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Democratic senators ask Trump administration for details on money from Venezuelan oil sales (opens the original)
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A group of Democratic senators has asked the Donald Trump administration to provide details on the status of money from Venezuelan oil sales that is reportedly being held in a Treasury-controlled account, according to a letter obtained Thursday by The Washington Post. The matter dates back to last January, when the president signed an order to deposit funds into Treasury accounts in the name of the Venezuelan government or entities of the South American country, such as its central bank or state
700 threatening calls and a family plan for home intrusions: US judges face growing intimidation (opens the original)
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An anonymous caller alerted police one night last May to reports of gunfire inside the home of Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett. But when officers arrived at the residence in Fairfax, outside Washington, D.C., they found everything in order. The person who contacted authorities was most likely attempting to intimidate Barrett through a tactic known as swatting, in which a false emergency report is used to trigger a major law enforcement response that can spiral into chaos and violence. Ba
Trump persists in pushing fee of over $100,000 for H-1B visas (opens the original)
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The Donald Trump administration is launching a second attempt to set an extremely high fee for H-1B visas for highly skilled foreign professionals. It plans to publish a proposal in the Federal Register on Tuesday to impose a $103,265 charge when applying for the visa, despite a court rejecting a similar plan in June. If approved, the new fee would apply to H-1B visa petitions subject to an annual cap. That program, created by Congress, currently grants up to 65,000 visas of this type to foreign
Challenging Supreme Court, Trump doubles down on efforts to limit birthright citizenship, influence the Fed and impose tariffs (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump is not backing down on three core goals of his administration: in recent weeks he slapped tariffs on dozens of trading partners, launched a new attempt to remove a governor of the Federal Reserve—a move seen as interference in the central bank’s decisions—and signed two executive orders to partially limit birthright citizenship amid his anti-immigrant offensive. Those matters were at the center of three cases that Trump escalated to and lost before the U.S. Supreme Court i
Arrest exposes opaque agreement between Puerto Rico and ICE to share migrants’ information (opens the original)
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On July 10, Inocencia Rodríguez was driving on a street in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico, to take a friend to work. When she reached a security checkpoint at the site, she was stopped by two vehicles from which at least six immigration officers got out and took her into custody, even though she produced a document proving an ongoing process to regularize her immigration status. “I feel it’s unfair because I’m doing things right and they know it; I have complied with every order they gave me. It was very
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