Florida’s transportation department orders license plate cameras off state roads within 30 days citing “surveillance schemes,” as 7 cities and counties halt Flock networks.
Homeland Security Secretary Mullin touts about 2,100 ICE arrests in New York and threatens more agents unless leaders cooperate, despite the city’s record low murders.
Homeland Security uses a customs-import law to obtain a Minneapolis journalist’s phone records without court approval, weeks after a judge twice rejected its warrant request.
Harris County’s district attorney will take ICE’s killing of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo to a grand jury, saying Homeland Security has shared nothing 7 weeks after the shooting.
Federal judge refuses to move Trump’s hush money convictions to federal court, ruling covering up an affair with Stormy Daniels is not an official presidential act.
Labor Department rules a civilian mariner’s alleged rape by her captain aboard a Navy ship, in her locked cabin, was a workplace injury, leaving workers’ comp as her only remedy.
US Attorney Pirro’s special grand jury questions DC teachers about truancy and graduation rates in a rare federal probe of how the city supervises its youth, the Post reports.
Texas jail frees ICE agent Christian Castro, charged with shooting a Minneapolis man through a closed door and lying about it, as Gov. Abbott keeps blocking his extradition.
ATF investigates a “major” cyber incident after the ransomware group Qilin said it hacked the agency, without disclosing whether any data was stolen.
Judge frees the man who drove a guillotine to the Supreme Court, ruling that he cooperated with police and never threatened anyone.
Federal judge rejects Minnesota’s bid to extradite ICE agent Christian Castro, ruling Texas Gov. Abbott can stall the transfer indefinitely with no deadline.
Capitol Police arrest a California man after spotting a guillotine in his pickup truck parked near the Capitol and Supreme Court.
Federal judge signals he won’t keep ICE officer Christian Castro jailed past Thursday, as Abbott stalls Minnesota’s extradition on charges that include lying about his shooting.
ICE arrests hit a record 49,571 in July, up 70% since February, as 12,000 new deportation officers come online with last summer’s congressional billions.
La Crosse County prosecutor declines to charge Musk over his $1 million Wisconsin Supreme Court election offer, despite the elections commission finding probable cause.
Legal watchdog files bar complaints against US Attorney Pirro and 2 deputies for seeking to indict 6 Democratic lawmakers a grand jury refused to charge.
ICE arrests 1,328 people across DC’s Virginia and Maryland suburbs in a two-week sweep where 70% had no criminal record, matching a 1,200-arrest Atlanta operation.
Judge orders the US to retrieve a cartel witness it deported to Mexico despite torture protections, after ICE and Rubio revoked them without a hearing.
Ohio Immigrant Alliance’s court-records search documents 152 DHS employees charged with sex crimes or violence against women and children, up from 59.
FBI arrests an Albany woman it says pledged allegiance to ISIS and planned to bomb the New York State Capitol while senators met inside.
Trump tells Michael Cohen he was weaponized and forced to testify in the hush money trial, as Cohen’s pardon application awaits White House action.
FBI seizes former Rep. Swalwell’s devices in a sexual misconduct investigation as the White House declassifies files on his contact with a suspected Chinese spy.
Omaha superintendent bars police from carrying electric shock gloves in schools after officers used the devices ICE plans to buy on 2 students.
Idaho probation officers compile a list of foreign-born people for ICE using intake forms alone, emailing agents when targets arrive for required check-ins.
Raleigh Jane English gets more than six years in prison for a confessed plot to assassinate Treasury Secretary Bessent on his confirmation day.
Minnesota sues Texas Governor Abbott for refusing to extradite the ICE agent charged with shooting a man during Operation Metro Surge.
Justice Department creates a process for people with felony convictions to apply for restored gun rights, reviving a program Congress defunded in the 1990s.
ICE proposes subsidizing $500,000 liability insurance policies for local officers deputized to make immigration arrests, removing a hurdle keeping police departments from joining.
Texas police arrest an activist for “tumultuous behavior” at 3 AM, a week after he said “bullshit” at a meeting over cutting polling places.
US attorney confirms FBI tests found no meth in the van of ICE shooting victim Lorenzo Salgado Araujo but withholds the results.
DOJ arrests far-right extremism expert Heidi Beirich on financial charges in its case against the Southern Poverty Law Center’s KKK informant program.
Marion County Record reporter Phyllis Zorn settles with the city of Marion, Kansas, for $850,000, three years to the day after police raided her newspaper.
Treasury exempts U.S. companies from disclosing their true owners and will delete existing records, rolling back a 2021 anti-money-laundering law.
Judge orders DOJ to justify holding an Afghan permanent resident whose lawyers cannot see the classified evidence in the first secret deportation court case.
Florida AG Uthmeier threatens to charge WNBA players with assault after a flagrant foul on Sophie Cunningham, though no WNBA team plays in Florida.
New Jersey subpoenas GEO Group in a civil rights investigation of Delaney Hall days after a third detainee death at the Newark immigration jail.
ICE will finish equipping officers with body cameras by late September under a policy letting its director block footage releases not in the agency’s interests.
Detectives say the suspect in Spokane’s Old Trails fire, which razed 700 homes, confessed to planning the blaze 2 weeks ahead around forecast winds.
Federal judge in Texas voids 90-year-old registration rules for gun suppressors and short-barreled rifles, a year after Trump’s tax bill eliminated the $200 tax underpinning them.
Federal judge refuses to delay her takeover of Arizona’s prison healthcare system, ruling harm to the state pales beside inmates’ unconstitutional suffering.
Judge “reluctantly” grants DOJ’s request to dismiss the final Jan. 6 prosecution against eight Oath Keepers, writing that the epilogue “excuses criminal acts.”
Spokane County arrests a convicted killer on arson charges for allegedly starting the Old Trails Fire, one of three burning into Spokane.
Minnesota bars criminal prosecution of children 12 and younger, diverting them to county social services for support instead.
Prosecutors drop the last 3 Reflecting Pool vandalism cases, blaming the Trump administration’s own rushed contractor as Trump insists “VANDALS” caused the damage.
Trump says Pirro “choked” in dropping Reflecting Pool charges against an Olympian, rejecting his own prosecutor’s 20-page memo finding no evidence of vandalism.
Trump publicly rebukes US Attorney Pirro for dropping Reflecting Pool charges after her office admitted a rushed installation, not vandals, caused the damage.
DOJ moves to drop charges against a former Olympian for Reflecting Pool damage Trump blamed on vandals without evidence, admitting the installation was botched.
Georgia father who gave his son the AR-15 used in the Apalachee school shooting gets 15 years on 27 counts.
24,000 unaccompanied immigrant children lose their lawyers Friday as the government lets the legal-aid contract lapse while owing $65 million.
New Mexico’s attorney general sues the state’s own child welfare agency for telling a teen in its custody to walk alone into Mexico.
