Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is rejecting Donald Trump’s threat to deploy the National Guard to the city, calling it unconstitutional and unnecessary given recent drops in murders, shootings, and car thefts. Johnson said Chicago’s investments in youth jobs, mental health, and affordable housing are driving crime reductions, not military force. Illinois officials, including Gov. JB Pritzker, vowed to fight any federal overreach, while the ACLU … Continue reading Mayor blasts Trump’s threat to deploy National Guard to Chicago

Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons announced plans to “flood” Boston with agents after Mayor Michelle Wu refused to comply with federal immigration demands, criticizing the city’s sanctuary policies as a public safety risk. ICE officials claimed the increased presence would target criminal aliens, likening it to recent federal enforcement actions in Washington, D.C. Wu responded by affirming her oath to uphold the Constitution and defending … Continue reading ICE director says he’ll ‘flood’ Boston after Mayor Wu refuses to comply with feds

Callum Heskett, a 26-year-old seasonal ranger, was arrested for staging a false stabbing in Staunton State Park, Colorado. Heskett had claimed he was attacked, triggering a large manhunt, school lockdowns, and alerts to 8,600 residents. Authorities later determined he had stabbed himself and fabricated the story, the Colorado Sun has reported. He faces multiple charges, including false reporting, tampering with evidence, and obstructing government operations, … Continue reading Colorado Parks and Wildlife ranger accused of “elaborate hoax” after claiming he was stabbed

Erik Menendez was denied parole Thursday, 36 years after he and his brother Lyle killed their parents. The parole board cited his prison misconduct—including drug smuggling, violence, illegal cellphone use, and inappropriate behavior with visitors—as well as the lack of empathy shown in his crimes. Erik, 54, attended the nearly 10-hour hearing via video and was told he could next be eligible in three years. … Continue reading Erik Menendez denied parole, Lyle Menendez to learn his fate on Friday

A federal judge in Florida ordered parts of the “Alligator Alcatraz” migrant detention facility to be shut down and barred the state from bringing in new detainees. Judge Kathleen Williams ruled that Florida must remove temporary infrastructure and fencing within 60 days, restoring access for Miccosukee Tribe members. The decision, hailed by environmental groups, cited “irreparable harm” to the Everglades and endangered species, The Hill … Continue reading Florida judge orders dismantling of ‘Alligator Alcatraz’

President Trump is assigning 20 military attorneys from the JAG Corps to work with the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Washington, D.C., taking on civilian cases as part of efforts to bolster local law enforcement. The move, confirmed by D.C. U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro, is unusual since JAG attorneys typically handle military matters. The office has faced staffing shortages, worsened by recent firings and resignations, including … Continue reading Military lawyers to handle civilian crimes in DC

The Trump administration announced it is reviewing the visas of more than 55 million people for potential violations that could lead to revocation or deportation. The State Department said all visa holders, including tourists, are subject to “continuous vetting” for overstays, criminal activity, or links to terrorism. If issues are found, visas can be canceled and holders in the U.S. may face deportation, the Associated … Continue reading USA reviewing all foreigners with visas for deportable violations