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The ICE plans to deploy a fleet of specially wrapped vehicles to support upcoming immigration enforcement operations in Chicago, with a focus on rapid upfitting and staffing. Meanwhile, the EPA proposes easing power plant permits to support AI-driven energy demands, amid ongoing political tensions.
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President Trump claimed that crime in Washington D.C. is 'virtually nothing,' dismissing domestic violence and minor infractions as exaggerated or fabricated. His remarks, made during a speech at the Museum of the Bible, coincide with a federal troop deployment aimed at reducing city crime, but have faced criticism for minimizing serious issues.
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The FBI has dismissed roughly 20 agents who were photographed kneeling during a 2020 racial justice protest in Washington, D.C. The firings follow a broader purge under Director Kash Patel, amid internal disputes over investigations involving Trump and Jan. 6. The move raises concerns over political influence within the bureau.
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The 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals is reviewing a case involving Khalil, a Palestinian advocate and US resident, who was released from detention in Louisiana. The government seeks to overturn a lower court order preventing his deportation and detention, amid ongoing debates over free speech and immigration enforcement.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene announced her resignation from Congress, citing her desire to avoid a Trump-backed primary and potential impeachment battles. The move follows her feud with Trump and reflects ongoing political shifts within the Republican Party ahead of next year's elections.
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The Trump administration plans increased immigration enforcement in New York City, citing sanctuary laws that limit cooperation with federal authorities. Officials warn of a potential surge of immigration agents and operations ahead of the new mayor's swearing-in, amid ongoing political tensions over immigration policies.