW THE COUNTRY MUSIC COMMUNITY HAS CHANGED HIS LIFE"You know, I'll give you perspective I'm talkin' too much, but it's the truth. I've stayed at the same hotel all three ACMs. And it has been interesting to just watch how much just staying at that hotel has changed for me how many more friends come by," Jelly Roll said."I remember last year, me and Jason Aldean pretty much became friends by staying next to each other and just hung out all night," he said.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERThe 60th annual award show was streamed live on Amazon Prime Video from the Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texas.Jelly Roll and wife Bunnie Xo posed for photos on the red carpet. Jelly Roll was in a Western-inspired suit, and his wife stunned in a brown and black lace floor-length gown.The country music star was nominated in several categories at this year's ACM Awards, including entertainer of the year, album of the year and male artist of the year.

Comedians and co-hosts of the 2 Bears, 1 Cave podcast Bert Kreischer and Tom Segura speak with Fox News Digital about their annual 5K event at Raymond James Stadium.

Ras Baraka was arrested at an ICE prison in New Jersey on Friday. Lawmakers also attempted to storm the facility to conduct an "oversight visit." (Credit: NEWS12NJ)

Paul Pierce joins Colin Cowherd to share his thoughts on Draymond Greens physical style of play in the postseason and whether its gone too far.

The two discussed their mutual attraction behind John O'Keefe's back in the days before Read allegedly hit him with an SUV and left him to die on the ground in a blizzard.

American Bishop Robert Barron details his view on Cardinal Robert Prevost's papal name selection, noting it strikes a balance between opposing views impacting the Church. (Credit: Bishop Robert Barron)