Deputy Erika Serrato made the ultimate sacrifice while serving her community early this morning. My heart goes out to her family, friends, and community as they mourn this unexpected, tragic loss.

Sgt. 1st Class Jose Serrano and his wife Deisy Rivera Ortega sent CBS News a video on their way home announcing that she was released from immigration custody on Thursday after a month of detention.

Today, Assistant Attorney General Colin McDonald, @USMarshalsHQ Director Gadyaces Serralta, and @USATTYPirro announced details on the DC Safe and Beautiful Task Force Summer Surge.    "The men and women of law enforcement in this country are extraordinary public servants. We are thankful for the work they have done in Washington, D.C., and across the country to keep Americans safe." -AAG McDonald

We disrupted combat sports with the first ever live professional sporting event with Netlfix and now we do the same with Tik Tok Live as Amanda Serrano looks to break the all time KO record for Womens boxing. MVP

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Women’s professional boxing is in its infancy as a mass sport. Greatness started many years ago with the pioneer Regina Halmich. Then came the era of Christy Martin, who attracted a real audience for the first time for women’s boxing. Laila Ali set a new bar and Ann Wolfe made her mark as well. Cecilia Braehus become the first undisputed champion. Amanda Serrano has achieved the same and also won world titles in 7 divisions. Katie Taylor and Claressa Shields have both achieved Olympic Golds and undisputed status. Holly Holm achieved elite world titles in boxing and MMA. All of them and many more (like Jackie Nava) should be celebrated and all have contributed to where the sport is today with better distribution and investment to allow women’s boxing to continue to grow. Greatness is not self anointed. It is earned. And all of these athletes have earned it and paved the way for the future. The future is bright and MVP is proud to be a part of it.