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Migrant Crossings Significantly Decline at U.S.-Mexico Border After Record High Year
After migrant crossings hit record numbers last year, federal authorities say encounters significantly dropped in January.
FBI Director Christopher Wray Makes Surprise Visit To Israel
“The FBI’s partnership with our Israeli counterparts is longstanding, close and robust,” Wray said.
Border Patrol Agents Often Use Anti-Immigration Slur in Emails, Texts
U.S. Border Patrol agents from various positions and locations frequently used the derogatory term “tonk” when referring to unauthorized migrants
Serious Threats against Federal Judges, Prosecutors Reaches Alarming Levels
Serious threats against U.S. federal judges and prosecutors have significantly increased over the past three years, according to data collected by the U.S. Marshals Service.
House Republicans Unveil Measure to Reauthorize, Reform FBI’s Controversial Surveillance Tool
House Republicans introduced a measure Monday to reauthorize and reform one of the FBI’s most controversial surveillance tools.
New Mexico Man Pleads Guilty to Shooting Border Patrol Agent in Chest
A New Mexico man who shot a Border Patrol agent twice in the chest during a traffic stop last year has pleaded guilty to attempted murder.
Newly Released DOJ Watchdog Report Unveils FBI Officials’ Misconduct with Sex Workers
Six FBI officials working abroad sought or engaged in sexual activities with prostitutes and withheld information when questioned by investigators, according to a document released by the Justice Department’s internal watchdog.
Mayorkas Defends Himself Amid Impeachment Push, Blames GOP for Border Crisis
Facing another impeachment vote this week, Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas struck back at Republicans on Sunday, blaming them for the border crisis and saying the allegations against him are “baseless.”