Under President Trump's leadership, we have worked to deliver justice for the families impacted by illegal alien crime, and have ensured that the tragedies they endured will no longer continue.
 
What happened to Dalilah Coleman is a tragedy that could have been PREVENTED if California did not grant commercial driver’s licenses to illegal aliens who should have never been here in the first place.
 
DHS is working every single day to remove dangerous criminal illegal aliens who are unlawfully in the U.S.

Secretary Kristi Noem

UPDATE: Police responded to a large disturbance involving an estimated 150 to 200 people near E. 115th Street and Success Avenue in Los Angeles.

Officers encountered resistance from individuals in the crowd, including rocks and bottles being thrown, leading to additional units being called in and riot gear being deployed.

Authorities pushed the group eastbound and formed a skirmish line to regain control of the area. The reason for the gathering remains unclear, and officials have not classified it as a protest.

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GOD IS GOOD!!!🙏

JACKIE AND SHADOW HAVE LAID A NEW EGG!!!!!!!!

Big Bear's beloved bald eagle couple, Jackie and Shadow, have laid their third egg of the season after tragedy struck the nest last month.🦅🦅🥚

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Good night to all! 😴

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BREAKING OVERNIGHT: One person remains unaccounted after a hydrogen truck explosion in Colton overnight, prompting a large response from fire crews and law enforcement.

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In just one year, President Trump’s effective immigration and border security policies have led to an all-time-low in illegal crossings at the southern border. The message is clear: America’s borders are closed to lawbreakers.
 
This is just the beginning.

Secretary Kristi Noem

DEVELOPING: Former Los Angeles Fire Department Chief Kristin Crowley has filed a whistleblower retaliation lawsuit against the city of L.A. 

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Utah: Two Washington City police officers were evaluated at a hospital after being injured while responding to a domestic violence call. While one officer has returned to work, the other will continue to receive testing at the hospital.

Officers responded to a reported altercation in a home, where a woman said her boyfriend was intoxicated and acting erratically, according to the probable cause statement.

Police said they entered the bedroom and found the suspect, identified as Natanael Filoteo Sandoval, in what appeared to be a "manic state."

Officers eventually placed him in handcuffs, adding a restrictive wrap and a spit hood, before transporting him to the hospital.

One officer reported wrist and eye injuries, saying the punch caused swelling to his right eye.

"I had to receive imaging at the hospital to evaluate the injuries received. My right eye was cut, no longer fully opening, and beginning to swell after the incident," the officer wrote in their report.

Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for the officers recovery🙏🏻

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Today, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department family honors and remembers Deputy Thomas J. Albanese.

On Thursday, February 25, 2021, at 8:58 AM, Deputy Thomas J. Albanese, 41, died when a Mercedes Benz struck his motorcycle at the intersection of Del Amo Boulevard and Paramount Boulevard in the City of Lakewood. At the time of the collision, Deputy Albanese was working an overtime traffic enforcement assignment and attempted to conduct a traffic stop of a vehicle ahead of him. Unfortunately, the severe force of the impact hurled him from his motorcycle, and he died instantly.

Deputy Albanese was a seven-year veteran of the Sheriff’s Department and part of the Marine Corps from March 2001 through March 2010. During his time in the Marine Corps, he served four tours in Iraq and was highly decorated.

Deputy Albanese will always be remembered for his service and sacrifice.

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Democrats: refusing to stand for Iryna Zarutska’s mother.

President Trump’s DOJ: seeking the death penalty for Iryna Zarutska’s killer.

Public safety matters more than politics.

Attorney General Pamela Bondi