When previous U.S. attorneys or the Department of Justice weren’t prosecuting border crimes, local law enforcement felt as if they didn’t have federal support. This has now changed,
Mexican citizens exploiting a U.S. federal agricultural visa program have been indicted for operating forced labor operations in Florida, North Carolina and Virginia, as the Trump administration continues to crack down on visa fraud.
“I’m very interested to see how the people of Indiana and the voters of Indiana feel about the massive increases in taxes that are being proposed,” Illinois Gov. Pritzker said on Tuesday. He said Illinois officials continue to have positive discussions with the Bears.
ICE will not be deployed at polling places during the midterm elections later this year, state election security administrators were told during a call.
Pvt. Gregory Wedel-Morales went missing in August 2019. Ten months passed before his body was found. An autopsy revealed he had been shot in the head.
When California Attorney General Rob Bonta set out to sue ExxonMobil, alleging deception in its claims about advanced plastics recycling, he probably didn't expect the company would sue him for defamation. Bonta tried to get the case dismissed, but a federal judge in Texas has given the lawsuit the green light to proceed.
Vermont settles two lawsuits before appeals court can strike down policy conditioning foster placements, renewals on affirming gender ideology. "We must ban" removals and transitions against parents' will "immediately," Trump says.
With midterms only about eight months away, Americans are already looking for policy adjustments from both parties to determine who gets the majority in Congress next year. Democrats appear to be flailing for any lifeline.
Iran killed hundreds of Americans across the Middle East, with its Hezbollah proxy being the most effective terrorist group against the U.S. prior to Al-Qaeda's terror attacks on 9/11.