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By: Stephen Dinan
A federal judge ruled Thursday against groups challenging President Trump’s plan to use the Department of Homeland Security and the U.S. Postal Service to police voter fraud, finding that the organizations lack the legal standing to sue.
By: Stephen Dinan
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin told hunger-striking migrants to allow themselves to be deported back home if they don’t like the food they’re being served at an ICE detention facility in New Jersey.
By: Stephen Dinan
Federal prosecutors announced charges Thursday against a man they say robbed two New York City stores at gunpoint in January, walking away with nearly $130,000 worth of Pokemon cards.
By: Stephen Dinan
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said Thursday that federal agents will arrest an anti-ICE protester who shouted at an officer that he and his family would be “all dead.”
A federal judge ruled Thursday that Boston’s sanctuary policy forbidding city authorities from letting ICE know when deportation targets are about to be released from local custody does not interfere with federal law.
By: Stephen Dinan
Luis Raul Gonzalez-Pardo Rodriguez, a former Cuban military pilot who has been charged with complicity in the downing of two humanitarian mission planes, was sentenced to seven months in prison for immigration violations in the U.S.
By: Stephen Dinan
Nuke Bizzle, the rapper who posted a brazen YouTube video singing about how he stole pandemic unemployment benefits, is finally free after nearly six years in prison.
By: Stephen Dinan
The Justice Department has issued a new legal ruling concluding that the Lifeline program to provide phones for the indigent — which gained fame as “Obama phones” — is subject to normal welfare rules limiting the ability of immigrants to sign up.
By: Stephen Dinan
The U.S. Postal Service officially proposed plans to carry out President Trump’s executive order asking it to help police voting in elections, saying it will refuse to deliver ballots from states that don’t comply with the new standards.
By: Stephen Dinan
Ian Roberts, an illegal immigrant who fooled school systems across the country into hiring him, was sentenced to two years in prison Friday for lying about his citizenship and possessing guns.
