Justice

Fearing primaries for abetting Trump’s crackdown, top Democrats are turning away from a deal they crafted to avoid another government shutdown.

“This Facebook post was protected speech, and it’s not a close question — not remotely.”

Establishment Democrats are rejecting an increasingly popular position by refusing to take a bold stance that happens to be good politics.

Somalis are fighting back, from homemade sambusas for protesters to foot patrols on the lookout for ICE.

Dark-money groups want a look at the Chicago Teachers Union’s finances. The Trump administration could help them get it.

Videos of agents falling down and dropping their guns feel beyond parody. But under-trained law enforcement officers are a real danger to the public.

Khalil has 45 days to appeal Thursday’s court decision, his attorney told The Intercept.

Rep. Delia Ramirez called her bill “the bare minimum” to rein in ICE while Democratic leadership remains resistant to abolishing the agency.

In apparent references to Renee Good, multiple agents have asked protesters: “Have y’all not learned from the past couple of days?”

Letitia James said Betar U.S. would close its New York operations after an investigation found a pattern of biased harassment and violence against Arabs, Muslims, and others.