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ICE Potentially Lost Track of Thousands of Unaccompanied Minors at Border, DHS Watchdog Says
ICE may have lost track of thousands of unaccompanied minors who entered the country, raising concerns about both the children’s safety and the integrity of the immigration system, according to a report from an internal watchdog.
Voting Begins for TSA’s Cutest Canine on Social Media
These specially trained dogs use their remarkable sense of smell to detect drugs and explosives, helping to keep travelers safe.
FBI Says Iran Is Responsible for Hacks Targeting Trump, Harris Campaigns
The FBI and other intelligence agencies revealed Monday that they had determined Iran was responsible for hacking the Trump campaign and had made efforts to interfere with both presidential campaigns.
Former U.S. Rep. George Santos Pleads Guilty to Wire Fraud, Identity Theft
After an 11-month congressional career built on falsehoods, George Santos pleaded guilty Monday to wire fraud and aggravated identity theft.
Border Arrests Plummet in July After Asylum Suspensions Go into Effect
Arrests for illegal border crossings from Mexico fell by 33% in July, reaching their lowest level since September 2020, authorities announced Friday.
FBI Arrests Second-Term D.C. Councilman Trayon White
The FBI arrested a second-term Washington D.C. councilman on Sunday.
Retired DEA Agent Asks People to Oppose Parole of Man Convicted in Murder of 2 DEA Agents in California
By Allan Lengel Retired DEA agent Richard Crock, who is chairman of the DEA Survivors Benefit Fund, is encouraging law enforcement supporters to write the California parole board to oppose the parole of Michael Chia, who was convicted for his part in the 1988 murder of two DEA agents. A third agent was shot and…