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Sir Jim Ratcliffe said he has lost confidence in the UK, blaming high taxes, high immigration and restrictions on North Sea oil and gas. The government defended its growth and energy record, while analysts disputed his warning that the UK could run out of gas. The report also noted his Monaco tax residency and past immigration controversies.
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Rep. Monica De La Cruz (R-Texas) released a campaign ad featuring a woman whose DACA-recipient husband was freed from ICE custody after the congresswoman intervened. The article also notes GOP Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar's criticism of Trump's immigration enforcement and the tight race between De La Cruz and Democrat Bobby Pulido.
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President Trump said he still supports Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar’s reelection despite her campaign ad criticizing his immigration enforcement as too far and saying Hispanic voters feel betrayed. Trump dismissed her criticism, saying she has gone soft on the border and crediting his endorsement for her past win.
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A truck driver accused in a deadly California crash was arrested in Utah, where DHS says he was in the country illegally and still had an active California commercial driver's license. DHS lodged an immigration detainer and its secretary criticized Biden-era immigration policies and California sanctuary policies.
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Abdoulaye Dia, an undocumented immigrant from Guinea working as a rideshare driver, has been charged with first-degree rape and related offenses after a teenage passenger reported an assault in Maryland. Federal authorities said Dia had a prior sex abuse arrest in New York City.
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Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin criticized Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar's campaign ad that said immigration enforcement has gone too far, arguing that all illegal border crossings are criminal and enforcement will continue. The article centers Mullin's hard-line response and includes Trump's criticism that Salazar got 'soft on the border.'
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President Trump said he still supports Rep. María Elvira Salazar despite her campaign ad criticizing his immigration enforcement, saying he disagrees with her on the border. Salazar’s ad accuses the administration of going too far and appeals to Hispanic voters in South Florida. She faces Democrat Eliott Rodriguez in Florida’s 27th District.
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Federal authorities arrested Alma Patricia Contreras Villafana, a Mexican national, for allegedly using false citizenship claims to work at aerospace and military contractor Howmet Aerospace for about 30 years. She faces wire fraud, naturalization fraud, identity theft, and false citizenship charges. Prosecutors framed the case as a national security breach and a sign of lax immigration enforcement.
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The FBI reportedly warned ICE and federal law enforcement about fake 'tradwife' dating profiles used by a small group of women to lure officers and dox them. The memo says the tactic aims to embarrass and deter immigration enforcement, while a transparency group criticized the warning as thin and wasteful. DHS cited rising threats against ICE since Trump ramped up enforcement.
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DHS announced that ICE arrested a Guatemalan woman in Indianapolis accused of illegally voting in a past federal election. Secretary Markwayne Mullin said she will be deported and described the alleged act as poisoning U.S. elections.
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A district council formally objected to Home Office plans to house 1,256 male asylum seekers at a former MoD site near Piddington, citing ambiguous plans, environmental and safety risks. The proposal has angered residents of the small village, who held a symbolic vote to leave the UK, while police raised concerns about protests and privacy.
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A gang that trafficked 24 Thai women into the UK and forced them into prostitution has been convicted, with four members jailed for a combined 23 years. Police linked the group to 26 brothels in London and Kent and found victims' passports, cash, and other assets during raids.