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23:08Now PlayingThe Trump administration walks back a landmark EPA decision to regulate greenhouse gas emissions and fight climate change. As lawmakers struggle to reach a deal on DHS funding, immigration officials in Minneapolis say the enforcement operation that sparked the debate will end. And, a federal judge says the Pentagon trampled on Sen. Mark Kelly's First Amendment rights for punishing him over the "illegal orders" video.
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Trump administration repeals EPA endangerment finding on greenhouse gases
Trump claims regulatory rollback will reduce costs and car prices
Endangerment finding provides legal basis for EPA greenhouse gas regulation
Regulations targeted American dream through emission standards
Obama administration's 2009 endangerment finding addressed climate change
EPA rollback ends regulations on vehicle emissions standards
Environmental groups warn rollback will increase emissions and harm climate goals
Fuel efficient vehicles save consumers money on operating costs
Renewable energy momentum will continue despite EPA rollback
Trump administration argues EPA lacked congressional authority for regulations
Endangerment finding upheld in court despite Trump administration's legal challenge
Current Supreme Court more likely to limit EPA authority than 2007 court
Trump administration ends ICE surge operation in Minneapolis
ICE surge ended due to public backlash over controversial enforcement tactics
Trump acknowledges ICE overreach but plans expansion to five more cities
Democratic lawmakers urge military to refuse illegal orders
Federal judge blocks Pentagon discipline of Senator Kelly for free speech
Judge Leon rules Pentagon has no precedent for disciplining retired military speakers
Defense Secretary Hexeth calls Kelly's speech sedition and appeals court ruling
Pentagon accused Kelly of violating law against undermining military discipline
Kelly's message about refusing illegal orders allegedly caused military confusion
Kelly criticizes Trump administration for refusing to admit wrongdoing
Kelly accuses Trump administration of being out of control and using illegal force
Kelly says Trump's actions chilled speech of millions of military retirees
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