The troops are an option should Donald Trump decide to use them to quell anti-ICE protests in the city, an official tells CBS News.
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Around 1,500 soldiers on standby for deployment to Minneapolis, officials say
The troops are an option should Donald Trump decide to use them to quell anti-ICE protests in the city, an official tells CBS News.
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Wesley Beynon and Marc Willding are hailed heroes after pulling baby Lilah from the flames.