By invoking the privilege, the administration can avoid releasing information about its deportations of alleged members of a Venezuelan gang. WASHINGTON—The Trump administration on Monday invoked a “state secrets privilege,” a move that could lead to the dismissal of the case against the government regarding the deportation of Venezuelan illegal immigrants to El Salvador. The
The Trump administration has launched a collaborative interagency initiative aimed at stopping what it terms the "exploitation of housing programs" by undocumented immigrants.
President Trump on Monday announced that he is appointing longtime ally Alina Habba to be New Jersey’s top federal prosecutor. She has been a personal attorney to Mr. Trump for years, known for her pugnacious defense of him against the media and in courtrooms. Mr. Trump made the announcement on Truth Social, his social media
Republicans are working on a path forward to fight what they see as activist judges blocking President Donald Trump's agenda.
Dozens of Columbia University student activists donned masks Monday to protest the Ivy League school’s policy reforms, which include new restrictions on mask-wearing during protests. Student Workers of Columbia, the university’s graduate student union, organized the picket “to protest Columbia’s newest repressive policies” and handed out masks to protesters. Columbia’s Palestine Solidarity Coalition, meanwhile, called
President Donald Trump revoked former DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas' Secret Service protection on Monday after signing an executive memorandum.
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi has expressed her intent to prosecute individuals who have engaged in fraud involving government funds.