Outfront next, breaking news of Chief Federal Judge slamming ice saying the agency has violated

nearly 100 orders in the Minneapolis area in the past 28 days alone.

And Pam Bondi on the ground in Minnesota posting mugshots of people she claims are rioters.

What happened to tamping down tensions, to de-escalating?

And breaking news, the FBI now leading the investigation into the attack on Congresswoman Ilhan

Omar at a town hall. I'm going to speak to a Minneapolis City Council member who was right next

to Omar and was also hit with the liquid. And reversing course, RK file uncovering past comments from Trump and his

top Trump officials, which completely contradict what they're saying now when it comes to

bringing guns to a protest. Let's go out front. And good evening, I'm Aaron Burnett. Outfront

Tonight, the breaking news, ICE violating

judges' orders. The chief federal judge in Minnesota slamming the agency, clamming it violated

nearly 100 orders in 74 immigration cases in Minnesota this year. Wow. I mean, there's only been

28 days in this year and a lot of them have been weekends.

George W. Bush appointed judge writes, this list should give pause to anyone, no matter his or her political beliefs, who cares about the rule of law. ICE is likely violated more court

orders in January 2026 than some federal agencies have violated in their entire existence.

Judge Patrick Schultz, adding,

quote, ICE is not a law unto itself. It's a scathing reprimand, and it comes as Pam Bondi

landed in Minneapolis, firing off a whole series of social media posts in which she claimed

agents had arrested 16 people for assaulting law enforcement officers. Now, that's what she says, but she didn't just

name them. She actually posted their pictures as well, their mugshots. A move slammed by another judge.

This was the judge overseeing the first court appearances for those 16 people.

According to the New York Times, that judge says Bondi was, that judge says she was, quote,

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