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In a new report, inspectors from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) found that the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE) cannot effectively monitor the location and status of each non-competing alien child (UAC) who have come out illegally and are released from custody.Inspector Joseph V. Cafari said in the report that between 2019 and 2023 more than 448,000 UACs were transferred to U.S. Department of Health and Human Services custody. From there, most UACs were released to sponsors.However, more than 31,000 of these 448,000 children have been released to addresses that have left blank, missing apartment numbers or…

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Attorney General Pam Bondy directed a compliance review investigation on Thursday on admission policies at multiple schools at Stanford and the University of California.The investigation, led by the Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division, examines diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies at Stanford. University of California, Berkeley. UCLA;University of California Irvine. Fair Admissions Inc.v. HarvardColl. After a US Supreme Court decision in students for president and fellow, colleges and universities are prohibited from using DEI discrimination in hospitalization. Students pass graffiti near Stanford University in the Richard Sallers office in Palo Alto, California, June 5, 2024 (AP Photo/Nic Courry)60 universities…

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President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Thursday, aimed at reinventing the Smithsonian facility, protecting national monuments, and restoring what he calls “truth and sanity” in American history by countering divisive ideology in public institutions.Trump’s orders Vice President Vance to tackle “inappropriate, division, or anti-American ideology” from the Smithsonian Museum, Research Centers and the National Zoo. Congress is also urging taxpayer dollars not to fund exhibitions and programs that “decrease shared value” or to promote the ideology of dividing Americans by race.Litigation Tracker: New Resistance to Fight Trump’s Second Term through the Onslaught of Lawsuits for EOS”Americans have witnessed…

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On FOX, Mississippi taxpayers will earn substantial relief through the progressive abolition of the state’s income tax.The Republican government signed the law on Thursday evening, signing a law that would lower that tax from 4.7% to zero over the next few years, including a decline to 3% by 2030 and ultimately to zero.House Bill 1, the “Mississippi Construction Act,” reduces grocery tax from 7% to 5%.Republican governor says Doge is restoring his optimism of fiscal responsibility Mississippi Republican governor candidate Tate Reeves is standing with President Donald Trump at the great American campaign rally held at the Bancorp Suit Arena…

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President Trump’s decision to withdraw his appointment of Rep. Elise Stefanik (RN.Y.) as UN ambassador is about mathematics.In many ways.yes. There was a majority of all council tight house GOPs. And that was the factor. But it’s not the only one.Trump asks Stefanik to withdraw from the UN ambassador’s fight over the majority of the razor-sparkly familyIn November, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) said he “pleaded and pleaded” with Trump to not recruit more House members for his administration after he drafted the National Security Advisor (R-FLA). The Senate was thought to be poised in the next week or two…

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Judge James E. Boasberg, the Supreme Court Justice of the U.S. District Court in Washington, DC, will plunder the portrait on March 16, 2023 at the E. Barrett Prettyman Federal Court in Washington, DC. US District Judge James Boasberg on Thursday gave orders for all parties involved in the Trump administration’s leaked signal chat to store disclosed messages and gave additional time to assess the administration’s handling of the infamous group chat. In a lawsuit filed by a left-leaning government transparency group, US surveillance asks if it violated federal record-keeping laws using signals to discuss plans for a military strike…

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The proposed voting initiative in California was named after the allegations of UnitedHealthcare CEO Assassin Luigi Mangione.Luigi Mangion access to health care laws filed with the California Attorney General’s Office is suggested by licensed physicians in Golden State that “makes insurance companies “unlawful to delay, deny or correct medical procedures or drugs, which can result in serious consequences such as disability, death, permanent disability, loss, loss, loss, loss, and more.” It was submitted by longtime Los Angeles-based lawyer Paul Eisner. The terms “delay” and “denial” were popular due to the healthcare book “delay, denial, defense: Why the insurance company won’t…

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Top Republicans and Democrats on the Senate Armed Services Committee have requested an investigation of Pentagon inspectors whether classified defense information is shared on Signal, an encrypted messaging platform. “The chat is said to have included classification information on sensitive military discussions in Yemen,” R-Miss said. Chairman Roger Wicker and Rankings member Dr. Jack Reed wrote in a letter to the proxy inspector of Stephen Stebbins. “If so, this report raises questions regarding the use of unclassified networks and discusses classified sensitive information.”The letter was sent Wednesday evening, a committee spokesman said after the Atlantic released a full message containing…

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First Fox: Republican lawmakers are pushing for stopping the state from imposing gun taxes on guns and ammunition sales, accusations of the California measure that came into effect in 2024. In 2023, California became the first state to adopt an excise tax measure targeting the gun industry. The law sets an 11% excise tax on guns and ammunition sales, and directs revenues towards gun abandonment programs and other gun control initiatives. Colorado is poised to impose a 6.5% excise tax on similar purchases in April. Other states, such as Maryland, New York and Massachusetts, are considering similar laws. NRA legislative…

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Exclusive: A bipartisan group of lawmakers is working to help troubled veterans get their service dogs free of charge.”For veterans struggling with PTSD, traumatic brain damage, or mobility disorders, these service dogs are more than just peers. They provide independence, safety and healing,” Morgan Luttrell, one of the lawmakers leading the charges in Congress, told Fox News Digital Digital. “They are important tools in combating veteran suicide and mental health challenges.”The law, known as “service dogs in support of veterans,” requires nonprofit organizations whose mission is to provide worship dogs to veterans, to award veteran affairs grants. These grants allow…

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