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Appeals Court Pauses Texas Law Allowing Police to Arrest Migrants Who Cross Illegally
Just hours after the Supreme Court allowed Texas to arrest migrants suspected of entering the U.S. illegally, a federal appeals court late Tuesday issued an order preventing the new law from going into effect.
ATF Agent Injured in Shootout at Home of Airport Leader in Arkansas
An ATF agent was injured in a shootout early Tuesday with the leader of the Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport in Arkansas.
Homeland Security Unveils Plans to Test Artificial Intelligence
The Department of Homeland Security announced Monday that it set to become the first federal agency to use artificial intelligence with a group of pilot projects.
Feds Are Investigating Lebanese Migrant Who Made Terror Claims After U.S. Border Apprehension
Federal law enforcement is investigating after a Lebanese man apprehended at the Texas border claimed to be a member of the terrorist organization Hezbollah.
FBI Recovers 22 Artifacts That Were Stolen from Japan During WWII
The FBI returned 22 artifacts that were looted from Japan following the Battle of Okinawa in World War II.
Biden’s New Budget Includes $3.5B for New FBI Headquarters And D.C. Office
The FBI’s new headquarters may soon be a reality.
Ex-Attorney General Eric Holder Worries Trump Cases May Not Be Resolved Before Election. He’s Also Concerned About Supreme Court Ruling on Immunity.
“Clearly the Justice Department could have and should have brought those indictments sooner,” Holder, 73, said in an interview on HBO’s “Real Time With Bill Maher.”
