Within minutes, Long killed 11 patrons and a sheriff’s sergeant who confronted him before he retreated into an office at the bar and shot himself to death. Keep Reading
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The asylum rule says that aliens who unlawfully cross the border or falsely claim asylum because of fear or persecution from their home countries will not be admitted. Keep Reading
Between January 2005 and July 2010, Alahmedalabdaloklah designed, made and supplied components for IEDs for members and associates of the 1920 Revolution Brigades. Keep Reading
William Vogel, a federal coordinating officer for the Federal Emergency Management Agency, was given the top award, the Exceptional Service gold medal. Keep Reading
Picture this: You are dispatched to a motor-vehicle collision with pedestrians struck at 10:20 p.m. on a Friday evening in the heart of the thriving downtown area. Keep Reading
Chief Benjamine Huffman said it will gradually help more accurately determine the traffic that flows through the U.S. border with Mexico. Keep Reading
The initial investigation into Buendia-Chavarria led law enforcement officials to a larger case involving Corso’s Flower and Garden Center, which culminated in June this year with raids. Keep Reading
Funding for the southern border wall in the FY2019 Homeland Security Appropriations bill will hang over the upcoming Congress as will impeachment pressure. Keep Reading
Democrats quickly demanded that Whitaker, former U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Iowa, recuse himself from overseeing Robert Mueller's Russia campaign influence probe. Keep Reading
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According to a quarterly report to Congress, ISIS has continued to move underground and solidify as an insurgency in Iraq and Syria. Keep Reading
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Harrell is a senior fellow at The George Washington University Center for Cyber & Homeland Security, where he provides insight and analysis. Keep Reading
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The new facility will allow CBP officers to conduct up to 10 interviews simultaneously every hour, improving efficiency and doubling the number of applicants processed. Keep Reading
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