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Fox News correspondent Alexis Adams left her location post after initially reporting amid the rising rigidity from the anti-ICE manifestations in Minneapolis.

During the live broadcast on Fox News, Adams stood in entrance of the huddled group as they stood in the snow-covered streets, holding up their indicators. The correspondent initially mocked the personal lives of protestors, who objected to the death of the late Renee Nicole Good, who was fatally shot by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer. Protests erupted after a video was launched displaying two ICE brokers ordering Good to exit her vehicle, which was obstructing an intersection. As Good reversed and began to flip, a third agent arrived at the scene and fired three gunshots.

The correspondent sneered and mockingly said, “A question that people already have, when they see us again, ‘Wow, they’re back at a federal building. More protesters.”

“It is three o’clock Eastern. Do these people have jobs?” Adams questioned. “We have been checking in a short time ago.”

She went on, “Obviously, they think this is more important. We’ll keep an eye on it. Whether you like border patrol or not, they’re federal agents. You can’t put your hands on them.”

From the studio, Fox News host Martha MacCallum added, “Wow! I wonder what kind of job you get where you can say, ‘I can’t show up to work today. I’m going to be outside protesting. I don’t know how many companies would put up with that for too long. But we will see.”

Aftewards, Off The Rails With Will & Pete host Will McCain up to date audiences on McAdam’s whereabouts. Adams reportedly had to transfer from her spot after rigidity rose during the Anti-ICE marketing campaign.

McCain told viewers, “Right now, we were supposed to go to our Fox News correspondent Alexis McAdams in Minneapolis, where the protest has gotten so loud and inappropriate, Alexis had to move her location. We will check in with her later.”

“If you look at some of the images out of Minneapolis, look at this vehicle. It says ‘F— ICE,'” she identified. “You have individuals putting their middle finger, proudly so, at the camera.”

Leavitt went on, “Another vehicle that was vandalized last night by these left-wing agitators. People don’t do this without encouragement from people in power who make them feel like it’s ok.”

She pulled out another image, which confirmed more vandalism to ICE autos at protests, which included a vehicle illegally spray-painted with the message, “Only good agent is a dead one.”

“This is despicable rhetoric that we’re seeing, and the media is absolutely complicit in this violence,” Leavitt argued.