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Warning: The following story contains graphic images that may distress some readers. A West Australian couple have been banned from owning horses for life after their "heartbreaking" cruel treatment of a horse and pony was discovered. A court heard the man and woman, aged 29 and 28, had neglected George – a brown thoroughbred gelding and Robin - a young gelding pony, leaving them sick, injured and in pain. READ MORE: George, a brown gelding horse, had a back wound which exposed his spine as well as other serious health problems.(RSPCA) Authorities inspected the pair's Collie property and...

Senate passes police aid bill ahead of Chauvin trial GOP legislation creates $20 million law enforcement mutual aid reimbursement fund, but would also penalize City of Minneapolis $12 million in disaster relief money. Author: John Croman Updated: 7:28 PM CST March 8, 2021 ST PAUL, Minn. — The Minnesota Senate Monday passed a bill with the Derek Chauvin trial in mind, that would make sure cities that help Minneapolis with that event are ultimately paid for their efforts. It creates a $20 million state fund that could be used to reimburse cities that send offic...

In the next hour we are expecting to hear from acting director of u.s. citizenship and immigration services, the administration expected to announce an update to its public charge regulation. this change will make it more difficult for low income immigrants to stay in the country. this change comes after last week's massive i.c.e. raids in mississippi which rounded up a total of 680 migrants. the acting homeland security secretary keven mack lien secretary addressed those saying plans for the raids were already in the works. >> given the emotions of the country right now, in hindsight, do you ...

Workers and not employers were targeted during this past week's massive i.c.e. raids at seven mississippi food processing plants. this as immigration remains in the forefront leading into the 2020 presidential election. joining us now axios white house reporter. obviously the department of homeland security is taking some heat for scheduling these raids during the aftermath of the shootings in el paso and dayton. hispanics apparently feeling they are especially under siege after the el paso attacks that was addressed. i want to play that now. >> to be clear with domestic terrorism, it is our r...

One, because it leaks out that it's going to happen. two, if there's a natural disaster, we've seen them cancel all enforcement operations in hurricane areas, if there's a hurricane headed toward a particular area where they have raids planned. it is very easy for them to pull back and do this at another time or to do it on a smaller scale. workplace raids had really come to a halt under the obama administration because they really create mass chaos, something that this administration has been known quite a lot more for and its immigration policy. and in terms of the justice department, what w...