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Nov 17 2025POLITICS

National Guard Troops Head Home from Chicago and Portland

The Pentagon has decided to pull back some National Guard troops from Chicago and Portland. This move comes a few weeks after President Trump sent them to these cities, claiming there was a rise in crime. Two defense officials, who asked not to be named, shared this news on Sunday. Around 200 Calif

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Nov 16 2025POLITICS

Homeland Security's Shift: Deportations Over Core Duties

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has been significantly altering its focus, diverting agents from critical missions to prioritize deporting undocumented immigrants. This shift has led to notable disruptions in various law enforcement operations, including investigations into child exploitat

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Nov 16 2025POLITICS

Charlotte's Immigration Crackdown: Fear and Uncertainty Spread

Federal immigration agents have started making arrests in Charlotte, North Carolina, causing fear among residents and criticism from local leaders. The surge in enforcement began without prior announcement, leaving many people unsure of what to expect. Local officials, including Mayor Vi Lyles, have

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Nov 15 2025CRIME

Justice Catches Up: Man in Custody After Office Rampage

A man is now behind bars after causing chaos in the office of Alina Habba, the Acting U. S. Attorney for New Jersey. The incident happened on Wednesday, and the suspect was caught thanks to the quick work of law enforcement. Pamela Bondi, the U. S. Attorney General, shared the news on social media

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Nov 15 2025POLITICS

Chicago's Judge Sparks Debate with Bond Decision for Migrants

In a move that has stirred controversy, a federal judge in Chicago has ordered the release of around 600 migrants detained during a recent ICE operation. The judge, Jeffrey Cummings, decided that these individuals could be freed on a bond of $1, 500, provided they have no criminal history or previou

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Nov 15 2025POLITICS

Border Patrol's Big Move: What's Happening in Charlotte and New Orleans?

The Trump administration is sending more Border Patrol agents to Charlotte and New Orleans. This is part of a bigger plan to enforce immigration laws more strictly. The agents will use armored vehicles and special teams. The operations are called "Charlotte Web" and "Catahoula Crunch. " These names

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Nov 14 2025CRIME

Sacramento's Big Gang Crackdown: What Really Happened?

In a major move against gangs, Sacramento County saw a huge operation last week. Over three days, law enforcement teamed up to tackle gang-related crime. The result? More than 140 people were arrested, and a lot of illegal stuff was taken off the streets. This wasn't just a local effort. Over 20 di

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Nov 14 2025CRIME

Unveiling the Hidden World of Illegal Sports Betting

In a recent crackdown, authorities in New Jersey have exposed a large-scale illegal sports betting operation with ties to organized crime. The investigation, led by the New Jersey State Police and the Division of Criminal Justice, has resulted in charges against 14 individuals, including members of

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Nov 13 2025POLITICS

DC's Crime Fight: A Clash of Laws and Leaders

In Washington, DC, a battle is brewing over crime and justice. Jeanine Pirro, the US Attorney, is pushing for tougher laws, especially for young offenders. She believes the city's current laws are too lenient. For example, a 19-year-old with a gun who shoots someone might only get probation, not jai

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Nov 13 2025POLITICS

Chicago's Crime Drop: Who's Really Behind It?

Chicago has seen a drop in crime rates recently. Some say it's because of a big federal operation called "Operation Midway Blitz. " This operation has brought in lots of federal agents to crack down on immigration enforcement. The numbers look good: shootings are down by 35%, robberies by 41%, and c

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