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Princeton Professor Compares ICE Agents to ‘Slave Catchers’

A Princeton University professor and MSNBC contributor compared Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers conducting deportation operations in Los Angeles to “slave catchers.” Dr. Eddie Glaude, appearing on MSNBC’s Deadline: White House on Monday, criticized the recent immigration enforcement actions and President Donald Trump’s remarks that “LA is on fire.” Glaude rejected the president’s claim… Continue reading Princeton Professor Compares ICE Agents to ‘Slave Catchers’
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DHS Expands Incentives for Illegal Immigrants to Self-Deport

The Trump administration is expanding its efforts to encourage illegal immigrants to leave the United States voluntarily, announcing that individuals who choose to “self-deport” will have their fines for ignoring previous deportation orders forgiven. The Department of Homeland Security unveiled the latest policy this week, adding to a growing list of incentives designed to promote… Continue reading DHS Expands Incentives for Illegal Immigrants to Self-Deport
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Secretary Kennedy Guts CDC Vaccine Panel, Announces Replacement Plans

Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) Robert F. Kennedy Jr. removed all 17 members of the Center for Disease Control (CDC) vaccine panel known as the Advisory Committee for Immunization Practices (ACIP). According to Kennedy, the ACIP has never recommended against the implementation of a vaccine. In an op-ed piece for the Wall Street… Continue reading Secretary Kennedy Guts CDC Vaccine Panel, Announces Replacement Plans
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ICE Reaches 100,000 Arrests in 2025, On Track to Double 2024 Arrests

Within less than a year, US Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) reached 100,000 arrests in 2025. The agency is on track to double the amount of arrests made in 2024, being 13,000 arrests away from its total amount last year, according to CBS News.  This increase comes as the Trump Administration heavily prioritizes the handling… Continue reading ICE Reaches 100,000 Arrests in 2025, On Track to Double 2024 Arrests
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Boston Judge Faces Misconduct Hearing Over Alleged Role in Helping Illegal Immigrant Evade ICE

A Boston judge who allegedly helped an illegal immigrant avoid US Immigration and Customs Enforcement and escape from a courthouse is now facing a misconduct hearing. Judge Shelley M. Richmond Joseph of the Newton District Court is accused of allowing Jose Medina-Perez, a Dominican national who was previously deported and barred from reentering the US… Continue reading Boston Judge Faces Misconduct Hearing Over Alleged Role in Helping Illegal Immigrant Evade ICE
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Seattle University Faces Civil Rights Complaint over DEI Scholarships

Seattle University is facing a federal civil rights complaint that alleges several of its scholarship programs violate anti-discrimination laws by selecting students based on race and sex. The Equal Protection Project, an anti-affirmative action group, filed the complaint with the US Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights. The group cited three scholarships and programs… Continue reading Seattle University Faces Civil Rights Complaint over DEI Scholarships
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Newsom Condemns Deployment of National Guard to Quell LA Riots, Welcomes His Own Arrest

During the weekend in Los Angeles, riots broke out against the current raids and deportation efforts of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). This prompted President Donald Trump to send 2,000 National Guard troops to quell the rioting. California Governor Gavin Newsom condemned the White House for its actions regarding the riots in an interview with… Continue reading Newsom Condemns Deployment of National Guard to Quell LA Riots, Welcomes His Own Arrest
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DHS Ends Costly TSA Surveillance Program

The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced Thursday the end of the Quiet Skies Program, which was enacted to surveil Americans who may have connection with terrorists. The press release declaring the program’s end opens with the statement: “The Quiet Skies Program is a redundant, corrupted program that costs US taxpayers $200 million a… Continue reading DHS Ends Costly TSA Surveillance Program
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Princeton Declines to Punish Students Who Disrupted Pro-Israel Event Featuring Former Israeli PM

Princeton University has decided not to discipline students who disrupted an April 7 event featuring former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, despite the incident involving antisemitic language, fire alarms being pulled, and attendees being harassed. The event was cut short after masked anti-Israel activists interrupted the program, shouting chants including “genocide” and targeting attendees with… Continue reading Princeton Declines to Punish Students Who Disrupted Pro-Israel Event Featuring Former Israeli PM
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Oregon Middle School Hosts Pride Spirit Week, Encourages Students to Dress like ‘Drag Queens’

In celebration of the beginning of Pride Month, an Oregon middle school encouraged students to dress as drag queens and their favorite “queer hero,” and some parents say they were not notified ahead of time. The Arts & Technology Academy, part of Eugene School District 4J, organized a “Pride Spirit Week” that featured a different… Continue reading Oregon Middle School Hosts Pride Spirit Week, Encourages Students to Dress like ‘Drag Queens’
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State Department Cancels Millions in Contraceptive Aid to Underdeveloped Countries

According to the Daily Wire, the State Department is being ordered by Secretary Rubio to destroy or discontinue $13 million worth of contraceptive aid to underdeveloped countries from the USAID under the previous Biden Administration. The outlet was told by its source that this canceled aid will save the US “nearly $31 million.”   However, The… Continue reading State Department Cancels Millions in Contraceptive Aid to Underdeveloped Countries
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President Trump Reinstates Strict Travel Ban on Citizens from Twelve Countries

President Trump reinstated a travel ban on citizens from 12 countries in order to “protect both the national security and national interest of the United States and its people.” The ban will go into effect Monday. The ban, which was also applied in the prior administration of President Trump, comes in the aftermath of a… Continue reading President Trump Reinstates Strict Travel Ban on Citizens from Twelve Countries
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