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The US Used to Strip Citizenship From 11 People a Year. Trump’s New Quota Wants 100 to 200 a Month

The Trump administration is pressing immigration officials to refer 100 to 200 denaturalization cases a month, a sharp increase from the historical average of about 11 a year. The policy marks one of the broadest modern efforts to revoke U.S. citizenship from naturalized Americans through civil court proceedings.

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ICE Is About to Target Springfield, Ohio. The Same City Trump Once Claimed Was Full of Cat-Eating Haitians

Federal immigration agents are preparing a broader operation tied to the end of Haiti’s Temporary Protected Status, with Springfield, Ohio, identified in recent reporting because of its large Haitian community. The development returns national attention to a city that was thrust into the 2024 campaign by false claims about Haitian residents.

The US Used to Strip Citizenship From 11 People a Year. Trump’s New Quota Wants 100 to 200 a Month

The Trump administration is pressing immigration officials to refer 100 to 200 denaturalization cases a month, a sharp increase from the historical average of about 11 a year. The policy marks one of the broadest modern efforts to revoke U.S. citizenship from naturalized Americans through civil court proceedings.

President Trump once again asked Americans to remember something that never happened

President Donald Trump again urged Americans to “remember” a television outage tied to wind power that fact-checkers say never happened. The latest remark fits a long-running pattern in which Trump uses a vivid but unsupported anecdote to criticize renewable energy.

Level 3 out of 5 severe risk has been issued for parts of the Midwest with hail, winds and isolated tornadoes

Forecasters have placed parts of the Upper Midwest under a Level 3 of 5 severe weather risk as hot, humid air and an approaching disturbance set the stage for large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes. The highest concern centers on Wisconsin and nearby parts of Minnesota and Upper Michigan.

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ICE Is About to Target Springfield, Ohio. The Same City Trump Once Claimed Was Full of Cat-Eating Haitians

Federal immigration agents are preparing a broader operation tied to the end of Haiti’s Temporary Protected Status, with Springfield, Ohio, identified in recent reporting because of its large Haitian community. The development returns national attention to a city that was thrust into the 2024 campaign by false claims about Haitian residents.

The US Used to Strip Citizenship From 11 People a Year. Trump’s New Quota Wants 100 to 200 a Month

The Trump administration is pressing immigration officials to refer 100 to 200 denaturalization cases a month, a sharp increase from the historical average of about 11 a year. The policy marks one of the broadest modern efforts to revoke U.S. citizenship from naturalized Americans through civil court proceedings.

President Trump once again asked Americans to remember something that never happened

President Donald Trump again urged Americans to “remember” a television outage tied to wind power that fact-checkers say never happened. The latest remark fits a long-running pattern in which Trump uses a vivid but unsupported anecdote to criticize renewable energy.

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ICE Is About to Target Springfield, Ohio. The Same City Trump Once Claimed Was Full of Cat-Eating Haitians

Federal immigration agents are preparing a broader operation tied to the end of Haiti’s Temporary Protected Status, with Springfield, Ohio, identified in recent reporting because of its large Haitian community. The development returns national attention to a city that was thrust into the 2024 campaign by false claims about Haitian residents.

The US Used to Strip Citizenship From 11 People a Year. Trump’s New Quota Wants 100 to 200 a Month

The Trump administration is pressing immigration officials to refer 100 to 200 denaturalization cases a month, a sharp increase from the historical average of about 11 a year. The policy marks one of the broadest modern efforts to revoke U.S. citizenship from naturalized Americans through civil court proceedings.

President Trump once again asked Americans to remember something that never happened

President Donald Trump again urged Americans to “remember” a television outage tied to wind power that fact-checkers say never happened. The latest remark fits a long-running pattern in which Trump uses a vivid but unsupported anecdote to criticize renewable energy.