Delaware A.G. Investigating Prison Health Contractor Connections Community for Document Forgery
The attorney general’s investigation is another bad sign for Delaware’s beleaguered prisons.
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President Trump to Unveil Immigration Overhaul on Thursday
Experts don’t believe the plan has much of a chance in Congress.
Owners of Maximum Security Sue Horse Racing Commission to Reinstate Kentucky Derby Win
The horse’s owners want Maximum Security’s victory to be reinstate and the prize money redistributed.
Supreme Court Upholds Antitrust Class Action Against Apple
Controversial Trump appointee joined liberal justices to form a 5-4 majority for the plaintiffs.
House Democrats Advance Legislation and Brainstorm Ideas to Protect Dreamers and Young Migrants
Progressives are trying to work the middle-ground and have cut some of the renewed DREAM Act’s more controversial stipulations.
SPLC Pushes Back Against Trump Administration’s ‘Turnback Policy’ for Asylum-Seekers
The Southern Poverty Law Center says the White House isn’t just manufacturing a border crisis but misinforming the public, too.
Attorneys for ‘El Chapo’ Say Drug Lord Needs A Better Cell
Guzman’s defense attorney claims her client has scarcely seen sunlight in two years.
Utah Woman Says Bus Driver Who Dragged 13-Year Old Boy Down the Street Was Motivated By Racism
Brenda Mayes says Davis School District ignored complaints from several parents before a bus driver nearly killed her son.
SPLC Sues Florida for Unconstitutional Over-Use of Solitary Confinement
The Southern Poverty Law Center claims isolating prisoners deprives of them constitutional rights and important opportunities to help them rejoin society.
Appeals Court: Trump Administration Can Make Asylum-Seekers Wait in Mexico
But some of the court’s judges were more than a little skeptical of the administration’s policy.