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Multi-agency task force arrests eight in illegal driver’s license scheme

(The Center Square) — Florida law enforcement authorities continue to crack down on crime related to noncitizens and illegal immigration. The latest is an illegal driver’s license scheme involving Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles employees. On Thursday, Bay County Sheriff Tommy Ford announced that a multi-agency investigation led to the arrest of eight […]

Latest assaults on ICE agents: Nebraska Glenn Valley Foods

(The Center Square) – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers continue to be assaulted carrying out federal search warrants and orders from federal judges. While rioters are targeting ICE agents carrying out official duties in local communities, assaults are also occurring during worksite enforcement actions. Nationwide, assaults on ICE officers are up 413%, The Center […]

Trump DOJ ally Aaron Reitz launches bid for Texas attorney general to succeed Ken Paxton

Aaron Reitz, whom President Donald Trump tapped to help lead the Justice Department’s Office of Legal Policy, announced a bid on Thursday to become Texas’s next attorney general.  Reitz, also a close ally to outgoing Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, touted his ties to the Trump administration in a campaign announcement in which he vowed […]

Trump pressures Iran to make deal with US after Israeli strikes

President Donald Trump issued his first response to Israel’s strikes against Iran on Friday morning, pressing Tehran to make a deal with the United States “before there is nothing left.” Israel began launching coordinated strikes against Iranian military and nuclear targets late Thursday evening. Just hours earlier, Trump confirmed to reporters that he had warned […]

Angry Democrats could face Tea Party-like movement from the Left

David Hogg may be about to lose his vice chairmanship of the Democratic National Committee, but he may be emblematic of his party’s future.  One reason some in the DNC went Hogg wild in the first place was the youthful progressive activist’s involvement in a $20 million initiative to back younger primary challengers against Democratic […]

Padilla handcuffing ignites firestorm on Capitol Hill as Democrats demand action

A firestorm erupted on Capitol Hill after federal agents on Thursday handcuffed and took Sen. Alex Padilla (D-CA) to the floor after he interrupted a Homeland Security press briefing.  Democrats have decried the incident as an unwarranted “manhandling,” while Republicans and the White House argue Padilla’s outburst was a political stunt that should serve as […]

Expanding ICE protests put Democratic governors’ immigration policies in focus

Democratic governors, aside from Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA), are being challenged by President Donald Trump and immigration politics, as protests across the nation crop up. The blue-state governors, many of whom are possible 2028 presidential contenders, are being analyzed over prior statements regarding immigration enforcement. Scrutiny over the Democrats’ records was on full display on […]

Democrats shelve climate messaging to attack GOP on green energy credits

Senate Democrats are making a longshot appeal to Republicans against repealing Biden-era clean energy tax credits in President Donald Trump’s domestic policy bill by using the GOP’s own talking points on energy. Democrats and environmental groups are stealing a phrase from Republicans and Big Oil to warn of an economic fallout that would undermine “American […]

Los Angeles seals the Democrats’ leftward lurch on immigration

When President Donald Trump won the White House last year for the second time, many Democrats concluded they would need to moderate on a cluster of issues on which they were on the wrong side of public opinion. Chief among them was immigration, after nearly four years of willful neglect at the border had left […]

Biden-era clean energy provisions on the chopping block in Trump agenda bill proposals

Before the 2024 presidential election, clean energy companies and industry commentators were relatively bullish about the prospects for their field, irrespective of who might win and what that might mean in terms of possible policy changes. The bedding-in of projects, the promise of subsidies and credits from then-President Joe Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act, and the […]
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