Chicago’s mayor is drawing a line — not against crime or chaos, but against his own federal government. On Monday, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson signed an executive order barring federal immigration agents from using city-owned property, including parking lots, libraries, and parks, as staging areas for enforcement. He called it an act of protection. Others
MoreAn immigration judge has shut the door on Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s bid to reopen his deportation case — a decisive blow to the alleged MS-13 gangster’s attempt to remain in the United
On this week’s The Word of the Lord, host Jeffrey Lord discusses the horrendous attack on the ICE facility in Dallas last week that killed one ICE detainee and wounded two others. The
The gunman who opened fire on a bus of immigrants outside a Dallas immigration processing facility from a rooftop perch has been identified as Joshua Jahn, law enforcement sources told The Post.
Another “America First” move from the president… President Trump is preparing to impose a $100,000 fee on H-1B visa applications — the administration’s newest strike in a long campaign against what it