Anti-ICE protests grew around the country as President Trump defended his deployment of the marines and national guard to quell protestor violence. Meanwhile, California's Democratic governor filed a lawsuit to stop the military from enforcing immigration law. NBC News' Liz Kreutz reports. A former student who never graduated opened fire this morning in Graz, Austria. At least 10 people were killed and 11 injured. Police say the shooter used two weapons that he legally owned and took his own life in the school's bathroom. Late today, thousands of people gathered in the city square for a vigil. NBC News' Molly Hunter has the story. At a hospital in Ukraine, emotional homecomings for Ukranian soldiers who were reunited with loved ones after a prisoner exchange with Russia. NBC News' Richard Engel was there speaking to who came home and families of those who are still waiting. Border czar Tom Homan tonight insists that ICE can still carry out its immigration enforcement operations despite protests. And he responded to California Gov. Gavin Newsom's criticism of the deployment of Marines during an interview with Tom Llamas. Joan Alexander was awarded a teaching degree by the University of Maine after being denied more than six decades prior. The 88-year-old says she was barred from student teaching, a requirement for her degree, because she was pregnant with her first child. Tom Llamas speaks with the recent graduate and has her story.

The Air India flight headed for the U.K. crashed in a giant fireball killing all but one person on board. NBC News' Tom Costello reports on what happened when the plane collided into a medical school hostel and what experts believe may have gone wrong. California's Democratic Senator Alex Padilla was forcibly removed and handcuffed after interrupting Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's press conference. Padilla said he was just trying to ask her a question, while Noem accused Padilla of trying to create political theater. NBC News' Liz Kreutz reports. In an interview with NBC News' Savannah Sellers, Meta's global head of safety discusses the new lawsuit being filed against Joy Timeline HK Limited – a company that markets nudify apps. NBC News reached out to Joy Timeline for comment and has not heard back. Meta says in addition to the lawsuit it is also developing advanced technology that can help detect more bad actors. A mother in Virginia shares the emotional moment she surprises her three children with a new home, after years of hardships. The family's reaction is going viral online, with donations pouring in as it captures the attention of strangers online.