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The topic is about the federal enforcement dimension of the alleged fraud story, including search warrants and new charges.
Being a “” is not per se a federal crime—there is no single federal statute that outlaws a local government declaring sanctuary practices—but sanctuary policies occupy a contested legal and political ...
Star Tribune has produced sustained, local investigative coverage that compiles documents, reviews case files and offers its own analysis putting alleged fraud well below the "billions" figure, arguin...
Minneapolis and Lewiston have hosted significant Somali arrivals but the policy responses have diverged sharply: Minneapolis — home to the largest Somali community in the U.S. — has pursued formal mun...
Penalties for creating or using counterfeit IDs in the United States vary widely by state but follow a common pattern: simple possession or using a fake ID—especially to buy alcohol—is typically treat...
Local elected officials and community leaders have publicly denounced the Richfield Target arrests as an excessive, warrantless use of force and a racially targeted federal overreach, citing bystander...
Federal statutes and agency rules have created robust clawback regimes for executive incentive pay since Sarbanes‑Oxley in 2002 and through TARP and later SEC listing rules, but the historical record ...
Legal protections that stop governments from denying services to people who refuse digital ID are real but fragmentary: some jurisdictions and federal agencies have explicit non‑mandatory rules or pro...