“Weekend Update” co-anchor Michael Che didn’t hold back on ICE agents on this week’s SNL. “I get that ICE agents are people, allegedly,” Che said. “And they have a job to do. But at some point while you’re pepper-spraying old ladies or shooting at a nurse,

SNL features the Dallas Mavericks standout rookie Cooper Flagg for his unforgettable 49-point night with a wild one-liner.

Saturday Night Live has faced backlash after Michael Che made a controversial joke about ICE, just hours after Border Patrol killed a man in Minnesota on January 24

Following the second fatal ICE shooting of a Minneapolis resident, Michael Che took aim at the government agency on 'Weekend Update'.

Flagg’s career night on Jan. 29 against the Charlotte Hornets was his latest highlight reel to an outstanding rookie season. The former Duke standout put up a career-high 49 points to go with 10 rebounds, three assists and a block, becoming the highest-scoring teenager in NBA history.

We've had a lot of disappointing news about our favorite late night shows, and that bad news continues. Saturday Night Live is now going on a break.

Social media users slammed Che’s “Weekend Update” quip that was made just hours after ICU nurse Alex Pretti was fatally shot.

"Saturday Night Live" cast member Michael Che took aim at immigration enforcement on Saturday, as well as Vice President JD Vance, with jokes about ICE during the "Weekend Update" segment.

The Weekend Update bit was a fairly straight ahead premise. Hernández stopped by the desk to serve as the official Gen Z Translator and promised to go through prominent slang terms the kids are using to help old people understand. Of course, it quickly turned into a chance to repeatedly roast Jost himself, as he was the butt of a lot of the jokes.