Supreme Court Hands Trump Two Immigration Victories, Curtailing Judicial Review of TPS and Asylum AccessJuly 1, 2026Intelligence
15 Charged in Massachusetts Federal Benefit Fraud Case Totaling $1.4 MillionJune 19, 2026Law and PolicyFederal prosecutors in Boston charged 15 people, including 11 undocumented immigrants, in a $1.4 million benefit fraud scheme targeting MassHealth and SNAP programs.
DOJ Sues Philadelphia Over Ordinance Restricting Federal OfficersJune 19, 2026Law and PolicyThe DOJ sued Philadelphia on June 18, 2026, challenging an ordinance that bans federal officers from wearing masks and requires visible identification during operations.
United States v. Direct Action Minnesota: 15 Indicted Over Anti-ICE Protests in MinneapolisJune 18, 2026Law and PolicyFederal prosecutors unsealed a 94-page indictment charging 15 Direct Action Minnesota members with assault and conspiracy tied to anti-ICE protests at a Minneapolis federal building.
15 Members of Direct Action Minnesota Face Federal Indictment Over Anti-ICE ActionsJune 18, 2026Law and PolicyA federal grand jury indicted 15 members of Direct Action Minnesota on eight counts tied to alleged obstruction of ICE operations at a Minneapolis federal building.
Raskin Expands Probe of Apple and Google Over DOJ-Directed Removal of ICE Tracking AppsJune 18, 2026Intelligence
Two Utah Court Clerks Indicted for Shielding Undocumented Immigrant from ICEJune 12, 2026Law and PolicyTwo former Utah court clerks face federal indictment for allegedly helping an undocumented immigrant evade an ICE arrest at a Logan courthouse in 2026.
DOJ Files Denaturalization Suits Against 17 Naturalized CitizensJune 9, 2026Law and PolicyThe DOJ filed civil denaturalization suits against 17 naturalized citizens in multiple federal courts, targeting convicts for sex offenses, fraud, and drug trafficking.
DOJ Moves to Strip Citizenship From 12 Over Terrorism, War Crimes ConcealmentJune 8, 2026Law and PolicyThe DOJ filed civil denaturalization suits against 12 individuals alleging concealment of terrorism, war crimes, espionage, and sexual abuse during naturalization proceedings.