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Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is suggesting that federal enforcement of federal law in his state may trigger a Civil War.

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Leftists love immigrants — as long as those immigrants don’t love President Donald Trump. Keith Olbermann, one of the most vacuous voices on the modern left, proved that in a […]

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Washington, DC — Rap icon Nicki Minaj shaded the far-left governor of California during a Trump administration event on Wednesday, calling him Gavin "Newscum" and saying Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent "obliterated him" in his recent World Economic Forum speech.

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The Department of Homeland Security responded to criticism from a federal judge who claimed that Immigration and Customs Enforcement had violated 96 court orders in 74 cases.

Patrick Schiltz, chief judge of the U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota, had originally demanded that ICE give a detained immigrant a bond hearing within seven days. After the agency initially defied his order, he commanded acting Director Todd Lyons to appear before him to explain why he should not be held in contempt of court.

The agency then released the detained immigrant and Schiltz dismissed his order, but not before issuing a scathing rebuke claiming that ICE had violated 96 court orders.

DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin responded Thursday and did not contradict the list of allegedly violated orders. She did highlight that the judge dismissed his order that Lyons appear in court.

“If DHS’s behavior was so vile, why dismiss the order to appear?” McLaughlin told The Daily Signal in a statement. “Despite the diatribe from this activist judge, the only order involved with this case issued yesterday was that Acting Director Lyons was no longer ordered to appear to testify in court.”

“DHS will continue to enforce the laws of the United States within all applicable constitutional guidelines,” she added. “We will not be deterred by activists either in the streets or on the bench.”

Condemning ICE

Schiltz, an appointee of President George W. Bush, rebuked ICE as part of his dismissal of Lyons’ order on Wednesday.

“Attached to this order is an appendix that identifies 96 court orders that ICE has violated in 74 cases,” the judge wrote. “The extent of ICE’s noncompliance is almost certainly substantially understated.” The list includes orders issued since Jan. 1.

“ICE has likely violated more court orders in January 2026 than some federal agencies have violated in their entire existence,” Schiltz wrote.

“ICE is not a law unto itself. ICE has every right to challenge the orders of this Court, but, like any litigant, ICE must follow those orders unless and until they are overturned or vacated.”

Immigration Courts

The case revolves around questions of ICE’s ability to detain illegal aliens. Schiltz ordered ICE to provide the immigrant a bond hearing under 8 U.S.C. Section 1226(a).

Immigration courts inside the executive branch often handle immigration cases, yet lawyers for illegal aliens pursue cases in Article III courts, instead.

Lora Ries, director of The Heritage Foundation’s Border Security and Immigration Center, told The Daily Signal that the Trump administration is using mandatory detention to avoid releasing illegal aliens, and the administration has a strong policy case for this.

“Similar to the Remain in Mexico program that the Trump 45 administration was the first to use—despite the authority becoming law in 1996—this Trump administration is increasing the use of mandatory detention per the same law to prevent ‘catch and release,’” Ries said. “The administration is on strong legal and policy grounds.”

“Detained aliens can still pursue immigration benefits like asylum or other relief from deportation,” she noted. “The fact that detained deportable aliens are running to federal court is yet another example of deportable aliens using our court systems to delay their removal.”

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COLTS NECK, NJ — After putting out a new song titled "Streets of Minneapolis" as a show of support for anti-ICE protesters, musician Bruce Springsteen issued a statement threatening to keep releasing songs until deportations were stopped.



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Whistleblowers’ Years-Long Efforts Vindicated

(Washington, DC) – Judicial Watch announced that, in a status conference hearing today related to its Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit seeking documents regarding corruption at the U.S. African Development Foundation (USADF), the U.S. Department of Justice publicly announced an ongoing criminal investigation related to the agency. This announcement comes after years of whistleblowing by Judicial Watch clients Jasmine Battle and Mateo Dunne.

Judicial Watch sued the agency in October 2025 for records regarding its expenditures and deposits related to credible allegations of waste, fraud, and abuse committed by senior officials, contractors, and grantees and retaliation against whistleblowers as well as its attempt to block Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) audits (Judicial Watch Inc. v. U.S. African Development Foundation (No. 1:25-cv-02623)).

The Justice Department said at today’s hearing in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia that it would immediately begin producing documents related to those allegations with some redactions.

Mateo Dunne became general counsel of the U.S. African Development Foundation in October 2021 following a distinguished legal career in both private practice and public service. Jasmine Battle, an accomplished administrative professional, became executive assistant to the agency’s president and CEO in March 2022. Together, they raised internal alarms regarding misconduct and ultimately became whistleblowers after facing resistance and retaliation.

Battle and Dunne pursued every lawful avenue to expose corruption at USADF, including providing information to the U.S. Senate. Their disclosures resulted in a formal letter from Senator James E. Risch, Ranking Member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, requesting an investigation into the agency.

As Senator Risch wrote in November 2023:

According to whistleblower complaints received by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee (SFRC)—complaints that I understand have also been shared with the [Office of Inspector General]—current President and CEO Travis Adkins, former President and CEO C.D. Glin, Managing Director for Finance and Administration Mathieu Zahui, Chief Program Officer and former Acting President and CEO Elisabeth Feleke, and Chairman of the Board of Directors Jack Leslie are aware of, and may be complicit in, corrupt and potentially unlawful practices …

The whistleblower allegations that Senator Risch brought to light included misuse of official funds, conflict of interest and inappropriate partnerships, discriminatory employment practices, and retaliation against employees who dared to raise questions about this misconduct.

Institutions designed to protect whistleblowers — including the USAID Office of Inspector General, the Office of Special Counsel, and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission — failed to provide meaningful protection or relief.

“For years, Battle and Dunne cooperated with law enforcement, including the Department of Justice, resulting in today’s public announcement of an ongoing criminal investigation,” said Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton. “For speaking out against a corrupt agency, they have been retaliated against, mistreated, and maligned.  The systems that were created to protect them as whistleblowers, like the USAID Office of Inspector General, the Office of Special Counsel, and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, have thus far failed them.  Today’s announcement is vindication for the years they’ve spent exposing government corruption.”

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Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey accused the federal government of conducting a “siege” of his city.

“The Operation Metro Surge needs to end. This kind of conduct and siege needs to stop, not just in Minneapolis; it needs to stop nationwide,” Frey told a room of fellow elected leaders at the U.S. Conference of Mayors in Washington, D.C., on Thursday.

The Department of Homeland Security launched Operation Metro Surge, designed to target criminal illegal aliens in the Twin Cities area, in December, but has since expanded the operation to the rest of the state. The agency has deployed about 3,000 federal immigration officials to the area in recent weeks.

“I feel the support from across the entire country,” Frey said. “And we recognize that when one great American city is experiencing an invasion, that is an invasion on our democracy, on our republic, and on each and every one of us.”

Frey warned his fellow mayors that “if we do not speak up, if we do not step out, it will be your city that is next.”

The mayor has criticized the ICE operation for weeks, but his rhetoric against the operation sharpened after two recent fatal shootings of protesters by immigration enforcement agents.

Frey has repeatedly asked ICE to “get out” of his city, claiming the community “is less safe when we have roving bands of agents marching down the street.”

The “battlefield” against the alleged ICE “occupation” is the “court system,” Frey said.

Following Good’s death, Minnesota and the Twin Cities filed a lawsuit against the federal government aimed at ending the federal immigration crackdown in the state. The case is still under review, but the judge declined to issue the temporary restraining order that Minnesota requested.

During his remarks in D.C., Frey did not mention the phone call he had with President Donald Trump on Monday, or the meeting with border czar Tom Homan on Tuesday.

After his meeting with Homan, Frey called the conversation “productive,” but added he told the border czar that Minneapolis would “not enforce federal immigration laws.”

Homan, who Trump deployed to Minneapolis on Monday to take over the operation, said he has asked state and local officials to cooperate with federal immigration agents.

If there is “common-sense cooperation” from officials, that would allow for the “drawdown of the number of people we have here,” Homan said at a press conference Thursday.

Homan also met this week with Attorney General Keith Ellison, who, according to the border czar, said county jails are allowed to “notify ICE of the release dates of criminal public safety risks, so ICE can take custody of them upon release from the jail.”

“President Trump promised the American people, including the residents of Minnesota, that he would work to ensure our communities are safe,” Homan said. “And with that, this administration is absolutely focused on identifying and removing aliens that pose a public safety threat and national security threats.”

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