Detained immigrants at the ICE facility continued their hunger strike with supporters gathering outside chanting solidarity slogans.
Year: 2026
Alabama Map Blocked by Court for Intentional Racial Gerrymandering of Black Voters
A three-judge federal panel blocked Alabama’s congressional map after finding it was intentionally drawn to dilute Black voting power.
Khurshidali Saiyed Petitions Supreme Court in Criminal Case Appeal
A criminal case originating in Gujarat was brought before the Supreme Court through a special leave petition challenging lower court proceedings.
Trump Administration Launches Mass Immigration Hearings to Speed Deportation Orders
The DOJ and DHS coordinated mass hearing processes allowing immigration judges to handle larger caseloads simultaneously to issue removal orders faster.
ICE Granted Authority to Detain Legally-Arrived Refugees Without Green Cards Under New Memo
A government memo obtained by CBS News revealed ICE was authorized to detain refugees who entered lawfully but had not yet obtained permanent residency.
Swedish Man Who Licensed Pablo Escobar Rights Pleads Guilty to Fraud and Money Laundering
A Swedish national admitted in US federal court to six criminal counts related to fraudulent commercial exploitation of the late drug lord’s name and image.
FBI Arrests Fugitive Salman Haji Following Deportation From Nairobi Kenya
The FBI’s Seattle field office took violent crime fugitive Salman Haji into custody after he was deported from Kenya as part of an international operation.
Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh Leader Attacked in Karnataka Political Violence Case
A political violence incident in Karnataka led to a criminal case being registered against perpetrators in what authorities called a targeted attack.
Khurshidali Munavarali Saiyed vs State of Gujarat SLP Taken Up at Supreme Court
A criminal special leave petition involving a Gujarat resident was listed before the Supreme Court for hearing and consideration.
More Than a Dozen Foreigners Convicted of Sabotage in Ukraine as Part of Russian Campaign
Ukrainian courts handed down sabotage convictions against foreign nationals authorities said were recruited and directed by Russian intelligence agencies.