Steve Bannon, who served as President Trump’s campaign manager and senior policy adviser before falling out with the White House, has agreed to be interviewed by Special Counsel Robert Mueller, avoiding the prospect of appearing under subpoena before a grand jury, Fox News has learned.
Democratic and Republican congressional leaders hustled Wednesday to unite enough members of their respective parties to pass a temporary spending bill and avoid a government shutdown before the weekend -- with immigration and now military spending sticking points.
The Justice Department issued new measures in prioritizing certain immigration cases, in an effort to restore accountability and benchmarks that that lagged since the early years of the Obama administration, nearly tripling the caseload of immigration judges.
House conservatives said late Tuesday that there is not enough Republican support of the GOP’s plan to prevent a government shutdown after both sides of the aisles locked horns items like border wall funding and DACA.
Federal officials are reportedly planning a major sweep of the Bay Area and other Northern California cities within the coming weeks, as part of an operation to target more than 1,500 undocumented immigrants, the San Francisco Chronicle reported, citing an anonymous source with knowledge of the operation.
A new report released by the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Justice shed light on the immigration debate after revealing that three out of four individuals convicted on international terrorism charges in the U.S. were foreign born.
Fired White House chief strategist and ex-Trump campaign manager Steve Bannon has been subpoenaed by special counsel Robert Mueller, Fox News has confirmed.
The Trump administration, after years of litigation, settled a lawsuit Tuesday with yet another Tea Party group that claimed it was targeted unfairly by the IRS under the Obama administration.
The Trump administration announced Tuesday that it has withheld funding for a controversial U.N. refugee agency for Palestinians -- but hasn't cut funding to the organization completely.
The Department of Homeland Security has asked federal prosecutors to examine the possibility of bringing criminal charges against leaders of so-called sanctuary cities, Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen told lawmakers Tuesday.
Kirstjen Nielsen came to Capitol Hill Tuesday to talk about key issues like border security and terrorism, but the Department of Homeland Security secretary instead found herself repeatedly answering questions about President Trump’s language during a recent meeting.
Senate Democrats said Tuesday that they were one Republican vote away from a 51-member majority needed to push ahead with efforts to overrule the FCC reversal of net neutrality regulations.
The Justice Department on Tuesday said it plans to appeal a lower-court ruling that blocked the Trump administration from ending an Obama-era program aimed at shielding immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children from deportation.
