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A preschooler and his father who were arrested during President Donald Trump's latest immigration crackdown are back home in Minneapolis after a federal

judge ordered their release. As Matt Seppick of Minnesota Public Radio reports, officials at the

boys' schools say federal agents tried to use him as bait to lure other adults outside.

Liam Conejo Ramos was photographed wearing a blue hat with bunny ears and a Spider-Man backpack

when masked ICE agents pulled him from his dad's car on January 20th after school.

Local school officials say agents led the five-year-old to his front door and directed him to knock to see if anyone else was home.

Ice flew the boy and his father, Adrian Conejo Arias, to a Texas detention center.

In ordering their release Saturday, Judge Fred Beery called the move a, quote, perfidious lust for unbridled power that's, quote, bereft of human decency.

Attorneys say the family from Ecuador is focusing on finding peace.

They entered the U.S. legally in 2024 to seek asylum, their lawyers said.

For NPR News, I'm Matt Sepik in Minneapolis.

House Speaker Mike Johnson says he expects lawmakers this week to vote on a nearly $1.3 trillion funding bill to fully reopen the federal government.

But there is one area of disagreement with Democrats funding for the Department of Homeland Security.

Speaking to NBC's meet the press, Johnson says Republicans will fund all federal agencies and then negotiate with Democrats.

Well, let's say I'm confident that we'll do it at least by Tuesday.

We have a logistical challenge of getting everyone in town.

And because of the conversation I had with Hakeem Jeffries,

I know that we've got to pass a rule and probably do this mostly on our own.

I think that's very unfortunate.

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