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FEMA workers who sounded alarm over nation's disaster preparedness reinstated after 8 months

Fourteen FEMA employees who signed a public letter criticizing the nation's disaster preparedness have been reinstated after eight months on paid leave

The Independent UK

Fired Border Commander Greg Bovino Attacks Trump Administration over Deportations: "They Lack Fortitude"

Former Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino is accusing President Donald Trump's advisers of losing their nerve on mass deportations, sharpening an internal fight inside the MAGA movement over how far the administration should go after months of backlash to aggressive immigration raids.

Latin Times

DHS Eyes $7.5M 'Smart Glasses' For Immigration Agents That Can Identify People in Real-Time

The US Department of Homeland Security plans to invest $7.5 million in smart glasses for immigration enforcement, sparking privacy concerns over technology's role in quiet enforcement tactics.

International Business Times UK

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Supreme Court to hear oral arguments over deportation protections

The future of the legal status for hundreds of thousands of immigrants in the U.S. will face a test at Supreme Court oral arguments Wednesday, as the Trump administration seeks to unilaterally strip deportation protections from migrants in the face of some congressional opposition. The cases set for arguments Wednesday…

Roll Call

NICE Agents? Trump Confirms Plan to Rename ICE While Moving Forward with Record Breaking US Deportation

President Trump proposes renaming ICE to NICE, amidst record deportations and political controversy. The rebrand aims to soften the agency's image during a contentious period in its history.

International Business Times UK

Mullin Says DHS Emergency Funds May Be Gone by Early May as Shutdown Drags On

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin warned Tuesday that the Department of Homeland Security is running out of options to keep paying workers during the partial government shutdown, saying emergency funds used to cover payroll could be exhausted by early May.

Latin Times

Government Shutdown Fears Grow as Trump Administration Warns TSA Workers Pay May Soon Dry Up

The US government shutdown threatens TSA operations, risking unpaid work for essential staff and potential travel chaos at major airports if funding isn't secured.

International Business Times UK

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Long lines at airports could return as DHS warns it will run out of money to pay security staff within weeks

‘That money is dried up,’ newly instated DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin told Fox & Friends

The Independent UK

Navy veteran charged in series of Atlanta-area shootings dies in jail

Authorities say a man charged in a string of shootings near Atlanta that left three people dead has died in jail

The Independent UK

Big tech loves this arrangement: Congressman Riley writes to DHS for ending OPT; claims 450,000 jobs 'stolen' from Americans

GOP Congressman Riley M Moore has written to new DHS secretary Markwayne Mullin to end OPT, STEM-OPT and CPT programs to save jobs for American graduates. He is not the first one to raise the demand amid the ongoing H-1B controversy but he detailed how these programs that allow foreign…

The Times of India

Third victim dies after being shot at grocery store in ‘random’ attack sparked by ‘argument over A/C’

One of the other the victims was an auditor for the Department of Homeland Security who was walking her dog near the suspect’s home

The Independent UK

Roommates of man accused of killing 2 say a dispute preceded the Atlanta-area attacks

Authorities have charged Olaolukitan Adon Abel with killing two people and injuring another in the Atlanta area

The Independent UK

New DHS Chief Reveals Each Deportation Costs U.S. Over $18,000: 'We're Not Slowing Down'

According to DHS more than 675,000 people were deported during the president's first year back in office, while approximately 2.2 million left the country voluntarily

Latin Times

Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons Resigns Hours After Heated Congressional Hearing But He Isn't Leaving Just Yet

Freshly-minted DHS chief Markwayne Mullin praised Lyons as "a great leader of ICE" and credited him with advancing enforcement priorities and increasing removals

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International Business Times UK

Two Reasons Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons Will Step Down By May 31: 'Thanks To Him, American Communities Are Safer'

Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons will resign by 31 May after stress-related hospitalisations and a desire to spend more time with his sons.

International Business Times

Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons Announces Resignation

Acting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Director Todd Lyons announced he will resign from his position.

The Guardian - US

Senate passes short-term extension of surveillance law – as it happened

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Axios

Trump ditches deportation showmanship

The messaging and optics may be changing, but ICE deported more than 400,000 last year.

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The Guardian - US

Acting ICE director Todd Lyons will step down at the end of May, says DHS

Lyons, who led agency since March 2025, to resign after turbulent year carrying out Trump’s immigration agenda

Axios

Acting ICE director Todd Lyons to leave agency

Lyons has defended ICE's conduct as the agency faces scrutiny over President Trump's mass deportation drive.

The Independent UK

Noem’s replacement draws outrage over ‘racist’ remark that the U.S. should have the ‘right kind of immigrants’

Department of Homeland Security said Markwayne Mullin was referring to ‘legal’ immigrants when talking about ‘the right kind of immigrants’

Latin Times

New DHS Chief Doubles Down on Mass Deportations, Says 'We Only Want the Right Kind of Immigrants'

Mullin added that the administration is "not slowing down" and is continuing to prioritize deportations while encouraging voluntary departures

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Homeland Security reveals it costs $18,225 to deport one person – over 675K have already been deported since Trump took office

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International Business Times UK

Why Are Protesters Throwing Sex Toys at ICE Agents? Inside 'Operation Dildo Blitz'

Anti-immigration protests in the US have turned provocative, with demonstrators using sex toys to mock federal agents and criticise ICE enforcement under Trump's administration.

Evening Standard

British-born man accused of shooting and killing two women in US

Olaolukitan Adon Abel, 26, received US citizenship in 2022.

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