Trump claims illegal immigrants may vote in election
Trump cites Border Patrol union leader Art Del Cueto saying agents are told to let illegal entrants vote. He offers no evidence and a union spokesman says the discussion was misleading. Newly admitted immigrants cannot vote. citizenship processing is separate.
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China sells carfentanil online to international buyers
An Associated Press investigation reveals at least 12 Chinese firms offer to export carfentanil for as little as 2750 per kilogram to the United States Britain and other countries. The potent synthetic opioid, not controlled in China, is lethal in tiny amounts and has raised terrorism concerns as authorities push Beijing to blacklist it.
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Chicago officer spared gunfire to avoid media glare
Chicago police chief Eddie Johnson says a 17 year veteran officer who was beaten at a car crash scene did not fire on her attacker out of fear of national media scrutiny. The remark ties to the Ferguson effect debate about police restraint amid rising urban crime and ongoing federal data gaps cited by Obama and Lynch.
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