Jude Jaffe-Block
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84 appearances
14 recordings
1 series
first heard Sep 2025
last heard 8 Sep
Jude Jaffe-Block’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Federal officials said Beirik was arrested, but her lawyer disputed that and said she voluntarily appeared in court to fight the charges.
Jude Jaffe Block, NPR News.
Heidi Byreck is an expert in white supremacist hate groups and used to direct Southern Poverty Law Center's intelligence project, which used paid informants to track extremist groups.
The Justice Department has accused the organization and BIREC of making improper payments of millions of dollars to informants through fictitious companies.
her important work combating hate groups and extremists.
Federal officials said Bayreck was arrested Wednesday, but her lawyer disputed that and said she voluntarily appeared in court to fight the charges.
Jude Jaffe Block and PR News.
Palantir pulls together various data sources in an app that ICE officers can use to locate immigrants' home addresses.
Last year, more than 20 states sued to stop federal health officials from sharing Medicaid data with ICE.
A federal judge ruled Medicaid officials could share limited data about immigrants in the country unlawfully.
But the judge put the agreement on hold this spring after it came out that health officials had shared two data sets that were not limited to unlawful immigrants' data.
In recent weeks, federal officials acknowledged inadvertently resharing one of those data sets again with ICE last month.
ICE officials said in court filings the data in question was not used for law enforcement purposes.
Jude Jaffeblock, NPR News.
Palantir pulls together various data sources in an app that ICE officers can use to locate immigrants' home addresses.
Last year, more than 20 states sued to stop federal health officials from sharing Medicaid data with ICE.
A federal judge ruled Medicaid officials could share limited data about immigrants in the country unlawfully.
But the judge put the agreement on hold this spring after it came out that health officials had shared two data sets that were not limited to unlawful immigrants' data.
In recent weeks, federal officials acknowledged inadvertently resharing one of those data sets again with ICE last month.
ICE officials said in court filings the data in question was not used for law enforcement purposes.
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