Thousands Across U.S. Protest Separations of Migrant Families
More than 700 demonstrations took place on Saturday across the United States and on the border with Mexico, organizers said.
Woman Assaulted Black Boy After Telling Him He ‘Did Not Belong’ at Pool, Officials Say
The South Carolina woman was nicknamed Pool Patrol Paula after a viral video captured her threatening to call the police.
Susan Collins, Pivotal Moderate, Says ‘Hostility’ to Roe Would Sway Her Vote
Ms. Collins, a Republican senator, appeared to edge beyond previous statements, saying a Supreme Court pick who would overturn the abortion rights case “would not be acceptable to me.”
Officials Identify a Source in the Romaine Lettuce E. Coli Outbreak
Samples of canal water in the Yuma area of Arizona were found to contain the same genetic strain of E. coli that caused the outbreak, but how it got there is unclear.
Man on Stabbing Spree Targeted Children at a 3-Year-Old’s Birthday Party, Police Say
Six of the nine victims were children, the police said. Officials said the attack took place in a Boise, Idaho, apartment complex that houses refugees.
Has Trump ‘Watched ICE Liberate Towns From the Grasp of MS-13’?
In a tweet, President Trump defended the work of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, but he did not name any towns that have been freed from MS-13.
Neighbor Calls the Police on a 12-Year-Old Boy Mowing the Grass
The episode, which happened outside Cleveland and was streamed on Facebook, figures in a trend of the police being called on black people engaged in innocuous behavior.
Police: Mass Stabbing Suspect Targeted Girl’s Birthday Party
A man who had been asked to leave a Boise apartment complex returned the next day and stabbed children celebrating a 3-year-old girl’s birthday in an attack that left the city reeling, Police Chief William Bones said Sunday.
Sponsors of Migrant Children Face Steep Transport Fees and Red Tape
Families hoping to win release for migrant children held by federal immigration authorities must navigate an exhausting—and sometimes expensive—thicket of requirements.
For Puerto Rican Storm Evacuees, Another Moving Day Looms
For thousands who left Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria, FEMA’s temporary housing assistance is running out. A federal judge extended their government aid for a few more days.
Top Border Patrol Official to Serve as Acting Director of Immigration and Customs Agency
The appointment of Ronald D. Vitiello as acting director of ICE comes as some activists call for the agency to be abolished.
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