President says enforcement was appropriate but proposes temporary entry for skilled foreign workers to teach U.S. employees in advanced industries after arrests of hundreds at Georgia battery plant
After the arrest of hundreds of mostly South Korean workers at an under‑construction Georgia plant, the former president says the U.S. should allow skilled foreign workers to stay briefly to train American labor.
Ryan Wesley Routh pleads not guilty and will represent himself as a federal jury is seated in Fort Pierce amid renewed scrutiny of Secret Service protection
Louisiana Republican drew criticism after a floor speech that mixed hyperbole and food-safety concerns amid recent shrimp recalls
President signals readiness to deploy federal agents and National Guard to confront crime in two Democratic-run cities as state and local leaders vow resistance
Survey finds 67% oppose proposed Caesars Palace Times Square project; community advisory committee could vote this month
Eden Collinsworth’s new book traces the life of the first woman to run for U.S. president — a self-described clairvoyant, entrepreneur and suffragist whose campaign and legal battles were largely forgotten
U.S. District Judge Edward Chen rules revocations of Temporary Protected Status and parole were arbitrary and exceeded authority; government plans to appeal
Department of Homeland Security tells immigration court the MS-13 designation bars reopening of a 2019 case as Abrego Garcia seeks asylum after a wrongful deportation