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Watch Live: Trump speaks at White House press briefing to mark first year of second term

President Trump is speaking at the White House press briefing, highlighting immigration arrests and his record in office.

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Watch: Trump joins press briefing as White House ramps up Greenland rhetoric

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Watch live: Leavitt holds White House press briefing after Trump meets with Venezuelan opposition leader

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Live updates: Trump says he won't use force to take Greenland

Trump said in remarks that he won't use force to seize Greenland, but added that the U.S. would be “unstoppable” if it did.

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Trump Slams Euro Leaders to Their Faces in Davos Rant: ‘They Don’t Wanna Stare Me in the Eyes’

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Trump defends ICE tactics and complains about NATO and Norway before leaving for Davos

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Trump speaks at White House press briefing to mark one year in office

But what was billed as a celebration of his achievements quickly pivoted to immigration enforcement in Minnesota.

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WATCH LIVE: Trump joins White House briefing ahead of trip to Davos

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Trump speaks at WH briefing, marking his first year of second term

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WATCH LIVE: White House news briefing may address Machado meeting, Insurrection Act threat

President Donald Trump threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act to deploy military in Minneapolis on Thursday.

Watch: White House Briefing With President Donald Trump On Inauguration Anniversary

President Donald Trump will speak to reporters from the White House briefing room at 1:00 p.m. to mark the end of his first year back in office, as he prepares to depart for the World Econmic Forum in Davos tomorrow.

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Watch Live: Leavitt holds White House press briefing

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WATCH: White House addresses Venezuela operations after U.S. seizure of oil tankers

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said the crew of a merchant vessel seized earlier Wednesday would be “brought to the United States for such prosecution if necessary,” citing the presence of a “judicial seizure order” in place.