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Trump touts immigration crackdown despite concerns about due process
U.S. President Donald Trump's administration touted the early results of his immigration crackdown on Monday despite concerns over due process, as Trump acted to take further steps while photos of alleged criminal offenders were displayed on the White House lawn.
The report referred to the mother as “Marisa.” It described how “about 20 men, armed with guns, busted through the door” of ...
The Trump administration has allowed immigration agents to invade homes without a warrant for over a month, according to a ...
An undocumented Honduran man married to a U.S. citizen arrived at a customs appointment in New Orleans this month, hoping to ...
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Mom-and-pop shops say they’re already juggling rising food costs—now tariffs are making it even harder to keep prices steady.
President Trump’s first 100 days in office have been marked by big, bold attempts to remake the U.S. economy, foreign policy ...
The gap between Congress' laws passed and executive actions by Trump is wide in the president's first 100 days.
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