One such network that involved small-office home-office, or SOHO, routers was recently uncovered by the FBI.

This post is part of Challenging Precedent, a blog of the Stanford Center for Racial Justice examining race, law, and regulation in the Trump era. Whe

Much-loved storyboard artist and director Barry Caldwell , best known for his work on Osmosis Jones and Animaniacs, has died at age 68

The court’s 8–1 ruling overturning Colorado’s ban on conversion therapy is a disaster for LGBTQ+ kids—and also for the healthcare profession.

ProPublica recently published heart-wrenching letters from children at Dilley. ICE then raided the dormitories to confiscate and destroy those letters. I've filed a Freedom of Information Act Request.

Opinion: Trump’s attacks on the Obamas reveal what happens when open bigotry no longer disqualifies a president—and how that shift could endanger civil-rights protections.

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As state funding rules collide with campus celebrations, students said the school’s guidance during Black History Month at an HBCU is frustrating.

A POLITICO review of hundreds of cases brought by ICE detainees shows a pattern of noncompliance that has frustrated judges across the country.

The proposal, the top House Democrat said, did not address demands for broader judicial warrant requirements and other standards. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries said Tuesday a GOP counterproposal on Department of Homeland Security funding is “woefully inadequate” and shows the White House “is clearly not open to” several key Democratic demands. Speaking four days ahead of a DHS shutdown deadline, Jeffries said the Republican offer did not satisfactorily address a need for judicial warrants, detention center standards, independent investigations and excessive-force standards. Asked about whether the Trump administration would support a prohibition on masks for federal agents, Jeffries said, “That’s an open question.” “They don’t appear to be open to ... ensuring that ICE agents are identifiable in a manner consistent with every other law enforcement agency in the country,” Jeffries said. Also speaking Tuesday morning, Senate Majority Leader John Thune said he believed there was still room for compromise, with support from at least seven Senate Democrats needed for any shutdown-averting stopgap measure. “There are things I think on probably both sides that are non-negotiables,” he said. “But I do think there are a number of things in the range of common ground.” Speaking on the Senate floor, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer struck a more cautious tone than Jeffries, saying Democrats “need to see more from Republicans very soon.” “What Democrats propose is the definition of common sense,” he said. “We simply want ICE to follow the same standards that most law enforcement agencies across America already follow.” Jordain Carney contributed to this report.

Now that Donald Trump has completed the first year of his second occupation of the White House, it might be a good time to remind everyone where he came from and what qualified him to be America's com...