A wave of resignations in Minnesota’s federal prosecutor’s office has led to an unexpected break for a 12-time convicted felon. As career officials departed over objections to Trump administration directives, one defendant managed to avoid prosecution and gain his freedom.
A new poll indicates Idaho residents oppose then-President Trump’s pick to lead the Bureau of Land Management, citing concerns about preserving public lands. Though details of the survey remain limited, the findings point to ongoing debates about federal land oversight in the region.
A young man left the United States for an internship, never realizing that a travel ban and shifting visa policies could strand him abroad. His story exemplifies how new restrictions, tighter vetting, and paused visa appointments are creating serious hurdles for international students.
Planned Parenthood has concluded its legal battle against the Trump administration’s decision to cut off Medicaid funding for its abortion providers. The organization said the tax bill at issue unfairly targeted them, but they have now decided to withdraw from the courtroom fight.
A federal judge’s strong words for the Trump administration highlight mounting impatience with ICE’s enforcement tactics. While federal courts continue to scrutinize mass deportation efforts, cases in Minnesota emphasize the tension over nationwide immigration policies.
Several Buffalo-based restaurants, cafés, and shops have joined together in a one-day strike, protesting intensified ICE activity under the Trump administration. Calling for “no work,” “no school,” and “no shopping,” these businesses aim to demonstrate their solidarity with immigrant communities.
President Trump has sparked a fresh debate in the housing market by issuing an executive order aimed at preventing Wall Street investors from buying single-family homes. Citing concerns about a “growing share” of investor-owned properties, the president sees the measure as his most ambitious effort yet to stabilize housing for ordinary Americans.
Minnesota finds itself under federal pressure after the Trump administration requested the state’s voter rolls. With heightened ICE operations in Minneapolis, critics are accusing the administration of strong-arm tactics and questioning the real objective of this controversial demand.
A month after it was unexpectedly removed from the lineup, a “60 Minutes” exposé on deportations during the Trump administration has finally been aired. Its abrupt withdrawal triggered a contentious internal debate about possible political pressure within the network.
Merrimack, New Hampshire, faces mounting uncertainty as a local warehouse is listed as a possible ICE detention facility. Residents and leaders alike question whether the Trump administration’s plan to accelerate deportations will soon affect their small community.