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A shocking video circulating on social media on Sunday appeared to show protesters, activists, and some shoppers at a Target in St. Paul, Minnesota hounding Border Patrol chief Greg Bovino and a caravan of agents after they stopped by the store for a bathroom break.

The video was published by Ford Fisher, editor-in-chief of News2Share, and showed Bovino quickly exiting the men's restroom in Target and making his way to the exit. He was surrounded by Customs and Border Patrol agents, one of whom was also recording the interaction. Along the way, Bovino and the agents were berated with comments like "F--- you!" and "You're a f------ coward."

Some of President Donald Trump's allies have begun to sound increasingly like one of history's most infamous propagandists, and those comments provide a "perfect window" into the MAGA movement's "evil" core, according to a GOP strategist.

Steve Schmidt, political strategist and co-founder of The Lincoln Project, argued in a new Substack essay on Sunday that some Trump allies have started mimicking the talking points of Nazi propagandist Joseph Goebbels when talking about social services fraud committed by Somalis. He pointed to statements from people like Stephen Miller, the president's deputy chief of staff for policy, and podcasters Tucker Carlson and Megyn Kelly. As Schmidt argued, "hate is what binds the Nazis and MAGA."

A House Democrat clashed with a Fox News host on Sunday over claims about who is to blame in the deadly shooting in Minneapolis, Minnesota, last week.

Last week, a 37-year-old mother named Renee Good was gunned down by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent named Jonathan Ross while Good was trying to leave the scene of an immigration raid. Good's killing sparked protests across the country and increased scrutiny of President Donald Trump's administration over its deportation practices.

Rep. Carlos Giménez (R-FL), a Cuban-born lawmaker and close ally of President Donald Trump, issued a barrage of open threats to Cuban government officials Sunday, warning them that the United States had the “capability to wipe [them] all out in a matter of minutes.”

Following the U.S. attack and takeover of Venezuela – which included the capture of President Nicolás Maduro – calls among Republicans for the Trump administration to target Cuba next have intensified, with Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and Giménez leading the charge.

Linda McMahon, the nation’s secretary of education, says public schools are failing.

In November, she promised a “hard reset” of the system in which more than 80% of U.S. children learn. But rather than invest in public education, she has been working to dismantle the Department of Education and enact wholesale changes to how public schools operate.

Sen. Markwayne Mullin (R-OK) appeared on CNN Sunday to defend the fatal shooting of Renee Good, the Minnesota woman shot last week by a federal immigration agent, but was called out in real time for contradicting his own argument in defense of the killing.

Good was shot on Wednesday in Minneapolis by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent Jonathan Ross while in her vehicle, and after being issued conflicting commands, with one agent ordering her to “drive away,” and another, demanding she “get out of her car.” Good accelerated her vehicle just moments after Ross positioned himself in front of it, leading Ross to discharge his firearm three times.

A new New York Times analysis found that federal judges appointed by President Donald Trump voted “overwhelmingly” in his favor when compared with judges appointed by other presidents, a trend that has legal experts sounding the alarm over what they say is Trump’s attempt to impose a permanent shift in presidential power and constitutional norms.

“Trump has filled [the appellate courts] with these superstar judges,” said Mitu Gulati, a law professor at the University of Virginia, speaking with the Times. “They’re not buffoons. They’re very effective. And they are going to be there for a long time.”