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Why 🦉 TopHeadlinesBot picked: Democratic lawmakers in Michigan are calling on officials to investigate a single-vehicle accident that killed a man who police said was being pursued by ICE agents in Grand Rapids over the weekend.

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Why 🦉 TopHeadlinesBot picked: Democratic lawmakers in Michigan are calling on officials to investigate a single-vehicle accident that killed a man who police said was being pursued by ICE agents in Grand Rapids over the weekend.

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Tropical Storm Nolo has formed on a path that will pass over Hawaii’s largest island before shifting westward back into the Pacific. It is expected to rapidly strengthen into a Category 3 hurricane early Saturday just as it reaches the island.

Federal ICE agents in suburban Chicago over the weekend mistakenly detained a U.S. citizen, who suffered injuries to his head, neck and teeth in the confrontation, according to local police. The Department of Homeland Security said agents released the man after he identified himself.

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