The Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected Florida's emergency bid to let it enforce a controversial immigration law that would ban illegal immigrants from entering the state leaving in place a lower court's pause on immediately enforcing the measure.Justices on the 6-3 conservative majority Supreme Courtdid not explain their decision, and there were no noted dissents.At issue was Florida's Senate Bill 4C, which would make it a crime for undocumented migrants to enter the state if they had been previously deported or previously denied entry into the U.S., regardless of their history, and even if they had since gained lawful status in the country.Re-entering the state after being deported would be considered a felony under S.B. 4C, and individuals suspected of violating the law would be jailed, without bond, until their cases could be heard in court.Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier asked the high court late last month to intervene and block a preliminary injunction handed down in April by U.S. District Judge Kathleen Williams, after the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit declined to take up the case.Uthmeier argued in his appeal that, barring intervention from the high court, Florida and its citizens will "remain disabled from combatting the serious harms of illegal immigration for years as this litigation proceeds through the lower courts."Uthmeier was ultimately joined by 17 states n backing the state's position to the Supreme Court.The Justice Department, for its part, also filed a 33-page brief of its own supporting Florida's enforcement of the law.Lawyers for the Trump administration said Monday that S.B. 4C "complements existing federal immigration law by punishing those within, or that come within, Floridas regulatory reach who previously entered or reentered the country in violation of U.S. immigration law.""Floridas law is in harmony, not conflict, with federal law."This is a breaking news story. Check back for updates.

Rep. Ritchie Torres, D-N.Y., on Wednesday sounded the alarm over an "open air drug market" in a Bronx business district where addicts and prostitutes are often seen, saying New York City has become a "bystander" to the lawlessness.For at least the past year, Torres has been trying to raise awareness of drug use and drug trafficking at The Hub in the South Bronx."Despite my repeated pleas and multiple announcements of multi-agency operationsoften launched with great fanfarethe City is no closer to solving the public health and safety crisis that has taken hold of the South Bronx's Hub," Torres wrote in a Wednesday letter to Mayor Eric Adams.AOC, PROGRESSIVES RIPPED FOR IGNORING 'RED LIGHT' DISTRICT AS PROSTITUTION, FILTHY STREETS RETURN"The City must demonstrate a renewed whole-of-government commitment to reclaiming the Hub from the grip of drug trafficking and return it where it rightfully belongs: to the people of the Bronx," he added.The Hub, home to Roberto Clemente Plaza, comprises more than 300 storefronts, 50 commercial properties and attracts more than 3.3 million people annually.Locals have been subjected to watching addicts inject opioids in full public view, including in front of children, Torres said. The environment has created a "climate of lawlessness and disorder" in the area, he said.PASTOR COREY BROOKS: I'M BUILDING HOPE ON CHICAGO'S NOTORIOUS SOUTH SIDE"The Department of Transportation has effectively lost control of Roberto Clemente Plaza, which has become a nightmare for quality of life, public health and public safety delivering no benefit to residents," Torres said.Fox News Digital has reached out to the mayor's office."The Adams administration agrees that the decades-long issues plaguing The Hub in the Bronx are unacceptable, which is why we brought our Community Link model to the neighborhood a multi-agency operation of surged resources to address substance abuse, mental health, homeless outreach, sanitation, and other quality-of-life issues that prevent this part of the South Bronx from reaching its full potential," an Adams spokesperson told the New York Post.The business district has been plagued with quality of life issues for some time. In 2021, business leaders sent then-Mayor Bill de Blasio a letter demanding he do more to address rising crime in the area.

The newly decommissioned Marine One helicopter found a new home with the U.S. Secret Service.In a video posted to X on Wednesday, Secret Service Deputy Special Agent in Charge Troy Sarria announced the famed aircraft, a Sikorsky VH-3D, is now being used for special agent training at the Rowley Training Center in Maryland.Over the last 50 years, Marine One has flown every U.S. president and vice president.MOVE OVER, BLACK HAWK: ARMY UNVEILS THE MV-75, TILTROTOR AIRCRAFT TO REPLACE ICONIC ASSAULT CHOPPER"To get the new Marine One helicopter, Deputy Chief Mike Jazwiecki initiated a conversation that led to our partnership and relationship with the Presidential Helicopter[s] Program (PMA-274)," Sarria said. "We worked with their current commander, [Marine] Col. [Alex] Ramthun, and their lead maintenance officer, Matt Cooper, in order to get this new aircraft."The helicopter is an authentic Marine One platform that was recently decommissioned.As spotted on the White House South Lawn, Marine One is rumored to have special security features and specs to protect the nation's leaders, including the ability to carry more weight and fly longer distances without refueling, Fox News Digital previously reported.FAA INVESTIGATING AFTER 'GREEN LASER' FLASHED AT BLACK HAWK HELICOPTER"It's a genuine piece of presidential and Secret Service history," Sarria said.Agents going to the president's or vice president's detail will have the opportunity to learn in a hands-on, realistic training environment thanks to the new addition.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP"We are able to give the basic special agent classes more and better protective training," Sarria said. "This is another step forward in advancing the Secret Service's training capability here at the Rowley Training Center."

FIRST ON FOX: One of the suspects charged with ties to the anti-ICE attack at the Prairieland Detention Facility in Alvarado, Texas, was granted a green card under the Biden administration and is a prior recipient of DACA, or Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.Daniel Rolando Sanchez-Estrada, 38, is the husband of one of the alleged attackers. He is referenced in the unsealed criminal complaint lodged against 10 individuals who allegedly attacked the detention center over the weekend, which resulted in an Alvarado police officer being shot in the neck. The officer is expected to recover.The 10 suspects are facing federal charges, including multiple counts of attempted murder of a federal officer and "discharging a firearm in relation to a crime of violence."ICE AGENTS TARGETED IN 2 AMBUSH ATTACKS IN RECENT DAYSSanchez-Estrada was part of a separate criminal complaint, as he was arrested by the FBI on Monday on a felony charge of "conspiracy to tamper with evidence" as they were executing a search warrant. The unsealed complaint alleges that Sanchez-Estrada was seen "carrying multiple packages from his residence to his truck." The box included "anti-government propaganda," including one entitled "Organising for Attack! Insurrectionary Anarchy."The term "insurrectionary anarchy" is explained as a "subset of anarchism that stands out for its commitment to violence and revolutionary insurrection," according to a Perspectives on Terrorismjournal article, which is part of the International Centre for Counter-Terrorism, from March 2024. The Combating Terrorism Center at West Point also had ajournal articlein March 2023 that explained "insurrectionary anarchism is regarded as the most serious form of domestic (non-jihadi) terrorist threat."According to ICE sources, he was born in 1986 and arrived in the United States with a Border Crossing Card at the Laredo, Texas, port of entry in 2001, when he was a teenager. He was granted DACA status in 2013, and he filed for renewals for DACA in 2016, 2018, 2020 and 2022.Sanchez-Estrada was also arrested by local Texas police for alleged possession of a controlled substance in 2020, but the charge was dismissed two months later. He was granted a green card in April 2024 after applying in September 2023.GUNMAN AMBUSHES BORDER PATROL AGENTS DAYS AFTER HOUSE DEMS REJECT RESOLUTION CONDEMNING ANTI-ICE VIOLENCEOn Friday, a heavily armed group allegedly lured two unarmed ICE agents into a parking lot by firing a barrage of fireworks at their door, and spray-painting graffiti on their personal cars with the words "traitor" and "Ice Pig," which agents could see from the cameras inside, last Friday.At around the same time, a police officer responded to their 911 call for two men firing rounds from a nearby tree line, and an officer was hit in the neck, which forced the agents to take cover. A July 7criminal complaint filed by the U.S. District Court Northern District of Texas alleges that assailants shot 20 to 30 rounds from an AR-15-style rifle before it jammed, causing it to malfunction.Suspect Bradford Morris was arrested while trying to flee from the scene in a red Hyundai van. While in custody, he told an FBI agent he had been "part of a Signal Group Chatfor a while and that he had been invited to the group chat years ago after attending a protest."CLICK HERE FOR MORE IMMIGRATION COVERAGEHe allegedly drove to the incident with another suspect and two people he onlyknew by their nicknames, "Champagne and Rowan." Inside Morris van, police found a revolver, two AR-15 rifles, two Kevlar vests, a ballistic helmet and a loaded magazine.According to thecriminal complaint, Morris "claimed that he met some people online and transported some of them down from Dallas" to the center in order to "make some noise."4 ARRESTED IN ALLEGED BORDER PATROL OPERATION SABOTAGE ATTEMPT NEAR LA AS ATTACKS ON IMMIGRATION AGENTS SURGEPolice also found seven suspects in black military fatigues wandering in a field 300 yards away, some of whom were covered in mud from trying to escape on foot. Police said they also had weapons, vests and radios.The attack comes amid rising concerns about hostilities toward ICE and Border Patrol agents amid left-wing criticisms of the Trump administrations immigration policies.This week, a gunman was killed ambushing Border Patrol at an annex facility in McAllen, Texas. A McAllen police officer was shot in the leg and two Border Patrol personnel were injured, according to the Department of Homeland Security.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP"They vandalized vehicles and security cameras at the detention center and slashed federal vehicle tires. Responding officers made arrests. ICE is actively working with the FBI and the Texas Rangers regarding the incident," a DHS spokesperson said in a statement on Wednesday."Threats or acts of violence toward law enforcement officers will NOT be tolerated. Secretary Noem has made it clear: If you threaten or attempt to harm a law enforcement officer, we will find you and prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law," the statement continued.

"The View" co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin revealed on Wednesday that she has cried over stress and anxiety during her time on the show multiple times as the lone conservative panelist."I cry at work, but I hide it, my bosses will never know," Griffin said as fellow co-host Sunny Hostin appeared surprised.The co-hosts discussed anxiety and stress levels among Gen Z and a Vice article that said they were dealing with it by spending time in the restroom, which the article calls "bathroom camping.""I have cried at this job at least half a dozen times," Griffin continued.THE VIEW CO-HOSTS CLASH OVER TRUMP IMMIGRATION POLICY, ALYSSA FARAH GRIFFIN FACT-CHECKS SUNNY HOSTINCo-host Joy Behar asked what Griffin cried about, demanding an example."This is a very hard job to do, and I oftentimes have the only opinion thats different at a table of five people," Griffin said, laughing.The conservative host previously worked in President Donald Trump's White House towards the end of his first term but exited the administration and ultimately became a fierce critic of her former employer, replacing Meghan McCain as the token conservative chair. Griffin has been far less likely to have the on-air spats that marked McCain's time, however.She joined her five co-hosts in voting for former Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 election. One of the fellow hosts was Ana Navarro, who is a Republican that now almost soley supports Democrats.THE VIEW CO-HOSTS HAVE FIERCE CLASH OVER MIDDLE EAST, WHOOPI GOLDBERG COMPARES U.S. TO IRAN"I would like to state, for the record, this is a great job and every time Ive cried, Brian gives great hugs," Griffin added, referring to the show's producer, Brian Teta.While Griffin and the co-hosts clash frequently on the show, the conservative co-host also often agrees with her liberal counterparts."The thing that shocks me, for me, is there is nothing that people should be able to do to you to make you cry," co-host Whoopi Goldberg said.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTURE"Let us support you, because nobody should be crying at this job. Nobody," Goldberg added.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPMcCain left the show in 2021. She alleged in her memoir that some of the hosts were "toxic" and purposefully hostile towards her, and she once cried after a segment when Behar said she hadn't missed her while McCain was on maternity leave.

In the wake of the catastrophic July Fourth floods that barreled through south central Texas, claiming 119 lives and leaving nearly 200 people missing, NASA dispatched two aircraft to aid local recovery efforts and search and rescue operations.NASA's high-altitude WB-57 aircraft took off from Ellington Field Joint Reserve Base in Houston on Tuesday, and will conduct aerial surveys using its DyNAMITE(Day/Night Airborne Motion Imager for Terrestrial Environments) sensor.The sensor will take high-resolution photos of the Guadalupe River and several miles of the surrounding area, which could accelerate emergency response times.TEXAS RIVER FLOOD LEAVES AT LEAST 6 DEAD AS EMERGENCY CREWS RACE TO FIND OTHERS MISSING; CAMP EVACUATEDThe aircraft are responding as part of NASAs Disasters Response Coordination System, which wasactivatedto support the flood emergency response in coordination with the Texas Division of Emergency Management, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), and humanitarian groups."Persistent cloud-cover has made it difficult to obtain clear satellite imagery, so the Disasters Program coordinated with NASAs Airborne Science Program at NASAs Johnson Space Flight Center in Houston to conduct a series of flights to gather observations of the impacted regions," according to a NASA statement.Officials said the data will be provided to response teams and aid in rescue efforts and resource allocation.MAVERICKS ROOKIE COOPER FLAGG OFFERS MESSAGE OF SUPPORT TO TEXAS COMMUNITIES REELING FROM DEVASTATING FLOODSThe agency also sent its Uninhabited Aerial Vehicle Synthetic Aperture Radar(UAVSAR), aboard a Gulfstream III, from NASAs Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards, California, on Wednesday to collect observations over the Guadalupe, San Gabriel and Colorado river basins.UAVSAR, which can spot water through vegetation, will be collecting data through the end of the week."The teams goal is to characterize the extent of flooding to help with understanding the amount of damage within communities," according to the statement.The disasters program will create maps to analyze the severity of flooding and damage to buildings and infrastructure, which will be shared on theNASA Disasters Mapping Portalas they become available.

Millions of Americans celebrating Independence Day tuned into Fox News Channel as the cable network outdrew broadcast options NBC, CBS and ABC during weekday primetime.Fox News averaged 2.8 million viewers during weekday primetime during the week of June 30 through July 6, compared to 2.4 million for NBC, two million for CBS and 1.9 million for ABC.During the entire week, Fox News averaged 1.6 million total viewers and 225,000 among the advertiser-coveted demographic of adults aged 25-54 to lead all of cable. Fox News also commanded 65% of the primetime and total day cable news audience and aired the top 105 cable news telecasts of the week.FOX NEWS LEAVES RIVALS IN THE DUST WITH HISTORIC Q2 RATINGS, POSTS VIEWERSHIP WINS OVER ABC, NBC, CBS"The Five"averaged 3.7 million total viewers and 418,000 in the critical demo to lead cable news in both categories."Special Report with Bret Baier" averaged 2.8 million viewers, "The Ingraham Angle" averaged 2.8 million viewers and "Hannity" delivered 2.8 million. "Gutfeld!" averaged 3.1 million and "FOX News @ Night"secured 1.6 million viewers to help the network dominate cable news.While Fox News outdrew broadcast networks during primetime, it also outpaced a variety of free TV options during daytime programming."The Will Cain Show," "America Reports," "Outnumbered," "The Story," "The Faulkner Focus" and "Americas Newsroom" outdrew "CBS Mornings," NBCs "Today Third Hour" and ABCs "GMA3."FOX NEWS MASSIVE GROWTH SUSTAINABLE UNDER TRUMP, FOX CORPORATION COO SAYSOn July 4, as many Americans celebrated with backyard gatherings, barbecue and fireworks, Fox News averaged 2.1 million total viewers and 319,000 among the demo, for a 50% increase year-over-year among total viewers and a staggering 108% increase in the demo. Comparatively, CNN managed only 532,000 total viewers and 139,000 in the demo for double-digit declines in both categories."The Big Weekend Show" averaged 1.7 million total viewers to lead cable news on Saturday, while "My View with Lara Trump" led the way in the key demo.Maria Bartiromos"Sunday Morning Futures" averaged 1.6 million viewers to take the Sunday crown.The success around July 4 comes after Fox News crushed cable news competitors and continued to close in on the broadcast competition during the second quarter of 2025.Fox News Channel averaged 1.6 million total daytime viewers to lead all basic cable options during the second quarter, while topping MSNBCs average audience of 596,000 and CNNs 406,000 combined. Fox News has now been No. 1 in all of cable among total daytime viewers for 17 straight quarters.During primetime, Fox News thumped all competitors with an average audience of 2.6 million. TNT finished second with 1.7 million, followed by MSNBCs one million. CNN averaged only 538,000 to finish outside the top five cable networks.CNN HAS 'TEARS ON THE HORIZON' AS WARNER BROS. DISCOVERY PLOTS NETWORK SPINOFF, INDUSTRY INSIDERS SAYIt was the sixth straight quarter that saw Fox News finish No. 1 among both total daytime and primetime viewers.Fox News also surpassed ABC and NBC among viewers during the second quarter and topped CBS among both total viewers and the demo for the month of June.Ratings data courtesy of Nielsen Media Research.

Lauren Snchez Bezos is painting the town red.The newly minted Mrs. Bezos, 55, stepped out in Paris noticeably without her billionaire husband.The Amazon founder, Jeff Bezos, 61, was not by his new wife's side for the Paris Fashion Week festivities, but Snchez turned heads all on her own.After a night out at Laperouse, she strutted through the City of Lights in an off-the-shoulder sexy red latex dress that highlighted her hourglass silhouette, as the bustier cinched her waist.JEFF BEZOS, LAUREN SNCHEZ WEDDING GUESTS SYDNEY SWEENEY, KHLOE KARDASHIAN HIT THE TOWN AHEAD OF WEDDINGSnchez completed her look with black strappy-heeled sandals, a matching purse and sunglasses. The former journalist's brunette hair was styled straight.While Bezos was nowhere in sight, Snchez was all smiles, as she waved to the cameras.Snchezs edgy ensemble was completed with her newest accessory - her wedding ring. She also took to Instagram to share a photo of her girls' night out, "GNO," which included "Dancing with the Stars" alum, Brooks Nader.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSHer solo appearance comes weeks after she married Bezos in a star-studded, lavish wedding in Venice, Italy.Shortly after tying the knot on June 27, Snchez took to Instagram to debut her wedding dress and new name. Her updated Instagram account now reads, "Lauren Snchez Bezos.""06/27/2025," she captioned her post, adding a red heart. She also debuted her wedding gown on the cover of Vogue.NEWLYWEDS JEFF BEZOS AND LAUREN SNCHEZ BEZOS PACK ON PDA AHEAD OF STAR-STUDDED WEDDING CELEBRATIONHer Dolce & Gabbana wedding dress was a mermaid-style lace gown with sheer long sleeves and a high neckline. She told Vogue in her cover story she felt "like a princess."She acknowledged that her wedding gown was more conservative than the revealing looks she had worn in the past. "It is a departure from what people expect," she said, "from what I expect but its very much me."She said she was expecting Bezos to be surprised."Yes. I think he will be pleasantly surprised. I think hes going to be so happy. I mean, its so elegant. Its timeless," she told the outlet before her big day.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERA-list guests arrived in style for the wedding, including Oprah Winfrey and best friend Gayle King. Also seen making their way to the festivities were Ivanka Trump, model Karlie Kloss, along with tech titan Bill Gates and Bezos father, Miguel Bezos.Celebrities flooded the Italian streets for days prior to the luxurious wedding, one of the years most talked-about celebrations.Other stars, including Sydney Sweeney, Orlando Bloom, Tom Brady, Kim Kardashian, Leonardo DiCaprio, Kylie Jenner and others, boarded water taxis at various hotels in Venice ahead of the couple's extravagant welcome party.According to People, the couple hosted a welcome party for their guests in a closed cloister adjacent to the Madonna dell'Orto church on the Thursday night ahead of their wedding day.Guests reportedly arrived in a convoy of about 30 boats. According to the outlet, guests were served pizza cooked onsite by a famous Neapolitan chef.Fox News Digital's Janelle Ash contributed to this report.

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Could LeBron James have thrived in the NFL if he had chosen to take his talents to the gridiron instead of the hardwood? Los Angeles Rams star wide receiver Davante Adams certainly thinks so."He would have been one of the best receivers, tight ends of all time. No question," Adams said during a recent appearance on the "Dan Patrick Show."Adams cited James speed as one of the reasons he would succeed in the NFL.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"He can fly too. Thats the thing. Hes one of the fastest NBA players probably of all time," Adams said."Ive never seen somebody cover space on a basketball court. Maybe John Wall? Derrick Rose? Somebody like that, but hes up there with all of them."At six-foot-nine and 250 pounds, James certainly has the size to play tight end or wide receiver in the NFL, as he is bigger than some of the best to ever do it.FORMER NFL STAR ASANTE SAMUEL SR UNLEASHES ON DOLPHINS, QUESTIONS TEAM'S LEADERSHIP AFTER JALEN RAMSEY TRADEJames previously said his comparison on the football field would have been a combination of Randy Moss and Rob Gronkowski."Probably like a mix between, you know, (Rob Gronkowski) or Randy Moss a little bit, but he's a lot smaller than me. He runs a lot faster, but he's a lot smaller than me," James said during an appearance on "New Heights" in March.The 21-time NBA All-Star compared his build to Hall of Famer Calvin Johnson, as James said they have "that same stature as far as build."James also brought up Tony Gonzalez, who played college basketball before eventually turning into a tight end and had an illustrious 17-year career in the NFL that ended in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.BENGALS' JOE BURROW OPENS UP ABOUT HOME BURGLARY, REVEALS HE PUT MAJOR PURCHASE ON HOLD AFTER ORDEAL"Maybe Tony Gonzalez, with his size, and obviously he played basketball as well. I used to love his celebration when he used to dunk on the goal post too," James said.Gonzalez was six-foot-five and 243 pounds, while Johnson was listed as six-foot-five and 237 pounds during his playing career.The Lakers star said he only "seriously" considered joining the NFL in 2011, during the NBA lockout."It was 2011 when we had the NBA lockout and, you know, I didn't know when we were going to make the deal with the owners and get our league back going. I actually thought about it a little bit back then. I was still young enough, you know, to get out there with y'all, but that's the only time I've actually seriously considered it," James said.Adams would certainly know what makes a good receiver, as the six-time Pro Bowler has been a top wide receiver in the NFL in his 11-year career.In 164 career games, Adams has 957 career catches for 11,844 yards and 103 touchdowns. Last season, across 14 games with the New York Jets and Las Vegas Raiders, Adams had 67 catches for 854 yards and seven touchdowns.Adams signed with the Rams this offseason and gives the team one of the leagues best wide receiver duos alongside star Puka Nacua.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.