The Trump birthright citizenship orders have sparked another major legal and political battle after President Donald Trump signed two executive orders seeking to limit automatic US citizenship for certain children born in the country. The new measures come after the US Supreme Court rejected a broader effort by the administration to restrict birthright citizenship. The… Continue reading Trump Signs Orders to Limit US Birthright Citizenship
ICE Body Camera Policy Gives Agency Broad Control Over Footage The ICE body camera policy is drawing attention as US Immigration and Customs Enforcement prepares to equip its field officers with body-worn cameras nationwide. The agency says the rollout will be completed by the end of September. The expansion comes after several fatal shootings involving… Continue reading ICE Body Camera Policy Limits Video Releases
Canadian authorities have identified the alleged leadership structure of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang in a classified intelligence report highlighting the criminal network’s growing influence across Canada. The report, obtained by Global News, describes how the India-based organization allegedly coordinates extortion, targeted violence and other organized criminal activities through local recruits and international connections. The assessment,… Continue reading Bishnoi Gang Intelligence Report Names Key Members
A classified Canadian intelligence report has shed new light on the alleged expansion of the India Bishnoi gang in Canada, including claims that the criminal network exploited the country’s student visa system to recruit members and expand organized crime. The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) prepared the report in December 2025 to help immigration officials… Continue reading India Bishnoi Gang Canada: Student Visa Program Used for Crime
Iran nuclear talks are expected to be lengthy and challenging, according to US Vice President JD Vance. He said Washington will need patience as it negotiates with Tehran and works toward a long-term agreement. Speaking to Fox News, Vance acknowledged that negotiations with Iran are unlikely to deliver immediate results. However, he expressed confidence that… Continue reading Iran Nuclear Talks May Take Time, Says JD Vance
Spokane Wildfires Destroy 600 Buildings as 60,000 Residents Evacuate The Spokane wildfires have forced around 60,000 people to evacuate after several fast-moving fires swept through eastern Washington, destroying at least 600 homes, businesses and other structures. Officials warned that dangerous weather conditions could allow the fires to spread further in the coming days. The fires… Continue reading Spokane Wildfires Force 60,000 Evacuations
The Trump immigration crackdown on military families is facing growing criticism after an investigation found that immigration authorities detained dozens of spouses and parents of active-duty service members. Immigration advocates, military experts and lawmakers warn that the policy could affect military readiness and place additional pressure on service members. The investigation found that immigration authorities… Continue reading Trump Immigration Crackdown Military Families Detained
Houston ICE Shooting: Witness Says Victim Tried to Surrender Before Fatal Encounter A Houston ICE shooting has sparked renewed questions about the use of deadly force by federal immigration officers after a witness disputed the official account of the fatal encounter. Jose Trinidad Rojas Pliego said the incident left him traumatized. He claims Lorenzo Salgado… Continue reading Houston ICE Shooting: Witness Says Victim Tried to Surrender
The immigration crackdown on Haitian caregivers is creating uncertainty for thousands of elderly Americans who depend on home health aides and caregivers for essential daily support. As Temporary Protected Status (TPS) protections face legal challenges, healthcare providers warn that vulnerable seniors could lose experienced workers they have relied on for years. Immigration Crackdown Puts Haitian… Continue reading Immigration Crackdown Haitian Caregivers Threatens US Seniors
Colin Gray Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison A Georgia judge sentenced Colin Gray to 15 years in prison after finding him criminally responsible for providing his son with the firearm used in the deadly Apalachee High School shooting. The September 4, 2024, attack killed two students and two teachers and injured several others. The… Continue reading Colin Gray Sentenced in Georgia School Shooting
