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Trump administration sues Colorado and Denver for allegedly interfering in immigration enforcement

Immigration and Customs Enforcement · United States

Trump administration sues Colorado and Denver for allegedly interfering in immigration enforcement

43% Center coverage: 56 sources

The Department of Justice sued Colorado and Denver on Friday for allegedly interfering with federal efforts to enforce immigration laws, the latest attempt by the Trump administration to crack down on what some call sanctuary cities and policies. The lawsuit claims the state and its most populous city, Denver, have passed “sanctuary laws” violating the Supremacy Clause of the U.S. Constitution.See the Story

US gives initial approval for $3.5 billion missile sale to Saudi Arabia before Trump's planned visit

US Foreign Policy · United States

US gives initial approval for $3.5 billion missile sale to Saudi Arabia before Trump's planned visit

68% Center coverage: 51 sources

The United States has given initial approval to sell $3.5 billion worth of air-to-air missiles for Saudi Arabia’s fighter jets, the latest proposed arms deal for the region ahead of President Donald Trump ‘s planned trip to the region later this month. The sale, announced early Saturday, likely will be one of several heralded by Trump on his visit to the kingdom. Saudi Arabia has already said it wants to invest $600 billion in the United States over the next four years, likely as a way to woo Trump to again pick the kingdom for his first formal trip as president. See the Story

NYPD shared a Palestinian protester's info with ICE. Now it's evidence in her deportation case

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NYPD shared a Palestinian protester's info with ICE. Now it's evidence in her deportation case

46% Center coverage: 35 sources

New York City’s police department provided federal immigration authorities with an internal record about a Palestinian woman who they arrested at a protest, which the Trump administration is now using as evidence in its bid to deport her, according to court documents obtained by The Associated Press. The report — shared by the NYPD in March — includes a summary of information in the department’s files about Leqaa Kordia, a New Jersey resident who was arrested at a protest outside Columbia University last spring. It lists her home address, date of birth and an officer’s two-sentence account of the arrest.See the Story

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2 women shot on campus of small technical college near Los Angeles

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US court rules ex-Abercrombie CEO unfit for trial

US Crime · United States

US court rules ex-Abercrombie CEO unfit for trial

48% Center coverage: 25 sources

Costa Rica looks to El Salvador in announcing new prison and tough-on-crime reforms

Costa Rica looks to El Salvador in announcing new prison and tough-on-crime reforms

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Costa Rica looks to El Salvador in announcing new prison and tough-on-crime reforms

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Costa Rican President Rodrigo Chaves took another step in his shift toward a tough-on-crime stance, announcing plans to build a new prison in the Central American nation modeled on the maximum security gang prison in El Salvador. With the announcement Friday during a visit to the Reforma prison, Chaves was channeling El Salvador President Nayib Bukele who he recognized last year with Costa Rica’s highest diplomatic honor for his decimation of that country’s gangs.See the Story

Romania set to vote in critical presidential rerun with a MAGA-style nationalist in the forefront

Romania set to vote in critical presidential rerun with a MAGA-style nationalist in the forefront

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Romania set to vote in critical presidential rerun with a MAGA-style nationalist in the forefront

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As Romanians vote Sunday in one of the European Union member’s most important elections in decades, MAGA-style hard-right nationalist George Simion says it’s his duty to restore democracy and the will of the people after the previous vote was annulled. Romania’s political landscape was upended last year when a top court voided the previous election after the far-right outsider Calin Georgescu topped first-round polls. The decision followed allegations of electoral violations and a Russian campaign promoting Georgescu, who is now under investigation and barred from Sunday’s redo. Moscow has denied it meddled.See the Story

AmeriCorps cuts leave people who serve and community organizations scrambling for alternatives

AmeriCorps cuts leave people who serve and community organizations scrambling for alternatives

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AmeriCorps cuts leave people who serve and community organizations scrambling for alternatives

61% Center coverage: 54 sources

Last month, President Donald Trump ’s cost-cutting Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, gutted AmeriCorps, a 30-year-old federal agency that dispatches 200,000 volunteers and hundreds of millions of dollars. For Mosaic in Action, that meant a 10-person team it was counting on would not arrive a few days later as planned, entailing a loss of nearly 2,000 hours of service that had been committed to help 11 homeowners.See the Story

Iranian students at the University of Alabama say immigration crackdown echoes repression at home

Iranian students at the University of Alabama say immigration crackdown echoes repression at home

US Immigration · Alabama

Iranian students at the University of Alabama say immigration crackdown echoes repression at home

48% Center coverage: 55 sources

Details about Doroudi’s detention spread through the small Iranian community in Tuscaloosa, where Bajgani and Doroudi are doctoral students. Other Iranian students say they have been informally advised by faculty to “lay low” and “be invisible” — instilling fear among a once vibrant cohort. Doroudi is among students across the U.S. who have been detained in recent weeks as part of President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown. Bajgani said the couple does not know why Doroudi faces deportation and that Trump’s recent visit to the school made her feel like the university was “ignorant of our crisis.”See the Story

Groups fear Israeli proposal for controlling aid in Gaza will forcibly displace people

Groups fear Israeli proposal for controlling aid in Gaza will forcibly displace people

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Groups fear Israeli proposal for controlling aid in Gaza will forcibly displace people

45% Center coverage: 63 sources

Israel has blocked aid from entering Gaza for two months and says it won’t allow food, fuel, water or medicine into the besieged territory until it puts in place a system giving it control over the distribution. But officials from the U.N. and aid groups say proposals Israel has floated to use its military to distribute vital supplies are untenable. These officials say they would allow military and political objectives to impede humanitarian goals, put restrictions on who is eligible to give and receive aid, and could force large numbers of Palestinians to move — which would violate international law.See the Story

2 women shot on campus of small technical college near Los Angeles

2 women shot on campus of small technical college near Los Angeles

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As Trump pares back ocean protections, California weighs expanding them

Donald Trump · California

As Trump pares back ocean protections, California weighs expanding them

50% Left coverage: 30 sources

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