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Immigrant detention drive widens beyond border focus
Immigrant advocates protest new jail plans as ICE seeks private space to detain undocumented immigrants in midwest cites such as Chicago Detroit St Paul Salt Lake City The notices invite private firms to propose locations and whether to build or renovate facilities A GEO Group contract to run a 1000 bed center near Houston signals possible funding needs and the broader push beyond border regions.
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ISIS remnants cling to danger after Raqqa defeat
Post Raqqa collapse, ISIS remains a threat with risky remnants. Analysts say militants shift toward bombings and assassinations while striving to regroup. Bushfires of war and airstrikes continue as the group loses territory and revenue sources and seeks to sustain influence.
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Third Trump travel ban blocked again by Hawaii judge
Federal judge in Hawaii blocked the third version of President Trump's travel ban, saying it is overbroad and discriminates by nationality. The ruling cited insufficient findings on national security benefits and left the door open for an appeal by the Justice Department. The decision halted the ban before it could take effect and followed prior court blocks in January and March.
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Bipartisan health subsidies deal extends ACA aid two years
Senate leaders Alexander and Murray announce a two year extension of subsidies to insurers to cover low income clients and expand state experimentation on plan standards while maintaining pre existing condition protections. The plan aims to stabilize markets and avert premium spikes as Congress debates broader Obamacare changes.
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