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Nov 13, 2026
MINNEAPOLIS — Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested and deported more people during the last fiscal year than at any time in its 23-year history, Homeland Security said Thursday, as President Donald Trump followed through on promises of mass deportations that helped him win back the White House in 2024 but also fueled the political blowback that led to Democrats’ overwhelming victory in last week’s midterm elections. The numbers released Thursday by the department reflect the massive funding that has gone into supercharging immigration enforcement under the Trump administration, with more money for deportation officers, detention facilities and deportation flights. But Democratic members of Congress, buoyed by their sweeping victories in both the House and Senate, are promising vigorous oversight of the agency core to the president's mass deportation mission. ICE said it deported 483,200 people in the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30. In 2014, 405,090 people were deported under then-President Barack Obama, when some activists labeled him the “deporter in chief.” The
The Prime Minister’s Office strongly refuted the reports of a heated phone call with Trump and stated that the conversation was not confrontational.
The latest figures highlight the scale of the administration’s immigration crackdown, while raising questions about deportation data and its political consequences
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French showjumping legend Roger-Yves Bost has acknowledged that current riders must work harder and perform better than past generations just to secure a foothold at the elite level. With more than half a century in the saddle and still competing at the sport’s highest level, Bost knows better than most about the demands of equestrian. The winner of the Longines Grand Prix in Hong Kong earlier this year and a 2016 Rio Olympic gold medallist, Bost visited Beas River Equestrian Centre on Sunday to...
Nov 12, 2026
EXCLUSIVE: Rick Cosnett, Richard Kind and Tammy Blanchard are the latest confirmed cast for grief-themed indie The Long Run. They join previously announced Alice Eve in the film, directed by Harold Cronk (Unbroken: Path to Redemption). The character-driven film revolves around a woman named Claire (Eve) who made a promise to her husband, Ben, that […]
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