Immigration - Page 449

June 23

Hospitals in sanctuary cities could be most vulnerable to Iran terror attacks, warns expert

Following reports that the Biden admin released 729 Iranian illegal immigrants into the country, experts are warning that sanctuary jurisdictions may be the most vulnerable targets for retaliation attacks.

June 23

Supreme Court allows Trump's third-country deportations, in major test for president

Trump officials say the federal judges are acting unlawfully to block the president's actions on immigration.

June 23

Florida AG asks Supreme Court to allow him to continue enforcing controversial immigration law

The Florida law in question would make it a crime for undocumented migrants to enter the state if they had previously been deported or denied entry.

June 23

Top GOP senator gets inside look at ICE's dangerous mission as agents battle surge in assaults

Sen. Blackburn rides along with ICE in Tennessee, proposes anti-doxing legislation as Nashville becomes immigration flash point with Mayor O'Connell under investigation by GOP lawmakers.

June 23

Venezuelan gang suspect in US illegally allegedly attempts to murder federal agent during arrest

An illegal immigrant and suspected member of Venezuelan gang charged with attempted murder after allegedly placing federal agent in chokehold during traffic stop, facing 20 years in prison.

June 23

Ex-ICE chief warns Biden's border crisis likely fueled Iranian sleeper threat in US

Former acting ICE director warns former President Joe Biden's border crisis may have worsened Iranian sleeper cell threat as DHS issues terrorism bulletin following the U.S. strike on Iranian nuclear sites.

June 23

Sen. Cotton: Americans 'have a right to be concerned' about Iranian sleeper cells

Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., joins 'Fox & Friends' to discuss growing concerns surrounding Iranian sleeper cells in the U.S. and a senior Russian official's comments on the Islamic Republic's effort to acquire nuclear weapons.

June 23

LA riots, years of protests lead Republicans to seek federally criminalizing blocking traffic

Anti-ICE protesters blocking roads prompt Republican senators to propose federal legislation criminalizing traffic obstruction, citing public safety and emergency vehicle concerns.

June 23

More than 1,500 Iranians caught at southern border under Biden administration

Former Acting ICE Director Jonathan Fahey joins 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss how the Biden administration's open border has left the U.S. vulnerable to terrorism as the U.S. braces for possible retaliation from Iran. 

June 23

Americans vulnerable to cyberattacks, lone wolf threats in wake of Iranian airstrikes: former FBI agent

Expert cautions that Iranian-backed terrorists could target US infrastructure through cyberattacks on power grids, with concerns about individuals who crossed the border illegally