Opinion: Why Americans feel Trump doesn't care about them - The Asheville Citizen Times
Money needed to improve the lives of people in communities like McDowell County, WV, is small fraction of what is being spent to appease the wealthy.
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Outcry grows over 'clown car' cabinet but no sign Trump ready for shakeup - The Guardian
Antics of RFK Jr, Kristi Noem and others prompt derision – could their erratic behaviour prove president’s undoing?
Judge orders release of dozens of immigrants detained illegally by ICE in Chicago
A federal judge ordered the release of 32 immigrants detained during ICE's "Operation Midway Blitz" last fall, finding that arrests were made without proper warrants or probable cause in violation of the Castañon Nava consent decree, which governs ICE and CBP actions in Illinois and five other Midwestern states. U.S. District Judge Jeffrey Cummings made individualized assessments of 53 arrests, raising concerns about the validity of so-called "blank" I-200 warrants used in the field, citing missing information, boilerplate language contradicting arrest records, and questions about document authenticity. Cummings also rebuked DHS for defying his earlier order to circulate the consent decree's warrantless arrest policy nationwide, after the agency limited it to only the Chicago regional office while directing other offices to follow a separate ICE policy with reduced requirements. As of Wednesday, at least 11 of those ordered released had already been deported, while 11 others remained detained.
IRS illegally shared taxpayers data with ICE, including addresses, judge finds
Judge rules IRS broke law by sharing 43,000 taxpayer addresses with ICE, raising fears higher amid mass deportation campaign.
Is Trump regretting his battle with the Fed? - Apple Podcasts
Épisode de l’émission · Politics Weekly America · 16 janvier · 23 min
ICE's alleged 'ruse' in Columbia student arrest may have violated law, attorneys say
Agents are permitted to use "ruses" in enforcement actions, but they can bump up against constitutional protections.
Takeaways from AP's report on the ICE detention center holding children and parents
The Trump administration has been detaining hundreds of immigrant children and their parents at the Dilley Immigration Processing Center in Texas, with ICE booking over 3,800 children into detention in the first nine months of the administration. Many children are being held well beyond the 20-day legal limit established by a longstanding court order, with some exceeding 100 days, and unlike during prior use of the facility, many families now detained have lived in the U.S. for several years. Parents have alleged deficient medical and mental health care inside Dilley, including withheld medications and inadequate treatment for sick infants, though ICE and facility operator CoreCivic deny these claims and defend the quality of care provided. The increased family detention comes after the Trump administration reversed the Biden-era policy of phasing out such detention and simultaneously reduced oversight of facility conditions.
Mixed reactions on the National Mall as US, Israel strike Iran - WTOP News
Protesters and visitors filled the National Mall as crowds reacted to the U.S. and Israeli operation in Iran, sharing concerns while enjoying a clear spring day.
ICE facilities are planned for Pa. Will the Shapiro admin sue to stop them? - WESA
The Trump administration is planning massive Pa. ICE facilities in Berks and Schuylkill Counties, despite state and local concerns.
US moving pregnant immigrant girls to Texas to avoid providing abortions, critics say
Ex-official calls transfer of unaccompanied girls as young as 13, many pregnant due to rape, a human rights violation
Mainers detained by ICE are coming home by the dozens - The Portland Press Herald
Despite the Trump administration's push for mass detentions and deportations, many who were swept up in 'Operation Catch of the Day' last month were found to pose no danger to their communities.
Shapiro joins AGs suing CDC over change in vaccine schedule | 90.5 WESA
It names the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and their respective leaders.