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Resignations and firings have depleted the FBI and Justice Department. They're scrambling to rebuild
The FBI and Justice Department are facing significant staff shortages. To address this, they are lowering hiring requirements and speeding up recruitment. This includes using social media and offering shorter training for new agents. Prosecutors are also being hired directly from law school. These changes aim to stabilize the workforce after a wave of retirements and resignations.
In Trump era, fearful left-leaning Americans turn to guns
Left-leaning Americans are increasingly purchasing firearms due to fears of government overreach under the Trump administration. This trend is upending traditional gun ownership demographics, with individuals citing concerns about federal agents and societal polarization as motivations for seeking self-protection and preparedness.
US immigration agency interim head Todd Lyons to step down
The acting head of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Todd Lyons, will leave his post at the agency charged with enforcing US President Donald Trump's anti-immigrant crackdown in May, the Homeland Security Secretary announced Thursday. At a Department of Homeland Security oversight hearing in February, Lyons defended the law enforcement agency's work.
Addison Rae opens Coachella 2026 set with ‘Diet Pepsi’ after filing copyright claim against DHS for same song
Addison Rae kicked off Coachella 2026 with "Diet Pepsi," the song she copyrighted and claimed against the US Department of Homeland Security. The DHS had used the track in a promotional video for ICE, leading to the media being disabled on their X post. Rae's performance marks a new era for her live shows, dubbed '#TheFameAndGloryShow.'
ICE launches new effort to uncover US 'birth tourism schemes'
America's Trump administration is targeting networks that help pregnant women get U.S. citizenship for their babies. Immigration agents are ordered to find these operations. This move is part of a larger effort to restrict birthright citizenship. Officials state birth tourism costs taxpayers and threatens national security. The government is focused on identifying and addressing potential violations of federal law.
10 Indians indicted in US visa fraud conspiracy
Ten Indian nationals have been indicted by a federal grand jury in Boston in connection with a conspiracy to carry out staged armed robberies of convenience stores for the purpose of allowing store clerks to falsely claim they were crime victims on immigration applications. The defendants were previously charged by criminal complaint in March 2026, according to the United States Attorney's Office for the District of Massachusetts.
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US says its agents arrested Qassem Soleimani's relatives after revoking green cards
US agents have detained Hamideh Soleimani Afshar and her daughter. Their green card status was revoked by Secretary of State Marco Rubio. The State Department stated Afshar supported Iran's government. This detention follows similar action against Fatemeh Ardeshir-Larijani, daughter of Ali Larijani. Both pairs are now barred from entering the United States.
Slain Iranian general Soleimani’s niece, grandniece nabbed by ICE in LA — deportation looms
U.S. federal agents arrested the niece and grandniece of Qasem Soleimani after Secretary of State Marco Rubio revoked their lawful permanent resident status. The two, identified as Hamideh Soleimani Afshar and her daughter, are currently in the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and face deportation. Officials allege Afshar showed “outspoken support” for Iran’s regime through social media activity.
US arrests relatives of slain Iranian general Qassem Soleimani
The arrest of two relatives of the late Iranian general Qassem Soleimani marks a bold action by US authorities. With their residency permits terminated, the niece and grandniece now find themselves in the immigration system. The State Department has made allegations of their alignment with Iran's government, reflecting a continued stance against anti-American affiliations.
White House says Trump orders back pay from shutdown to all homeland security employees
President Donald Trump has signed an emergency order. This order will compensate all Department of Homeland Security employees for pay and benefits missed during the partial government shutdown. This action follows a funding standoff that impacted thousands of workers. The move aims to address the financial strain on these essential personnel. The shutdown had caused significant disruptions across various agencies.
US shutdown: Leaders holiday as workers go unpaid, anger grows
Celebrity news outlet TMZ is capturing lawmakers on vacation during a government shutdown. Videos of politicians at airports and theme parks have gone viral. This coverage is increasing pressure on Congress to end its recess. President Trump also wants lawmakers back. However, a funding impasse persists, making a swift resolution unlikely even if they return.
Massive protests against Trump across US on 'No Kings' day
Millions across the US rallied against President Trump's governance, immigration policies, and the war with Iran. Protests, part of the 'No Kings' movement, occurred in all 50 states, with notable gatherings in New York and Washington. Celebrities and veterans voiced strong opposition, citing threats to freedom and the Constitution. Similar demonstrations took place in European cities.
Europe seeks to increase deportations as some warn of Trump-like tactics
The EU is expanding its powers to track, raid, and deport migrants to third countries, adopting tactics similar to the Trump administration. These new policies, part of the Pact on Migration and Asylum, aim to prevent a repeat of the 2015 migrant crisis. Human rights groups warn of increased pushbacks and weakened legal protections for migrants.
Iran and immigration frustrations fuel new wave of 'No Kings' rallies
Thousands of "No Kings" rallies occurred nationwide Saturday, denouncing President Trump's agenda and policies. Protesters voiced concerns over mass deportation, voting restrictions, diversity attacks, the war in Iran, and soaring gas prices. Demonstrations spanned from Alaska to Puerto Rico, with organizers claiming millions participated.
Trump signs executive action to pay TSA employees after Congress fails to agree on DHS funding
Donald Trump signed an executive action to ensure pay for Transportation Security Administration workers amid a prolonged funding impasse that has disrupted airport operations across the United States. The move follows a standoff in Congress, where House Republicans rejected a Senate-backed funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security, prolonging a partial shutdown.
Minnesota back in focus as Americans gear up for anti-Trump protests
Minnesota is set to be a major hub for nationwide "No Kings" protests against President Trump's policies and perceived authoritarianism. Legendary rocker Bruce Springsteen and Senator Bernie Sanders are expected to appear at a rally in St. Paul, highlighting ongoing national outrage against the administration's actions.
ICE agents at some airports begin checking IDs in security lines
Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents are now helping Transportation Security Administration officers at airports. This move aims to reduce lengthy security queues. The TSA faces a worker shortage due to the ongoing government shutdown. ICE agents are performing identification checks and other screening tasks. This deployment is intended to improve travel efficiency for passengers.
TSA warns of US airport shutdowns, but no deal yet on day 40 of Homeland Security funding fight
The TSA warns of potential airport shutdowns due to the ongoing budget impasse, as unpaid workers face severe financial hardship and increased assaults. Record wait times persist as lawmakers remain deadlocked over funding for the Department of Homeland Security, with no compromise in sight.
Airport disruptions abound as senators chase deal to end Homeland Security budget standoff
Senators are working to end the Homeland Security shutdown by funding most of the department, excluding immigration operations. This comes as U.S. airports face severe disruptions and long security lines due to unpaid Transportation Security Administration workers. The proposal aims to address the immediate crisis, though Democrats deem it insufficient.
Airport TSA wait times hit 4 hours as air travel in U.S. becomes nightmare. Here's what American flyers must do before flying
Crowded airport checkpoints due to a funding standoff on Capitol Hill, and President Donald Trump's decision to deploy Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers and agents to help with airport security, were top of mind for many passengers on Monday.
ICE agents step in to rein in airport chaos as TSA workers call in sick during shutdown
US airports face severe security staff shortages due to the government shutdown, leading to long queues. Immigration agents are being deployed to assist at major hubs, though their role is limited to crowd management. TSA employees, unpaid for weeks, cite financial hardship as the reason for absences, while a union criticizes the use of 'untrained' agents.
Enhanced role for immigration officers at US airports as shutdown frustrates travels and screeners
President Donald Trump is deploying immigration agents to airports to help the Transportation Security Administration. This move comes amid a budget shutdown affecting homeland security workers. Concerns are rising about increased traveler frustration and anger from screeners over missed paychecks. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers will assist with tasks like managing lines and checking IDs.
TSA airport security by Donald Trump: Waiting time to checking at airports - What will happen on Monday?
Donald Trump TSA Security: Elon Musk, the world’s richest person, on Saturday offered to cover TSA paychecks.
Trump threatens to put ICE agents in airports over funding impasse
US President Donald Trump threatened to deploy federal immigration agents, including ICE personnel, to airports if Democrats do not approve funding for airport safety, saying they would handle security “like no one has ever seen before.”
Bill to fund Homeland Security fails again as concern grows about airport lines
A bill to fund the Department of Homeland Security failed in the Senate. Democrats are demanding changes to immigration enforcement. They want to fund the Transportation Security Administration separately. This is to address long airport lines. Negotiations are ongoing to resolve the standoff. Lawmakers are working to reach an agreement before a scheduled break.
White House, senators hold talks on DHS shutdown; modest progress reported
Lawmakers are talking to end the Department of Homeland Security shutdown. Senators met with White House border czar Tom Homan. The shutdown has impacted Transportation Security Administration agents. Many workers are serving without pay. Both sides remain far apart on key issues. A resolution is urgently needed before Congress takes a break.
Trump is trying to bully America into supporting his war. It won't work.
The article argues that unlike George W. Bush during the Iraq War, Donald Trump has failed to secure broad political and cultural support for his actions against Iran. It recalls how dissent was suppressed in 2003, with politicians, media, and artists facing backlash for opposing the war, while today criticism of Trump remains widespread and largely accepted.
AI-enhanced images of real events distort view of Mideast war
In the context of the Middle East conflict, the emergence of AI-enhanced imagery is becoming increasingly apparent. By modifying actual photos, these visuals reinterpret historical events for various agendas. Specialists caution that this manipulation risks blurring the boundary between legitimate artistic enhancement and genuine misinformation.
Kristi Noem grilled for seven hours over her personal life, sexual relations and Minnesota shootings; here’s what she answered to the House Committee
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem faced intense questioning over immigration policies and a fatal law enforcement incident. She defended her remarks about "domestic terrorism" but did not apologize. A heated exchange erupted over allegations involving adviser Corey Lewandowski, which Noem dismissed as "tabloid garbage" and an attack on conservative women. Republicans offered mild criticism on other DHS matters.
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