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DOJ opinion urges states to report migrants lacking permanent legal status

The Justice Department on Wednesday concluded that states must alert the federal government to any migrants without permanent legal status who are seeking access to welfare and other programs for low-income families. The opinion from the department’s Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) rescinds Clinton-era guidance that it said “construed the reporting requirement much more narrowly” and is...

DOJ opinion urges states to report migrants lacking permanent legal status

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US Moves to Isolate Nicaragua After Ortega Declares ‘No More Elections’ in 2026

If you haven’t been paying close attention to Central America, here’s the short version: Nicaragua just told the world it’s done with elections, and the United States is not taking it lying down.

  • Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega declares end to future elections, shocking world.
  • U.S. imposes sanctions via OAS after Ortega's constitutional reforms.
  • Nicaragua withdraws from OAS in 2023, U.S. move signals significant relationship shift.

Nepal Flood Disaster: Maharashtra Begins DNA Profiling To Identify Deceased Indians, Relatives Asked To Visit Centres On September 3

Mumbai: DNA profiling is being carried out to establish the identities of Indian citizens who died in the disaster in Nepal. The Maharashtra State Disaster Management Department has appealed to relatives of the deceased from the state to personally visit the designated Forensic Science Laboratories on September 3, 2026, between 10 am and…

Ndindi Nyoro explains the root cause of his fallout with Ruto

Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro has opened up about the events that led to the deterioration of his once-close relationship with President William Ruto, saying their friendship gradually faded following disagreements over the 2024 impeachment of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.

  • Ndindi Nyoro's falling out with Ruto stemmed from disagreement over Gachagua's impeachment in 2024.
  • Nyoro felt his loyalty to Ruto was not reciprocated, despite remaining his friend.

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