Phoenix ICE leader John Cantu is among five ICE officials reassigned nationwide, amid new funding for ICE and DHS.
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As Washington grapples with a prolonged shutdown, states are stepping up to challenge federal overreach and innovate policies. Amidst congressional gridlock, governors and attorneys general are actively fighting measures like the attempt to end birthright citizenship. States are also experimenting with political reforms, such as New York's campaign finance rules, which counteract the impact of Citizens United. The Brennan Center's initiatives and conferences emphasize state courts as protectors of rights, exploring unique constitutional protections. This state-driven momentum could shape national policies, reflecting a dynamic shift in American governance.
A Maryland judge seeks assurance from the government that Kilmar Abrego Garcia won't be deported before lifting an injunction.
A former NY state trooper faces charges for using his patrol car to ram a vehicle, killing an 11-year-old girl.
A federal appeals court overturned a decision in West Virginia, reviving a lawsuit against U.S. drug distributors over opioid distribution.
Dutch Olympian Steven van de Velde, convicted of rape in 2016, was denied an Australian visa for a tournament.
Immigration officials deported an Alabama father to Laos, defying a federal order due to his claim of U.S. citizenship.
A federal judge in San Francisco has indefinitely barred the Trump administration from firing federal employees amid the shutdown.
The Senate voted 52-48 to nullify Trump's tariffs on Brazil, signaling GOP pushback, but the House may block it.
A Utah man, 22, charged with killing Charlie Kirk, will appear in court in street clothes but must be restrained.