Jacqueline Diaz
speaker
455 appearances
58 recordings
2 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 8 Sep
Jacqueline Diaz’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The DOJ says in its lawsuit that these plates are crucial to officer safety and law enforcement work.
But Massachusetts, Washington, Oregon, and Maine stopped issuing these plates to ICE agents.
The DOJ claims this is discrimination.
In states like Massachusetts, it was decided these license plates should only be granted for criminal investigative work.
And Governor Maura Healey said that is not what ICE is doing and that the state will not help ICE agents operate in secret.
Jacqueline Diaz, NPR News.
President Trump wants the gun industry to know his will be the most Second Amendment-friendly administration yet.
Many longtime gun advocates tend to agree so far.
Here's John Comerford with the National Rifle Association.
Recent actions at the DOJ support that idea.
The agency rolled out a host of new rules that would loosen gun restrictions.
And the DOJ's Civil Rights Division has sued several cities and states over local laws.
One filed against Colorado earlier this month alleges the state unconstitutionally bans larger capacity magazines.
And the DOJ has made it clear they are just getting started.
Jacqueline Diaz, NPR News.
Prosecutors allege that Carmen Mercedes-Leinberger emailed a copy of the report to her personal email in January 2025 and tried to hide the fact that she was doing this.
The grand jury indictment says she downloaded the documents and emailed them with titles like chocolatecakerecipe.pdf.
The indictment doesn't say what Lineberger planned to do with the documents.
At the time, a federal judge had ordered the report sealed.
Judge Eileen Cannon has since ordered the report permanently sealed.
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