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Tonight, cracks in ice.

Trump removed Gregory Bovino from Minnesota and brings in his border czar, Tom

Holman, as backlash hits a fever pitch.

Is the administration about to change course?

Well, Minnesota's Tim Palenti and Dean Fills will be my guests live tonight. Plus, Trump officials portraying Alex Prattie in a way the video simply doesn't show

how their words might impact the doing legal fights against the administration.

And later, the rights attorney, Benjamin Crump, on the calls for justice for Alex Preddy,

and what he says is the legal case ahead.

Tonight on Laura Coates Live.

You know what we're saying tonight?

Something we don't normally see from this administration.

It's a messaging retreat. It usually is a default setting when the backlash hits. You deny, then you dig in, and you double down, maybe a second or third time.

We, of course, saw all that after Renee Good was shot and killed by an ice agent, didn't we?

But after federal officers killed Alex Pretty, after Americans saw all those videos,

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