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Albuquerque Journal: Trump’s Change on Immigration Is Encouraging Sign
President Donald Trump’s emerging immigration policies received some much-needed clarity – and realism – last week, and though far from definitive, the outline he provided in his address to Congress and during a private meeting with television news anchors is a path the nation has needed for far too long.
FBI Director Comey Asks Justice Department to Deny Trump’s Wiretapping Claims
FBI Director James Comey asked the Justice Department this weekend to publicly deny President Trump’s unsubstantiated claim that President Obama had ordered a wiretap on Donald Trump during his presidential campaign.
Gun Store Burglaries Jumped 30%, Reaching Alarming Levels in 2016
Gun store thefts reached record numbers in 2016, marking a 30% increase over 2015.
FBI Director Is Holding Back Details of Trump-Russia Probe, Democrat Says
Democrats who hoped to learn more about the investigations into Russian meddling in the U.S. elections were disappointed after a closed-door meeting with FBI Director James Comey.
Democrats Urge FBI to Investigate Whether AG Sessions Lied Under Oath
Attorney General Jeff Sessions maintains he never lied under oath by denying he communicated with Russian officials, but Democrats aren’t so sure.
Desperate to Hire Agents, Border Patrol Holds Job Seminars Nationwide
President Trump’s pledge to hire 5,000 additional Border Patrol agents is no easy task because the agency is already struggling to maintain its current staff.
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.