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Markwayne Mullin
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ICE shooting in New York sparks confrontation between Trump administration and Mayor Zohran Mamdani
Federal immigration officers shot and wounded a man in Manhattan while a five-year-old child was inside his vehicle. Homeland Security officials say officers faced a dangerous situation, while New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani has condemned the operation. The dispute is renewing scrutiny of force used during immigration arrests.
US ICE shooting in New York sparks protests as officials clash over use of force
An ICE agent fired seven shots at a New York driver with a child inside. Find out what officials say happened and why protests are growing.
Federal voter fraud investigations expand across nine states weeks before November midterm elections
DHS launches voter fraud investigations across nine states ahead of the 2026 midterms, intensifying disputes over federal authority and election security.
Trump races to rebuild election security system his administration dismantled before midterms
CISA is rebuilding election security weeks before the 2026 midterms after federal cuts forced states to create their own cyber defenses.
Trump disaster funding lawsuit explained: Why states reject federal voting rules
Emergency grants now carry election conditions. A 26-jurisdiction lawsuit will test whether Washington can use FEMA money to rewrite state voting rules.
US Supreme Court lets Trump end protections for 350,000 Haitians and 6,100 Syrians
The Supreme Court removed a legal shield for Haitian and Syrian TPS holders. Deportation risks now rise despite Level 4 travel warnings.
US Supreme Court lets Trump administration turn away asylum seekers at Mexico border
Asylum remains legal, but reaching it just became harder. The Supreme Court says migrants can be turned away until they physically enter the United States.
DHS visits to migrant child legal aid groups widen fight over immigration enforcement
Child safety or legal aid pressure? DHS visits to migrant child legal groups expose the next fight in Trump’s immigration crackdown.
Cole Tomas Allen named as suspect in White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooting
A gunman pierced the magnetometer line at the Washington Hilton with Trump, Vance and the Cabinet inside. The breach raises a harder question about venue security.
DHS shutdown set to drag on as House sends Senate a bill Democrats vow to block
The US House passed a 60-day DHS funding bill on 28 March 2026, but Senate Democrats declared it dead on arrival as Congress left for a two-week recess with no deal in sight.