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President Donald Trump on Sunday said ICE must "expand efforts to detain and deport" illegal immigrants in "America's largest [c]ities," including Los Angeles, Chicago and New York."The president's comment came in a Truth Social post on Sunday evening after a week of anti-ICE protests that have taken place in major cities across the country, with most demonstrations remaining peaceful while others turned into violent riots in places like LA and Portland."Our Nations ICE Officers have shown incredible strength, determination, and courage as they facilitate a very important mission, the largest Mass Deportation Operation of Illegal Aliens in History," Trump wrote. "Every day, the Brave Men and Women of ICE are subjected to violence, harassment, and even threats from Radical Democrat Politicians, but nothing will stop us from executing our mission, and fulfilling our Mandate to the American People.""ICE Officers are herewith ordered, by notice of this TRUTH, to do all in their power to achieve the very important goal of delivering the single largest Mass Deportation Program in History," the president added.ICE RAMPS UP ARRESTS OF CONVICTED CRIMINALS AS RIOTS RAGE IN BLUE CITY: 'YOU WILL NOT STOP US'The immigration protests began in LA on June 7, after local ICE raids resulted in hundreds of arrests, including the arrests of those with violent criminal histories. The president immediately deployed the National Guard to the area when protests started two weeks ago, garnering criticism from Democrats insisting their presence would only escalate tensions.As the protests and riots expanded nationally, continuing into this weekend, violence also took hold of certain crowds, injuring both federal and local law enforcement officials, as well as demonstrators.CALIFORNIA DEMOCRAT DEMANDS ICE 'RETREAT' SO LOCALS CAN BE 'GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO RESTORE ORDER'On Saturday, an innocent bystander was fatally shot during an organized protest in Salt Lake City, Utah, when two event peacekeepers in neon vests opened fire on a suspect, Arturo Gamboa, 24, who ran toward the crowd with a rifle, and ended up shooting the wrong person.In spite of the protests, Trump doubled down on his efforts to deport illegal immigrants in his Sunday post.TRUMP SAYS NATIONWIDE IMMIGRATION RAIDS ON THE WAY, RIOTERS TO FACE 'GREATER FORCE' THAN LA"In order to achieve this, we must expand efforts to detain and deport Illegal Aliens in Americas largest Cities, such as Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York, where Millions upon Millions of Illegal Aliens reside," he said. "These, and other such Cities, are the core of the Democrat Power Center, where they use Illegal Aliens to expand their Voter Base, cheat in Elections, and grow the Welfare State, robbing good paying Jobs and Benefits from Hardworking American Citizens."He added that he wants ICE officers "to know that REAL Americans are cheering [them] on every day."FEDERAL OFFICIALS SLAM DEMOCRATS FOR 'DANGEROUS' RHETORIC AS ICE AGENTS FACE VIOLENT MOBS IN LA, NYC"The American People want our Cities, Schools, and Communities to be SAFE and FREE from Illegal Alien Crime, Conflict, and Chaos," he wrote. "Thats why I have directed my entire Administration to put every resource possible behind this effort, and reverse the tide of Mass Destruction Migration that has turned once Idyllic Towns into scenes of Third World Dystopia. Our Federal Government will continue to be focused on the REMIGRATION of Aliens to the places from where they came, and preventing the admission of ANYONE who undermines the domestic tranquility of the United States."ICE has organized several high-profile raids across the country as part of the presidents campaign promise to deliver mass-deportations. Trump promised to prioritize criminal illegal aliens, but critics allege the administration is separating families and targeting non-criminal workers.ICE SWEEPS THROUGH LA BUSINESSES AS LOCAL DEMOCRATS CRY FOUL OVER TRUMP ADMINISTRATION'S ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS"I dont think the president understands that we have entire sectors of our economy that cannot function without immigrant labor," LA Mayor Karen Bass said on "State of the Union" Sunday.The Trump administration called for a halt on deportation raids on agricultural sites, hotels and restaurants, and not to arrest "noncriminal collaterals" the New York Times reported. The move came out of fears that the sweeping raids were hurting key industries in the U.S.Fox News' David Spector contributed to this report.

Auburn Tigers mens basketball head coach Bruce Pearl has been as outspoken in his support of Israel since the Oct. 7, 2023, terror attacks conducted by Hamas.Pearl, who is the chair of the U.S. Israel Education Association, acknowledged in a recent interview that he gets told a lot on social media to stick to basketball and keep quiet when it comes to his views on Israel.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMHowever, he explained on the "Being Jewish Podcast" why he speaks out."Heres the deal. One of the reasons why I do it, its really simple. What is your Middle Eastern studies course teaching you in high school? Oh, you dont have one? Oh, so then lets go on social media and lets read the lies and the propaganda," Pearl explained."In the back of their minds its, Maybe they are right. Maybe the Jews did steal the land. Maybe they did run them out of their home. I dont know. Well, thats because youve never been taught. So youre listening to the loudest voices, [which is] a very, very loud minority."AFTER YEARS IN HIS DAD'S SHADOW, KIYAN ANTHONY CHARTS HIS OWN PATH TO SYRACUSE WHILE STRENGTHENING FAMILY BONDPearl led Auburn to a 32-6 record. The Tigers Final Four appearance was the teams first since 2019. Pearl has led Auburn to its only two Final Fours.But his support for Israel as a Jewish basketball coach is just as strong as his love for the game.The U.S. Israel Education Association named Pearl its chair in April."Ive dedicated much of my life to teaching young people about the importance of leadership, values, and understanding different perspectives," Pearl said in a news release at the time."My work with USIEA aligns with those principles, and Im excited to continue building a bridge of understanding between these two great nations."Fox News' Scott Thompson contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

After a grueling two-day manhunt, Vance Boelter, the suspect accused of shooting two Minnesota state lawmakers, was captured and Minnesota lawmakers and the governor are expressing their appreciation for those who are helping bring him to justice.House Speaker Lisa Demuth took to social media to express how glad she was that the suspect was now in custody and the nightmare was ending."Im grateful that this nightmare has come to an end with the suspect captured so he can be charged, prosecuted, & punished for the horror he has wrought on MN. Thank you to the local, state, & federal officials who ensured this evil man faces justice," she wrote.SUSPECTED MINNESOTA LAWMAKER ASSASSIN VANCE BOELTER CAPTUREDMore than 20 agencies worked together to bring in the suspect and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz thanked them for leaving their families "to run into danger and deliver justice for Melissa and Mark Hortman."Boelter, 57, was captured in Sibley County after a two-day manhunt. He allegedly killedMinnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark, early Saturday morning at their Brooklyn Park home in Minneapolis before allegedly shooting State Sen. John Hoffman, also a Democrat, and his wife, Yvette, in their nearby Champlin home in a related attack.Walz made note that the people of the U.S. need to come together and shouldnt accept violence as a norm.MINNESOTA OFFICIALS FIND CAR, HAT BELONGING TO ASSASSIN SUSPECT VANCE BOELTER ON HIGHWAY IN 'FLUID' SEARCH"As a country we cannot become numb to this violence. We are a deeply divided nation. That has become even more clear over the last two days. The way we move forward and solve the problems facing our nation is not through hate. It is not through violence. It is through humility, and grace, and civility," he said in a statement Sunday night.He also asked that members of the community acknowledge the pain and grief endured by the Hortmans family and that they take comfort in the couples memory."To Melissa and Mark's family: I cannot fathom your pain, your grief. Let us take solace in their memory, in Melissa's legacy of selfless, pragmatic, gentle public service. The state of Minnesota grieves with you" said Walz."To our law enforcement officers: thank you for your courage, your service, and your professionalism. You have saved lives," Walz expressed to those involved in the arrest."As we heal, we will not let fear win," he said.U.S. Sen. Amy Klombuchar of Minnesota thanked all law enforcement officers involved in tracking down the suspect, calling their efforts "a mammoth and heroic effort."

The fifth week of Sean "Diddy" Combs' sex trafficking and racketeering case saw the completion of "Jane's" testimony.Diddy's ex-girlfriend first took the stand on June 5, finishing her testimony on June 13. Testifying under a pseudonym, Jane told the jury about her relationship with Diddy from 2021 until his arrest in 2024. She claimed Diddy forced her into participating in "hotel nights" where the "Last Night" rapper expected her to have sex with a male escort while he watched."Overall, the testimony this week from Jane could have been puzzling to the jury," defense attorney John W. Day told Fox News Digital. "Did she pull together for jurors the web of Diddy's control and intimidation that builds the foundation for RICO convictions? She did say she felt like a 'sex worker in my own relationship,' which suggests an element of control on Diddy's part."DIDDY'S ALLEGED 'SEXUAL DEVIANT' BEHAVIOR DISTRACTS FROM GOVERNMENT'S CASE: EXPERT"The jury may use her testimony to understand why someone would engage in that type of conduct, and yet they still may feel conflicted about her participation in these sex acts and her relationship with Diddy. She testified as a prosecution witness, but did she raise more questions than she answered in the mind of the jurors about why she continued to engage with Diddy? I believe the testimony from Jane cuts both ways," Day noted.Jane's dayslong testimony "painted a portrait" similar to that of Diddy's ex, Cassie Ventura. However, one legal expert told Fox News Digital Jane's allegations might not be enough to convince a jury Diddy's behavior was criminal."Janes testimony highlighted the defendant's use of his wealth and resources, factors which were portrayed by the prosecutors as a means to control and force these women into sexual situations with paid male escorts, or, by the defense, to foster loving consensual relationships that happened to include sex with male prostitutes," John J. Perlstein, a Los Angeles based litigator, told Fox News Digital. "I think the most interesting part is that the defendants conduct isnt in dispute it's simply up to the jury to decide whether that conduct was, in fact, criminal."Here's a look at the most explosive moments from Jane's testimony.Jane's testimony gave the jury insight into how Diddy reacted when surveillance footage of the rapper attacking Cassie Ventura went public in May 2024. Jane said she was dating Diddy at the time and was at his home, where she allegedly witnessed his family come together to make a game plan for his response."She said she saw him consult with his team and go into damage control mode to counter the negative publicity," Day, owner of the Santa Fe, New Mexico-based, law practice John Day Law, said.WATCH: SEAN DIDDY COMBS ASSAULTS EX-GIRLFRIEND CASSIE VENTURA IN HOTEL VIDEO SHOWN TO JURYJane later explained that she never experienced Combs' alleged violence before the video came out. It wasn't until June 2024 that Jane alleged Diddy first laid hands on her."So she [allegedly] experienced domestic violence firsthand in the relationship," Day explained. "In fact, she said that occurred not long after the video of Cassie being assaulted at a hotel showed up on television. Its rare for a witness to provide such a 360-degree view of what role violence plays in a defendants relationship with women."DIDDY JUROR SPARKS CREDIBILITY CONCERNS, MAY HAVE 'LIED' TO GET ON THE CASE: EXPERTAt one point in Jane's testimony, she claimed the longest "hotel night" she experienced was during New Year's in 2022. The "hotel night" allegedly lasted three days and involved three different men. After the alleged sex session, Jane confronted Diddy about a trip he took another woman on.Jane read her text message to Diddy in court. She wrote, "It's not right how you're treating me right now and how you're doing me. We had such an amazing New Year's Eve week together, and the last thing I would expect from you is coming at me sideways about a girl you like. To even be speaking to me about another female, worried about her to me, is something I've never seen before. You completely had your way and more with New Year's Eve week, just to send me home to worry about a doctor's visit, handling entertainment, accuse me of lying, then take another girl on vacation. Ignoring us for days to prioritize that right now shows where your care is, and it's not for me. Cold. I'd never make you feel like that. We have been so good. You were telling me you love me, I'm your baby, how you're not going to use me, all to treat me like this. Why? You have me feeling so taken advantage of and regretting everything."A legal expert explained why Jane's testimony could be seen as harmful to the prosecution."The danger for the prosecution is that jurors might see in this testimony reasons why a person might feel scorned by Diddy and now be happy to seek revenge," Day explained. "This kind of witness testimony is relatable to jurors, whether they have personal experience or know people who have gone through a horrendous moment in a relationship.""In the minds of a juror, this could be a peg for questioning the credibility of Jane and her motives now that she is a prosecution witness."DIDDY KEY WITNESSES COULD HURT PROSECUTION'S CASE DESPITE EXPLOSIVE TESTIMONY: EXPERTFormer federal prosecutor Neama Rahmani explained to Fox News Digital, "Jane was Combs' most recent girlfriend up until the time of his arrest. And there were text messages from her to Combs in which she said she's not a sex robot, porn star or animal and that she didn't want to have sex with strangers. We heard audio of Jane asking the sex workers to wear a condom and Combs telling them not to. That's evidence of force and coercion for sex trafficking.""We also heard that one of the entertainers sold a sex tape of a freak off to a big media company," said Rahmani, founder of West Coast Trial Lawyers. "That must be the video that one of the victim's lawyers said they had seen. An HSI agent testified about the drugs and guns found when they raided Combs' L.A. home with more than a thousand bottles of baby oil and lube."Jane testified that Diddy was still paying for her lawyer and her rent. During cross-examination, the rapper's defense confirmed he had never interfered with Jane's representation."Another part of Janes testimony that probably came as a shock to some people was when she said that Diddy is still paying for her lawyer. But lawyers watching the trial understand this type of arrangement is fairly common," Day explained. "It may, however, raise questions with jurors about conflicts of interest and motivation. Jurors might look at this arrangement as questionable and that would affect their perception of what Jane has testified to."WATCH: DIDDY'S EX-GIRLFRIEND CROSS-EXAMINED AFTER GRAPHIC, DAYS-LONG TESTIMONYDIDDY'S EX'S TESTIMONY COULD PROVIDE POWERFUL CORROBORATION TO ALLEGATIONS IN SEX CRIMES TRIAL: EXPERTJane testified Thursday about an alleged violent altercation she experienced at her home in June 2024. Jane testified that she called Diddy a "pedophile" while confronting him about a younger woman and that Combs kicked the doors in her home "literally off the hinges" while following her around. Jane said she felt the fight escalated after she pushed Combs' head into a marble countertop and threw candles toward the rapper. After the rapper allegedly chased Jane through her home, she claimed she made a run for the front door."Sean kicked me from the back of my thigh, and then I fell down on my butt," Jane testified. "And then he picked me up in a chokehold and choked me." Jane claimed she ran about six blocks away from the home and waited for approximately two hours before returning. Once home, the fight between her and Combs continued. As the fight turned physical, Jane recalled Combs punching her twice. She ran into the backyard and laid down in the grass, covering her face, head and body with her hands. Combs allegedly punched and kicked her "several times" while in this position before he dragged her back into the home.Jane claimed she "just kept saying, Leave me the f--- alone. Leave me the f--- alone. Just leave. Just leave." She added, "And I just kept saying that I hated him."Jane recalled getting into the shower to clean off. At this point, Combs allegedly slapped her until she lost her balance and fell over.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERJane's cross-examination became heated Tuesday when defense attorney Teny Geragos began questioning Diddy's ex-girlfriend about the money he spent on her and gifts she received from the rapper.Texts to Combs from Jane about the "Last Night" rapper buying purses for another woman were brought up in court. Geragos commented that Jane also received a bag of her own."No, I only got trauma after three-and-a-half years, I really dont think I garnered anything," Jane told the court.Geragos asked, "How much do Bottega bags cost?"to which Jane replied, "How much does my body cost?" before asking the court for a break from testimony. When court resumed, Jane apologized to Geragos.

For the first time since last July, the New York Yankees have been swept in a regular-season series.And it came against their most bitter rival.The Boston Red Sox had the Yankees number over the weekend, winning all three games of their rivalry at Fenway Park. The final victory came Sunday afternoon as Brayan Bello continued the trend of dominant starting pitching to help his Red Sox to a 2-0 win.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMBefore the series, the Yankees were just one of three teams in MLB that hadnt been swept this year. Their city counterpart, the New York Mets, and the Cincinnati Reds are now the only two teams that have managed to at least salvage one game in a series.It wasnt necessarily the Yankees pitching that put them in this hole over the weekend, but rather the bats went almost completely silent, including the AL MVP frontrunner, Aaron Judge.EX-YANKEES STAR ALEX RODRIGUEZ SAYS AARON JUDGE 'NEEDS' AN OCTOBER MOMENT TO BE A TRUE FRANCHISE LEGENDOther than his game-tying solo home run in the first game of this series to force extra innings off Garrett Crochet in the top of the ninth inning on Friday night, Judge was 0-for-11 with nine strikeouts.But it wasnt just the Yankees captain that couldnt get the bat going. As a team, the Yankees went 15-for-94 (.160) with 10 walks, three extra-base hits and 27 total strikeouts, including 11 in Sundays series finale.As the 42-28 team knows, thats not the way to success.But note the record for the season the Yankees certainly can afford a slump given their AL East lead despite the losses. However, those losses, combined with the Tampa Bay Rays winning seven of their last 10 games, means New York only holds a 3.5-game lead atop the division.Meanwhile, the Red Sox are starting to get hot at just the right time. They hit well off two of the games best pitchers this season, Carlos Rodon and Max Fried, and the three wins got them back above .500 (37-36). They are now just a half-game back of the third and final AL Wild Card spot.Of course, theres an entire second half of the season still to be played in this 162-game marathon. But while the Red Sox are getting hot, the Yankees bats will hope to steady the ship in the Bronx this week against the visiting Los Angeles Angels and Baltimore Orioles.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.