Report: New Border Patrol Initiative Is Not Keeping Migrants from Re-Entering the U.S.

Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com  A strategy to send migrants back to Mexico in areas far from where they entered isn’t working as initially planned, according to a new study that monitored the agency’s efforts, the Associated Press reports. Lateral repatriations, as the strategy is called, are used to make it tough for migrants to reconnect with…

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FBI: New Orleans Parade Shooting Appears to be Street Violence, Not Terrorism

Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com  The FBI suspects that the New Orleans Parade shooting was the result of “street violence,” not terrorism, the Huffington Post reports. Gunmen opened fire at the Mother’s Day parade, injuring at least 19 people. Videos from the shooting shows victims scattered on the ground, bleeding. FBI agents said the shooting appears to…

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FBI Planes That Are Flying Over Boston Appear to be Conducting Surveillance

Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com  Residents have been reporting suspicious, loud and low-flying aircraft in the Boston area since last month. Turns out, the small planes belong to the FBI, the Business Insider reports. While the FBI won’t comment on the planes, which include a Cessna 208 carrying registration N1132F, Cessna 206H N309JK, and Cessna 182s N859JA…

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Boston Police: FBI Failed to Share Russian Warning about Boston Marathon Bomber

Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com The FBI failed to tell Boston police about Russia’s 2011 warning that Tamerlan Tsarnaev, one of the two accused bombers, was becoming radicalized, the New York Times report. Had police known, they would have investigated, said Boston Police Commissioner Edward Davis. “We would certainly look at the individual,” Commissioner Davis told the…

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Cleveland Police Removed Kidnapping Victim, Michelle Knight, from FBI Database Early On

  Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com  Nearly a decade before Michelle Knight escaped her captor’s house in Cleveland, police removed her from an FBI database that stores information on missing people, the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports. Just 15 months after Knight went missing in 2002, her name was wiped off the database. Police defended the move, saying…

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