Tim Pierce

So Republicans want to find a way to speed up the process instead of letting the president's agenda suffer because this really unprecedented amount of court interference. Right.

Sure, so last week, Homan went to Boston and tagged along with federal agents on a lot of deportation raids. He recapped his experience yesterday on X. According to Homan, agents arrested 370 illegal aliens, with a majority being what Homan described as significant criminals. That includes fugitives wanted for murder, drug traffickers, and child predators.

Sure, so last week, Homan went to Boston and tagged along with federal agents on a lot of deportation raids. He recapped his experience yesterday on X. According to Homan, agents arrested 370 illegal aliens, with a majority being what Homan described as significant criminals. That includes fugitives wanted for murder, drug traffickers, and child predators.

Homan and Immigration and Customs Enforcement have accused the state of releasing aliens like these back onto the streets after having them in custody. Boston Mayor Michelle Wu denied that during an appearance to Congress, but a local news investigation turned up evidence to support Homan and ICE's claims.

Homan and Immigration and Customs Enforcement have accused the state of releasing aliens like these back onto the streets after having them in custody. Boston Mayor Michelle Wu denied that during an appearance to Congress, but a local news investigation turned up evidence to support Homan and ICE's claims.

According to CBS Boston, multiple violent felons have been released from custody despite having ICE detainers placed on them. That includes a Guatemalan national charged with three counts of aggravated child rape and a Honduran charged with assault to rape, battery, and other counts.

According to CBS Boston, multiple violent felons have been released from custody despite having ICE detainers placed on them. That includes a Guatemalan national charged with three counts of aggravated child rape and a Honduran charged with assault to rape, battery, and other counts.

After a judge forced the Trump administration to rehire 16,000 federal workers, the administration has asked the Supreme Court to weigh in. The ruling, which was issued by Judge William Alsup in San Francisco, said the mass firings across six federal agencies violated the law.

After a judge forced the Trump administration to rehire 16,000 federal workers, the administration has asked the Supreme Court to weigh in. The ruling, which was issued by Judge William Alsup in San Francisco, said the mass firings across six federal agencies violated the law.

In an emergency filing today, officials argued that the judge overstepped by mandating the reinstatement of probationary employees and called on SCOTUS to pause the order.

In an emergency filing today, officials argued that the judge overstepped by mandating the reinstatement of probationary employees and called on SCOTUS to pause the order.

The editor-in-chief of The Atlantic says he was accidentally added to a signal group chat used by top Trump officials to plan U.S. airstrikes in Yemen. Daily Wire reporter Tim Pearce has more.

The editor-in-chief of The Atlantic says he was accidentally added to a signal group chat used by top Trump officials to plan U.S. airstrikes in Yemen. Daily Wire reporter Tim Pearce has more.

The chat included high-ranking Trump officials such as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, National Security Advisor Michael Waltz, and Vice President J.D. Vance. Messages to the group contained sensitive operational details before the attacks. The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg says he received a signal connection request from a user identified as Michael Waltz.

The chat included high-ranking Trump officials such as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, National Security Advisor Michael Waltz, and Vice President J.D. Vance. Messages to the group contained sensitive operational details before the attacks. The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg says he received a signal connection request from a user identified as Michael Waltz.

Experts warn that the use of an unsecured app for classified planning may have violated federal law and endangered national security. The White House said Goldberg's addition was an inadvertent error and called the threat a demonstration of the deep and thoughtful policy coordination between senior officials.

Experts warn that the use of an unsecured app for classified planning may have violated federal law and endangered national security. The White House said Goldberg's addition was an inadvertent error and called the threat a demonstration of the deep and thoughtful policy coordination between senior officials.

Patel tells Fox News' Trey Gowdy that about a third of FBI agents are based in D.C., but a third of the nation's crime doesn't happen there. He wants the bureau to focus more on drug trafficking, sex crimes, and gang violence, blaming illegal aliens for much of the surge in violent offenses.

Patel tells Fox News' Trey Gowdy that about a third of FBI agents are based in D.C., but a third of the nation's crime doesn't happen there. He wants the bureau to focus more on drug trafficking, sex crimes, and gang violence, blaming illegal aliens for much of the surge in violent offenses.

The plan comes as the FBI scales back some domestic counterterrorism operations, prompting questions about how Patel will fund the changes amid broader federal cost cutting. He didn't give a timeline, but emphasized rebuilding trust and restoring law enforcement's credibility nationwide. Meanwhile, Patel said this regarding the agency's progress under his leadership.