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Maryland sheriffs should not be handcuffed by reckless sanctuary politics
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politics1d ago

Maryland sheriffs should not be handcuffed by reckless sanctuary politics

  • Maryland sheriffs sue to overturn the Community Trust Act, arguing it blocks cooperation with ICE.
  • FAIR representative says sheriffs are on the front lines and face an 'impossible constitutional bind'.
  • Plaintiffs say sanctuary policies worsen crime by releasing offenders back into communities.
  • The suit cites victims linked to sanctuary policies to illustrate human costs.
  • The suit asserts federal law supersedes state policies under the Supremacy Clause.
  • Sheriffs warn sanctuary laws could turn Maryland into an 'ultra-sanctuary' state.
  • Lawmakers allowed the bill to become law without signing, citing implementation concerns.
  • The lawsuit targets 17 of Maryland's 24 sheriffs who represent about 70% of county sheriffs.
  • FAIR emphasizes border security and national immigration policy as guiding principles.
  • The suit seeks legal relief to allow sheriffs to cooperate with federal authorities without state penalties.
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Ex-Trump national security adviser to plead guilty after years of calls for his arrest
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crime4h ago

Ex-Trump national security adviser to plead guilty after years of calls for his arrest

  • Bolton, a former national security adviser, is expected to plead guilty to illegal retention of sensitive documents.
  • The plea includes a fine of more than $2 million, with a June 26 hearing scheduled.
  • The case relates to alleged unlawful transmission and retention of classified notes from Bolton's White House tenure.
  • CNN cited multiple sources familiar with the matter as the basis for the plea details.
  • Bolton's prosecution is described as distinct from other high-profile Trump-related cases.
  • The inquiry intensified during the Biden administration after a suspected Iranian hack breached Bolton's email.
  • Former White House adviser faced indictment earlier, showing a long legal process leading to the plea.
  • The article notes Bolton's long-standing stance against Trump and his memoir alleging criticism.
  • The report references that the case involves over 1,000 pages of notes and a personal email account.
  • The coverage emphasizes career investigators’ support for the prosecution.
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