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Texas police arrest fugitive illegally in US, wanted for murder by Interpol
Fox News· 7 days agoSanchez "was known to travel between" Splendora and "her residence in Terrenos," a residential...
Questions persist about migrant suspect who allegedly shot 2 NYPD officers in Queens
WPIX 11 New York· 8 hours agoEAST ELMHURST, Queens (PIX11) — After they were shot by a suspect who detectives say is an...
33 charged in Orange County's largest illegal weapons and cocaine investigation
News 12· 5 days agoPolice arrested 26 people, two more are pending extradition from other states and one is in the custody of U.S. Immigration& ...
New Hampshire Won't Reinstate License of Trucker Acquitted in Deadly Crash
Insurance Journal· 4 hours agoZhukovskyy’s Massachusetts license was automatically suspended in New Hampshire after his arrest...
Soros-backed DA’s office gave free consultations to migrants charged with violent crimes, docs show
BizPac Review· 5 days agoThe...with various heinous crimes, such as rape, robbery, strangulation, aggravated assault, and homicide by vehicle, in an ostensible effort to help them ...
ICE deportee alleged ongoing threats over false sex-crime charge
Crosscut· 6 days agoImmigration officials acknowledged an erroneous sex-crime conviction listed in the U.S. charging...
Migrant gangs create burglary ‘industry’; South Americans exploit U.S. law, highly trained to loot
The Washington Times· 7 days agoFederal authorities have identified a new crime “industry” involving robbery crews from South...
Trucker acquitted in crash that killed 7 motorcyclists testifies at hearing to reinstate his CDL -...
The Trucker· 6 days agoZhukovskyy, who came to the U.S. as a child from Ukraine and had permanent residency status, had his...
How the Border Patrol has evolved over 100 years from horses to AI
The Christian Science Monitor· 7 days agoThe first U.S. Border Patrol agents were paid about $30,000 in today’s dollars and supplied their...
