U.S. Destroys Venezuelan Drug Boat in Southern Caribbean

The U.S. is not bound by the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea. President Donald Trump announced this week that the U.S. military carried out a…

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Judge Again Blocks Abrego Garcia Deportation

ICE detained him after last week’s release and was processing his deportation to Uganda. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detained Kilmar Abrego Garcia after he was briefly…

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Administration Doubles Bounty for Venezuelan President to $50 Million

Officials say Maduro is using drug cartels to destabilize the U.S. The Departments of State and Justice announced an increase in their reward to $50 million for information…

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President Trump Proposes Federalizing D.C. After DOGE Employee Attacked

The president suggests juvenile carjackers be charged as adults. President Donald Trump proposed that the federal government take over running the District of Columbia after a group of…

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State Department Deports Haitians Who Support Gang Leaders

Supporters of terrorist organizations are subjection to deportation regardless of permanent resident status. This week, the State Department announced the deportation of certain Haitian nationals who hold green…

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U.S. Sanctions Six Tren de Aragua Leaders

Treasury Secretary Bessent says the president’s administration “will not allow Tren de Aragua to continue to terrorize our communities.” The United States sanctioned the head of Tren de…

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FBI Adds Alleged Tren de Aragua Gang Leader to Most Wanted List

The Justice Department also announced a five-count indictment against him. The Federal Bureau of Investigation added Giovanni Vicente Mosquera Serrano, an alleged gang leader of the Venezuelan criminal…

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SCOTUS Allows Injunction in Alien Enemies Act Case

The majority ruled that the president’s administration did not provide Venezuelan detainees sufficient time to contest deportation. The Supreme Court approved an injunction to prevent the removal of…

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Four House Members Travel to El Salvador

They seek “proof of life” after being denied a meeting with a deported gang member. Four members of the House paid for their own trip to El Salvador…

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Defense Secretary Welcomes Salvadoran Counterpart to Pentagon

Secretary Hegseth commended the relationship between the U.S. and El Salvador. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth welcomed Salvadoran Defense Minister René Francis Merino Monroy to the Pentagon this week. Their…

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