U.S. Border Patrol agents have arrested over 130 people in Charlotte, North Carolina’s largest city, as part of a broadening immigration sweep. Officials expect the operation to advance soon into the state’s capital city, highlighting the ongoing focus on enforcement efforts.

A new rule from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services permits the scrutiny of “anti-American” views in evaluating green card applicants. Director Joseph Edlow stands by the policy, saying it focuses on preserving national principles. CBS News immigration and politics reporter Camilo Montoya-Galvez provides the details of this contentious development.

Minnesota’s speed limits are more than just rules on a sign, according to one professional’s viewpoint. Drawing on firsthand experience, this commentary explores the nuances behind how and why speeds are set.

In Minnesota, Governor Tim Walz signals a renewed push for gun legislation in a potential special session. His administration is already reaching out to lawmakers, underscoring the urgency of formal discussions about gun control.

Washington lawmakers are locked in a debate over whether to reconsider a child welfare law that critics claim is contributing to a rise in child fatalities and serious injuries. The unfolding controversy highlights growing concerns about the safety of vulnerable children in the state’s welfare system.