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White House, anti-ICE protests and immigration raids

White House slams LA ‘insurrection’ as protests erupt over deportation raids

The White House slammed protests in Los Angeles on Saturday after some residents expressed outrage over raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Stephen Miller, White House deputy chief of staff,

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White House sends National Guard to protests against LA immigration raid

Street protests erupt in Los Angeles, the United States' second-largest city, after sweeping immigration raids by ICE agents.

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White House aide calls Los Angeles anti-ICE protests an 'insurrection'

Senior White House aide Stephen Miller on Saturday condemned protests in downtown Los Angeles against federal immigration raids as an "insurrection" against the United States. Helmeted police in riot

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A sweeping new ICE operation shows how Trump's focus on immigration is reshaping federal law enforcement

Members of other agencies are getting detailed to assist ICE, while Justice Department personnel shift to immigration-focused ...

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White House says Mayor Wu calling ICE ‘secret police’ is ‘disgusting’ and ‘dangerous’

"It’s disturbing that Democrats like Mayor Wu would side with illegal immigrants over Americans and stoke hatred against ...

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Columbus-area FOP president advocates for officer safety in White House meeting with Trump

FOP Lodge #9's Brian Steel joins President Trump at White House in Washington D.C. to back officer safety, tougher penalties ...

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White House pressure for increased immigration arrests strains law enforcement agencies

The White House is putting intense pressure on law enforcement agencies across the government to meet a goal of a million deportations a year. That’s led to a surge of agents and officers ...

White House celebrates plummeting murder rates as levels dip below pre-COVID numbers

According to the FBI, 2014 saw the lowest murder rate dating back to 1960 — with 4.46 killings per 100,000 Americans.

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