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Trump did what today?

2/3/2026

As some states try to show ICE the door, others put out the welcome mat

  • Some states are moving to hold federal immigration agents accountable after recent deaths linked to ICE actions.
  • Illinois has formed an Accountability Commission to investigate ICE's activities and propose prosecutions.
  • In contrast, Republican-led states like Tennessee are advancing legislation that supports ICE and increases immigration enforcement.
  • Democratic states are introducing measures to limit cooperation with ICE, creating safe zones in certain areas.
  • This split reflects a national debate over immigration enforcement and the role of states in regulating federal agencies.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia becomes symbol of mistaken deportations

  • Kilmar Abrego Garcia's wrongful deportation highlights issues with the Trump administration's aggressive ICE policies.
  • His case, along with others, shows how rapid deportations can lead to errors and harm innocent individuals.
  • Legal experts and judges have criticized the speed of removals, which can often overlook legal protections.
  • Mistakes happen during expedited processes, leading to deportations despite ongoing legal cases or protections.
  • The legal community is increasingly documenting these incidents as they reflect broader issues within immigration enforcement.

Powerful people, random redactions: 4 things to know about the latest Epstein files

  • The release of Epstein files has revealed connections between Epstein and many powerful figures, but sparked concerns over redactions.
  • Victims' names and other sensitive information were inadequately protected in released documents, prompting legal scrutiny.
  • The files also show how Epstein was able to maintain relationships with influential people despite past misdeeds.
  • Disorganization in the document release has raised questions about transparency in the investigation.
  • The nature of Epstein's connections and the ongoing fallout from his actions continue to provoke public interest and inquiry.

19 Winter Olympic storylines we're watching (they're not just about sports)

  • The upcoming Winter Olympics in Milan will showcase rising stars along with veterans from past Games.
  • U.S. athletes, including many who are returning after breaks, will be competing amidst international tensions.
  • New sports, like ski mountaineering, and increases in women’s events demonstrate evolving Olympic dynamics.
  • Environmental concerns and doping regulations are expected to be major points of discussion during the Games.
  • Public attendance is back this year, adding an exciting element to the athletes' experiences.

Clintons agree to testify in House Epstein investigation ahead of contempt of Congress vote

  • Bill and Hillary Clinton have agreed to testify in a House investigation regarding Jeffrey Epstein, though terms are still being discussed.
  • This investigation has drawn controversy and could lead to the Clintons facing contempt of Congress charges.
  • The urgency for their testimony arises from serious allegations against Epstein and his associations.
  • Republicans are focused on holding figures accountable while the Clintons have criticized the motivations behind the inquiry.
  • This case is notable as it challenges the traditional deferential approach Congress takes towards former presidents.