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Border Patrol Detains 30 Immigrants Who Entered U.S. Through Tunnel
Border Patrol believe 30 immigrants used an underground tunnel to cross a Southern California border.
Appeals Court: Border Patrol in Ohio Didn’t Target People Who Looked Hispanic
Border Patrol agents in Ohio did not racially discriminate several Hispanic people who were stopped by the Sandusky Bay Station, according to a federal appellate court.
FBI Arrests Chinese National in Connection with Massive OPM Hack
The FBI arrested a Chinese national accused of creating malware used to hack the Office of Personnel Management (OPM), leading to one of the largest data breaches to target the U.S. government.
CIA Spies on U.S. Intelligence Agencies Using Secret Tool
The CIA is spying on other U.S. intelligence agencies, according to a set of documents published by WikiLeaks.
Iowa Judge Profited from Sending Hundreds of Immigrants to Private Prisons
An Iowa federal judge allegedly conspired to profit from investments in private prisons by sending hundreds of immigrants to jail in one of the largest, more unusual immigration raids in U.S. history.
Vermont’s Top FBI Official to Step Down for State Lottery Commission Post
Daniel Rachek, who has led Vermont’s FBI office for the past six years, is stepping down to become the executive director of the state’s lottery commission.
Border Patrol’s Brownsville Station Gets 25-Year Veteran As New Leader
Jaime Salazar, a 25-year veteran of the Border Patrol, was recently appointed agent in charge of the agency’s Brownsville station.