Smith defends Trump investigations at House Judiciary hearing
WASHINGTON (JN) - Former Justice Department special counsel Jack Smith on Thursday defended his investigations into President Donald Trump, telling ...
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Immigration officers claim authority to enter homes without judge’s warrant, memo shows
WASHINGTON (JN) - Federal immigration officers are asserting the authority to forcibly enter private homes without a judge’s warrant, according ...
Justice Department subpoenas Minnesota leaders over immigration enforcement statements
MINNEAPOLIS (JN) - Federal prosecutors have issued grand jury subpoenas to senior Minnesota officials as part of a Justice Department ...
Judge declines to block DHS policy requiring notice for congressional ICE visits
WASHINGTON (JN) - A federal judge in Washington has declined to temporarily block a new Department of Homeland Security policy ...
Guatemala declares state of siege after gang violence kills seven police officers
GUATEMALA CITY (Journos News) - Guatemala’s government has declared a nationwide state of siege after suspected gang attacks killed seven ...
Army places 1,500 soldiers on standby amid potential Minnesota deployment
The U.S. military has placed about 1,500 active-duty Army soldiers on standby amid the possibility of a federal deployment to ...
South Korean court sentences former president Yoon Suk Yeol to five years in prison
SEOUL, South Korea (Journos News) - A South Korean court on Friday sentenced former president Yoon Suk Yeol to five ...
Anti-ICE protests spread across the U.S. after fatal shootings in Minneapolis and Oregon
Thousands of demonstrators gathered in Minneapolis and other U.S. cities over the weekend to protest recent shootings involving federal immigration ...
Dispute breaks out over legal representation for Nicolás Maduro in U.S. drug case
A legal dispute has emerged in a U.S. federal court over who is authorized to represent former Venezuelan leader Nicolás ...
Argentine court advances probe into alleged crimes against humanity in Venezuela
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (Journos News) - An Argentine federal court has ordered prosecutors to continue investigating alleged crimes against humanity ...
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