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Arlington’s $50K ICE Fund Covers Just 25 of 1,328+ Detainees DHS Says, “You Can’t Make This Up”

Arlington County approved a $50,000 grant to help families affected by ICE detention or deportation, with aid capped at about 25 to 30 households. The vote came days after DHS said a two-week enforcement operation in Virginia and Maryland led to 1,328 arrests and drew a sharp federal response.

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79 Missing Ohio Children Found in Biggest-Ever Recovery Operation, Girl Found Hidden in Crawlspace Since 2024

Federal, state and local agencies said 79 reported missing and endangered children were located in Ohio during Operation Meridian, the largest recovery effort of its kind in the state. One 13-year-old girl who had been missing since July 2024 was found concealed in a basement crawlspace in Lockbourne.

Arlington’s $50K ICE Fund Covers Just 25 of 1,328+ Detainees DHS Says, “You Can’t Make This Up”

Arlington County approved a $50,000 grant to help families affected by ICE detention or deportation, with aid capped at about 25 to 30 households. The vote came days after DHS said a two-week enforcement operation in Virginia and Maryland led to 1,328 arrests and drew a sharp federal response.

Judge Calls the IRS’s Legal Argument “Weak Sauce”. Critics Call It an “Embarrassment”

A federal appeals court sharply criticized the IRS’s legal defense in a case over sharing taxpayer address data with ICE, using the phrase “weak sauce” in a ruling that has since drawn criticism from some legal commentators. The dispute centers on whether tens of thousands of address disclosures violated federal tax-privacy law.

Trump’s Agriculture Secretary Calls the 4-Day Workweek “Un-Biblical”

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins used a Fox News appearance on March 22, 2026, to reject the idea of a four-day workweek, calling long-running work expectations part of a biblical foundation and the American Dream. The remarks quickly widened a labor and politics debate that extends well beyond agriculture.

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President Donald Trump said Iran's role in disrupting oil flows is damaging him politically ahead of the midterms, then publicly suggested renaming the Strait of Hormuz after himself. The remarks came as conflict-linked energy shocks continue to shape U.S. political and economic debate.

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Chicago’s 2025 ICE Raids Drained $1.26 Billion in Lost Retail, Restaurant and Sales-Tax Revenue

A new University of Illinois Chicago report says immigration enforcement fears that spread after January 2025 reduced shopping and dining trips across Cook County. Researchers estimate the shift drained $1.26 billion from retail and restaurant sales and cut Illinois sales-tax revenue by about $107 million.

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79 Missing Ohio Children Found in Biggest-Ever Recovery Operation, Girl Found Hidden in Crawlspace Since 2024

Federal, state and local agencies said 79 reported missing and endangered children were located in Ohio during Operation Meridian, the largest recovery effort of its kind in the state. One 13-year-old girl who had been missing since July 2024 was found concealed in a basement crawlspace in Lockbourne.

Arlington’s $50K ICE Fund Covers Just 25 of 1,328+ Detainees DHS Says, “You Can’t Make This Up”

Arlington County approved a $50,000 grant to help families affected by ICE detention or deportation, with aid capped at about 25 to 30 households. The vote came days after DHS said a two-week enforcement operation in Virginia and Maryland led to 1,328 arrests and drew a sharp federal response.

Judge Calls the IRS’s Legal Argument “Weak Sauce”. Critics Call It an “Embarrassment”

A federal appeals court sharply criticized the IRS’s legal defense in a case over sharing taxpayer address data with ICE, using the phrase “weak sauce” in a ruling that has since drawn criticism from some legal commentators. The dispute centers on whether tens of thousands of address disclosures violated federal tax-privacy law.

Trump’s Agriculture Secretary Calls the 4-Day Workweek “Un-Biblical”

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins used a Fox News appearance on March 22, 2026, to reject the idea of a four-day workweek, calling long-running work expectations part of a biblical foundation and the American Dream. The remarks quickly widened a labor and politics debate that extends well beyond agriculture.

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President Donald Trump said Iran's role in disrupting oil flows is damaging him politically ahead of the midterms, then publicly suggested renaming the Strait of Hormuz after himself. The remarks came as conflict-linked energy shocks continue to shape U.S. political and economic debate.

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A new University of Illinois Chicago report says immigration enforcement fears that spread after January 2025 reduced shopping and dining trips across Cook County. Researchers estimate the shift drained $1.26 billion from retail and restaurant sales and cut Illinois sales-tax revenue by about $107 million.

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79 Missing Ohio Children Found in Biggest-Ever Recovery Operation, Girl Found Hidden in Crawlspace Since 2024

Federal, state and local agencies said 79 reported missing and endangered children were located in Ohio during Operation Meridian, the largest recovery effort of its kind in the state. One 13-year-old girl who had been missing since July 2024 was found concealed in a basement crawlspace in Lockbourne.

Arlington’s $50K ICE Fund Covers Just 25 of 1,328+ Detainees DHS Says, “You Can’t Make This Up”

Arlington County approved a $50,000 grant to help families affected by ICE detention or deportation, with aid capped at about 25 to 30 households. The vote came days after DHS said a two-week enforcement operation in Virginia and Maryland led to 1,328 arrests and drew a sharp federal response.

Judge Calls the IRS’s Legal Argument “Weak Sauce”. Critics Call It an “Embarrassment”

A federal appeals court sharply criticized the IRS’s legal defense in a case over sharing taxpayer address data with ICE, using the phrase “weak sauce” in a ruling that has since drawn criticism from some legal commentators. The dispute centers on whether tens of thousands of address disclosures violated federal tax-privacy law.