The Trump administration has clarified federal law requiring all state agencies to report illegal immigrant welfare recipients, reinforcing compliance with immigration laws.
The Trump administration has clarified federal law requiring all state agencies to report illegal immigrant welfare recipients, reinforcing compliance with immigration laws. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: The Trump administration is directing states that receive federal welfare funding to require all state agencies to report illegal immigrants receiving certain benefits to federal immigration authorities, warning that states that refuse could lose federal funding. The Justice Department ’s Office of Legal Counsel issued the new opinion on Wednesday, reversing a 1998 interpretation that limited the reporting requirement to agencies directly administering welfare programs. DETAIL: The opinion applies to the Temporary Assistance for Needy…Open
A key ActBlue board member invoked the Fifth Amendment during a House investigation into alleged foreign and fraudulent donations to the Democratic fundraising platform.
A key ActBlue board member invoked the Fifth Amendment during a House investigation into alleged foreign and fraudulent donations to the Democratic fundraising platform. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: ActBlue board member Kimberly Peeler-Allen invoked the Fifth Amendment right to silence during a House investigation into allegations of foreign and fraudulent donations to the Democrat fundraising platform. This follows similar actions by ActBlue co-founder Matt DeBergalis and CEO Regina Wallace-Jones, who also refused to testify under oath earlier this year. DETAIL: The House Administration, Judiciary, and Oversight Committees are jointly investigating ActBlue for potentially accepting illicit foreign donations and failing to implement…Open
Kalshi has announced a lifetime ban against disgraced former Rep. George Santos, as well as penalties against three political candidates who bet on their own races.
Hundreds of fraudulent truck-driving schools and more than 800 dangerous truckers have been removed from the roads as part of ongoing federal efforts to remove […] Source
Under the settlement, TikTok will pay $300 million upfront, followed by another $100 million after a court dismisses an earlier consent decree involving TikTok’s predecessor, Musical.ly, according to the DOJ.