San Diego Immigrant Facility Closed Amid ‘Unprecedented Decrease in Illegal Crossings’: Border Patrol

Each closed facility is estimated to save the administration $5 million to $30 million per month, according to the CBP. A temporary facility set up to process illegal immigrants has been shut down in San Diego following a considerable drop in illegal entries. “Due to the unprecedented decrease in illegal crossings this year, the massive

DOGE Says More Than 25,000 Federal Contracts and Grants Canceled so Far

The amount that DOGE says it has helped save is around $1,055 per taxpayer, or around $175 billion. The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) task force says it has helped save around $175 billion and assisted in the termination of more than 25,000 federal contracts and grants, according to an update on Saturday. The amount

U.S. warns Americans not to travel to Venezuela

The crisis in Venezuela The crisis in Venezuela 07:11 The U.S. State Department is warning citizens not to travel to Venezuela, warning of “severe risks” including wrongful detention, kidnapping and torture.  The State Department said that it does not have an operating embassy or consulate in the South American country, and cannot provide routine or

Trump administration halting student visa appointments ahead of “expanded social media vetting”

The White House has ordered U.S. embassies to temporarily stop scheduling new student visa appointments, as the Trump administration works to expand social media screenings for applicants, the latest in a series of restrictions on international students. In a cable dated Tuesday and obtained by CBS News, Secretary of State Marco Rubio instructed diplomatic posts

Trump Admin Poised To Cancel Harvard’s Remaining $100 Million in Federal Contracts, Citing Free Beacon Reports 

At best, Harvard’s ‘leadership suggests staggering incompetence; at worst it’s deliberate malice disguised as ignorance,’ GSA letter says John Harvard Statue at Harvard University (Sophie Park/Getty Images) The Trump administration aims to terminate its remaining contracts with Harvard University, totaling roughly $100 million, over the Ivy League school’s discriminatory practices and failure to rein in