A prosecutor appointed by Donald Trump and who has advocated for individuals involved in the January 6th Capitol riot has announced a 'special' review of cases related to the event. Meanwhile, ICE denies involvement in concerns raised by Chicago school leaders about the presence of federal agents.
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NSA General Counsel'Two-state solution' would be 'huge mistake': Ex-Israeli PM on future of GazaCabinet nominees questioned over allegiance to Trump in confirmation hearings07:0506:14NBC News Justice Reporter Ryan Reilly and Host of Radio Atlantic and the 'We Live Here Now' podcast Hanna Rosin join Katy Tur to discuss the announcement of an investigation into prosecutors who were involved in cases of January 6th rioters and the return of rioters back into neighborhoods...
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