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Relatives of El Chapo’s Son Surrender to U.S. Authorities in Suspected Plea Deal
Several relatives of Ovidio Guzmán López, the son of drug kingpin Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán, crossed into the U.S. last week and surrendered to federal authorities — a move that Mexican officials say likely stems from a cooperation deal with the Justice Department.
Feds Arrest Ex-Michigan Guard Member Accused of Plotting ISIS-Inspired Attack on Military Base
A 19-year-old Melvindale man and former member of the Michigan Army National Guard was arrested Tuesday after federal authorities say he planned a mass shooting at a U.S. military base in Warren on behalf of the Islamic State.
Milwaukee judge indicted for helping immigrant evade ICE agents
A federal grand jury has indicted Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan on charges of helping an undocumented immigrant avoid arrest by federal agents, escalating a high-profile clash over immigration enforcement.
Former FBI agent sentenced to prison for stealing from suspects during investigations
A former FBI agent who admitted to stealing money, silver, and government property during criminal investigations in the Houston area was sentenced Monday to four months in federal prison.
FBI Told to Focus on Immigration Over White-Collar Crime
The FBI is directing agents to devote more of their time to immigration enforcement while scaling back white-collar crime investigations, according to four people familiar with the matter.
Trump Appointee Rejected by Library of Congress Staff After Shake-Up
President Trump’s surprise decision to fire Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden and replace her with his former defense lawyer sparked swift resistance Monday from library staff, escalating tensions between the White House and Congress.
DHS Investigates Democratic Lawmakers After Clash at ICE Facility in New Jersey
The Department of Homeland Security is investigating three Democratic lawmakers from New Jersey after a confrontation with ICE officers outside a Newark detention facility earlier this month, a DHS spokesperson confirmed.
Trump Administration Moves to Strip Union Rights from 47,000 TSA Workers
The Trump administration is rescinding union rights for roughly 47,000 Transportation Security Administration employees, a move the agency claims will improve workforce efficiency and national security.