Immigration Advocates In Biden’s Administration Were Totally Unprepared For Border Crisis, AP Says

Immigration advocates working as advisers for the Biden administration were completely unprepared for the border crisis rolling back former President Donald Trump’s immigration policies would create, the Associated Press reported on Wednesday…

Facebook To Shut Down Facial Recognition System, Delete Scans Of 1 Billion People

Facebook announced Tuesday it was shutting down its Face Recognition system and deleting the scans of over one billion people’s faces. Jerome Pesenti, vice president of artificial intelligence at Facebook, announced the…

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Biden Admin Rescinds ‘Remain In Mexico’ Again Despite Court Ruling

The Biden administration said Friday that it intends to repeal former President Donald Trump’s “Remain In Mexico” policy after a federal judge denied its first attempt, the Department of Homeland Security announced in…

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How A Moms Group Could Shake Up 2022 Elections

Moms for Liberty, a parental rights advocacy group focused on education, is grabbing national headlines as it rapidly expands throughout the U.S. The Washington Post dedicated 2,000 words to the group in…

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DHS takes victim-centered approach on first anniversary of Center for Countering Human Trafficking

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Washington D.C. Man Indicted For Unlawfully Possessing A Firearm

HARRISBURG – The United States Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Pennsylvania announced that Diego E. Aleman-Lozano, age 22, of Washington D.C., was indicted by a federal grand jury on October…

Biden Administration Forbids Immigration Agents From Apprehending Migrants At Some Locations

The Department of Homeland Security won’t allow immigration agents to apprehend illegal immigrants where “essential” activities or services happen, the agency announced on Wednesday. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and Immigration and…

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Border Patrol Agents Accused Of Whipping Migrants Haven’t Been Questioned Yet: REPORT

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FEMA Denies Abbott’s Emergency Declaration Over Border Crisis

The Federal Emergency Management Agency denied Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott’s request to declare a federal emergency in the state over the ongoing border crisis, according to documents obtained by the Daily…

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EXCLUSIVE: Texas Republicans Sound Off On Biden’s ‘Pathetic’ Claim That He’s Too Busy To Visit The Border

Texas Republicans described President Joe Biden’s immigration policies as reckless and criticized him for claiming that he has been too busy to visit the southern border since taking office in January. Biden said…

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Fearless Girl Statue Replaced By Gorilla

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$1 Million Scratch-off Sold in Essex

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Facebook’s Whistleblower Could Be The Best Thing To Ever Happen To Big Tech

Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen testified before Congress on Oct. 5, urging lawmakers to regulate the tech giant and offering potential policy solutions to the platform’s myriad controversies — many of which echo…

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Dirty Jersey: Storage company to be served with an injunction to stop them from throwing storm victim’s belongings in trash

SCOTCH PLAINS, NJ – Meg Baker, a customer at Public Storage, which was flooded during Hurricane Ida, like many others are fighting to save what’s left of their belongings. The company notified…

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Immigration Advocates In Biden’s Administration Were Totally Unprepared For Border Crisis, AP Says

Facebook To Shut Down Facial Recognition System, Delete Scans Of 1 Billion People

Biden Admin Rescinds ‘Remain In Mexico’ Again Despite Court Ruling

DHS takes victim-centered approach on first anniversary of Center for Countering Human Trafficking

Washington D.C. Man Indicted For Unlawfully Possessing A Firearm

Biden Administration Forbids Immigration Agents From Apprehending Migrants At Some Locations

Border Patrol Agents Accused Of Whipping Migrants Haven’t Been Questioned Yet: REPORT

FEMA Denies Abbott’s Emergency Declaration Over Border Crisis

EXCLUSIVE: Texas Republicans Sound Off On Biden’s ‘Pathetic’ Claim That He’s Too Busy To Visit The Border

Fearless Girl Statue Replaced By Gorilla

$1 Million Scratch-off Sold in Essex

Facebook’s Whistleblower Could Be The Best Thing To Ever Happen To Big Tech

Dirty Jersey: Storage company to be served with an injunction to stop them from throwing storm victim’s belongings in trash

Poll shows 25% of Americans think COVID-19 pandemic will last forever, 50% see an end after 2022

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