Victims of January 6: The families, children, and the impact of a politicized Justice Department
Revisiting January 6: A Deeper Look A recent article delves into the actions of President Donald Trump regarding the January 6, 2021, events, sharing insights from a prosecutor who lost his job after the incident. The piece positions these attorneys as champions of political purification, emphasizing how they left their personal belongings behind, reminiscent of […]
Justice Department urges the public to report visa bias against American workers
Justice Department Calls for Reporting of Illegal Visa Practices The Justice Department is urging individuals to report any illegal visa activities that might negatively impact American workers. Citizens are particularly encouraged to identify job listings that seem to favor seasonal or H-1B visa holders. “If you’re an American citizen who notices an unfair preference for […]
Justice Department eliminates immigration law experience criteria for temporary judges.
To tackle the millions of pending immigration cases, the Department of Justice (DOJ) has modified the regulations, now allowing lawyers without immigration law experience to take on roles as temporary immigration judges. This change, published in the Federal Register, aims to lift the requirement for extensive prior experience in immigration law for these judges. Attorney […]
Pastor at DNC Event Talks About ‘Justice And Joy’ and Community While Avoiding God
DNC Event Turns Sermon into Political Call to Action At a Democratic National Committee (DNC) gathering on Monday, Pastor Jen Roma’s address, which many anticipated would center on faith, shifted into a political discussion focusing on themes of “justice,” “joy,” and community responsibilities. During the summer meeting, instead of referencing the Bible or spiritual teachings, […]
I will continue to seek justice.
Kilmer Abrego Garcia, an illegal immigrant from El Salvador and linked to the MS-13 gang, was taken into custody by Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) on Monday morning after meeting with Senator Chris Van Hollen (D-MD). A few months back, Abrego Garcia’s deportation to El Salvador had prompted significant efforts from Democrats to shield him, despite […]
Van Hollen talks with Abrego Garcia, promises to continue advocating for justice and due process.
Sen. Van Hollen Meets with Kilmer Abrego Garcia On Sunday, Senator Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) met with Kilmer Abrego Garcia, who had been mistakenly deported but managed to return to the U.S. and is determined to continue advocating for Maryland residents. This was their first meeting since Van Hollen visited El Salvador earlier this year […]
The unpredictable game of justice by Ketanji Brown Jackson
“I feel like there’s a great opportunity,” Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson mentioned during a recent interview. She articulated a sense of liberation since joining the Supreme Court, allowing her to express her opinions more openly. Jackson’s newfound freedom has raised eyebrows among her colleagues, especially as she issues unusually critical opinions. Recently, she strongly reacted […]
Justice Department to Promptly Appeal Judge’s Decision Against Alina Habba
The Department of Justice (DOJ) plans to “immediately appeal” the decision made by a federal judge stating that President Donald Trump, through New Jersey lawyer Alina Habba, has been appointed “legally.” U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondy shared this update on Thursday via social media. In reaction to a ruling earlier by US District Judge Matthew […]
Justice Jackson criticizes the Supreme Court for supporting Trump
Judge Jackson Critiques Supreme Court’s Recent Decisions On Thursday, Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson expressed strong criticism regarding “recent trends” in the Supreme Court, particularly those aligning with the Trump administration. She specifically highlighted concerns over decisions affecting national health grant funding. Appointed by Biden, Jackson took her colleagues to task in her remarks on Shadowdocket, […]
Largest landlord in the country resolves price-fixing allegations with the Justice Department
Greystar Reaches Settlement with DOJ Over Rental Practices The largest landlord in the U.S., Greystar, has come to a settlement with the Department of Justice (DOJ) after being accused of improperly employing rent-setting algorithms and collaborating with competitors to boost profits. Greystar, which oversees nearly 950,000 rental units across the country, agreed to a settlement […]