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Justice Department charges four aliens in Pennsylvania with election fraud
The migrants have been identified as Mexican national Eduardo Gallardo Maldonado, Trinidad & Tobago national Sade Guppy, Dilea Ochoa-Perez, who is in the country illegally from Mexico, and Cliff Sanon an illegal migrant from Haiti.
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Watch Live: President Trump and Melania greet President Xi Jinping for State Dinner
The dinner comes after the two world leaders engaged in bilateral discussions at the White House earlier in the day. Xi will remain in Washington, D.C., through Friday for a state visit.
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Trump admin files emergency appeal asking SCOTUS to allow third-country deportations to continue
The government asked for an immediate halt to the lower court orders that ruled the migrants must have the chance to object before the U.S. deports them to third countries.
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Multiple states sue proxy advisory firm over allegations it misled investors
Iowa, Nebraska, Texas and West Virginia all filed individual lawsuits against the company this week, claiming it engaged in deceptive trade practices and harmed consumers.
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Washington state agrees to settlement allowing religious families to serve as foster parents
The settlement comes after a judge ruled the state's requirement that Christian foster parents affirm the gender confusion of any children placed with them as a condition of keeping their foster license likely violates the First Amendment.
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Prosecutor charged for allegedly emailing self sealed Jack Smith Trump report veiled as cake recipes
The Justice Department has identified prosecutor as Carmen Mercedes Lineberger, the managing assistant U.S. Attorney of the Fort Pierce branch of the United States Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Florida.
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Federal judge rules White House must comply with Presidential Records Act
Bates noted that the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel's opinion relied on a “stark misreading” of Supreme Court precedent.
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Watch Live: Justice Department announces indictment on Raul Castro Ruz
Justice Department announces indictment on Raul Castro Ruz of 1996 attack on two planes, killing three US citizens.
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Police officers on duty for J6 riot sue Trump, Blanche, Bessent over $1.8B 'anti-weaponization' fund
The lawsuit argues that the fund is unconstitutional and illegal. It also claims that the fund will endanger the lives of the plaintiffs — Harry Dunn and Daniel Hodges — who "defended the Capitol during the protests.
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Fiscal burden of illegal aliens gradually disappearing due to Trump border crackdown
The Trump administration has taken drastic measures to reduce illegal immigration, fortify the border, and restrict illegal aliens' access to taxpayer-funded social programs and banking products that burden American taxpayers.
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Justice Department creates committee tasked with advising on strategies to address antisemitism
The panel will provide recommendations to the Attorney General and the department on strategies to address the "rising tide of antisemitism across the United States."
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DOJ indicts Raul Castro in connection to 1996 attack on aircraft in which 3 US citizens were killed
After three decades without true accountability for the attack, Fidel Castro's brother Raul has been indicted in U.S. federal court for his central role in the shootdown of the Brothers to the Rescue civilian aircraft in international waters.
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Senators call for nationwide campaign to identify Chinese components in critical US infrastructure
GOP Sen. Rick Scott and Democrat Sen Andy Kim have a bill to require the Homeland Security Department to sweep the nation’s ports and maritime infrastructure after a congressional probe found unusual Chinese components on imported port cranes.