内容摘要：In this photo provided by Oliver Widger via his Instagram account on Thursday, May 15, 2025, his cat, Phoenix, sits inside their sailboat somewhere in the Pacific Ocean as both make their way from Oregon to Hawaii. (Oliver Widger via AP)

In this photo provided by Oliver Widger via his Instagram account on Thursday, May 15, 2025, his cat, Phoenix, sits inside their sailboat somewhere in the Pacific Ocean as both make their way from Oregon to Hawaii. (Oliver Widger via AP)

Last month, Trump ordered a new national security review of Nippon Steel’s proposed bid.Levy reported from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Follow Marc Levy on X:

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Federal magistrate judges in New Mexico have started dismissing national security charges against immigrants accused of crossing the southern U.S. border through a newly designated military zone, finding little evidence that immigrants knew about the zones.Since late-April, federal prosecutors in New Mexico and western Texas have filed misdemeanor criminal charges of violating national security regulations and entering restricted military property against at least 400 immigrants. They’re accused of illegally entering the U.S. as well as a 60-foot strip of land recently designated as a national defense area.The military trespassing charges have been dismissed in at least 120 cases by magistrate judges at a federal court in Las Cruces, including rulings on Friday. Companion misdemeanor charges of illegal entry into the U.S. were not dismissed.

The U.S. attorney for New Mexico says at least 199 signs have been staked in the ground near the New Mexico border that warn against entry into the newly militarized area. But Chief Magistrate Judge Gregory Wormuth says, “The mere fact that some ‘signs’ were posted in the New Mexico National Defense Area provides no basis on which to conclude that the defendant could have seen, let alone did see, the signs.”The government was using a “cut-and-paste approach” in its allegations that allowed the court to use the same legal analysis in ruling in all the cases, Wormuth said in a court order.

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are overseen by U.S. Army commands out of Fort Bliss in the El Paso area in Texas and Fort Huachuca in Arizona., a welcoming port for immigrants from across the globe, hit the hard reality of state budgeting this spring.

The Democrat is a leading critic of President Donald Trump’s administration, especially its immigration policies. But facing a budget shortfall for the upcoming fiscal year, Pritzker’s proposed $55.2 billion fiscal plan would cut part of a four-year-old program providing health coverage to some adults regardless of immigration status. Illinois is one of seven states and the District of Columbia to offer such a program.California, which last year one-upped Illinois by offering health care to all adult immigrants, has run into a similar revenue problem and

Rep. Barbara Hernandez, a suburban Chicago Democrat, said the program helps many families.“There’s a huge need in the undocumented community that cannot get health care otherwise,” she said.