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- After setback to Iran's nuclear program, Trump expected to leverage military support in Netanyahu meeting

- The battle over the 'big, beautiful bill' moves from Capitol Hill to the campaign trail

- Homan warns Democrats about anti-ICE rhetoric, says it is only a matter of time before agents are attacked

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to meet with President Donald Trump on Monday, just over two weeks after Washington levied strikes against Iran’s nuclear program in support of a previous military operation carried out by Jerusalem.

But even as the pair appear to be relishing the reported success of the missions — which the Pentagon last week said had set back Tehran’s nuclear program by up to two years — several security issues remain on the table. 

Here’s what to expect from the talks Monday… READ MORE.

SPENDING STANDOFF: Trump's $5 trillion debt ceiling strategy could force Democrats to the negotiating table

FAILING UP: Liberal critics question why architect of failed Biden foreign policy is advising ‘Project 2029’

'HONORABLE AMERICANS': Border agent ambush shows Dems need to 'tone down rhetoric,' White House says, pushing AOC to meet with ICE

'DEPRAVED LIE': White House blasts Schumer, Democrats for 'depraved lie' blaming Trump for Texas flash flood

FAMILY FIRST: Hunter Biden helped make campaign decisions, was major fixture in father's orbit, author says

SUMMIT SHOWDOWN: Trump threatens additional 10% tariffs on "anti-American" BRICS nations

COURT IN SESSION: Judge to rule on motion to dismiss in high-stakes Abrego Garcia case hearing

XINIS BRINGS HEAT: Judge Xinis grills Trump lawyers over plans to deport Abrego Garcia in high-profile hearing

GAME ON: The battle over the "big, beautiful bill" moves from Capitol Hill to the campaign trail

REGIME RESET: Sen. Steve Daines says regime change is the best long-term plan in Iran

NEW CHAPTER?: Outgoing GOP Rep. Don Bacon expresses interest in presidency, governorship

DANGEROUS LANGUAGE: Homan warns Democrats about anti-ICE rhetoric, says it is only a matter of time before agents are attacked

SUPREME DECISION: What key battleground state Supreme Court's rejection of congressional redistricting lawsuits means for midterms

MOVE SPARKS BUZZ: Gavin Newsom is making a strategic visit to a key primary state, raising eyebrows

'SHAMEFUL': Dems, media hijack devastating Texas flooding to push 'shameful' climate change, anti-Trump narrative

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House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries said Monday on "The View" that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) was going after "law-abiding immigrant families," and didn't dismiss calls from other members of his party to defund it.

"The View" co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin pressed Jeffries on whether he supported calls to defund ICE and if it was an effective message for Democrats heading into the 2026 midterms. 

"Well, I definitely think that we need aggressive oversight as it relates to the overly aggressive behavior that we’re seeing from ICE, from the Department of Homeland Security," Jeffries, D-N.Y., told the hosts. 

"Donald Trump and Republicans promised to go after violent felons, but instead they’re going after law-abiding immigrant families. And in fact, in some cases, deporting American citizens and children, some with cancer. And America is better than this, and that’s the reality," Jeffries continued. 

JEFFRIES CLAIMS TRUMP BUDGET BILL WILL STEAL FOOD FROM 'THE MOUTHS OF BABIES' WHILE ENRICHING BILLIONAIRES

Jeffries also responded to a question from co-host Ana Navarro, who pressed him on what he would say to Latinos who feel hopeless about the Trump administration's immigration policies. 

"We are seeing sort of an unprecedented flood of extremism being unleashed on the American people, and it’s happened from the very beginning," he said of Trump. 

"But I think we can never lose hope in the resilience of the American people to face turbulence, and this is an incredibly turbulent moment, but to power our way through it and to come out stronger on the other side. It’s not to say it’s going to be easy. It will be challenging, but I still believe in the fundamental goodness of the American people," Jeffries added.

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Jeffries said it was important to secure the border, but also said Congress needed to fix the broken immigration system. 

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He told the co-hosts, "As House Democrats, our view is that while we work on making sure that the border can remain secure, while we work to fix our broken immigration system, we also are going to stand up for dreamers, farm workers and for law-abiding immigrant families at all times."