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Florida Invokes Emergency Powers to Build ‘Alligator Alcatraz’
The new illegal immigration detention center deep in the Everglades has already been approved by the Department of Homeland Security.
Democrats Urge Transparency Ahead of Delayed Briefing on Iran Strike
‘The Constitution is not a suggestion,’ said Rep. Katherine Clark (D-Mass.). ‘Congress is not here for show.’
White House Dismisses Report That Iran’s Nuclear Program Was Only Temporarily Set Back
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DHS Asks Supreme Court to Clear Way for South Sudan Deportations
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US Marshals Operation Locates 60 ‘Critically Missing’ Children in Florida
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CDC Says No Link Between Vaccine Preservative and Autism
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Trump Arrives in Netherlands for NATO Summit, With Defense Spending High on Agenda
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Boeing, FAA Share Blame for Door Panel Flying Off During Alaska Airlines Flight: NTSB
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Murkowski Reveals Why She Didn’t Switch Her Affiliation to Democrat
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