Gavin Newsom walks back claim Minnesota ICE operations were 'state-sponsored terrorism'
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom appeared to walk back his controversial "state-sponsored terrorism" comment about ICE raids on his podcast with Ben Shapiro.
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"And then your press office tweeted out that it was state-sponsored terrorism, which I mean, Governor, I do have to ask you about that," Shapiro said on "This is Gavin Newsom." "That sort of thing makes our politics worse. Yeah, I mean, it does. I mean, our ICE officers obviously are not terrorists. A tragic situation is not state-sponsored terrorism."
"Yeah, I think that's fair," Newsom responded.
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