Mariah Timms
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National Legal Affairs correspondent @WSJ | @IAPE1096 Midwest Location Director. Past: @Tennessean. Tips, tricks, Chicago soup recs: [email protected].
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Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said Thursday ICE is “doubling down” in and around Chicago despite opposition from local officials and a legal challenge to the deployment of a federalized National Guard. w/ @MariahTimms
wsj.com
The decision deals a blow to the president’s efforts to use troops in the Chicago area.
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FBI officials in cities including New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago and Philadelphia were told Monday that they should shift resources toward Iran and domestic threats, after manpower had been focused on the Trump administration’s priority of immigration enforcement.
Federal law-enforcement officials are on high alert for domestic retaliation in response to the U.S. bombing in Iran, warning of potential Tehran-backed plots and cyberattacks
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New York City mayoral candidate Brad Lander has been detained by authorities at immigration court in Manhattan
wsj.com
Lander was released later the same day, saying he wouldn’t face charges.
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New York City Comptroller Brad Lander detained by ICE, his mayoral campaign said https://t.co/Er97N3zy3i
nbcnews.com
He was detained after a series of dramatic confrontations between federal law enforcement and Democrats opposing President Donald Trump's immigration policies.
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Masked arrests. Smashed windows. Greater shows of force. Indiscriminate detentions. How the White House marching orders to "Just go out there and arrest illegal aliens" have triggered a change in ICE tactics-- and a backlash in LA & elsewhere
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After deportations fell short of President Trump’s campaign promises, federal agents summoned to a meeting in Washington were told to “just go out there and arrest illegal aliens.”
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If you missed it, yesterday we took a detailed look at the election fraud in Millbourne, a tiny borough outside of Philly. A 2021 candidate for mayor tried to steal that election by registering out-of-town voters and voting mail ballots on their behalf. He and his co-conspirators
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Breaking w tradition, Mayor Brandon Johnson’s office plans to block press from annual Chicago investors conference that starts today, blames investors for not wanting reporters in room From @jus10chi:
chicagobusiness.com
The Johnson administration made the decision to bar journalists from attending annual conference on city's financial picture.
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Of the dozens of men whose cases the WSJ could verify, the majority had never been charged with a crime. About half were in the country legally. DHS Secretary Kristi Noem said "they will never leave" the superprison https://t.co/UeIjTeO7nG
wsj.com
U.S. officials say migrants aren’t entitled to due process provided by the Constitution, accusing them with little proof of membership in a violent gang.
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“He’s disappeared? What happened?” 7 weeks after hundreds of men were sent to an El Salvador prison, officials have refused to say why they are accused of gang membership--or even who they are. The imprisonments have upended the definition of due process https://t.co/0Z3fVvGBpl
wsj.com
U.S. officials say migrants aren’t entitled to due process provided by the Constitution, accusing them with little proof of membership in a violent gang.
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The Trump administration is preparing to deport a second group of Venezuelan migrants under a rarely used wartime authority @MHackman @MariahTimms
wsj.com
The early-morning order temporarily blocks the administration’s attempt to remove a group of Venezuelan migrants using the Alien Enemies Act.
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how it started: "Gannett newsrooms, whiter than the communities they serve, pledge broad change by 2025" how it's going: "Gannett will stop publishing diversity information, citing Trump’s executive order"
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The Justice Department said it wasn’t obligated to comply with a judge’s oral directive to return planes carrying alleged Venezuelan gang members to U.S. soil
wsj.com
The Justice Department says it wasn’t obligated to comply with an oral directive to turn around planes carrying alleged Venezuelan gang members.
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The Trump administration has stopped using military aircraft to fly migrants who entered the U.S. illegally to Guantanamo Bay or other countries. The move follows a @WSJ analysis that found these flights expensive and inefficient.
wsj.com
A Journal analysis found that military flights came at higher cost to taxpayers than the government’s typical deportation flights on civilian aircraft.
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Charles Person has died. Mr. Person was the youngest member of the original 13 Freedom Riders. His bravery in the face of racist violence and hate inspired an entire movement that changed the country. https://t.co/MnwCn4eOiZ
usatoday.com
The Freedom Ride movement almost ended in Alabama on May 14, 1961, when a group of Riders nearly died on a bus set ablaze by Klansmen.
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President Biden, citing moral and policy objections to capital punishment, said he was commuting the death sentences of 37 inmates. Instead of facing execution under the future Trump administration, they will serve life imprisonment without parole
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The move prevents President-elect Donald Trump from executing most men on federal death row.
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More than a year after @WSJ revealed a toxic workplace culture at the FDIC, the agency has decided to suspend pay bonuses for roughly two dozen executives under investigation for misconduct—following an internal debate about whether to do so. w/@ginaheeb
wsj.com
The move follows an earlier Wall Street Journal investigation that revealed a toxic and sexualized workplace culture at the bank regulator.
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As newspapers continue to close across the country, Illinois has been particularly hard hit. The state has lost 86% of its journalists since 2005 — the highest percentage decline in the nation. https://t.co/ZlxlwyUgd9 via @amyyeewrites
chicago.suntimes.com
Six newspapers in Illinois shuttered in the 12 months ending September 2024, making it No. 6 in the country for number of closures.
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Gov. Bill Lee has repaid $1,900 in travel expenses to a Florida resort island conference this summer at the request of the TN Ethics Commission, who found the expenses constituted an indirect illegal gift. More @Tennessean
https://t.co/eD1DHGoyQv
tennessean.com
Ethics commissioners determined Tuesday the expenses paid by the nonprofit constituted an indirect gift to the governor.
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Private prison operator CoreCivic is on track to get a $6.8M boost from the state next year, despite being under federal investigation for civil rights violations and being charged millions in state fines each year for violating contract requirements. https://t.co/eGi9PBy8fO
tennessean.com
Tennessee has charged CoreCivic $29.6 million in fines for contract violations across all four of its prisons since 2022.
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the thing about election night pizza is I never get any. I'm always somewhere in the wild waiting for polls to close or counts to finish. y'all enjoy it for me 😔
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