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FBI Supervisor Tracee Mergen Resigns After Attempting to Investigate ICE Officer in Renee Good Fatal Shooting

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Tracee Mergen

The resignation of Tracee Mergen, the acting supervisor of the FBI’s Public Corruption Squad in the Minneapolis field office, has drawn national attention to internal disputes over how sensitive cases are classified and pursued within federal law enforcement. Mergen stepped down last week, and multiple sources say her departure was connected in part to disagreements … Read more

Anger as Jeson Nelon Presilla Flores Allowed to Self Deport via ICE Before Federal Trial in $100M Jewelry Heist Case

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Jeson Nelon Presilla Flores

The unexpected deportation of Jeson Nelon Presilla Flores, one of the accused suspects in what federal prosecutors have described as the largest jewelry heist in United States history, has ignited widespread anger among victims, legal observers, and industry stakeholders. The case, centered on a daring 2022 robbery of a Brinks armored truck in Southern California … Read more

Shawn Jackson, Destiny Jackson and Their Six Children Hospitalized After Tear Gas From Federal Officer Floods Family SUV

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Shawn Jackson

A routine drive home for the Jackson family turned into a medical emergency that has since drawn national attention and renewed scrutiny of federal immigration enforcement operations in the Twin Cities. Shawn Jackson, his wife Destiny Jackson, and several of their six children were hospitalized after a tear gas canister deployed by a federal officer … Read more

Who Is Sara Larson, Massage Therapist Fired for Allegedly Doxxing ICE Agent Jonathan Ross in Renee Good Shooting?

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Sara Larson

The fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good during a federal immigration enforcement operation in Minneapolis has continued to reverberate far beyond the scene of the incident itself, exposing sharp political, legal, and social tensions around immigration enforcement in the United States. What began as a disputed law-enforcement encounter on January 7 has since expanded into … Read more

21-Year-Old Kaden Rummler Permanently Blinded in One Eye by Federal Agent Who Shot Him with Less-Lethal Projectile at Close Range

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Kaden Rummler

A protest outside a federal immigration building in Santa Ana, California, escalated into a violent confrontation when a 21-year-old demonstrator, Kaden Rummler, was struck in the face by a projectile fired by a federal officer. The incident, captured on video and recounted by fellow protesters and Rummler’s family, left him permanently blinded in his left … Read more

Who Is Zara Larsson, Pop Singer Sparked Controversy After Criticizing ICE and Expressing Support for Immigrants on Instagram?

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Zara Larsson

Zara Larsson is one of Sweden’s most internationally recognised pop artists, known for a career that has blended commercial success with outspoken views on social and political issues. In recent days, she has once again drawn widespread attention, not for her music but for a series of Instagram stories in which she expressed strong support … Read more

56-Year-Old Nenko Gantchev Dies in ICE Custody at Michigan Detention Facility

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Nenko Gantchev

The death of Nenko Gantchev, a 56-year-old Bulgarian-born Chicago business owner, while in the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has drawn national attention and renewed scrutiny of conditions inside federal immigration detention centers. Gantchev, a longtime resident of Chicago who operated a trucking business and was pursuing permanent legal status, was found unresponsive … Read more

Who Is Cremilsa Caetano, the Alliance Supermarket Co-Owner Arrested During Operation Catahoula Crunch?

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Cremilsa Caetano

The recent arrest of Cremilsa Caetano, co-owner of Alliance Supermarket in Kenner, Louisiana, has raised questions and concerns across the local community, particularly among the city’s Hispanic population. Caetano, a 47-year-old mother of three and a cancer survivor currently in remission, was taken into custody by U.S. Border Patrol agents as part of Operation Catahoula … Read more

Idaho Bar Owner Mark Fitzpatrick Faces Death Threats After Offering Free Beer to Customers Who Help ICE

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Mark Fitzpatrick

Mark Fitzpatrick, proprietor of the Old State Saloon in Eagle, Idaho, has drawn national attention after launching a promotion offering free beer to customers who assist federal immigration authorities. The online campaign, which encouraged patrons to help identify undocumented migrants for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), quickly went viral, pulling Fitzpatrick into an intense national … Read more

Twelve Former FBI Agents Fired for Kneeling During 2020 Protests Sue Kash Patel for Unlawful Terminations

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Kash Patel

In a newly filed lawsuit that brings into focus long-standing questions about political influence, law enforcement discretion, and employee rights, twelve former FBI agents have accused the agency and its current director, Kash Patel, of unlawfully terminating them for kneeling during a 2020 Washington, DC, protest following the murder of George Floyd. The plaintiffs contend … Read more