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ICE re-arrests immigrant minutes after judge frees him: Father describes trauma after being taken back into custody just three minutes later
A Nicaraguan immigrant has described the chilling moment ICE re-arrested him just minutes after a federal judge ordered his release, comparing an agent's changed expression to a wolf about to devour Little Red Riding Hood. His account comes amid growing reports of ICE re-arresting immigrants after they win habeas corpus petitions in US courts.
Katie Zacharia’s past in focus: DHS stint, Pepperdine law degree and Truth Social link as Trump picks her for White House press secretary
Katie Zacharia has been named the new press secretary for the White House, taking over from Karoline Leavitt. With a solid background as a spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security, she brings experience from the Trump Media and Technology Group, specializing in communications. An alumnus of Pepperdine University, her career reflects a steadfast dedication to conservative principles.
ICE officer shoots a man while making an arrest in New York, officials say
A shooting incident in New York City resulted in a federal immigration officer injuring a Dominican man. The event occurred during an ICE targeted enforcement operation, which has raised concerns among local officials. Witnesses reported gunfire as the man was apprehended while inside a vehicle. Protests erupted in reaction to the shooting, with demonstrators calling for an end to ICE operations.
Dozens arrested for failing to disperse after 'No Kings' rally in Los Angeles
Los Angeles authorities deployed tear gas and made dozens of arrests after a "No Kings" rally protesting President Trump's actions and the war in Iran. While most of the thousands of nationwide and international demonstrations remained peaceful, some protesters in LA threw objects at officers, leading to the arrests.
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US Border Patrol arrests 81 on first day of Charlotte immigration crackdown
Mass deportation and strict enforcement of immigration laws have been a key part of U.S. President Donald Trump's domestic policy agenda. Since Trump, a Republican, took office in January, federal immigration agents have carried out raids in largely Democratic-run cities, along with more conservative rural areas.
South Korea to fly detained workers back as US vows more raids on employers
Following a raid at a Hyundai plant in Georgia, South Korea is retrieving its workers. Negotiations for the release of about 300 detained South Koreans are complete. A chartered plane will bring them back after processing. US President Donald Trump addressed foreign companies to respect immigration laws. The incident occurred after a summit pledging closer business ties.
Trump administration launches immigration crackdown in Massachusetts, reports say
The Trump administration has initiated Patriot 2.0, a deportation operation in Massachusetts targeting undocumented immigrants, particularly those with criminal records. DHS criticized Boston's sanctuary policies, alleging they protect dangerous criminals. The operation, expected to last several weeks, focuses on individuals released from local custody despite ICE detainers, raising concerns about federal overreach and local autonomy.
H1-B visa system is a 'scam', will change it, says US Commerce Secretary Lutnick
The US government plans to reform the H-1B visa and green card system. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick calls the current H1-B visa system a scam. The Trump administration aims for wage-based immigration and merit-driven selection. The goal is to replace the lottery system with a selective model. Past attempts to change the system faced opposition.
First it was alligator prisons in Florida, now Alaska wants a Bear Alcatraz for migrants
Alaska joked about a migrant detention site with bears, responding to Florida's 'Alligator Alcatraz'. This comes amid Trump's deportation push and requests for states to build detention facilities. Florida's facility in the Everglades aims to house 5,000 detainees, costing $450 million yearly. It will hold those arrested under state immigration measures and those transferred by ICE.
Thomas Fugate: Grocery clerk leading nation's top terror post is Donald Trump's most shocking appointment
Thomas Fugate, who has been picked by President Donald Trump to lead counter-terrorism efforts in the United States, has sparked a massive buzz online. Prior to graduation, Fugate had worked odd jobs: from garden maintenance to shifts at H-E-B supermarkets. Fugate graduated from the University of Texas at San Antonio last May.
Thomas Fugate's appointment amid Iran tensions triggers controversy: MSNBC's Rachel Maddow brutally trolls Trump's pick
Donald Trump has picked 22-year-old former 'gardener' to lead the head of terrorism unit, a decision that has sparked massive controversy. Fugate got the job in May after William Braniff — an Army veteran with over two decades of national security experience — resigned. Now, MSNBC's Rachel Maddow has trolled Trump's pick.
Trump’s shocking pick: Thomas Fugate, 22-year-old ex-gardener, now leads US anti-terror efforts as US bombs Iran
Amidst escalating tensions with Iran following U.S. airstrikes on nuclear sites, President Trump appointed 22-year-old Thomas Fugate, a former gardener and grocery store clerk, to lead the Center for Prevention Programs and Partnerships. This decision, met with criticism due to Fugate's lack of counter-terrorism experience, replaced a seasoned veteran who resigned following program cuts.
'God help us all': Trump's appointment of 22-year-old college grad to terrorism unit amid Iran crisis faces backlash
Thomas Fugate, a 22-year-old college graduate with no previous experience, has been appointed by US President Donald Trump to to a major terrorism-prevention post in the DHS. This decision has sparked backlash especially amid Iran's threats of retribution after the United States bombed three of its nuclear sites. Thomas Fugate’s leadership of the Center for Prevention Programs and Partnerships has raised alarm bells.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem transported to Washington DC-area hospital after allergic reaction
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem was rushed to a Washington, DC, hospital on Tuesday after experiencing an allergic reaction, according to DHS spokeswoman Tricia McLaughlin. Noem, 53, is reported to be alert and recovering. Her role as Homeland Security Secretary has been marked by implementing President Donald Trump's aggressive immigration policies.
Kim Kardashian's post on ICE raids draws DHS ire: ‘Which one of these convicted child molesters would you like to stay?’
Kim Kardashian condemned ICE raids as inhumane, sparking protests in Los Angeles. She called them "inhumane" and highlighting immigrants' contributions to the city. Her post did not go down well with a top Department of Homeland Security official Tricia McLaughlin and fired back at the reality star for her comments.
Thomas Fugate: A novice who replaced an army veteran to lead US terror prevention centre
A 22-year-old former landscaper and grocery store worker with minimal national security experience will now tackle extremism in the US. Thomas Fugate, who graduated from the University of Texas at San Antonio just 12 months ago, is currently heading up the Center for Prevention Programs and Partnerships at the DHS. He was replaced by Army veteran Bill Braniff who has nearly 20 years of experience in national security.
Meet Thomas Fugate: 22-year-old ex-gardener and grocery store assistant to lead $18 million terror prevention team
Donald Trump chose Thomas Fugate, age 22, to head a Department of Homeland Security center. Fugate previously worked as a gardener and in a grocery store. He recently graduated from the University of Texas at San Antonio. Fugate has limited experience in the field. He interned at the Heritage Foundation and with Texas representatives.
FEMA chief was set to be fired before public break with Trump
Cameron Hamilton's dismissal as FEMA's acting administrator followed clashes over the agency's direction and his congressional testimony contradicting President Trump's stance. Tensions escalated after a leak investigation involving polygraph tests and disagreements with Trump advisor Corey Lewandowski.
What is the Insurrection Act, and will Donald Trump invoke it? He may make a decision this Sunday; here’s what Americans need to watch out for
The Insurrection Act is back in the spotlight as Donald Trump nears a decision on whether to deploy U.S. troops to arrest migrants at the southern border. With border crossings now under 300 a day, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and DHS Secretary Kristi Noem are advising against invoking it. Trump’s executive order set a Sunday deadline, but the final memo may arrive next week. As pressure builds inside the White House over arrest numbers and detention space, many are watching closely.
Staying in the US over 30 days? Get registered or get deported
A contentious Trump-era regulation mandating registration for foreign nationals staying in the US for over 30 days has moved forward, sparking legal battles and concerns within immigrant communities. The rule, originating from World War II, requires even those already registered to carry proof of status, with potential fines and imprisonment for non-compliance.
Trump deporting people at a slower rate than Biden's last year in office
During his first month in office, President Trump deported 37,660 people, significantly fewer than the monthly average under Joe Biden's administration. Experts predict deportation rates will rise as Trump's administration expands avenues for arrests and removals, including military-assisted deportations and reshuffling ICE policies.
Trump deporting people at a slower rate than Biden's last year in office
President Donald Trump's administration deported 37,660 people in his first month, significantly below the monthly average of 57,000 during the last year of Joe Biden's administration. Plans are underway to increase deportations, including agreements with several countries and the use of military-assisted deportations.
‘FEMA complicates everything’: Trump eyes executive order to get rid of it
U.S. President Donald Trump has announced plans to restructure the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), criticising its performance and suggesting states should take on more responsibility for disaster response. During a visit to hurricane-hit North Carolina, Trump proposed potential changes in federal aid distribution. His plan aligns with conservative proposals to reduce FEMA's role. Critics warn that such a shift could leave vulnerable communities without adequate support.
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