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Immigration Agents Arrest Two Mexican Contractors at Washington Wildfire Site
Federal immigration agents arrested two Mexican contractors fighting a wildfire in Olympic National Forest, marking one of the first times such enforcement has taken place inside an active fire zone, firefighters said.
Miami Defense Lawyer Avoids Trial in DEA Bribery Case under Deferred Deal
Federal prosecutors have agreed to drop criminal charges against prominent Miami defense attorney David Macey, accused of orchestrating a bribery conspiracy involving two former U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration supervisors
Border Patrol Agent Sentenced for Ordering Immigrant Women to Expose Breasts
A Border Patrol agent was sentenced Wednesday to a year in federal prison for ordering immigrant women to expose their breasts during videoconference screenings at the southern border, prosecutors said.
FBI Investigates Minnesota Church Shooting As Domestic Terrorism, Hate Crime
The FBI is investigating Wednesday’s mass shooting at a Minneapolis church as an act of domestic terrorism and a hate crime against Catholics, Director Kash Patel said.
Border Agent Charged in Long Beach Altercation Dies Days After Court Appearance
A Southern California border agent who was facing multiple charges for assaulting a Long Beach police officer and resisting arrest has died.
Justice Department Probes FBI Over Russia Inquiry Records
The Justice Department is investigating whether FBI officials during and after the Biden administration tried to hide or destroy documents that might cast doubt on the Russia investigation into Donald Trump.
‘El Mayo,’ Co-Founder of Sinaloa Cartel, Pleads Guilty in Brooklyn
By Allan Lengel Ismael Zambada García, aka El Mayo, a former leader and co-founder of the powerful Sinaloa Cartel in Mexico, pleaded guilty Monday in Brooklyn federal court to running a continuing criminal enterprise and racketeering. “This foreign terrorist committed horrific crimes against the American people — he will now pay for those crimes by…
After Failing 3 Times To Convince a Grand Jury to Indict a Woman on a Felony for Assaulting an FBI Agent, Federal Prosecutors Charge Her With a Misdemeanor
By Allan Lengel It is likely a sign that D.C. federal prosecutors had tried overcharging a woman. The New York Times reports that federal prosecutors failed on three occasions to convince a grand jury to indict Sidney Lori Reid on a felony charge of assaulting an FBI agent during a protest against immigration officials in…