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Legal system

The U.S. Health Department announced on Thursday that it would allow Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials to access the personal data of 79 million Medicaid enrollees — reportedly including home addresses, ethnicities, birth dates, and Social Security numbers — in an initiative that officials say ensures undocumented immigrants do not receive Medicaid benefits meant for law-abiding Americans.
ICE Given Access to 79M Medicaid Records for Immigration Enforcement
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2 days ago2 days ago
Senate Panel Advances Trump Nominee Amid Democratic Walkout
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3 days ago3 days
Italy May Release 10K Prisoners to Ease Overcrowding
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3 days ago3 days
Meta Settles $8B Privacy Lawsuit Over Cambridge Analytica
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3 days ago3 days
Meta Faces $8B Trial Over Cambridge Analytica Data Breach
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4 days ago4 days
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Illegal aliens

An Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) memo obtained by the Washington Post states that ICE may deport migrants to third countries with as little as six hours notice in exigent circumstances and without guarantees that they will not be tortured, as third-nation deportations have resumed.
US Third-Nation Deportations Resume as Procedures Loosen
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4 days ago4 days ago
Judge Rules California Immigration Raids Are Based on Racial Profiling
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JUL 12JUL 12
Detained Activist Mahmoud Khalil Seeks $20M From Trump Administration
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JUL 11JUL 11
Nigeria Says It Won't Accept Third-Party Deportees from US
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JUL 12JUL 12
Poll: 79% of Americans Approve of Immigration
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JUL 11JUL 11
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Police

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa suspended Police Minister Senzo Mchunu with immediate effect following allegations that criminal syndicates have infiltrated the country's law enforcement agencies.
South Africa Suspends Police Minister Over Crime Syndicate Claims
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6 days ago6 days ago
Senate Report Criticizes Secret Service for Trump Shooting Failures
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6 days ago6 days
Canadian Forces Members Charged in Anti-Government Militia Plot
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JUL 8JUL 8
Militia Group Targets US Weather Radars
JUL 10JUL 10
Kenya: 11 Dead After Police Open Fire at Protestors
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JUL 8JUL 8
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Lawsuits

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday granted the Trump administration's request to lift a federal judge's injunction that had blocked mass layoffs at the Department of Education (DOE) , allowing the termination of approximately 1,400 employees to proceed while litigation continues.
US Supreme Court Allows Trump Education Department Layoffs
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6 days ago6 days ago
French Court Clears Women in Brigitte Macron Defamation Case
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JUL 11JUL 11
North Korean Defector Files Lawsuit Against Kim Jong Un
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JUL 10JUL 10
Trump Admin Subpoenas Harvard Over Foreign Student Records
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JUL 10JUL 10
DOJ Sues California Over Trans Athletes Policy
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JUL 10JUL 10
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Verdicts & sentences

U.S. District Judge Jamal Whitehead ruled Monday that the Trump administration cannot use its travel ban to block 80 already-vetted refugees from entering the country, stating that Trump's order last month states it does not limit refugee-status seekers.
Judge Blocks Trump Travel Ban From Affecting Refugees
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4 days ago4 days ago
Ancelotti Given Suspended Prison Sentence for Tax Fraud
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JUL 10JUL 10
Judge Blocks Trump's Early End to Haitian Immigration Status
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JUL 2JUL 2
Judge Allows Trump DOJ to Rescind $800M in Crime Grants
JUL 9JUL 9
US Justice Department Fires Three Jan. 6 Prosecutors
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JUN 28JUN 28
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Prisons and prisoners

The U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) on Monday agreed to hear the case of Damon Landor, a former Louisiana inmate who seeks monetary damages from prison officials for forcibly shaving his dreadlocks in violation of his Rastafarian religious beliefs during his 2020 incarceration.
Supreme Court to Review Rastafarian Inmate's Religious Rights Case
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JUN 24JUN 24
Four Detainees Escape Newark ICE Facility Amid Unrest
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JUN 13JUN 13
Australian Engineer Released From Iraqi Prison After 4 Years
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JUN 6JUN 6
Russia Claims Entry Into New Ukrainian Region Amid Dispute Over Dead Soldiers
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JUN 9JUN 9
Judge Blocks Trump's Ban on Transgender Prison Care
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JUN 4JUN 4
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Political asylum

U.S. President Donald Trump's administration terminated Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haiti, affecting around 520,000 Haitian nationals currently residing in the U.S., with the designation expiring Aug. 3 and termination taking effect Sept. 2.
Trump Ends Protected Status for Haitians
JUN 27JUN 27
Dutch Citizens Conduct Unauthorized Border Checks Amid Migration Row
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JUN 10JUN 10
Brazil: Bolsonaro's Son Takes Leave From Congress, Seeks US Political Asylum
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MAR 19MAR 19
UK: Nearly 1,200 Migrants Cross Channel in a Single Day
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JUN 2JUN 2
UK Asylum Deaths Hit Record High
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FEB 10FEB 10
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Court system

U.S. District Judge Joseph Laplante in New Hampshire blocked President Trump's executive order restricting birthright citizenship on Thursday, granting class-action status to all babies affected by the policy nationwide.
Judge Blocks Trump Birthright Order via Class Action
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JUL 10JUL 10
Canada: Court Orders RCMP, TD Bank to Release Freedom Convoy Records
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JUL 5JUL 5
Trump Asks Supreme Court to Fire Consumer Product Safety Officials
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JUL 3JUL 3
ICE Arrests Mexican Boxer Julio César Chávez Jr. in Los Angeles
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JUL 5JUL 5
Supreme Court to Hear GOP Challenge to Campaign Finance Limits
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JUN 30JUN 30
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Extradition

Andrew Tate, 38, and Tristan Tate, 36, departed Romania on a private jet early Thursday morning and landed in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., around 11:00 am local time after Romanian prosecutors lifted their travel ban.
Tate Brothers Leave Romania for US Amid Legal Controversy
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FEB 27FEB 27
US Lawmakers Urge Biden to Pardon Assange
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NOV 27 2024NOV 2024
Assange Makes First Public Comments Since Release
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OCT 1 2024OCT 2024
Brazil Seeks Extradition of Alleged Rioters From Argentina
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OCT 17 2024OCT 2024
New Zealand to Extradite Kim Dotcom to US
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AUG 16 2024AUG 2024
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