TRUMP GANG CRACKDOWN
Hamas aims to keep grip on Gaza security and can't commit to disarm, senior official says
Hamas plans to keep security control in Gaza during an interim phase. A senior official stated the group is ready for a five-year ceasefire to rebuild the devastated territory. Disarmament remains a point of contention, with Hamas seeking guarantees for Palestinian statehood. This stance presents significant challenges to U.S. plans for ending the war and establishing future governance in Gaza.
US military tells Hamas to stop violence against Gaza civilians, disarm 'without delay'
As tensions escalate, the US military's Middle East command calls for an immediate cessation of violence against civilians by Hamas, emphasizing the need for disarmament. Since the ceasefire, Hamas has fortified its presence in Gaza, raising alarms among US CENTCOM leaders, who have voiced their apprehensions to peace mediators.
Hamas launches Gaza crackdown as Trump vows to disarm group
Hamas has intensified its control over Gaza's devastated cities. The group executed individuals accused of collaboration. This comes as US President Donald Trump declared his intention to disarm Hamas. The Israeli military confirmed the return of more hostage remains. A US-brokered truce is in effect, with Hamas security forces patrolling streets and engaging in clashes.
Using helicopters and chemical agents, immigration agents become increasingly aggressive in Chicago
Federal immigration agents are employing increasingly combative tactics in Chicago, including helicopter raids and chemical agents, sparking widespread criticism. Illinois Governor Pritzker condemned these "military-style tactics" as creating a "war zone," while U.S. citizens and children have been among those detained. A suburb is also suing over federal actions, highlighting escalating tensions.
Trump admin launches immigration raids in Chicago
The Trump administration initiated 'Operation Midway Blitz' in Chicago, targeting alleged criminal illegal aliens, sparking conflict with Illinois Governor Pritzker, who accused the administration of fear-mongering. Trump's threats of military intervention and anti-immigrant rhetoric, including controversial social media posts, drew criticism from Senator Durbin and public protests, escalating tensions between the federal government and the city.
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Trump administration launches immigration crackdown in Massachusetts, reports say
The Trump administration has initiated Patriot 2.0, a deportation operation in Massachusetts targeting undocumented immigrants, particularly those with criminal records. DHS criticized Boston's sanctuary policies, alleging they protect dangerous criminals. The operation, expected to last several weeks, focuses on individuals released from local custody despite ICE detainers, raising concerns about federal overreach and local autonomy.
Inside Tren de Aragua: The drug lords Trump has marked while US sinks Caribbean vessel killing 11
The United States is fighting against Tren de Aragua. It is a dangerous drug cartel from Latin America. The US military attacked the cartel's drug boat. The leader of the cartel is Hector Rusthenford Guerrero Flores. He is also known as Nino Guerrero. The US Treasury Department has sanctioned Guerrero and his associates. President Donald Trump ordered the military strike.
Trump says 11 dead in US strike on drug-carrying boat from Venezuela
President Donald Trump said that US forces had attacked a boat carrying drugs to the United States Tuesday, killing 11 "narcoterrorists" from a gang he alleged was controlled by leftist Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro. Trump initially announced at the White House that US forces had "shot out a boat... a drug carrying boat, lots of drugs in that boat" without giving details.
Trump administration plans immigration crackdown in Chicago
The Trump administration is planning a large-scale immigration crackdown in Chicago, potentially utilizing a naval base as a staging area for 200 homeland security officials. This operation, slated for September, has drawn criticism from Chicago's mayor, who views it as a politically motivated attempt to endanger residents.
After DC shock, Trump plots military-style crime crackdowns in 5 more US cities - is yours on the list?
Donald Trump initiated a crime crackdown in Washington, DC. He called it the first step to restore order in American cities. Five more urban areas are in his sight. He mentioned Los Angeles, Baltimore, Oakland, New York, and Chicago. Democratic leaders criticised Trump's action. They said crime rates are already falling.
After Washington DC, Trump targets these five cities to launch militarized crime crackdown. Is yours on the list?
President Trump has deployed National Guard troops to Washington D.C., citing out-of-control crime and homelessness. He aims to "take back" the capital and is considering similar actions in cities like Oakland, Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, and Baltimore. Democrats have criticized the move, accusing Trump of distraction and questioning his authority, while highlighting declining crime rates in some areas.
As Trump moves to tackle crime in US capital, Musk’s Grok AI calls him Washington’s ‘most notorious criminal’: Here’s why
Elon Musk’s AI chatbot Grok has described US President Donald Trump as “the most notorious criminal” in Washington D.C., citing 34 felony convictions for falsifying business records in New York. The remark, later deleted, came after users asked about crime rates in the capital, where official figures show a 26% drop this year. Trump has dismissed those statistics, declaring a “public safety emergency” and ordering federal control of the city’s police force. The exchange is the latest flashpoint in Musk and Trump’s increasingly bitter feud.
Trump to federalize Washington DC? Homeless ordered to ‘move out immediately’
Donald Trump announced a White House press conference to address violent crime in Washington, D.C., claiming it would become one of the safest cities. This follows increased federal law enforcement presence after an attempted carjacking injured a former staffer. Trump threatened federal control if the city doesn't improve, potentially repealing “home rule” and deploying the National Guard.
Teens can now be ICE agents as US drops age cap. Check eligibility criteria, benefits and more
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has eliminated age limits for ICE applicants, now welcoming individuals as young as 18 with no upper age restriction. This move aims to expand hiring amid increased funding and a focus on immigration enforcement. With incentives like signing bonuses and student loan forgiveness, DHS seeks "patriotic Americans" to join ICE's mission.
Alligator Alcatraz: Inside the world’s deadliest prison surrounded by alligators and pythons - you won’t believe it’s real
Donald Trump's administration has inaugurated 'Alligator Alcatraz,' a controversial migrant detention center in Florida's Everglades, naturally guarded by alligators. This facility, modeled after a Salvadoran prison, aims to deter illegal immigration, sparking outrage from environmentalists and Democrats. The site, costing millions annually, can house thousands, raising concerns about human rights and wildlife.
Trump's military move: Was it in response to Los Angeles riots or a long-planned strategy against Democrates and Kamala Harris?
President Trump has deployed military forces to Los Angeles amidst intensifying protests over his immigration policies, signaling potential expansions to other Democrat-led cities. He defended the action, asserting it prevents nationwide unrest and vowed strict enforcement of deportation policies. The deployment, including National Guard and Marines, aims to protect federal facilities, sparking concerns about politically motivated federal crackdowns.
In Trump's immigration crackdown, nightclubs targeted and over 100 'illegal aliens' arrested
US authorities arrested over 100 undocumented migrants in a Colorado nightclub raid, part of President Trump's intensified immigration crackdown targeting gangs like Tren de Aragua and MS-13. The DEA operation, which also seized drugs and weapons, drew praise from Trump, who criticized judges blocking deportations. Rights groups have raised concerns over deportations, including American children and individuals with protected status.
'Will continue to deport these monsters': Trump celebrates Supreme court ruling on deporting drug cartel members
The US Supreme Court allowed President Donald Trump to pursue deportations of alleged Venezuelan gang members using a 1798 law that historically has been employed only in wartime as part of the Republican president's hardline approach to immigration, but with certain limits. Trump celebrated the ruling and hailed the court's verdict, saying "he will continue to deport these monsters".
After 1812 War, WW I & II, US Supreme Court allows Trump to use Alien Enemies Act but with limits; Here's what it means
Donald Trump invoked the Alien Enemies Act, a World War II-era law, to deport individuals linked to the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, claiming an 'invasion'. A federal judge temporarily blocked deportations, pending a hearing. The ACLU sued, citing the imminent risk to Venezuelan men in detention.
MS-13 leader arrested in Virginia: Why is MAGA celebrating this major gang crackdown?
MS-13 leader arrested in Virginia in a major law enforcement operation, marking a significant step in dismantling the notorious gang. The 24-year-old, considered one of the top three MS-13 leaders in the U.S., was captured in Woodbridge. Authorities, including the FBI and ICE, coordinated the effort. This crackdown is part of a larger strategy to combat gang violence and improve community safety. Read how this arrest impacts MS-13’s operations and future law enforcement actions.
Is America really 'at war' with immigrants? Trump's shocking claim
President Donald Trump said the US is "at war" while responding to a question about his invocation of the Alien Enemies Act of 1798. He asserted Biden let "millions" of "criminals" into the US. The Aliens Enemies Act allows the president to order the detention and deportation of natives or citizens of an "enemy" nation without following the usual processes. This is the first time the Alien Enemies Act has been invoked since World War II.
Trump invokes the 18th-century Alien Enemies Act, a wartime law, amid immigration crackdown; judge stalls it hours later
President Donald Trump invoked the Alien Enemies Act of 1798, alleging a Venezuelan gang, Tren de Aragua, was invading the US. A judge temporarily blocked deportations following Trump's order, citing the need to prevent potential harm to those already in custody. The matter has led to legal challenges regarding national security.
Alien Enemies Act: What to know about 1798 law that Trump has invoked for deportations
US President Trump invoked the Alien Enemies Act for the first time since WWII to deport people linked to Venezuela's Tren de Aragua gang. A federal judge immediately halted the deportations, questioning the act's peacetime application against non-state actors as an extraordinary measure.
Is Donald Trump pushing for faster mass deportations of illegal immigrants? ICE director removed amid President’s discontent
Donald Trump is pushing for faster deportations of undocumented immigrants. He has reassigned the acting director of ICE due to frustration with the pace of deportations. Trump has signed multiple executive orders to accelerate deportations and directed federal agencies to identify and remove undocumented migrants swiftly. The next ICE leader will determine the aggression of Trump's immigration crackdown.
US envoy leaves Venezuela with six Americans after meeting Maduro
U.S. envoy Richard Grenell returned with six American citizens after a meeting with Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. Grenell confirmed their release during his visit. Discussions also covered migration and gang deportations. Maduro described the meeting as positive, expressing hope for future agreements and progress, while emphasizing U.S.-Venezuela relations remain complex.
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