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Nearly 80 percent of migrants seeking asylum in the US were sent packing in the last quarter, as immigration judges no longer rubber stamp entry under the Trump administration, which has overseen a massive tightening of the nation's borders.
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The round table reflects on a chaotic week of incompetence and meltdowns.
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Trump officials condemned Don Lemon. He's bigger than ever after arrest. The Washington PostDon Lemon indictment: Video appears to contradict key claims The Washington PostDon Lemon pleads not guilty to federal charges stemming from church protest CNNDon Lemon Hires Federal Prosecutor Who Quit Over Immigration Crackdown The New York TimesDon Lemon, Nekima Levy Armstrong plead not guilty in church protest Star Tribune
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The collapse of the Trump administration's version of events in the case was only the most recent instance in which officials gave an account of a shooting that was later contradicted.
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Homeland Security Department shuts down as Democrats and Trump negotiate changes NBC NewsUS homeland security department partially shutdown after lawmakers fail to agree funding The GuardianBudget impasse shuts down US Department of Homeland Security, but ICE remains operational The Times of IsraelFebruary 13, 2026 — Trump administration news, DHS on brink of shutdown CNN
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In Chelsea, Massachusetts, a teachers union president says immigration enforcement has been more disruptive to learning than the COVID pandemic.
The post Teachers describe immigration enforcement's impact on classrooms in challenge of Trump policy appeared first on Boston.com.
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Don Lemon arrogantly boasted that he "will not be silenced" and whined about the Trump administration after he pleaded not guilty Friday for his role in storming a Minneapolis church with anti-ICE protesters.
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At the Munich Security Conference, U.S. officials softened their tone but not their message: Europe should pay its own way. European leaders increasingly agree.
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President Donald Trump said Friday that a change in power in Iran "would be the best thing that could happen" as the U.S. administration weighs whether to take military action against Tehran.
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Halfway through the academic year, the administration canceled $168 million in community schools grants.
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Jewish leaders at a D.C. conference learned how to take on more prominent roles protesting ICE operations in their communities.
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