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I didn't feel like going to Fox, but w/e here is the article.
The Brief
LOS ANGELES - The stage is set for a historic rematch as the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks clinched their spots in Super Bowl LX on Sunday.
But as the highly-anticipated showcase nears, the battle on the field is being met with a sharp warning from federal officials regarding immigration enforcement inside the stadium.
What we know:
Super Bowl LX, scheduled for Feb. 8 at Levi’s Stadium, will feature a rematch of the 2015 championship game after the Patriots defeated the Broncos and the Seahawks beat the Rams in the conference finals.
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While fans are focused on the quarterback duel between Drake Maye and Sam Darnold, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has confirmed that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) will have a major, visible presence at the venue.
DHS adviser Corey Lewandowski stated that enforcement is a "directive from the president" and will not be paused for the Super Bowl.
This follows intense criticism from President Donald Trump, who recently announced he would boycott the game.
Trump has repeatedly attacked the NFL's selection of Bad Bunny—who previously skipped U.S. tour dates due to fears of ICE raids—calling the halftime choice "absolutely ridiculous" and "terrible."
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Bad Bunny is set to headline the Superbowl halftime show in February... causing mixed reactions and prompting the Trump Administration to announce ICE agents will be at the game.�
What they're saying:
"There is nowhere you can provide safe haven to people who are in this country illegally. Not the Super Bowl and nowhere else," said Corey Lewandowski on "The Benny Show" podcast. "We will find and deport you. That is a very real situation."
Trump voiced his disapproval of the halftime show and opening ceremony performers Green Day during a recent interview, stating, "I'm anti-them. I think it's a terrible choice. All it does is sow hatred."
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Bad Bunny previously addressed the issue in September, noting, "The issue of, like, f---ing ICE could be outside [my concert]... it's something that we were talking about and very concerned about."
Rams fans left the SoFi Stadium watch party disappointed after Los Angeles' NFC squad fell a game short of making the Super Bowl.
Big picture view:
The federal surge at the Super Bowl comes as the nation grapples with the fallout from the Jan. 24 killing of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis. Pretti, a 37-year-old intensive care nurse at a VA hospital and a legal gun owner, was fatally shot by federal Border Patrol agents during a scuffle at a protest.
A federal agent shot and killed an ICU nurse in Minneapolis over the weekend, authorities said.
While the DHS has labeled Pretti a "domestic terrorist" who "violently resisted," bystander videos appear to show him filming agents and attempting to assist a woman who had been shoved to the ground before he was tackled and shot.
Pretti’s death is the third fatal shooting by federal immigration agents in Minneapolis this month, including the killing of Renée Good on Jan. 7.
SUGGESTED:
These events have sparked a nationwide wave of protests and a growing "No ICE at Super Bowl" movement, with over 150,000 people signing petitions for the NFL to bar federal agents from the stadium.
What we don't know:
The NFL has not yet issued a formal comment on how the increased ICE presence will impact stadium entry or if it has coordinated with federal agents on specific security protocols.
It also remains unclear if the planned "No ICE at Super Bowl" protests—which have gained momentum following the most recent fatal enforcement incident in Minneapolis—will disrupt the game day schedule.
What's next:
The New England Patriots (17-3) and Seattle Seahawks (16-4) will arrive in the Bay Area this week to begin preparations for the title game.
Fans attending the festivities should expect unprecedented security protocols.
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Rapid response networks and legal advocacy groups in Santa Clara have already begun mobilizing to provide resources for attendees who may be affected by federal enforcement activities during Super Bowl weekend.
Demonstrators across the country joined Minneapolis protesters in the wake of federal agent-involved shootings of Keith Porter (Los Angeles), Renee Good (Minneapolis) and Alex Pretti (Minneapolis).
What you can do:
If you are attending the game or surrounding festivities, it is important to understand your rights during law enforcement encounters:
The Source: This report is based on previous FOX 11 reports, official statements from the Department of Homeland Security and direct commentary provided by DHS adviser Corey Lewandowski during a featured interview on "The Benny Show" podcast. It also includes recent on-the-ground reporting and bystander video evidence from Minneapolis, as well as past public statements from artist Bad Bunny.
I feel like this might be AU written as it is actually pretty accurate