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Migrants traveling in caravans toward the US-Mexico border remain determined to enter the United States before President-elect Donald Trump takes office in January.

Migrant Caravans Continue March Toward US-Mexico Border Before Trump Administration Takes Office - TPUSA LIVE

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Second Amendment advocates in Washington state are preparing potential legal action after thousands of gun sales have been delayed due to an ongoing court computer system outage that has prevented the completion of mandatory background checks.

Washington Gun Sales Delayed by Court Outage, Sparking Legal Threats from Gun Advocates - TPUSA LIVE

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Seattle police began jailing shoplifters and petty criminals for the first time in four years, after previously allowing vandals and low-level criminals to walk free.

Seattle Throws Shoplifters, Petty Criminals In Jail For First Time In Four Years - TPUSA LIVE

A US federal judge has struck down a Louisiana law that required classrooms across the state to display the Ten Commandments, following criticisms that it is a violation of the First Amendment's protection of religious freedom.