All articles tagged with #enforcement
ICE has arrested dozens of dangerous criminal illegal aliens in Minnesota, including murderers and child rapists, despite local efforts by politicians and rioters to obstruct these operations and protect offenders under sanctuary policies.
Cleveland is increasing parking meter rates and extending enforcement hours into nights and weekends to improve turnover, safety, and revenue, with plans to reinvest funds into city infrastructure and explore camera-based parking enforcement.
A recent Alabama court ruling has temporarily halted NCAA enforcement actions against former Tennessee coach Jeremy Pruitt, raising concerns that the NCAA's disciplinary system, especially its 'show cause' penalties, may be fundamentally challenged due to procedural unfairness and legal vulnerabilities, potentially threatening the NCAA's authority in enforcing rules.
The New York Times analyzed how the SEC's approach to cryptocurrency enforcement changed after President Trump resumed office, highlighting shifts in case outcomes and agency focus amid Trump's promises to support the crypto industry.
Over 400 arrests have been made in the Chicago area during ICE's 'Midway Blitz' operation launched on September 8, as part of a broader federal effort to increase immigration enforcement, with a mix of targeted and collateral arrests, amid community concerns and political controversy.
Over 400 arrests have been made in the Chicago area as part of ICE's 'Midway Blitz' operation launched in September 2025, with efforts ongoing and involving both targeted and collateral arrests amid community concerns and political debates.
A Border Patrol agent known for leading aggressive immigration crackdowns in Los Angeles has arrived in Chicago, signaling a potential escalation in federal immigration enforcement in the city, amid political tensions and community concerns about increased arrests and tactics.
Donald Trump's new SEC appointee has reversed the previous aggressive enforcement agenda, signaling a shift in regulatory approach.
The NCAA is investigating violations of sports betting rules involving 13 former men's basketball players across six schools, with some cases already resolved and others ongoing. The organization emphasizes its commitment to maintaining competition integrity amid increasing sports betting activities, and continues to educate athletes on responsible gambling.
The Department of Homeland Security has launched 'Operation Midway Blitz' targeting illegal immigrants in Illinois, particularly in Chicago and Boston, amid political tensions and recent threats by President Trump to increase federal enforcement and deploy National Guard troops in Democratic-led cities. The operation follows a series of escalations including immigration raids and political rhetoric about 'cleaning up' cities, raising concerns among residents and officials.
NYC public school students are returning to classrooms under a new smartphone ban, with school staff like James Teal responsible for collecting and securing phones each day to reduce distractions and promote better engagement, despite some students feeling frustrated or disconnected.
The Trump administration is planning major immigration enforcement operations in Chicago starting as early as September 5, employing tactics similar to those used in Los Angeles, including armored vehicles and tactical gear, amid ongoing tensions and protests over immigration policies.
ICE and federal partners conducted a four-day operation in Connecticut, arresting 65 illegal aliens, many with serious criminal histories, including convictions for assault, sex crimes, and drug offenses, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts despite local sanctuary laws.
The Trump administration has paused and rolled back mental health coverage protections enacted during the Biden era, including new rules to enforce parity between mental and physical health care, amid legal challenges and funding cuts to enforcement agencies, raising concerns about increased insurance denials and untreated mental health issues.
Attorney General Pam Bondi has sent letters to 32 sanctuary jurisdictions, urging compliance with federal immigration laws and warning of potential legal action if they do not cooperate, citing a recent executive order and federal regulations.