MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota (Fox News) — Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., faced an attack with chemical spray at a town hall event in her home district. Despite the incident, she continued speaking and criticized federal immigration efforts.

Attacked at Town Hall
During the event, a man sprayed Omar with a foul-smelling substance, but she refused to leave and continued her address. She called for the resignation of Homeland Secretary Kristi Noem and criticized Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) as a "rogue agency."

Tense Rhetoric
Omar accused ICE agents of committing murder and called for accountability. She also sarcastically noted that ICE had succeeded in making Minneapolis residents appreciate the local police.

Calls for Action
The congresswoman urged her Republican colleagues to pass Congress’s war powers resolution and discussed federal immigration officials potentially leaving Minneapolis. She likened federal immigration operations to the atrocities many asylum seekers are trying to escape.

Final Remarks
Omar highlighted the fear and trauma experienced by citizens due to immigration enforcement. She called for an end to aggressive tactics and emphasized the importance of creating a safe environment for all residents. headings. Each paragraph should cover a specific aspect of the news story.

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CITY, State (Fox News) — The CDC has issued a warning about a new strain of the flu virus that is resistant to the current vaccine.

Health officials are urging the public to take extra precautions, such as washing hands frequently and avoiding close contact with sick individuals.

The new strain, known as H3N2, has been identified in multiple states across the country.

Experts are working to develop a new vaccine that will be effective against this mutated strain.

In the meantime, the CDC is recommending that individuals still get vaccinated to protect against other strains of the flu.

It is important for the public to stay informed and follow the guidelines provided by health officials to prevent the spread of this new flu strain.