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The House Judiciary Committee, under the leadership of Chair and Republican Congressman Jim Jordan (OH-04) has sent letters to Boston’s law enforcement leaders demanding documents and information on the city’s sanctuary policies as the Trump administration continues its nationwide crackdown on illegal immigration.
The next frontier for the plaintiffs bar is the climate tort—blaming business for harm from hotter weather. To that end environmentalists and plaintiff lawyers are sharing information on training for federal judges.
Students of American history may recall the nullification crisis of the 1830s, when South Carolina asserted for itself the right to declare federal law void inside its state borders. President Andrew Jackson asserted federal authority, South Carolina backed down, and the crisis passed peacefully.
The House Judiciary and Foreign Affairs committees sent a letter to Canada's Minister of Public Safety on Thursday, expressing concern that a new cybersecurity bill making its way through the country's legislature could pose privacy and security risks to Americans.
The House Judiciary Committee has accused Philadelphia’s top law enforcement officials of shielding criminal immigrants through sanctuary policies and demanded that they quickly turn over a trove of related records and correspondence.
The GOP-led committee’s action represents an escalation by Trump-allied Republicans in their criticism of Philadelphia government on rules concerning undocumented residents, particularly in limiting city cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
The House Judiciary Committee is targeting all three of Arlington’s main criminal justice agencies over local policies that restrict contact with immigration enforcement.
ActBlue employees invoked their Fifth Amendment right at least 146 times in depositions with congressional committees investigating alleged donor fraud on the fundraising platform, according to an explosive report released Monday.
The leftists at ActBlue got some ’splainin’ to do. Of course, that’s hard to do when you’re taking the Fifth.
The House Judiciary Committee is investigating why Colorado lawyers who want to file a case online must abide by the state’s sanctuary law or face perjury charges.
In a letter on Monday, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, and Rep. Tom McClintock, R-Calif., chairman of the Judiciary Subcommittee on Immigration Integrity, Security, and Enforcement, said they are looking at Colorado’s sanctuary policy.
WASHINGTON — Three House Republican committee chairmen accused ActBlue on Tuesday of having “deliberately obstructed” their investigation into the Democratic fundraising platform following a bombshell report that suggested it misled Congress about its fraud safeguards during the 2024 election.
The leaders of the House Oversight, Judiciary and Administration committees sent a letter to ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones that cited an April 2 New York Times report revealing the platform “withheld materials responsive to the Committees’ subpoenas” in July 2025.