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Recent investigations reveal that U.S. immigration enforcement has led to the deportation of families, including children with medical needs, amid a broader crackdown. Cases include a child with brain cancer and a man with health issues, raising concerns about due process and humanitarian impacts. The Biden administration denies targeting U.S. citizens.
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Recent enforcement actions highlight tensions over issuing commercial driver’s licenses to non-citizens. Several states, notably California, face federal scrutiny for improper license issuance, amid deadly crashes linked to immigrant drivers. The Biden administration has tightened regulations, but conflicts persist over compliance and safety concerns.
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A woman working as a cleaner was shot and killed outside a Whitestown home after entering the wrong address. Authorities are reviewing whether charges will be filed, considering Indiana's stand-your-ground law. The case has sparked community protests and calls for justice.
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Multiple allegations have emerged against music mogul Diddy Combs, including claims of sexual misconduct during 2020 photo shoots and in 2021. The accusations, reported by police in Florida and Los Angeles, are under investigation. Combs is currently serving a prison sentence for other charges, with new legal actions pending.
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On December 4-5, 2025, a Pentagon Inspector General report cleared Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth of wrongdoing after he used the Signal app on his personal device to share sensitive information about planned strikes on Yemen's Houthi militants. While Hegseth had authority to declassify the material, the report found his actions violated Pentagon policy and risked operational security. The case is considered closed amid bipartisan scrutiny.