Good morning! ICE says its agents arrested more than 1,200 migrants over the weekend as “targeted operations” continue across the U.S. At a makeshift nightclub in Denver, officials arrested dozens of alleged Tren de Aragua gang members.

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Palmdale, California: 1/27/25 snow covered streets

661 Lasd And Lacofd calls.

NEW: Weather conditions forced officials to close a portion of the 5 Freeway through the Grapevine overnight.

After realizing how stressful law enforcement is once she became an officer, and seeing the effect it has on mental health, Dr. Steiner dedicated her life to helping them.

Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/great-american-warrior-dr-carrie-steiner-first-responder-wellness-center

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Watch: Tucker Carlson joins Michael Savage to discuss President Donald Trump's second inauguration, the Episcopal Bishop of Washington, D.C., blasting the president.

I-5 remains closed over the Grapevine.

The Grapevine remains closed due to ice buildup on the road surface.  Caltrans is working to clear the lanes of ice so motorists can pass through safely.  The CHP Fort Tejon Area is monitoring the storm and road conditions. 

There is no estimated time of reopening the freeway.

CHP Fort Tejon

Despite the chill in the air, the North Precinct Community Engagement Officers and employees from the Waffle House on Clarksville Pike came together for some snow day fun!

Thank you to everyone at Waffle House for making the day extra special with your hospitality and camaraderie. Together, we serve with unity and care.

Florida: A suspect is in custody after intentionally striking a Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office patrol car with a deputy inside.

The sheriff’s office said the suspect, Logan Williams, 27, got into a vehicle with his mother, Meriam Williams, 62, and tried to leave the area, striking another car in the process. He then struck a patrol car with Deputy Stevie Hackett and another HCSO employee inside.

Deputy Hackett and the civilian employee were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. They were both listed in stable condition.

Please join us in sending prayers and, or, positive thoughts for their recovery. 🙏🏽

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James A. Faber, a 27-year-old man from Massachusetts was arrested on Tuesday after he reportedly finished a U.S. Capitol tour and returned to his vehicle, all while carrying a loaded 9-millimeter handgun.

Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/us-capital-police-arrest-man-who-brought-concealed-handgun-into-capital-despite-search

San Jose ICE operation detains at least one person as immigration enforcement ramps up

North Carolina: A Buncombe County Sheriff's Office Animal Control Deputy is recovering after being injured in a dog attack on Jan. 24.

According to a release, the incident occurred on Snowhill Church Road in Candler, N.C., at approximately 4 p.m

The release said that Deputy D. Robinson responded to reports of a dog running loose throughout the area.

During the investigation, the release said that Deputy Robinson knocked on the door of a residence where, after the resident opened the door, a large dog ran out, charged the deputy, and bit his hand, refusing to let go.

The release said that to protect himself, the deputy attempted to use his taser but was "unsuccessful."

After his attempt with a taser, the release said that Deputy Robinson drew and fired his service weapon, killing the animal.

The release said that Deputy Robinson was treated for "serious bite injuries" to his left hand at Mission Hospital.

Please join us in sending prayers and, or, positive thoughts for his recovery. 🙏🏽

Read more: https://wlos.com/news/local/buncombe-county-deputy-injured-dog-candler-incident-investigation-underway-attack-mission-hospital-animal-control

I’m going to help you fix it- President Trump fulfills promise on California wildfire recovery

Florida: A deadly hit-and-run left one dead and six injured, including three officers, The Tampa Police Department announced.

According to TPD, officers responded to a series of events involving a dangerous person around 8:30 p.m. on Sunday.

The first call was a dispute at the Dollar General store on Dale Mabry and Interbay Boulevard where a 47-year-old man used his white Honda and intentionally blocked the victim’s vehicle. After an argument, the man moved his vehicle and the victim left.

After the victim left, the suspect followed him to a friend’s house near West Meadow Street and South MacDill Avenue where the victim was hit with the white Honda, according to TPD.

The victim suffered minor injuries and was treated by Tampa Fire Rescue at the Scene.

After running over the victim, the suspect was driving northbound on MacDill Avenue when he suddenly veered toward a male pedestrian hitting him. The pedestrian was taken to the hospital with head injuries, he is in critical but stable condition.

Three TPD officers were injured and taken to the hospital to be treated for non-life-threatening injuries.

Please join us in sending prayers and, or, positive thoughts for their recovery. 🙏🏽

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"The information these agencies hold, these belong to the American people, and the American people ought to be able to see them."

Sen. Ron Johnson called for more transparency from the agencies of the federal government.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul plans to allocate $77 million for a new initiative to have police officers stationed on subways during overnight hours (9 p.m. to 5 a.m.).

This move comes as part of a broader effort to improve safety in the subway system, which has seen several recent incidents. Funding will also support LED lighting and protective barriers at stations to enhance security.

"We cannot allow our subway to be a rolling homeless shelter," said Governor Hochul, emphasizing the need to address chaos and ensure safe transit for all.

Watch: Tucker Carlson comments on the shift back to the center in politics thanks to President Donald Trump's election, what America could have been under a Harris administration

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(7:32) The J6 Committee’s Pardon
(11:02) The Golden Age of Journalism Has Begun
(17:44) The Major Questions We Should Be Asking Now That Trump Is President
(29:00) The Destruction of Nord Stream Will Kill the EU
(33:57) The Key Players of COVID That Have Yet to Be Investigated
(36:20) The New Media Landscape
(45:17) Trump’s Mass Disclosure Will Make Certain People Very Dangerous
(51:13) Will We Ever Truly Know the Purpose of the COVID Regime?
(58:45) Russiagate and the Leaked DNC Emails
(1:03:28) Kash Patel and Political Espionage
(1:20:30) The Intel Agencies That Control Wikipedia
(1:33:47) How They Try to Brainwash Us Into Submission

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