Julia Ainsley
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Five or six Secret Service agents have testified before Jan. 6 grand jury, sources say
It is not known what the agents’ proximity to Trump was on Jan. 6 or what information they may have provided to the grand jury. → Read More
U.S. has admitted 271,000 Ukrainian refugees since Russian invasion, far above Biden’s goal of 100,000
More than 117,000 came via the Biden administration’s “Uniting for Ukraine” program, which lets Americans sponsor Ukrainians so they will be financially supported in the U.S. → Read More
FBI to search Pence's Indiana home for more classified documents
The FBI's expected search comes after a “small number” of classified documents were found at Pence’s Indiana residence last month, Pence’s lawyer, Greg Jacob, said. → Read More
DOJ charges 3 men in murder-for-hire plot against journalist critical of Iran
WASHINGTON — The Department of Justice has charged three members of an Eastern European criminal group with ties to Iran with attempting to assassinate a prominent U.S. journalist and activist critical of the Iranian regime. → Read More
A top Border Patrol official resigned after allegedly pressuring female employees for sex, officials say
Tony Barker, who was acting chief of the law enforcement operations directorate, is under investigation by Customs and Border Protection’s Office of Professional Responsibility. → Read More
15 GOP states ask court to keep Trump-era immigration rule Title 42
The Biden administration has been attempting to end the policy, which expelled millions of migrants at the border. → Read More
More than 100 election jurisdictions waiting on federal cyber help, sources say
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency did not deny the backlog but noted the agency has provided cyber hygiene tests for 425 “election-related entities” → Read More
Appeals court sends DACA case back to lower court to review new Biden rule, temporarily protecting Dreamers
The program, which has protected hundreds of thousands of young immigrants from deportation, was established by President Barack Obama in 2012. → Read More
Secret Service recovers $286 million in stolen Covid relief funds
The Secret Service said on Friday it has recovered $286 million in Covid relief funds that were diverted by fraudsters using stolen and fake identities. → Read More
4 migrant parents file lawsuit alleging Trump’s child separation policy traumatized them
The filing marks a change in strategy for the families who previously sought a settlement with the Biden Justice Department only to have those negotiations fall apart last fall. → Read More
DHS concerned it may need $2B to deal with migrant surge at border, documents show
Senior DHS officials are concerned they won't have the funds to cover an expected surge of migrants at the southern border when the Title 42 Covid ban lifts. → Read More
U.S. officials encountered 234,000 migrants at southern border in April, a new high
U.S. border officials encountered 234,088 migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border in the month of April, topping March’s 22-year high of just over 221,000. → Read More
Ukrainians fleeing war face onerous process to enter U.S.
Svitlana Rogers’ family has struggled to gather such documentation as vaccination records from shuttered doctors’ offices and a deed on the house they fled when Russia invaded. → Read More
A$AP Rocky detained at LAX in connection to November 2021 shooting
Rakim Mayers, better known as A$AP Rocky, was detained on Wednesday at Los Angeles International Airport in connection to a November 2021 shooting. → Read More
Biden admin faces budget shortfall when border Covid ban lifts and migrants surge
Some ICE and CBP operations could be out of funds by July, based on predictions that 14,000 migrants could try to cross the border daily after Title 42 lifts in May. → Read More
'It will be a nightmare': Texas city braces for flood of border crossers when Covid rule ends in May
As the Biden admin readies to end Covid restrictions at the border, officials from one Texas city want help from D.C. to cope with an expected migrant surge. → Read More
Cuban migrants outpace Central Americans arriving at U.S. border
The seven-day average for Cuban migrants crossing the border as of late March was up 460 percent over the last year. → Read More
Judge rules migrant families separated at border can't sue Stephen Miller, other Trump officials
A Trump-appointed judge has ruled Trump officials involved in family separations at the border can't be sued, but is letting families continue seeking damages. → Read More
These four Ukrainians thought it would be easy to cross the Mexican border into the U.S. They were wrong.
Maksym Armash thought it would be simple to bring his Ukrainian bride-to-be into the U.S. across the Mexican border. She wound up in shackles. → Read More
Biden admin to expedite resettlement of some vulnerable Ukrainian refugees in U.S.
The plan would let some Ukrainians, like activists, journalists and those who are part of the LGBTQ community safely enter the U.S. at least temporarily. → Read More