Tear gas in Paris. Fires in Lyon. Projectiles in Strasbourg and Rennes. More than 6,100 arrests, most of them children. That was Tuesday in France, the worst day yet in a school protest movement that began in September and has curdled into something uglier. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu called it the school system’s “heaviest toll
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Tom Homan didn’t say much on “The Sunday Briefing.” What he did say was enough. Asked point-blank about Ilhan Omar, the White House border czar confirmed there’s an active criminal investigation. He
Something is happening in America that hasn’t happened since the 1930s. And almost nobody is talking about it the right way. The illegal immigrant population has dropped by roughly 2.3 million people
Two rulings, one morning, the same direction. The Supreme Court gave President Trump a pair of immigration wins Thursday, and both came down to a single question the administration has been chasing
He came back four times. Bairon Hernandez, 34, a Honduran national with at least 15 arrests on his record — aggravated assault, weapons possession, domestic violence, drug charges, obstruction — was deported
