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A Charlotte repeat offender who had been released twice this year is now jailed without bond after allegedly stalking and stabbing a man on a city bus in a near-fatal attack.
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A New York City cab driver accused of sexually assaulting two female passengers months apart is still on the road after DA Alvin Bragg’s office let him plead to a minor violation and released him.
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Earlier in November, the Michigan State Board of Education opted to approve an updated health education curriculum for students as young as 13 years old where they’d be instructed on concepts like “gender ideology” and “sexual orientation,” according to reports. This move by the board was passed by a majority despite hundreds of parents who opposed the measure either in-person or via signed petitions.
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A federal appeals court earlier in November upheld the hate crime convictions of the three men sentenced in the killing of Ahmaud Arbery, a man who was fatally shot back in February of 2020 while being pursued by three individuals by vehicle while he was running through the Satilla Shores neighborhood.
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Democrat Connecticut senators voted to prohibit state and local authorities from meaningfully collaborating with immigration authorities while also limiting their ability to perform their duties at courthouses. When Republican senators sought amendments to allow information sharing regarding illegal aliens who are convicted felons or charged with violent offenses, Democrats shot that down as well.
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According to Mecklenburg Sheriff Garry McFadden, Charlotte is to be targeted by Customs and Border Protection for a crackdown on illegal aliens.
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An 11-year-old being driven to school was shot and killed during a road rage incident on a highway in Henderson, Nevada.
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According to reports, residents within San Francisco have devised a new way to alert locals within the vicinity of when Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents are either in the immediate area or are actively arresting an individual. Anti-ICE advocates in the area have been candid about their new alert system utilizing whistles, effectively admitting the move is a means to obstruct immigration authorities.
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A California father of nine was killed in a suspected road-rage attack after confronting another driver who struck his car, leaving his devastated family pleading for witnesses to come forward.
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A Texas day care worker was sentenced to 10 years in prison after investigators uncovered more than 100 instances of her abusing toddlers on security footage over several months.
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A federal appeals court ruled that the Department of Transportation cannot place restrictions on illegal aliens' obtaining commercial driver's licenses, thus allowing unqualified people to operate 40 ton killing machines on America's highways.
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A staffer from the office of Illinois Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D) lied to ICE officials to gain access to an illegal alien being held in custody.
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Natalia Munoz Paulino is facing 2nd Degree Murder charges after her nine-month old son died after ingesting methamphetamine and cocaine; he was also found with eggshells and feathers in his stomach
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Local ICE policy changes are forcing Jenkintown police to clarify their role in immigration enforcement, sparking concerns from immigrant rights advocates. Critics say the new rules could still allow police to assist ICE without judicial warrants, prompting calls for revisions to ensure community trust.
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Attorney Stephen Geday shares how his faith and conscience have guided him from prosecuting criminals to rescuing victims and shaping lives through law. On the Sheepdog and Shepherd podcast, he reveals the courage, quiet confidence, and moral compass that drive his pursuit of justice and protection of the vulnerable.
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