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Khalil Deportation: DHS Moves to Re-Arrest Columbia Protest Leader After Court Ruling

The push for to deport Mahmoud Khalil is back on track after the Department of Homeland Security confirmed plans to re-arrest the Columbia University encampment leader and deport him to Algeria.

ICE Cooperation Clash: Homan Vows to Bypass Virginia Order

An ICE cooperation battle is emerging between the Trump administration and Virginia’s new Democratic governor, as White House border czar Tom Homan says federal deportation efforts will continue despite state-level resistance.

Birthright Citizenship National Security Threat Exposed

Concerns over mass migration and birthright citizenship took center stage Thursday on War Room, where author and Breitbart News senior contributor Peter Schweizer warned that the policy is being exploited.

Employee Conduct Sparks Raises Questions on Professionalism in Medicine

New York City detectives reported disrespectful treatment after employees at a Brooklyn hospital mistook them for ICE agents, raising concerns about professionalism and neutrality in emergency medical care.

Illegal DUI Horror: Dismissed Charge Raises Deadly Questions

A DUI case involving an illegal alien in North Carolina is drawing renewed scrutiny after court records revealed a prior impaired driving charge against the suspect had been dismissed years before a fatal crash that killed two young college students.

Elite Law Professors Target ICE With New Lawsuit Strategy

Berkeley and NYU law professors call for expanded lawsuits against ICE, raising concerns about efforts to weaken immigration enforcement.

Anti-ICE Extremists Sink Lower—Now Targeting Police Dogs

Federal officials warn anti-ICE agitators are escalating tactics after a Minneapolis incident involving a CBP K-9.

Trump ICE Detention Center Plan Sparks Florida Firestorm

Plans for a new Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention center in Orlando are drawing fire from Florida Democrats.

Overdose Decline Shocks Experts as Border Crackdown Pays Off

A sharp overdose decline in the United States is drawing national attention after new federal data showed drug deaths falling by more than 20% last year.

Anti-ICE Harassment Explodes When Lunch Crowd Targets Wrong Men

A routine lunch outing in Minneapolis turned into a public confrontation fueled by ICE harassment, after a group of software engineers were wrongly accused of being federal immigration agents.

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