Homegrown terror threats worry FBI more than organized cells
FBI Director Christopher Wray says homegrown violent extremists and lone wolves pose the top domestic terrorism risk. Former officials and experts emphasize Islamist extremism as the leading threat, while some question category labels and resource implications.
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Pardons Sought to Block Deportations in California
Cambodian refugees Mony Neth and Rottanak Kong, both in Modesto and Davis, receive pardons from Gov. Jerry Brown after crimes years ago. Lawyers hope the pardons erase grounds for deportation. nationwide, governors weigh similar pleas as federal policy tightens immigration enforcement under Trump.
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No Wait at Texas Border Crossing Draws Tourists
At Boquillas del Carmen crossing in Big Bend National Park a river ferry carries US and Mexican visitors amid protests of border walls. The site reopened in 2013 with kiosks and a lone CBP agent, as locals hawk rides and crafts while tourists seek a brief cross into Mexico for food and souvenirs.
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