DOJ Threatens to Sue Texas over State’s New Immigration Law
The Justice Department is threatening to sue Texas over a new state law that gives local and state police permission to arrest migrants who enter the U.S. from Mexico without authorization.
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Stejskal: The FBI and DOJ Are Weaponized Against Crime, Not Trump and Others Working On His Behalf
Although there have been accusations made by Jordan and other Republican members of the House regarding the weaponization of the DOJ/FBI, there has been no proof presented to substantiate those accusations, Stejskal writes.
U.S. Grapples with Internal Threats Amid Israel-Hamas Conflict
The Israel-Hamas conflict has created a “sobering” and “unique moment” in confronting an escalated domestic threat landscape in the U.S., Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco told ABC News in an exclusive interview.
‘Nazi Hunter’ Eli Rosenbaum Is Retiring from DOJ
Eli Rosenbaum, who spent decades hunting Nazis in the U.S. for the Justice Department, plans to retire at the end of the year.
DOJ Unveils Database to Monitor Federal Law Enforcement Misconduct
The Justice Department has created a database to track federal law enforcement officers who commit serious misconduct in an effort to prevent federal agencies from unwittingly hiring problematic officers.
Vanita Gupta, DOJ’s No. 3 Official, Steps Down
Associate Attorney General Vanita Gupta is stepping down as the Justice Department’s third-ranking official early next year, the DOJ announced Thursday.
Hunter Biden Urges Judge to Dismiss Gun Charges
Hunter Biden is requesting a judge dismiss the gun charges against him, pointing to an agreement his team arranged with the Justice Department earlier this year.
DOJ Charges Russians with War Crimes over Torture of American in Ukraine
The Justice Department on Wednesday charged four Russian soldiers with war crimes after they allegedly tortured an American during the invasion of Ukraine.