Anti-Trump Journalist Claims She Was Offered ICE Job After Brief Interview
Slate journalist Laura Jedeed claims ICE offered her a job after a six-minute interview with minimal vetting, sparking a dispute with DHS.
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Federal Probe Into ICE's Chaotic 10,000 Agent Hiring Spree
ICE's rapid hiring spree led to recruits with questionable qualifications, including bankruptcies and misconduct allegations, investigation finds.
ICE's Deadly Presence Casts Long Shadow Over Minneapolis
ICE's massive operation in Minneapolis has emptied streets and sparked fear, with residents responding through community patrols and protests.
ICE Targets Somali Communities in Maine in New Crackdown
ICE launches Operation Catch of the Day in Maine, targeting Somali immigrants with about 50 arrests so far, amid broader Trump administration crackdown.
Saint Paul Mayor Says City 'Under Siege' by ICE as Federal Raids Intensify
Saint Paul Mayor Kaohly Her says the city is under siege by ICE as federal raids escalate, following the fatal shooting of a mother and the arrest of a US citizen.
Trump Confirms Plan to Use Military for Mass Deportations
Trump confirms plan to declare national emergency and use military for mass deportations, assembling hardline cabinet.
Pregnant Woman in Medical Distress Deported from US Despite Court Order
A pregnant Colombian woman in medical distress was deported from the US despite a late court order blocking her removal, her attorney says.
Dutch Far-Right Activist Eva Vlaardingerbroek Banned from Entering UK
Dutch far-right activist Eva Vlaardingerbroek has had her UK electronic travel authorisation cancelled, barring her from visa-free entry.
‘I’ve Not Left Home in Five Weeks’: Fear Grips Minneapolis After Immigration Raid
Minneapolis woman too afraid to leave home for five weeks after ICE raid; pastor says community feels like 'ethnic cleansing'.
US Apologises for Deporting Student Over Thanksgiving
US apologises for deporting college student Any Lucía López Belloza over Thanksgiving, calling it a mistake, but argues it should not affect her case.
FBI Stonewalls Local Probe Into ICE Shooting
Minnesota officials raise concerns over FBI's sole control of evidence in ICE shooting death of Renee Nicole Good, calling for transparency.
Ebola in Congo: Wild Meat Consumption Under Scrutiny
Ebola outbreak in Congo linked to wild meat consumption; experts urge caution as cultural practices persist despite health risks.
Preston Father Survives Chainsaw Accident with 60% Blood Loss
Preston father Robert Gardner lost 60% blood in chainsaw accident, saved by air ambulance blood transfusion.
Toxicology Report Reveals Drugs in System of Late Chess Star Daniel Naroditsky
Toxicology report shows Daniel Naroditsky had methamphetamine, amphetamine, and kratom compounds in his system at death.
High Court Rules Home Office Failed to Protect Vulnerable Detainees
High Court rules Home Office unlawfully failed to protect vulnerable migrants in detention, with systemic failings over years.
Trump aid cuts linked to surge in violence across Africa, study finds
Study links Trump's USAID cuts to increased violence in Africa, highlighting destabilising effects of sudden aid withdrawal.
Filipino Trainee's Death Referred to Federal Police
NSW coroner refers death of Filipino trainee Jerwin Royupa to federal police, citing exploitation and potentially criminal conduct.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe Apologises For Immigration Comments
Sir Jim Ratcliffe apologises after saying UK is 'colonised' by immigrants; PM Starmer calls comments 'offensive and wrong'.
Suspected Migrants Celebrate in UK Hotel in TikTok Video
TikTok video shows men believed to be migrants celebrating in a UK hotel; Home Office sees no evidence of illegal activity.
England Fans Warned Over 2am Kick-Off for World Cup Last 16 Game
England fans face a 2am BST kick-off for the World Cup last 16 match against Mexico on July 6, after a nervy 2-1 win over DR Congo. Harry Kane scored twice to secure victory.
Maine Police Officer Faces Self Deportation Over Immigration Status
Maine police officer Jon Luke Evans agrees to leave US voluntarily after Ice arrest, sparking dispute over E-Verify use.
Autopsy Reveals Unarmed US Citizen Shot Three Times by ICE Officer in Minneapolis
Private autopsy finds unarmed US citizen Renee Good was shot three times by an ICE officer in Minneapolis, contradicting official claims.
ICE Shooting of Mother Sparks Democratic Calls for Reform
Democrats demand ICE reform after fatal shooting of US citizen Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis, threatening to withhold DHS funding.
UK bans asylum seekers near schools and in new-build homes
Asylum seekers will be banned from housing near schools, nurseries, and in new-build homes under new Home Office rules introduced by Shabana Mahmood.
Immigrants flee South Africa amid anti-foreigner protests
Over 2,000 anti-foreigner protesters marched in Durban on 30 June, with at least four killed and 25,000 repatriated as undocumented migrants flee violence and threats.
Livingston MP Urges RAAC Support Priority for New Housing Secretary
Gregor Poynton MP has written to Scotland's new Housing Secretary Shirley-Anne Somerville, urging her to make support for families affected by RAAC an early priority in office.
Britons on Hantavirus Ship Face 45-Day Quarantine
British passengers from hantavirus-hit cruise ship MV Hondius face 45-day self-isolation in UK; two already isolating at home.
Haunting Final Message of WWE Star Chris Benoit Resurfaces After Murder-Suicide
Chris Benoit's haunting final message resurfaces after he murdered his wife and son in 2007, with his brain showing severe CTE damage.
Youth Joblessness Costs UK £125bn a Year, Milburn Report Warns
Alan Milburn's report says youth unemployment costs UK £125bn a year, warns of 'lost generation' as Neet numbers top one million.
Barron Trump 'saved' woman's life after learning she was beaten by man, court hears
Barron Trump alerted UK police after a woman called him during an assault by her ex-boyfriend, a London court heard.
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