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Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) shut down a Fox News host Sunday after being asked whether the Trump administration’s proposed changes to its immigration enforcement operations were “reasonable,” arguing instead that mass deportations had turned the United States into a “dystopia.”

“Does that sound like a reasonable step to you?” asked Fox News’ Shannon Bream, referencing Border Czar Tom Homan’s proposal to ramp down immigration enforcement operations in exchange for state and local governments’ cooperation.

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche appeared to confirm that the Justice Department plans to withhold millions of files on Jeffrey Epstein, an admission forced from ABC News’ George Stephanopoulos on Sunday.

On Friday, Blanche revealed that the DOJ planned to release around 3.5 million Epstein files later that same day, but acknowledged that the agency has “identified over 6 million” pages it may be required to release under the Epstein Files Transparency Act.

A chaotic scene unfolded Friday live on CNN as anti-ICE protests escalated in downtown Los Angeles, where reporter Veronica Miracle visibly struggled on camera.

During a live report from the demonstration, Miracle broke into a coughing fit after she and others in the area were hit with pepper spray.

Much of Trumpworld is celebrating the federal indictment of journalist Don Lemon for being present at the protest that disrupted a church service in Minnesota — but conservative Washington Examiner contributor Brad Polumbo struck a much more cautious tone on the issue on the right-wing Newsmax channel.

In particular, Polumbo wasn't quite ready to agree with his fellow guest, who proclaimed Lemon had committed "crime after crime" and the feds should "throw the book at him."

An Amazon driver may have surprised TPUSA correspondent Jonathan Choe after he refused to condemn anti-ICE protests.

During a major "ICE Out" protest in Minneapolis on Friday, TPUSA's Frontlines spoke to an Amazon driver caught in the traffic jam.

Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) vented her frustration to Migrant Insider's Pablo Manríquez on Friday, as the carefully crafted deal between Senate Democrats and Republicans, and the White House, to avert a shutdown has been single-handedly held up by one disgruntled Republican senator.

Democrats, outraged at the recent brutal crackdown by federal immigration agents around the country and the fatal shootings in Minneapolis, persuaded Senate Republicans to carve Department of Homeland Security funding out of the so-called "minibus" package to keep the government open past Friday, and pass a two-week stopgap that would allow for negotiations on new oversight and rules for immigration raids.

President Donald Trump lashed out at a reporter from ABC News, accusing her of being a "loud person" from a "fake" outlet.

During an executive order signing event on Friday, an ABC News reporter asked Trump why he was suing the Internal Revenue Service.

Haley Robeson, a survivor of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, accused Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche of trying to "gaslight" her by claiming that the Trump administration had prioritized victims.

Robeson spoke to CNN's Pamela Brown after Blanche announced that the DOJ was releasing around 3 million Epstein documents on Friday.

Ben Bergquam, a reporter for Steve Bannon's War Room, faced backlash on live television after attempting to report on protests in Minneapolis.

While speaking outside of a federal building on Friday, Bergquam told Bannon that "you don't hear about people getting shot for the most part other than illegals."