Trump Extends Immigration Bans Through March
Immigration activists have called on President-elect Joe Biden to overturn Trump’s policies as soon as he takes office.
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Immigration activists have called on President-elect Joe Biden to overturn Trump’s policies as soon as he takes office.
Carone attracted national headlines after claiming she had witnessed large-scale voter fraud in Detroit. Dominion, though, says she had a one-day contract to “clean glass.”
Nunes, interestingly enough, never actually contested The Washington Post’s version of events.
Marco Puente says he was pepper-sprayed and arrested for filming a potentially racially-charged traffic stop–of his own son.
The wide-ranging set of bills impact everything from the availability of juvenile records to drug offender’s eligibility for federal benefits.
Rep. Gohmert is trying to force Pence to exercise an uncertain authority to overturn electoral votes.
In a bizarre statement before the Senate, McConnell suggested the income-capped stimulus checks would only benefit “Democrats’ rich friends.”
President Donald Trump is foisting yet another election lawsuit onto the United States Supreme Court. According to The Wisconsin State Journal, the Trump campaign is contesting a dismissal of an elections lawsuit filed with the Badger State’s Supreme Court. In their complaint, the campaign claimed that Wisconsin ignored its own voting procedures in several counties.
One inmate told his attorneys that he’d gotten so hungry in St. Francois County Jail that he was reduced to eating toothpaste wrapped in toilet paper.
The lawsuit suggests that William Clark–who is biracial–was singled out for privilege checks because of his White appearance.