Photo shows Milwaukee judge’s courtroom door with notice to anyone who ‘feels unsafe’
Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Hannah Dugan had a notice posted on her courtroom door for anyone who "feels unsafe" coming to the courthouse.
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Trump backs local police in new executive order, rebukes Democrat crime policies that sowed ‘chaos’ across US
President Donald Trump will sign a pro-police executive order that offers additional federal support following the anti-police rhetoric of 2020 that rocked departments nationwide.
GOP races against clock as Senate, House remain trillions of dollars apart on Trump’s tax bill
House Republicans are beginning the process of crafting policies within their massive reconciliation framework.
COVID crackdown: Republicans seek to defund universities still requiring vaccine
Colleges that require students to undergo a COVID-19 vaccine will have their federal funding ended if House lawmakers get their way following a President Donald Trump executive order.
Trump to Sign Order Targeting Sanctuary Cities
The order is ‘centered around protecting American communities from criminal aliens,’ said White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt. President Donald Trump will sign an executive order on April 28 directing his administration to create and publish a list of sanctuary cities accused of obstructing federal immigration law enforcement. The order, which Trump plans to sign
Trump Signs Order Targeting Sanctuary Cities
The order is ‘centered around protecting American communities from criminal aliens,’ said White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt. President Donald Trump signed an executive order on April 28 directing his administration to publish a list of sanctuary cities accused of obstructing federal immigration law enforcement. His order said that states were obstructing and defying federal
Mugshot-style posters showing arrested immigrants outside White House
The sun rose on President Trump’s 99th day in office Monday to reveal scores of booking photos lining the White House North Lawn’s perimeter that the administration claims depict immigrants who have previous convictions or charges such as murder, kidnapping, sexual assault of a child and rape. The booking photos do not bear the names