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Sarah Fitzpatrick
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Sarah Fitzpatrick is a senior investigative producer and story editor for NBC News. She previously worked for CBS News and "60 Minutes."
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The Department of Homeland Security is requesting that National Guard troops search for unaccompanied children in some cases and transport them between states.
The world's most powerful man and its richest man are lobbing threats and insults on their rival social media platforms, sparked by disagreements over Trump's "big, beautiful bill."
In mid-May, White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller, frustrated over what he saw as numbers of arrests and deportations of unauthorized immigrants that were too low, berated and threatened to fire senior Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials if they did not begin detaining 3,000 migrants a day, according to two sources who spoke to attendees.
Secret Service agents interviewed James Comey about his “8647” social media post. Administration officials called it a death threat against President Trump. Comey called it a political statement.
Supporters of the new director say he is bringing needed change. Some current and former FBI and DOJ officials worry he is not taking the job seriously enough.
The Tate brothers, who recently traveled to the United States while facing human trafficking and sex -related charges in Romania, may now be under federal criminal investigation in the United States, according to a new civil lawsuit filing.
A Michigan couple who were jailed in Mexico for almost a month after they disputed charges related to a Mexican timeshare have returned to the United States, their lawyers said Thursday.
