Law and order

USCIS, under the auspices of the Department of Homeland Security, announced a new program will roll out next week that will require illegal aliens to register; failure to do so can result in fines up to $5,000 and six months in prison.
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New York City is opening a 2,200 capacity, male-only illegal alien shelter in a Bronx neighborhood, angering local residents who fear a spike in crime.
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An internal memo shows that the Trump administration and ICE are going to start tracking down hundreds of thousands of children who entered the country illegally, except those who were trafficked or otherwise exploited.
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Ohio prosecutors have been accused of engaging in a cover-up leading to the conviction of a police officer for murder in an officer-involved shooting.
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A McDonald's in NYC requiring photo ID in order to enter the restaurant.
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The US Marshals Service says it has "no idea" how much cryptocurrency it currently holds among seized assets.
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Sheriff Christina Corpus was rebuked by the San Francisco Police Officers Association’s President after she RSVP’d to a union event celebrating 50 years of women on the force.
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Judge temporarily blocks firing of 11 CIA employees.
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Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd and Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri were appointed to Florida's State Immigration Enforcement Council by the president of the Florida state senate.
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HUD Secretary Scott Turner announced an internal task force will be formed to supplement federal government's DOGE, which has already recovered $1.9 billion. The task force has already recovered an additional $260 million.
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The New York governor is threatening to deploy the National Guard to prisons if officers do not stop their "illegal" strike.
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Professional first responders in the Cincinnati Police and Fire Departments are striking back against the city's "community responder" program which assigns civilians to respond to "non-emergency" calls to 311, 911.
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Police Chief Dennis W. Minnich Sr., a 38-year veteran law enforcement officer has taken leave pending a full investigation of the West Boylston Town Administrator after he allegedly ordered clandestine photos taken in off-limits areas of the Police Station and demanded the removal of two "Trump flags."
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Scanlon announced the Honoring Our Fallen Heroes Act this morning at the 12th annual “Breakfast on the Hill” hosted by the Firefighter’s Association State of Pennsylvania.
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In the beleaguered, crime-stricken city of Oakland, community organizers are now seeking to resurrect a proposal to create a University Police Department that can help patrol surrounding neighborhoods.
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