Fake ICE agents on the rise and the status of a U.S.-Iran peace deal: Morning Rundown
There has been a notable increase in cases of individuals impersonating ICE agents, leading to violent incidents against immigrants. Meanwhile, Iran has stated that a peace deal with the U.S. is not imminent, despite some optimism from U.S. officials. Additionally, crews in California are working to prevent a potential explosion from a toxic chemical tank as they address a possible crack.
- ▪A Noticias Telemundo investigation found at least 31 cases of impersonation of ICE agents in 2025.
- ▪Incidents of impersonation have reportedly become more violent, involving robbery and intimidation.
- ▪Iranian officials have warned that an agreement to end the war with the U.S. is not imminent, despite U.S. optimism.
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Morning RundownFake ICE agents on the rise and the status of a U.S.-Iran peace deal: Morning RundownPlus, a potential crack may be releasing pressure inside a toxic chemical tank in Southern California as crews work to avoid an explosion.Listen to this article with a free account00:0000:00ShareAdd NBC News to GoogleMay 25, 2026, 8:04 AM EDTBy Kayla Hayempour and David HickeyIn today’s newsletter: A Noticias Telemundo investigation finds a marked increase in cases of people posing as federal agents. Iran warns an agreement to end the war with the U.S. is not imminent.
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