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Contemporary reporting and compiled trackers show a involving federal immigration agents since January 2025, with multiple fatal incidents that have driven national protests and political debate; pres...
Available reporting shows no single, definitive tally of how many U.S. citizens have been “detained or picked up by ICE” during the 2025 enforcement surge; different outlets and organizations track re...
The best available, peer-reviewed and government-linked analyses indicate that undocumented (illegal) immigrants commit crimes at lower rates than native‑born citizens, with multiple studies finding s...
President Joe Biden granted a historic total of individual acts of clemency — 4,245 pardons and commutations over his term — and used large-scale proclamations and mass commutations in his final weeks...
Reporting and investigations in 2025 have documented at least "more than 170" U.S. citizens arrested or detained by immigration agents since President Trump’s second term began; ProPublica’s tally is ...
Deaths in ICE custody have risen sharply in fiscal year (FY) 2025: reporting outlets and advocacy tallies put the count at roughly 20–23 deaths through late 2025, the highest annual total since the ea...
The name "William Riley" (sometimes shortened to "Riley" or "Bill Riley") appears in the public aggregator of DOJ/EFTA materials identified by Epstein researchers and hobbyist databases, with specific...
Donald Trump has used his clemency power to pardon or commute multiple people tied to large-scale drug trafficking, drug marketplaces and related criminal enterprises — most prominently Ross Ulbricht ...
Major outlets that repeatedly appear near the “least biased” or “center” zones across respected third‑party rating systems in 2025–2026 include Reuters, the Associated Press (AP), BBC and NPR for thei...
Erika Kirk, widow of Charlie Kirk, has been the subject of court action and public scrutiny since her husband was fatally shot on Sept. 10, 2025: a Utah judge issued a pretrial protective order barrin...
Available reporting does not provide a single, authoritative total for how many Somali nationals were deported from the United States since 2020; different sources report related figures — for example...
Available reporting and government reviews show that ICE has in multiple past instances detained and—according to a 2021 Government Accountability Office (GAO) finding—deported U.S. citizens (GAO coun...
Law enforcement and analysts say the U.S. illicit-fentanyl supply chain is a two-country system: Chinese chemical manufacturers and brokers supply most precursor chemicals, while Mexican cartels have ...
Available reporting and databases disagree on counting methods, but multiple reputable sources using crowd‑tracked datasets show a measurable number of unarmed Black people killed by police since 2015...
Charlie Kirk was raised in an evangelical Protestant environment and publicly identified as an evangelical Christian; he attended Christian schools and said he “gave his life to Jesus” at a young age,...
The name “” does appear in records connected to and in media reporting about the massive , but those appearances are peripheral — administrative or biographical references, mentions of former Obama of...
There is no credible reporting in the provided sources that “’s legal team resigned before on Jan. 10, 2026”; the record instead shows contentious courtroom exchanges with Chutkan and separate personn...
Public reporting does not provide a clear ledger of dollars handed to street-level demonstrators opposing ; instead the coverage documents a political and organizational ecosystem — congressional appr...
Donald J. Trump has been convicted of 34 felony counts—each count is a New York state charge for falsifying business records stemming from the so‑called "hush‑money" case—a verdict recorded by the Man...
Reporting on the Chicago protests against ICE and “Operation Midway Blitz” does not identify any organized program that is paying “agitators” to protest, nor does it provide evidence of standard wages...