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SCOTUS will hear major abortion case involving Mississippis ban on abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. ICE Director on Illegals Released into U.S.: ‘Our Ability to Track Those Folks Closely is Much More Limited’ By CNSNews.com Staff | May 17, 2021 | 3:01pm EDT   Rep. Ashley Hinson, R-Iowa (Screen Capture) (CNSNews.com) - Acting Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director Tae Johnson told the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Homel...

Immigration attorneys, civil rights groups hopeful about Harris Co. Sheriff Ed Gonzalez nomination to lead ICE Gonzalez nomination to head ICE met with excitement, caution FOX 26 Reporter Maria Salazar has more reaction as President Biden will nominate Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez to head ICE. Ruby Powers, an immigration attorney in Houston and spokesperson for the American Immigration Lawyers Association, was in a staff meeting when she heard the news of his nomination. She says it took a...

AP Photo/Julio Cortez The Biden administration plans to expand the number of migrants released into the United States after being detained at the southern border. Unable to keep up with the historically high number of asylum-seekers flooding the border, changes will be made to allow more families and women with children to simply be released from custody. It sounds a lot like the catch and release methods used by the Obama-Biden administration. The surge of migrants illegally entering the Unit...

Biden and prison reforms – a soft target? James Kilgore © Signs made by prisoners pleading for help are seen on a window of Cook County Jail in Chicago, Illin... Signs made by prisoners pleading for help are seen on a window of Cook County Jail in Chicago, Illinois, US, April 7, 2020, amid the COVID-19 outbreak [File: Jim Vondruska/Reuters] In his first executive order on criminal justice, United States President Joe Biden addressed the thorny issue of private prisons. Fram...