More: He was martyred after being severely beaten all over his body by settlers," the ministry added.

Mr Musalat's family, who urged the US to open an investigation, said they were "devastated" by his death and that he was "protecting his family's land from settlers who were attempting to steal it".

According to the family, settlers blocked an ambulance and paramedics from reaching Mr Musalat as he lay injured, and he died before arriving at hospital.

Not according to the Supreme Court it seems.

More: "As required by the Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution, Defendants shall be enjoined from conducting detentive stops in this District unless the agent or officer has reasonable suspicion that the person to be stopped is within the United States in violation of U.S. immigration law," U.S. District Judge Maame Ewusi-Mensah Frimpong wrote in her ruling.

The judge determined that federal agents cannot "rely solely" on certain factors when considering whether to make a "detentive stop," including the "apparent race or ethnicity" of the person in question, whether they are "speaking Spanish or speaking English with an accent," and their "presence at a particular location (e.g. bus stop, car wash, tow yard, day laborer pick up site, agricultural site, etc.)."

Pretty funny how quickly and willingly Repubs have bent over and spread their cheeks wide while Trump financially screws them repeatedly with no lube.

It would probably be easier to list all the things Americans buy that don't use copper these days than those that do. We import 50% or the copper we use. Electricity bills will skyrocket.

And apparently also not a snitch. Which is probably also why she's still alive.

Things like this make clear Republicans' disdain for active duty military members and vets.

Just another blatant plan to siphon off Democrat leaning votes in 2026. Just like RFK and Cornell West's fake parties last election.

I'm not anti 3rd party but this obvious con job is obvious.

You get what you vote for.

More: "What are you talking about?" he said, prompting the reporter to repeat herself. "They're going to be tariffs. The tariffs are going to be the tariffs. I think we'll have most countries done by July 9, either a letter or a deal."

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick then swooped in to clarify: "Tariffs go into effect Aug. 1, but the president is setting the rates and the deals right now."

More: Based on the research firm's original projections, the U.S. economy was expected to gain $16.3 billion in revenue, according to an analysis by Forbes. Instead, the total deficit may be as high as $28.8 billion.

"This is a wake-up call for the U.S. government," Julia Simpson, president and CEO of WTTC, said in a statement in May. "While other nations are rolling out the welcome mat, the U.S. government is putting up the closed' sign."

The projected decline is driven by an estimated 20 percent drop in Canadian visitors through 2025, who spent $20.5 billion and made up almost a quarter of foreign tourists who came to the U.S. last year.

Will they be feeding immigrants to lions before or after the gladiator fights?

So not for any good reason just to make surveillance easier.

Good riddance.

If they can strip citizenship from any American then they can take it from you.

You heard it, boaz wants this man to be given a full pardon.

More: In what experts described as a highly unusual arrangement, the nonprofit routed funds to a personal company of Noem's that had recently been established in Delaware. The payment totaled $80,000 that year, a significant boost to her roughly $130,000 government salary. Since the nonprofit is a so-called dark money group " one that's not required to disclose the names of its donors " the original source of the money remains unknown.

Noem then failed to disclose the $80,000 payment to the public. After President Donald Trump selected Noem to be his secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, she had to release a detailed accounting of her assets and sources of income from 2023 on. She did not include the income from the dark money group on her disclosure form, which experts called a likely violation of federal ethics requirements.

What if they hate their lives?

They have an off switch.

Killing off vulnerable people's family members will surely bring in the votes! /s

They aspire to reach that level of corruption just look at how they acted with PPP loans.

So glad they're paying attention to the important things. /s

From the article: "This is what Senator Tillis was outlining to his colleagues," he elaborated. "You know, states like West Virginia, $6.2 billion, Missouri $6.1 billion. But then you look at North Carolina and we're looking at almost $40 billion forfeited over the next decade and it's striking to see a comment like this on the flier."

Tillis will get his ass handed to him if NC loses $40 billion. He barely won in 2020 with 48.69% of the vote.

More: Some wear balaclavas. Some wear neck gators, sunglasses and hats. Some wear masks and casual clothes.

Across the country, armed federal immigration officers have increasingly hidden their identities while carrying out immigration raids, arresting protesters and roughing up prominent Democratic critics.

It's a trend that has sparked alarm among civil rights and law enforcement experts alike.

Mike German, a former FBI agent, said officers' widespread use of masks was unprecedented in US law enforcement and a sign of a rapidly eroding democracy. "Masking symbolizes the drift of law enforcement away from democratic controls," he said.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has insisted masks are necessary to protect officers' privacy, arguing, without providing evidence, that there has been an uptick in violence against agents.

But, German argued, the longterm consequences could be severe. The practice could erode trust in the US law enforcement agencies: "When it's hard to tell who a masked individual is working for, it's hard to accept that that is a legitimate use of authority," he noted.

Isn't it always just something he made up?

He'd have to attend a briefing to be told something.