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ICE Goes Quiet: How The Agency Became Everyday

Despite public attention on Immigration and Customs Enforcement dying down in recent months, the agency is quietly reshaping daily life far beyond the border. From Haitian immigrants in Ohio to university campuses, tax databases, and fake federal agent scams, ICE's reach now extends into neighborhoods and airports across the country. What remains uncertain is just how much power the agency will ultimately hold.

Artists Denied Entry Into The U.K.

Several high-profile Black artists like Ye and Snoop Dogg have recently been denied entry into the United Kingdom. We break down the details behind these controversial decisions.

Jessie Woo Self-Deports After Fans Call ICE on Her – Fans

Internet personality Jessie Woo says she "self-deported" to Canada after facing online harassment from trolls who threatened to report her to immigration authorities. Born in Montreal to Haitian immigrant parents, she gained fame through comedy videos and music before appearing on Wild 'N Out and Love & Hip Hop: Miami.

Cardi B Says She’s Proud Of Bad Bunny’s Stance Against ICE (See pics of Half Time show)

Cardi B praises Bad Bunny for his artistic stance against ICE during the Super Bowl Halftime show. See the pics and get the details inside.

Department Of Homeland Security Drops New Video Defending Donald Trump & JD Vance’s Claim That Renee Good Tried To Run Over ICE Agent: ‘The...

DHS is defending President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance against Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey regarding Renee Nicole Good’s fatal ICE shooting, asserting Good weaponized her vehicle, while Frey stated she was only trying to leave the scene.

DHS Raises Self-Deportation Offer to $3,000, Warns of Arrest for Those Who Stay

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is increasing its financial incentive for undocumented migrants to $3,000, offering a free flight home and potential forgiveness of certain civil fines for those who self-deport.

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Elaine Massacre 1919: History Forgotten

Two years before the Tulsa Race Massacre in 1921, one of the bloodiest racial slaughters in American history occurred in Phillips County, Arkansas. This week marks the 107th anniversary of the tragedy, when hundreds of Black sharecroppers gathered to organize for fair cotton prices. For that simple demand, they were met with a state-sanctioned manhunt that history class conveniently forgot to mention.

Jay-Z Seeks to Revive Extortion Case Against Tony Buzbee

Jay-Z is asking a court to reconsider his extortion case against Tony Buzbee, the Texas attorney whose former client just recanted her rape allegation against the rapper. Jay filed a petition with an appeals court in California asking the court to reconsider its recent refusal to reinstate his extortion and defamation lawsuit against Buzbee, which was previously dismissed by a lower court.