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Task force identifies 14 concepts for new Spokane County criminal justice and jail system but specifics undetermined

Three years after Spokane County voters rejected a $1.7 billion, 30-year tax hike for new jails and improved mental health and addiction treatment services, and nine months after a task force was formed representing dozens of governments, organizations and interest groups, the group’s “bold road map” was finally released Thursday.
News >  Federal Government

GOP immigration funding bill clears House, heads to Trump

WASHINGTON — House Republicans cleared a $70 billion reconciliation package Tuesday to fund immigration enforcement agencies for the rest of President Donald Trump’s term. On a party-line vote of 214-212, the House cleared the reconciliation bill that the Senate passed last week. Independent Kevin Kiley of California, who caucuses with the Republicans, voted no. Final passage of the measure ...
News >  Federal Government

Justice Department seeks to strip U.S. citizenship from convicted Feeding Our Future fraudster, 16 others

MINNEAPOLIS — The federal government announced it is seeking to strip U.S. citizenship from 17 foreign-born residents accused of serious offenses, among them a Minnesotan charged in the Feeding Our Future fraud scandal. The U.S. Department of Justice said on Monday that the Immigration and Nationality Act allows for naturalized citizenship to be revoked if that status was illegally acquired by ...
News >  Federal Government

Lawsuit seeks to shut down UFC White House event

A week ahead of an event the promotion says is not political and not transactional, an effort is being made to shut down UFC Freedom 250. A lawsuit has ​been filed by, in part, a military veteran from Virginia that says the UFC's show at the White House is "deeply corrupt," ⁠in part because Donald Trump is giving his friend, UFC CEO Dana ‌White, and the UFC "unfettered access to ​the White House and Lincoln Memorial to stage a private, for-profit sports event, with all the promotional and branding opportunities that accompany such access."