We'll start the day's other headlines with a rare Republican rebuke of one of President Trump's priorities.

Indiana's Republican-led Senate voted this afternoon against a plan to redraw its state's electoral map.

19-Eyes, 31 knows this bill has been defeated.

21 Republicans joined all 10 Democrats in voting down the measure outside the chamber.

Critics of the redistricting plan celebrated.

The vote comes after months of pressure from President Trump, who has been pushing Republican-led

states to redraw their maps ahead of next year's midterm elections.

A grand jury in Virginia has again refused to bring a new indictment against New York

Attorney General Letitia James for mortgage fraud. It's the second time in about a week that

the Justice Department has failed to resurrect its case against James. Last month, a judge

threw out an original indictment, finding that the prosecutor in the case, Lindsay Halligan,

had been illegally appointed to her role.

A similar case against another of President Trump's perceived foes.

Former FBI director James Comey was also dismissed last month for similar reasons.

Kilmar Abrago-Gar Garcia has left an immigration detention center in Pennsylvania

after a federal judge in Maryland ordered

his release, saying his months-long detention was troubling. The native of El Salvador and Maryland

resident was mistakenly deported by the administration this past spring and then returned to the U.S.

in June to face human smuggling charges, which he denies. The White House says it will appeal his release.

It comes as the administration's immigration policies were under scrutiny by lawmakers today.

Joe Biden left us with... I'm not asking about Joe Biden. I'm asking you a specific question.

In a contentious House hearing, Homeland Security Secretary Christy Noam defended the Trump

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