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Central Americans Rush to Cross Border Because of Trump’s Threat to Build a Wall
President-elect Donald Trump’s pledge to build a wall has triggered a surge of Central American families flowing into the U.S. to escape poverty and warlike conditions.
NYT: Appointing Jeff Sessions As Attorney General Is an Insult to Justice
In 1986, President Ronald Reagan nominated Jeff Sessions, then a United States attorney from Alabama, to be a federal judge.
Trump Selects Controversial Sen. Jeff Sessions for Attorney General
President-elect Donald Trump’s choice for attorney general is Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions, a controversial pick because of his staunchly conservative positions on immigration, gay rights and Muslims.
Ex-Homeland Security Staffer Says Muslim Registry ‘Ineffective’ But ‘Easy’ to Reinstate
President-elect Donald Trump’s desire to reinstate a registry for immigrants from Muslim countries would be logistically “really easy” but also “costly and ineffective,” said a former Homeland Security policy staffer under Presidents Bush and Obama.
FBI Spoke with Bombing Suspect Rahami While He Was Recovering from Gunshot Wounds
The FBI spoke for days with the man charged with setting off bombs in New York and New Jersey.
Judicial Watch: Secret Service Lost Firearms, Badges, Phones, Laptops And Cars
The Secret Service has lost firearms, work badge, telephones, laptops and even cars over the past 15 year, according to the nonprofit government watchdog Judicial Watch.
Justice Department Tries to Block Release of Inmate Featured on ‘Making a Murderer’
The Justice Department is trying to block the release of a Wisconsin inmate whose case was featured in the Netflix series “Making a Murderer.”