DHS scales back ICE enforcement tactics; Vance task force suspends hundreds of hospices
In this Media Miss Minute, the Department of Homeland Security is scaling back some of its more controversial immigration enforcement policies. And a task force led by Vice President JD Vance has suspended hundreds of hospices over suspected fraud.
Media Miss by the right: ICE reportedly scales back courthouse arrests, warrantless entry practices
The Department of Homeland Security is pulling back on two of its most controversial immigration enforcement tactics, according to a new NBC report.
Two DHS officials told the outlet that Immigration and Customs Enforcement field officers have been instructed to stop entering homes without a judge’s warrant. They’re also reportedly scaling back arrests inside courthouses, limiting them only to individuals already targeted for deportation.
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Media Miss by the left: Vance task force suspends 447 hospices
An anti-fraud task force led by Vice President JD Vance has suspended 447 hospices and 23 home health agencies in California.
The Los-Angeles-area facilities are accused of committing more than $600 million in fraud, according to a Fox News report. Investigators say some operations listed multiple agencies at the same address – including empty storefronts and unoccupied offices.
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