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Gaza Border Partially Reopens, ICE Releases Detainees, and Other News
Gaza's Rafah border crossing with Egypt partially reopened Monday under the terms of the Israeli-Hamas ceasefire agreement, allowing limited movement of Palestinians after being largely closed for nearly two years, according to Fox News. The reopening came with tight restrictions, permitting only a small number of people to travel in either direction, and commercial goods were not allowed to pass through, officials said. Egyptian authorities stated that the first day of operations would allow up to 5 individuals to cross.
In other news, five-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos and his father were released from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody on Sunday, a day after a court order mandated their release, CBS News reported. U.S. District Judge Fred Biery directed government officials to release Adrian Alexander Conejo Ramos and his son, who were detained by ICE earlier this month in Minnesota, "as soon as practicable." Assistant Department of Homeland Security Secretary Tricia McLaughlin confirmed the release. "The facts in this case have NOT changed: ICE did NOT target or arrest a child," she said in a statement, according to CBS News. "The Trump administration is committed to restoring the rule of law and common sense to our immigration system, and will continue to."
Meanwhile, Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul criticized the Trump administration's reaction to the shooting of Alex Pretti by border patrol agents in Minnesota, Fox News reported. Paul told CBS' "60 Minutes" that trust for the Trump administration has been broken "without question" after its response to the shooting. He expressed concern about administration officials, such as Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem and Border Patrol Commander Greg Bovino, accusing Pretti of committing domestic terrorism or seeking to cause "maximum damage" after video of the shooting circulated online, according to Fox News.
In Massachusetts, a homeowner accidentally set his house on fire while trying to melt ice buildup on his roof, Fox News reported. The fire broke out at a home in Milton, Massachusetts, after the man used a blowtorch to melt ice, according to Milton Fire Deputy Chief John Earner. Flames quickly spread into the attic, turning what appeared to be a small flare-up into a major fire. "He gets down, and then we see the flames just in the gutter," one neighbor told WCVB-TV, according to Fox News. "All of a sudden, smoke was coming from everywhere."
Finally, Venezuela's first shipment of liquefied petroleum gas has left Venezuela bound for the US, ABC News reported. The ship is set to arrive in Providence, Rhode Island. Venezuelas interim president Delcy Rodriguez announced on Sunday that the countrys first shipment of liquefied petroleum gas had been exported. The announcement in a post on her Telegram channel on Sunday comes almost a month after President Donald Trump ordered a military operation that led to the capture of Venezuelas former President Nicolas Maduro, who now faces federal charges in the U.S. Rodriguez, Maduros former vice president, was sworn in as the interim president after his capture in January.
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