Tim Henderson retweeted
Incredible. First @SecMullinDHS claimed that @DHSgov identified 15,903 noncitizens on Nevada’s voter roll. Then DHS officials said, no no no, that’s just people we flagged, here’s the names of 185 people we KNOW aren’t citizens.
All 185 were citizens. DHS got 100% wrong.
From 16,000 to 185 to Zero: Trump’s Claims of Illegal Voting in Nevada Fizzle.
"The state sent a strongly worded rebuke to the federal government: Every single person on the list was a lawful citizen."
nytimes.com/2026/09/24/us/po…
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Tim Henderson retweeted
Pastor loses bid to remain: ICE deports him to Haiti despite U.S.-citizen wife, kids
Read more at: miamiherald.com/news/local/i…
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The article opens with yet another spouse of a US citizen being detained at @USCIS green card appointment and being jailed by ICE. Malena Chacón Santos came to the USA legally, married a US citizen, but USCIS refused to process her application and set her up for an arrest.
The Texas Tribune interviewed five Texas immigrants — from Mexico, China, Iran, Cuba and Venezuela — who shared their experiences of being arrested by ICE and living in detention centers across the state. bit.ly/3V6q7dZ
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Tim Henderson retweeted
“The worst possible way to find out a new drug is in the city is by an autopsy,” Humphreys said.
sfist.com/2026/09/14/victim-…
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Tim Henderson retweeted
U.S. homebuyer demand has fallen so far that pending sales are now worse than 2008.
In August 2026, the NAR pending sale index registered at 71.2.
Lower than during any period of the 2008-2011 crash.
Worse yet, contract signings are down 47% from the pandemic peak, and 35% from normal pre-pandemic levels.
This is a full-scale housing demand recession, and it's not getting any better.
The longer that pending sales stay this low, the more pressure there will be on sellers to cut prices.
But there's big differences depending on market. Check home sales and inventory data for your ZIP at: reventure.app/map?geo=county…
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Tim Henderson retweeted
What total nonsense. In response to an utterly unprecedented federal operation, judges communicated internally about how to handle a flood of cases. And we know DHS broke the law repeatedly in Minneapolis. ICE ignored court orders so often that DOJ attorneys got sanctioned.
In this article, Judge Schiltz, the chief judge during Metro Surge in Minnesota, goes on record with the NYT. He demonstrates profound bias against DHS and the current admin, and he admits to extreme misconduct—essentially conspiring with his judicial colleagues to thwart DHS’s immigration enforcement in Minnesota.
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SCOOP: DHS said it found 14,576 potential noncitizen voters on PA's voter rolls, but said little about its methodology. @ByCarterWalker has obtained the most detailed description so far for @VotebeatUS
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Tim Henderson retweeted
This is APPALLING. The Trump administration is detaining random Somali immigrants with no criminal record at Guantanamo Bay, seemingly because the White House ordered ICE specifically to detain Somalis at Gitmo as part of its effort to punish an ethnic group Trump has attacked.
“The worst place ever I’ve been in my life," Sakariye Abdi Mohamed, a Somali asylum seeker, told me over the phone from Guantanamo Bay last week.
According to Sakariye, guards say the order to keep Somalis at the facility comes straight from DC.
motherjones.com/politics/202…
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Tim Henderson retweeted
In light of the latest provocation by Bo French, resulting in his party condemning him for racism...
Throwback to this excellent read about the anti-Indian sentiment fomented in Texas by the right.
via @eklib
texastribune.org/2026/05/12/…
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Tim Henderson retweeted
This will be a long thread. Please stick with it.
The Miami Herald, one of the premier legacy newspapers in America, laid off or wrote off more than 30 positions today – well over one-third of its editorial staff. The cuts include crucial accountability beats. (1)
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In Mississippi and Louisiana, judges usually take 3 months or more to decide if an immigrant has been unlawfully detained.
Meanwhile, in Minnesota, which experienced a surge in appeals early this year, courts often decide in less than two weeks: propub.li/4qV67a5
ALT A map showing how long habeas cases take to close, by district. Gray dots represent immigration detention facilities. Regions are shaded lighter purple if they have fewer cases, or darker purple if they have more cases. Text on the map reads: 1. In Minnesota, where more than 1,500 habeas petitions have been filed since January 2025, cases have closed in a median of just 12 days. 2. In Oklahoma's Western District, habeas cases take a median of 63 days. 3. Over 2,600 petitions have been filed in Louisiana, which has many ICE detention centers. Cases have taken a median of 89 days to close. 4. Cases have taken a median of 92 days to close in Mississippi's Southern District, where the Adams County Correctional Center is located. Source: ProPublica analysis of court records, as of Aug. 25, and Deportation Data Project. Districts with fewer than 10 cases closed not shown.
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I went to Haiti to talk to the people who are arriving on the deportation flights. A common theme emerged: many people said their their iphones, jewelry and other valuables were not returned to them.
nytimes.com/2026/09/06/world…
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EXCLUSIVE: US may ask parents to prove citizenship or immigration status to get passports for their children reut.rs/46yq7pp reut.rs/46yq7pp
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Pretty bleak commentary from roofing contractors we just surveyed on skilled-labor shortages.
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I took a few of the top causes of death in the U.S. 1900 (the #1 was flu/pneumonia that year... cancer was all the way down at #8 ... among states that registered deaths)
These are age-adjusted rates (using the 2000 weights), so one can compare the years.
Even looking at the crude rates can be pretty stark - I didn't include the diarrhea cause (bc once water/seqage got cleaned up, things were pretty good)
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As more states seek ways to limit immigration enforcement, one tactic has had an effect: making it more difficult for local law enforcement to hand over people they are holding in city or county jails to federal immigration authorities: stateline.org/2026/08/24/san…
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Tim Henderson retweeted
Whoa! The 4th Circuit, post-death-of-Chevron- doctrine, overturns decades of agency precedent and rules that whenever a noncitizen's prior criminal conviction is vacated, it eliminates any immigration consequences flowing from that conviction, no matter the reason for vacatur.
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From our own ex colleague @RebeccaBeitsch
Top DHS lawyer faces bar complaint over ‘worst of the worst’ list for judges
thehill.com/homenews/adminis…
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NEW: Thousands of emergency habeas lawsuits have provided a unique window into Donald Trump's appointees to the bench — and one thing is clear: Trump 2.0 judges are different than Trump 1.0 judges.
politico.com/news/2026/08/19…
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