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The court found that compelling carriers to hand over data on thousands of cellphones near crime scenes constitutes an unreasonable search.

The arrests were made in operations carried out by the U.S. Coast Guard working with the U.S. Navy and the CBP.

Tips that can be reported include ‘expressing hatred for American values,’ election fraud, and supporting terrorist ideologies.

The pilot program will begin with certain applicants from the Dominican Republic who had been previously denied on public charge grounds.

The federal court order states that temporary protected status (TPS) for those nationals has expired.

This usually involves public assistance given indirectly to immigrants through their U.S.-born children, officials said.

At DOJ’s request, a federal judge dismissed the criminal case against eight members of the Oath Keepers for their parts in the Jan. 6 riots.

Elections and campaign finance reform were hot topics during a late-July summit of state lawmakers where the message was clear: voters want ‘dark money’ banned.

This is the first time a federal appeals court has ruled that personalized license plate messages are constitutionally protected private speech.

The State Department said the visa bond program is intended to prevent immigrants from overstaying their visits.

The Melbourne man, 66, faces felony counts after admitting he knew he was ineligible but voted anyway, officials said.

The NTSB, in a January report, said the collision was caused by systemic failures in FAA airspace design, safety oversight, and risk management.

The new State Department proposal would expand grounds for ending exchange programs and tighten oversight of sponsors.

State leaders said public safety, not an attempt to ban guns, is the objective of the new law, which is being challenged by opponents in court.

The Alien Terrorist Removal Court is considering deportation proceedings against an Afghan national who’s alleged to have supported a foiled ISIS-style attack.

The ruling adds to the split between circuit courts on the matter.

Agency-approved findings said China obtained nonpublic U.S. voter data and that targeting registration systems constitutes election interference.

The cars can’t be sold in the United States. Yet Canada’s open door threatens American jobs and data security, analysts say.

Florida and 11 other states say the challenge to the order by Democrat-led states is premature and lacks legal standing.

The case now heads back to the lower court that initially blocked the termination.