Immigrant Advocates: Trump Executive Order Would ‘Replace One Crisis For Another’
20 June 2018 Activists say that the president should get no credit for his order requiring undocumented families to be detained together.
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Are Immigrant Children Separated From Their Families Being Forcibly Sedated?
20 June 2018 A lawsuit filed in April 2018, compiled before a new family separation policy was instituted, alleges that child detainees are injected with drugs against their will.
Does the United States Have a Plan to Reunite Children Separated From Parents at the Border?
19 June 2018 Attorneys, politicians, and journalists all describe a bureaucracy unprepared for the challenges of reuniting large numbers of children forcibly separated from their parents.
The Only LGBTQ Newspaper in the White House Briefing Room Can’t Get Their Questions Answered
15 June 2018 Washington Blade reporter Chris Johnson says White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders routinely ignores him.
Lawsuit Accuses Brexit Backers of Running British Voter Data Through Mississippi in Violation of UK Law
13 June 2018 Arron Banks brought "Cambridge Analytica on steroids" to the United States to hide it from British authorities, lawyer says.
Code Developed By Canadian Firm Hints at Voter ‘Disengagement’ Efforts in United States
13 June 2018 The Trump campaign claimed that it could suppress Clinton votes twelve days before the 2016 election; unsecured files linked to a Canadian company offer insights into how that might be possible.
Ex-White House Staffers: We Were Asked to Reassemble Documents Trump Ripped Up
12 June 2018 "We weren't supposed to tell anybody," one of the former employees said.
Attorney General Sessions Reverses Protections for Asylum Seekers Fleeing Domestic Violence, Gangs
11 June 2018 Immigration lawyers have already vowed to take legal action against Sessions's ruling, which would deny asylum to almost all victims of gang violence and domestic abuse.
Did Donald Trump Tell Justin Trudeau That Canada Burned Down the White House in 1812?
7 June 2018 Three news outlets confirmed that the United States president made the comment to Canada's prime minister during a phone call about trade.
Pizza Delivery Man Apprehended by Border Agents at Brooklyn Military Base
7 June 2018 Pablo Villavicencio arrived at Fort Hamilton to deliver pizza, and wound up in an unspecified detainment center.
Does the President Have an ‘Absolute Right’ to Self-Pardon?
6 June 2018 Neither the Constitution nor hundreds of years of Supreme Court rulings have directly answered the legality of this question.
Supreme Court Decision on Colorado Cake-Maker Case Prompts Split Reaction
5 June 2018 Although some advocacy groups hailed the narrow scope of the high court's ruling, others called it a "dangerous encouragement" to homophobia.
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