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Judge orders US to recall deported migrantSpeed Read The Trump administration has been ordered to retrieve one of the migrants it sent to a prison in El Salvador due to an 'administrative error'
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The 'two-tier justice' rowThe Explainer Sentencing Council delays new guidance advising pre-sentencing reports for ethnic minorities and women after backlash from both Labour and Tories about bias
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Judge: Nazis treated better than Trump deporteesspeed read U.S. District Judge James Boasberg reaffirmed his order barring President Donald Trump from deporting alleged Venezuelan gang members
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Ed Martin: The US attorney taking on Trump's enemiesIn the Spotlight He advocated for Jan. 6 defendants. Now Martin leads D.C. prosecutions.
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How could a $10M Egyptian cash withdrawal upend Trump's campaign?Today's Big Question A scuttled Justice Department investigation into alleged foreign election interference returns to complicate the 2024 presidential election
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TD Bank accepts $3B fine over money launderingSpeed Read The US retail bank pleaded guilty to multiple criminal charges
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DOJ charges 2 in white nationalist 'Terrorgram' plotFeds say Dallas Humber and Matthew Allison were plotting assassinations through a terrorist network on Telegram
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DOJ charges 2 Russians for funding US far-right mediaSpeed Read Russia is running disinformation campaigns to influence US politics ahead of the 2024 election, officials say
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US seizes private jet of Venezuela's MaduroSpeed Read Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro's airplane was illegally purchased and smuggled out of the US
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Why the Hunter Biden verdict isn't the slam dunk Republicans have been calling forTalking Points After years of targeting the President's family amidst claims of a rigged justice system, some conservatives still aren't satisfied with the younger Biden's three felony convictions.
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Could Donald Trump prosecute his political enemies if he's reelected?Today's Big Question What happens if the former President makes good on his vows to target his adversaries and rivals upon a return to the White House?
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Jack Smith: the special prosecutor taking on Donald TrumpIn the Spotlight The Department of Justice has now brought two indictments against Trump following Smith’s investigations
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Dominic Raab: deputy PM quits after bullying reportIn Depth Sunak ally and Justice Secretary resigns after independent inquiry found he had acted in an ‘intimidating’ way
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Pros and cons of prosecuting Donald TrumpPros and Cons Former president should not be above the law, but convicting him would have huge consequences
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