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Following the shooting of National Guard members near the White House on the eve of Thankgiving in the US, President Donald Trump has imposed stringent immigration measures. Here's the complete list of the crackdowns.
The official Christmas tree that will adorn the White House in 2025 was provided by Korson's Tree Farms. Here's what to know about the Michigan farm.
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Donald Trump's 'mass deportation' demand challenged by ex-White House official over harassment fears
Barack Obama's former spokesman has spoken out against Donald Trump's demand for mass deportation policies on GB News. Speaking to GB News' Martin Daubney, Federico de Jesus has warned that such a ferocious clampdown could culminate in harassment being hurled against fellow Americans.
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Two National Guard members shot near White House, Afghan national suspect in custody: 'Act of evil'
Two West Virginia National Guard members were shot near the White House and Farragut Metro Station in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday. Police said one suspect is in custody.
The US Citizenship and Immigration Services said that all immigration requests from Afghan nationals were stopped indefinitely citing security concerns. Read on:
An official explanation has been given after an image went viral that appeared to show the Stars and Stripes lying on the South Lawn.
MS NOW correspondent Ken Dilanian went viral for saying some "might object" to National Guard presence in American cities following the DC shooting.
ICE detained Brazilian national Bruna Ferreira, tied to WH spokesperson Karoline Leavitt, amid disputes over her visa status.
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Melania Unveils New White House Grift in Weird Trailer
First Lady Melania Trump has launched a new production company ahead of the release of her documentary—with an eyebrow-raising name. She unveiled her new production company, called “Muse,” in a Friday morning tweet of a 10-second video,
Washington: Amid the ongoing tensions over the H-1B visa, the White House on Monday (local time) stated that United States President Donald Trump is in favour of limited and short-term hiring of foreign skilled workers when companies make major investments in US manufacturing,