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FBI Suspects Michigan Church Shooter Hated People of the Mormon Faith
Investigators are trying to ‘get to the bottom of why he would commit such an act of evil,’ White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said.
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Two Killed, 6 Injured in Shooting at Texas Casino
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Former FBI assistant director in charge of NYC speaks out: James Comey ‘one of the worst, most politicized directors I’ve ever seen. Just horrendous’…
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DOJ Asks Supreme Court to Review Birthright Citizenship Order as High Court Takes on Trump Cases This Term
Washington Examiner The Trump administration filed a pair of petitions to the Supreme Court asking the justices to hear appeals on its birthright citizenship order, which could add to the growing list of questions related to President Donald Trump‘s actions that the high court will consider in its term. The two petitions appeared on the Supreme Court’s public docket on Monday after being filed late Friday, and they urged the justices to take appeals in both cases, which were brought by Democrat-led states and a group of people who could be affected by Trump’s order. The question presented to the high court in both petitions centers on the president’s January executive order claiming that birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment does not include children born on U.S. soil to parents who are in the country illegally or on a temporary basis, such as on a visa. The order, which would not be retroactive, states that if one of the parents is a permanent resident or U.S. citizen at the time of the child’s birth, then the child would get citizenship at birth. The Supreme Court has been asked to determine if the executive order is lawful under the 14th Amendment. READ THE…
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Federal Grand Jury Charges Three Women with Following ICE Agent Home from Work and Livestreaming His Home Address on Instagram…
A federal grand jury has returned a two-count indictment charging three women – two from Southern California and one from Colorado – with following a United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent home, livestreaming their pursuit and then posting the victim’s home address on Instagram, the Justice Department announced today.
The grand jury on Tuesday and unsealed today charged following defendants with one count of conspiracy and one count of publicly disclosing the personal information of a federal agent:
Trump Orders Troop Deployment to Portland; Amazon Settles for $2.5 Billion in Deceptive Practices Case
President Donald Trump is deploying troops to Portland, Oregon, saying it’s to protect ICE facilities from Antifa and domestic terrorism. The Federal Trade Commission has issued its largest-ever civil fine to Amazon. The tech giant will pay $2.5 billion in a deceptive practices lawsuit. We have analysis. 🇺🇸More Breaking News, Special Reports, and Live Coverage […]
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Gunman Killed After Deadly Shooting and Fire at Michigan Church, FBI Leading Investigation
A gunman opened fire on a Michigan church Sunday morning, which was then set ablaze. At least one person has been killed, with nine others… Read More
The post Gunman Killed After Deadly Shooting and Fire at Michigan Church, FBI Leading Investigation appeared first on The Daily Signal.
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California’s Orange County to Probe Voter Rolls for Dogs, Cats Ahead of Nov. 4 Election
The Board of Supervisors voted to verify that no pets have been registered after a woman allegedly cast a ballot for her dog in two elections.
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