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Judge Tentatively Approves $1M Settlement to Children in Border Patrol Lawsuit
Seven years of litigation may finally be over after a San Diego federal judge tentatively approved a $1 million settlement to the children of a Mexican man who was fatally beaten and shot with a Taser at a California port of entry.
Jeff Sessions Admits Meeting with Russian Officials But Denies He Committed Perjury
Attorney General Jeff Sessions acknowledged today that he met with Russian officials at least twice during the Donald Trump campaign, but insisted the election was never discussed.
AG Sessions’ Alleged Meeting with Russian Envoy Prompts Calls for Special Prosecutor
Pressure is mounting on Republicans to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate Russia’s role in the election after a bombshell revelation that Attorney General Jeff Sessions spoke twice with Russia’s ambassador to the U.S. during the election and lied about it during his confirmation hearing.
Chicago Tribune: Trump Works Both Sides of Fence on Immigration Issues
On immigration, there are two Donald Trumps.
Border Patrol Agents Rescue Stranded Man with 2 Broken Legs
Border Patrol agents rescued a 65-year-old man who was found along a treacherous stretch of the Rio Grande River.
ICE Raids Spike in Alabama As Agents Detain Undocumented Immigrants without Criminal Records
Since President Trump was elected, ICE agents have been conducting raids and detaining undocumented immigrants in Alabama at a rate higher than anywhere else in the Deep South.
Ex-Secret Service Agent Pleads Guilty to Online, Sexual Relationships with Minors
A former Secret Service agent accused of exchanging sexually explicit photos with minors pleaded guilty Wednesday.
FBI Paid Dossier Author for Some Expenses As Part of Trump-Russia Investigation
The former British intelligence operative who created the dossier about allegations of Donald Trump’s ties to Russia was reimbursed by the FBI for some expenses.