Trump’s Justice Department takes legal action against New York, Connecticut, and Vermont regarding laws on immigrant tuition.
The Justice Department under the Trump administration announced on Monday its intention to file lawsuits against New York, Connecticut, and Vermont. The government argues that these states are offering illegal immigrants in-state tuition and other financial benefits, which it claims is unconstitutional. “These statutes unfairly favor illegal immigrants over U.S. citizens who can’t access the […]
Trump’s Justice Department Appeals E. Jean Carroll Case to Supreme Court
DOJ Appeals E. Jean Carroll’s Defamation Lawsuit Award The Department of Justice, during Trump’s presidency, has decided to appeal to the Supreme Court regarding an $83.3 million defamation lawsuit won by author E. Jean Carroll. Reportedly, the administration aims to “invoke legislation that would allow for federal government intervention when an employee disregards a lawsuit […]
Justice Department Settles with Pro-Life Father Attacked by Biden Administration
Settlement Reached in Case of Pro-Life Activist Targeted by Biden Administration Paul Vaughn, the father of 11-year-old Christian, has reportedly settled with the Trump Justice Department for a substantial amount after facing scrutiny from the Biden Justice Department due to his pro-life stance, according to his lawyer. Vaughn was among a group of nearly 20 […]
State Department commends Venezuela for leaving the ICC following Rubio’s efforts to eliminate the court
Venezuela’s Withdrawal from the ICC The U.S. State Department expressed approval over Venezuela’s recent announcement to withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC), a decision led by Interim President Delcy Rodriguez. This past Friday, Venezuelan Foreign Minister Félix Plasencia Gonzalez shared that they had informed UN Secretary-General António Guterres about their “firm and irrevocable decision” […]
Turkey Has Not Fulfilled Requirements for F-35s, According to State Department
Turkey’s Path to F-35 Program Participation Remains Complicated The State Department informed Congress on Wednesday that Turkey currently fails to meet the necessary legal “conditions” to rejoin the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter program, as reported by multiple sources. Back in July 2019, President Donald Trump removed Turkey from the program, but he has recently expressed […]
Justice Department withdraws subpoenas for New York Times reporters
Expert analyzes President Trump’s Air Force One switch amid concerns about Iranian conspiracy Laura Ingraham invited former Secret Service agent Richard Staropoli and retired Brigadier General John Teichert to discuss President Trump’s recent decision to switch Air Force One while leaving Turkey. They looked into an intelligence report regarding a supposed assassination attempt by Iran, […]
Justice Department files a lawsuit against Colorado regarding in-state tuition for migrants
The U.S. Department of Justice has initiated a lawsuit against Colorado regarding its policy of offering in-state tuition and financial aid to undocumented immigrants attending public universities. This move represents a significant legal challenge as critics argue that it unfairly discriminates against American citizens. This lawsuit, filed on Thursday in federal court in Colorado, targets […]
Education Department Takes Action Against Schools and Teachers Unions Shielding Sexual Predators
The Trump administration made a significant announcement on Friday regarding the need to address adult sexual predators in K-12 schools nationwide. The Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) released guidance emphasizing the legal responsibilities that federally funded schools have in safeguarding children and handling incidents of sexual misconduct. OCR has also initiated 20 […]
Trump’s Justice Department is said to be looking into GOP Representative Cory Mills.
Federal prosecutors are now turning their attention to one of the more troubled members of Congress. The Justice Department is looking into Republican Rep. Cory Mills from Florida, with a significant aspect of the investigation reportedly centering on his personal finances. ABC News has indicated, based on multiple sources, that this is indeed a criminal […]
Justice Department starts inquiry into New Jersey’s addition of 6,600 noncitizens to voter registration lists and sets a five-day deadline for Mikie Sherrill.
DOJ Pressures New Jersey Governor Over Voter Registration Mistake WASHINGTON — The Department of Justice is insisting that New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill (D) retrieve important information regarding 6,600 noncitizens who were mistakenly registered to vote, including their identities. On Tuesday, Sherrill attributed the error that allowed around 400 non-citizens to cast votes to a […]