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Republican Senate candidate Justin Murphy told Trump to “finish” the Iran conflict during a debate with Sen. Cory Booker, who mouthed “Wow” and accused his rival of pushing reckless “Yahoo” foreign policy.

Italy’s new school rules banning face coverings, capping foreign-born students at 30% per classroom, and fining parents who skip language courses are fueling a broader debate among experts over whether Europe’s assimilation struggles are a preview of what’s coming to America.

The Justice Department charged 16 lawful permanent residents with illegal voting, fraudulent voter registration, and related election crimes, officials announced.

An immigration judge ruled that the president of Wisconsin’s largest mosque can be deported over national security concerns tied to decades-old convictions in Israel, a decision he has vowed to appeal.

A Biden-appointed federal judge in Miami dismissed a case against a noncitizen who voted in Broward County in 2020, ruling that the federal ban on noncitizen voting is unconstitutional.

Bill Maher told his HBO audience Friday that Trump’s tough-guy image, along with surveillance technology and social safety-net policies, has contributed to a national drop in crime, while criticizing some deportation practices.

The man charged with killing UMass Dartmouth football player Marvins Antoine in a Providence parking lot overstayed a tourist visa and later received deferred action approvals under both the Biden and Trump administrations, federal sources say.

A City Journal report by Christopher Rufo says California has spent more than $11 billion on benefits for illegal immigrants, including through a program local officials described to him in Glendale.

Arkansas Senate candidate Hallie Shoffner is facing backlash from Sen. Tom Cotton’s campaign after saying she’d “trade five Americans” for one hardworking undocumented immigrant, while also reversing her earlier call to defund ICE.

The Justice Department charged 16 people in seven states with illegal voting and related election crimes, and officials say the Trump administration’s broader investigation now spans more than 1,620 open cases and over 300,000 suspected instances of noncitizen voting.