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House Republicans Slam FBI for Calling 2017 Baseball Shooting ‘Suicide by Cop’
House Republicans are accusing the FBI of downplaying the 2017 congressional baseball shooting by initially classifying it as “suicide by cop,” rather than a politically motivated act.
Federal Authorities Dismantle Major Fentanyl Ring Linked to Sinaloa Cartel
Federal agents arrested 16 people and seized “record-breaking quantities” of fentanyl, weapons, and cash in a multi-state crackdown on a drug trafficking operation tied to the Sinaloa Cartel.
DHS Offers $1,000 to Undocumented Immigrants Who Voluntarily Leave the U.S.
The Department of Homeland Security is offering undocumented immigrants a $1,000 stipend and travel assistance if they voluntarily leave the country using a new federal mobile app.
DOJ Investigates Minnesota Prosecutor Over Use of Race in Plea Deals
The U.S. Department of Justice has opened a civil rights investigation into the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office over its policy directing prosecutors to consider race and other factors when negotiating plea deals.
Justice Department Removes Gun Violence Victims Exhibit at ATF Headquarters
A memorial exhibit honoring victims of gun violence has been removed from ATF headquarters.
Trump Says He’ll Reopen Alcatraz to House Violent Offenders
Former President Donald Trump announced Sunday that he plans to reopen and expand Alcatraz as a federal prison, saying the historic facility would serve as a symbol of law and order under his leadership.
Fired DOJ Official Claims Trump Pardons Cost Victims $1 Billion
Liz Oyer, the Justice Department’s former pardon attorney, claims President Donald Trump’s recent wave of pardons has cost Americans $1 billion in unpaid restitution.