The measure returns to the House of Representatives The Senate approved the amended Laken Riley Act this week, sending the immigration detention legislation back to the House for…
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President Trump Pardons Pro-Life Activists
He states, “They should not have been prosecuted.” President Donald Trump pardoned 23 pro-life protestors who were convicted under the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act by…
Read MorePresident Trump Pardons Jailed J6ers
He commutes the sentences of those convicted. President Donald Trump pardoned roughly 1,500 and commuted the sentences of 6 who were imprisoned over the events of January 6,…
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Senate Advances Laken Riley Act to Debate Stage
Bipartisan approval moves the immigration policy bill to the negotiation period. The Senate approved the Laken Riley Act for debate on the Senate floor on Monday with bipartisan…
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President Biden Commutes Sentences of Most Death Row Inmates
To keep the next administration from executing them, 37 out of 40 will now serve life in prison. President Joe Biden reduced the sentences of 37 death row…
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DOJ Reaches Settlement with Maine for Disabled Children to Remain at Home
The settlement resolves allegations of disability rights violations. The state of Maine agreed to address the unnecessary separation of children with behavioral disabilities away from their homes and…
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President Biden Issues a 10+ Year Pardon of His Son
Hunter Biden pleaded guilty to gun-related charges and tax misdemeanors. President Joe Biden issued a pardon to his son Hunter on Sunday. After stating unequivocally earlier this year…
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CA Teen Pleads Guilty to Running “Swatting” Business
Department of Justice brought charges against the culprit for hundreds of faked emergency calls. California teenager Alan Filion pled guilty this month to falsely calling SWAT on hundreds…
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Supreme Court Hears Arguments Debating Inaction as “Crime of Violence”
Attorneys for a crime family claim no action means no crime. The Supreme Court heard arguments on Tuesday in Delligatti v. United States regarding the definition of a…
Read MoreDOJ Charges Two Executives for Exporting U.S. Technology to Russia
E-commerce website sold millions of U.S. products to Russian customers. The Department of Justice (DOJ) unsealed criminal charges against two Virginia executives this week, accusing them of selling…
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