Trump's Indefensible Pardons

Trump's Indefensible Pardons

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What It Would Take to Rein in ICE

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ICE's Reign of Terror

Minneapolis residents describe the city as a war zone as 3,000 federal agents terrorize citizens and non-citizens alike. Jon and Dan react to the situation on the ground and discuss the latest, including federal agents shooting another person, six federal prosecutors' decision to ...  Show more

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