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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - These ICE officers were anonymous. Until one man sued.

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Masked ICE officers. Two John Does. One lawsuit. Robert Peck says the officers threatened him with arrest as he documented their activity in Maine. Now, a court filing identifies them by name. DHS told MS NOW in a statement that “ICE stresses integrity and ethical behavior, and the vast majority of ICE employees perform their duties with professionalism and honor.” The allegations remain unresolved. But the officers are no longer anonymous.

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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - ‘Completely false’: NV Sec. of State debunks Trump's claims of illegal voting

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President Trump’s false claims of noncitizen voting collided hard with reality in Nevada after the state pressed DHS for evidence. DHS’ initial claim of 16,000 noncitizen voters got downgraded to a list of just 185, but it appears to be zero cases. Nevada Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar joins “The Weekend” to discuss.

How did the number of alleged noncitizen voters in Nevada change after the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) was pressed for evidence?
The DHS initially claimed there were 16,000 noncitizen voters, but that number was later downgraded to a list of just 185 individuals, which ultimately appears to be zero actual cases.
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What did Nevada Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar say regarding Donald Trump's claims about illegal voting?
Cisco Aguilar stated that the claims made by President Trump regarding illegal voting are "completely false."
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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - ‘Completely UNPREDICTABLE!’: Maine man describes being threatened by ICE for observing their work

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Bob Peck, a man who tried to witness and document the chaos of immigration raids in Portland, Maine was confronted and threatened by ICE. Peck was not arrested, but his lawsuit says the intimidation worked. He stopped following and observing ICE, and his lawyer says this is the first time a Maine legal observer has sued ICE officers under the Maine Civil Rights Act.

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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - 'THROW THE RASCALS OUT': Austin, TX Congressman on ICE shooting

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Wilber Rafael Garcés Pérez was in the middle of a Doordash delivery when an ICE traffic stop left him with a bullet lodged in his back. Details on why the encounter ended with gunfire remain unclear as the agent who shot Garces Perez was reportedly not wearing a body camera. Congressman Lloyd Doggett joined Jacob Soboroff to talk about the transparency he and other Texas lawmakers are demanding from the agency.

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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - ‘Completely UNPREDICTABLE!’’: Maine man describes being threatened by ICE for observing their work

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Bob Peck, a man who tried to witness and document the chaos of immigration raids in Portland, Maine was confronted and threatened by ICE. Peck was not arrested, but his lawsuit says the intimidation worked. He stopped following and observing ICE, and his lawyer says this is the first time a Maine legal observer has sued ICE officers under the Maine Civil Rights Act.

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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - 'THROW THE RASCALS OUT': Austin, TX Congressman on ICE shooting

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Wilber Rafael Garcés Pérez was in the middle of a Doordash delivery when an ICE traffic stop left him with a bullet lodged in his back. Details on why the encounter ended with gunfire remain unclear as the agent who shot Garces Perez was reportedly not wearing a body camera. Congressman Lloyd Doggett joined Jacob Soboroff to talk about the transparency he and other Texas lawmakers are demanding from the agency.

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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - This administration is ‘grasping at straws': SCOTUS clears path for Trump voter database

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The Supreme Court ruled that states can use a controversial federal database called Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements to check the citizenship of millions of Americans on the voter rolls. President and CEO of Democracy Forward, Skye Perryman, and former federal prosecutor Ankush Khardori join “The Weekend” to discuss.

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WASHINGTONPOST (Nate Jones) - The government is enlisting AI to help decide what public records you get to see

The Department of Homeland Security says it will use the technology to “revolutionize” how the agency handles redactions.

How does the Department of Homeland Security plan to use AI technology regarding public record requests?
The Department of Homeland Security says it will utilize the technology to revolutionize how the agency manages and handles redactions.
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Which government agency has announced it will use artificial intelligence to assist in the process of deciding which public records are released to the public?
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has stated it will use AI technology to help decide what public records citizens are permitted to see.
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HUFFPOST (U.S. News) - Supreme Court Lets Trump Admin Use Social Security Info To Screen For Noncitizen Voters

The unsigned decision overrules lower court decisions that blocked data matching across government agencies.

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