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A Department of Homeland Security lawyer was removed from a case after telling a judge, 'this job sucks,' prompting questions about professional conduct and potential disciplinary steps.
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A Department of Homeland Security lawyer was removed from a case after telling a judge, 'this job sucks,' prompting questions about professional conduct and potential disciplinary steps.

ICE conducted Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis to remove several criminal illegal aliens, including individuals with charges such as child abuse, drug trafficking, domestic violence, and aggravated assault; many had prior or final removal orders. Officials framed the weekend operation as taking the 'worst of the worst' off Minnesota neighborhoods despite opposition from rioters and sanctuary politicians.

The U.S. attorney investigating allegations against NY Attorney General Letitia James has been told he's being removed, amid political pressure from the Trump administration to expedite charges, raising concerns about the weaponization of justice for political purposes.

The Trump administration is ordering the removal of information about slavery, including a photo of an enslaved man's scars, from multiple national parks to eliminate what they describe as 'corrosive ideology.'

Chief Justice John Roberts temporarily allows President Trump to remove FTC commissioner Rebecca Slaughter while the Supreme Court considers a case challenging her removal, which was deemed unlawful by a lower court. The case involves broader questions about presidential power to remove agency officials and the scope of the FTC's authority.
Leandro de Souza, once Brazil's most tattooed man with 95% of his body covered in tattoos inspired by rock bands, has undergone extensive laser removal to transform his appearance and life, citing faith and personal growth as his motivations. His journey reflects a move towards dignity and a new identity after struggles with addiction and life challenges.

President Donald Trump has removed Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, citing a criminal referral accusing her of mortgage fraud, amidst ongoing tensions with the Fed and potential shifts in its leadership.

President Donald Trump announced the immediate removal of Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, citing mortgage fraud allegations related to her primary residence declarations, which could lead to a legal showdown and impact the Fed's independence.

Pete Davidson is in the process of removing many of his tattoos but has decided to keep a tattoo of Hillary Clinton and his Wu-Tang Clan tattoo, citing personal connections and meaningful reasons for these exceptions amidst his overall tattoo removal.

President Donald Trump has unexpectedly removed Billy Long as IRS commissioner less than two months after his Senate confirmation, with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stepping in as acting commissioner. Long, a former congressman with no background in tax administration, was confirmed despite concerns over his past work related to pandemic-era tax credits and campaign contributions. His brief tenure followed a series of acting leaders at the IRS amid ongoing controversies and investigations into tax credit frauds linked to his connections.
President Donald Trump is removing Billy Long as IRS commissioner less than two months after his appointment, with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent set to serve as acting commissioner and Long expected to be nominated for an ambassadorship.

Microsoft has removed the port of WipEout 1 and 3 for Xbox Series X|S from the Xbox Store after Digital Foundry's negative review highlighted issues like low frame rate and graphical problems, indicating a move to prevent poor-quality releases. The game, originally a PS1 classic, was available for a limited time and is unlikely to see an official port due to Sony owning the IP, but alternative versions like the Phantom Edition on PC offer enhanced experiences.

Mexican boxer Julio César Chávez Jr. was detained by U.S. authorities for expedited removal due to an active arrest warrant in Mexico related to organized crime and firearms trafficking, marking a rare high-profile athlete's detention amid increased immigration enforcement policies, just a year before the U.S. hosts the World Cup.

Senator Alex Padilla was forcibly removed and handcuffed during a Kristi Noem press conference in Los Angeles after attempting to ask a question, sparking widespread criticism and accusations of abuse of power from Democratic officials and others.

The article was removed on 24 May 2024 due to containing incorrect information.