CNN 5 Things Greenland Deal, ICE Crackdown Spreads, Uvalde Officer Cleared and more
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Jan 22, 2026 Trump proposes a controversial 'concept of a deal' for Greenland that includes U.S. military bases. Immigration authorities are intensifying their crackdown, targeting around 1,400 individuals in Maine. In New Zealand, landslides have left several missing at a holiday campsite. A Uvalde officer has been cleared of charges related to the school shooting, raising eyebrows. Meanwhile, a judge demands redistricting in New York City to address electoral fairness for marginalized communities.
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Greenland Deal Could Expand US Arctic Footprint
- Josh Nchana reports President Trump announced a framework for a Greenland deal at Davos involving renegotiating the 1951 US-Denmark agreement.
- The deal could expand US military presence amid rising Arctic activity by China and Russia.
ICE Enforcement Expands And Raises Rights Concerns
- ICE is expanding enforcement to Maine and targeting about 1,400 people, per Josh Nchana's report.
- An internal memo shows agents claim authority to enter homes without warrants, prompting constitutional concerns and gubernatorial criticism.
Campers Describe Sudden New Zealand Landslide
- A survivor recounted seeing a huge landslide arrive behind them at a New Zealand campsite.
- Several people, including children, were reported missing as crews searched the debris from Mount Monganui.