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National Security and Deportation

The relationship between national security concerns and deportation policies.

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Jan 23, 2026
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What reporting has the Minneapolis Star Tribune, the New York Times, and Just the News each published about the cash-outflow investigation and how do their accounts differ?

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...

Jan 17, 2026
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How have deportation rates for lawful permanent residents changed in recent years?

Deportation activity has risen in recent years, driven by surges in removals and policy shifts, but available public data do not provide a simple, documented time series isolating lawful permanent res...

Feb 8, 2026

What oversight or approval processes does the Pentagon follow for foreign training on U.S. bases, and which congressional offices are typically consulted?

’s process for allowing foreign forces to train on U.S. bases mixes unit-level commanders’ authority, service-level screening and clearance procedures, and statutory reporting obligations to —while in...

Jan 30, 2026

How did ICE daily arrest rates vary month‑by‑month in 2025, by state and county?

arrest rates rose sharply after the January 20, 2025 inauguration, accelerated again in late May when staff pushed for scaled-up community raids, and then showed regional variation with states such as...