Stay Informed with Up First: Latest News on Federal Immigration Incidents, Capitol Attack Fallout, and More
Start your day with the latest news by subscribing to the Up First newsletter and podcast. Recent incidents involving shootings by federal immigration authorities have sparked controversy. In Portland, Oregon, a Customs and Border Patrol agent injured two individuals, prompting the mayor to call for an end to ICE activities in the area. Similarly, in Minnesota, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer fatally shot Renee Nicole Good. A new NPR/Ipsos poll reveals that while Americans want the U.S. to be a global moral leader, fewer believe it currently holds that status.
A bipartisan effort in the House resulted in the passage of a measure to extend health insurance subsidies that expired last year. However, the measure faces uncertainty in the Senate. President Trump's handling of the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol attack has been scrutinized. NPR's visual archive sheds light on the events of that day, including Trump's pardons and rewriting of the narrative. Despite initially condemning the attack, Trump later pardoned most defendants, sparking controversy.
For more information on federal criminal cases related to Jan. 6, explore NPR's database. Stay informed with NPR's coverage of the aftermath of the Capitol attack and the implications of Trump's actions. Explore NPR's recommendations for weekend reading, watching, and listening to stay up to date on current events.