Federal judge orders release of 16 migrants detained in Idaho raid, citing due process violations

The FBI has maintained restrictions on its agents from working with the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) since 2008, based on evidence linking the group to Hamas, according to a report from the Justice Department's Office of Inspector General. This longstanding policy reflects concerns over CAIR's associations and activities.

Former FBI Director James Comey has requested a federal judge to dismiss his case without a trial, citing 'fundamental errors' in the grand jury process that led to his indictment. His legal team argues that these errors include procedural missteps and alleged government misconduct, which they claim undermine the integrity of the indictment.

A federal court has ruled that the IRS acted unlawfully by sharing taxpayer information with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). This decision emphasizes the importance of protecting taxpayer privacy and halts the data-sharing agreement between the two agencies.

The FBI has concluded that Thomas Crooks acted alone in the shooting incident involving former President Donald Trump, following an extensive global investigation. Officials, including Patel and Bongino, provided details to ensure transparency amidst various theories surrounding the case, which they have since debunked.

A federal judge ruled that the IRS likely violated the law by agreeing to share confidential taxpayer information with ICE. The judge has ordered a halt to this practice, emphasizing the importance of taxpayer privacy.

Immigrants are increasingly falling victim to scammers posing as immigration lawyers, offering no actual legal services. This trend has raised concerns about the safety and well-being of vulnerable migrants seeking assistance in navigating complex immigration processes, as reported by NBC News’ Zinhle Essamuah.

The FBI accessed a private Signal group chat of immigration rights activists in New York City, who were organizing 'courtwatch' efforts to monitor public hearings at federal immigration courts. Documents reveal that the agency spied on conversations among volunteers coordinating these activities, raising concerns about government surveillance of immigrant advocacy groups.

A federal judge has ruled that police in the nation's capital illegally seized a gun from a man they stopped outside a laundromat. The judge criticized federal prosecutors for relying on the testimony of an officer whose credibility has been questioned, raising concerns about the integrity of the legal process.