
Separate Federal Investigations Target Immigration Enforcement Issues
Two distinct federal investigations are examining immigration-related incidents in Illinois and Virginia involving law enforcement actions.

Two distinct federal investigations are examining immigration-related incidents in Illinois and Virginia involving law enforcement actions.

The Pentagon released 64 additional declassified UFO files on Friday as part of ongoing document releases ordered by President Trump.

Political analysts debate whether recent electoral defeats signal broader decline of far-right movements globally.

Border Patrol Chief Mike Banks stepped down Thursday after overseeing immigration enforcement during the Trump administration's final period.

Canada's trade minister formally requested renewal of the North American trade agreement as the US ambassador to Canada shared Trump's post about making Canada the 51st state.

The White House is privately advising lawmakers to maintain support as Iran conflict enters its 12th day.

Internal Supreme Court memos regarding case scheduling procedures have been leaked, marking another security breach at the institution.

CBS News analyzed security footage of an alleged incident at the White House Correspondents' Dinner involving President Trump.

Organizers plan nationwide protests calling for boycotts of work, school and shopping to oppose current policies.

President Trump's proposals regarding birthright citizenship and citizenship revocation encounter legal and practical obstacles despite campaign promises.

Organizers have registered over 3,100 events across the United States for planned 'No Kings' protests, with millions expected to participate.

Federal appeals court ruled on ICE detention authority while lawyers highlight case of Venezuelan mother detained despite pending asylum applications.

Brazilian President Lula da Silva plans to meet with U.S. President Trump to discuss organized crime and tariffs, with help from billionaire Batista.

The Supreme Court agreed Monday to hear arguments over whether Colorado can require Catholic schools to accept same-sex couples' children in state-funded programs.

The Trump administration issued a final rule requiring most Medicaid beneficiaries ages 19-64 to work or participate in work programs, with exemptions for certain groups.
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