Department of Justice
Trump Administration Seeks to Revoke Citizenship of 17 Accused of Immigration Fraud
The Trump Administration is set to dramatically expand its denaturalization campaign Monday by seeking to revoke the citizenship of 17 naturalized Americans accused of immigration fraud and other serious crimes, according to a report first…
Federal Prosecutors Launch California Election Fraud Investigations Amid Slow Vote Count
Los Angeles’ top federal prosecutor announced Friday that multiple election fraud investigations are underway in California as frustration mounts over the state’s sluggish ballot-counting process. First Assistant U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli said…
DOJ Alleges SPLC Paid Ku Klux Klan Members To Remain In Hate Groups And Reimbursed Cross-Burning Expenses
According to a New York Post report, the Southern Poverty Law Center, long known for tracking and exposing extremist organizations, is facing explosive new allegations from federal prosecutors who claim the organization used donor money to pay…
FBI Arrests Newport Beach Executive Accused Of Supplying U.S. Computer Hardware To Iran’s Military And Nuclear Programs
Federal agents descended on a lavish $35 million Newport Beach mansion before sunrise Wednesday and arrested a California businessman accused of helping funnel American computer hardware to Iran’s military and nuclear programs. Jamshid Ghomi,…
Trump Administration Hires Record Number Of Immigration Judges To Speed Deportations
The Trump Administration is dramatically expanding the nation’s immigration court system as part of its push to accelerate deportations and slash years-long case backlogs that ballooned during the Biden-era border surge. The Department of…
DOJ Charges 15 In Alleged $90 Million Minnesota Medicaid Fraud Schemes
The Justice Department on Thursday unveiled sweeping criminal charges against 15 defendants in Minnesota, accusing them of orchestrating schemes that allegedly siphoned more than $90 million from state-run Medicaid programs in what federal…
DOJ Indicts Former Cuban President Raul Castro Over 1996 Brothers to the Rescue Shootdown
Nearly 30 years after Cuban fighter jets blasted civilian aircraft out of the sky over the Florida Straits, the Justice Department is moving against one of the communist regime’s most powerful figures. The US Department of Justice has indicted…
California Voting Activist Pleads Guilty in Federal Election Fraud Case Involving Petition Payments
Federal prosecutors are turning up the heat on election fraud investigations in deep-blue California. The Department of Justice announced Monday that longtime California voting activist Brenda Lee Brown Armstrong agreed to plead guilty to felony…
U.S. Reportedly Preparing Indictment Against Raúl Castro Over 1996 Plane Shootdown
Thirty years after one of the deadliest confrontations between Cuba and the United States, the Trump administration is reportedly preparing to bring Raúl Castro to justice. The United States is moving toward indicting the former Cuban president…
DOJ Indicts Former FBI Director James Comey for Second Time as Details Remain Unclear
The Department of Justice has indicted James Comey for a second time, according to multiple reports on Tuesday, reopening a legal fight that appeared dead just months ago. The new charges were not immediately disclosed, and officials have yet to…