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The State Department announced it has revoked over 175,000 visas since President Trump returned to office, with the "majority" revoked due to criminal activity. Meanwhile, ICE confirmed it will begin equipping officers with body cameras this week following several high-profile fatal shootings by uncamered agents in Texas and Maine in July.
Behind the official announcements, a sprawling institutional rebellion is taking shape. 469 federal judges have...
The State Department announced Monday it has revoked more than 175,000 visas from foreign nationals since President Trump's second term began in January 2025. The pace has accelerated sharply: over 10,000 revocations per month in 2026, compared to about 8,000 per month in 2025. The majority stemmed from "law enforcement encounters," with assault, DUI, theft, and drug crimes cited as leading causes. Immigration lawyers worry...
The Senate bolted out of Washington this weekend after a chaotic sprint that left winners, losers, and one very prominent crypto bill stranded on the tarmac. In the early-morning hours of Saturday, Todd Blanche was confirmed as attorney general by a single vote — 50-49 — while new Russia sanctions cleared with overwhelming bipartisan support. But the Clarity Act, the crypto industry's top legislative priority, was left behind entirely. The August recess is...
The Senate burned the midnight oil — and the dawn — passing a stopgap funding bill at 90-6 in the early hours of Saturday to keep the government running through December 11. The continuing resolution now heads to the House, which must approve it before September 30 to avoid a shutdown that would land squarely in the middle of midterm campaign season. Neither party wanted that political grenade on their doorstep.
President Trump signed two executive orders targeting birthright citizenship and "birth tourism" on Thursday, framing it as a necessary adjustment after the Supreme Court rejected his broader attempt. "We're making adjustments because it's very unfair," Trump declared, accusing wealthy foreigners of "building businesses around birthright citizenship" in what he called a "disgrace."
Behind the Oval Office signing, the administration's playbook is clear: if...
President Trump's approval has cratered to an all-time low of 32% in a Quinnipiac poll, with three issues—war in Iran, tariffs, and monument obsession—dragging his numbers down and threatening the GOP's economic advantage heading into the midterms.
Even longtime Trump insiders privately acknowledge he's trapped by policies that remain deeply unpopular with the public. A Reuters/Ipsos poll this week found voters now split on which party is better for the...
The Trump administration's immigration slowdown has created a 12.1 million case backlog, leaving millions of legal immigrants in limbo and vulnerable to ICE arrests. If you're a U.S. citizen with a spouse, parent, or employee stuck in this queue, the delays could mean sudden deportation for someone you love or a costly disruption to your business. The backlog includes 7.5 million pending citizenship, green card, and work permit applications—plus **4.6...
Vice President JD Vance, chairing President Trump's Task Force to Eliminate Fraud, convened a roundtable with lawmakers Wednesday demanding what he called "watershed" legislative reforms to combat federal benefit fraud. The administration claims to have identified $230 billion in suspected fraud and stopped $56 billion in improper payments so far.
Operation Highway Shield is rolling through the Midwest, with the Trump administration detaining 51 immigrants and sidelining 766 vehicles in a four-state crackdown. Acting on orders from Secretary Markwayne Mullin, the Department of Homeland Security is fusing safety enforcement with immigration sweeps, citing a need to protect the public from "dangerous drivers."
The operation is a tactical pivot, not just a policy one. By targeting the...