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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Headline News - Top 25 Update

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High-ranking members of the Sinaloa Cartel charged with international drug trafficking

05/11/2021 04:24 PM EDT

Two indictments were unsealed in federal court that charge high-ranking members of the Sinaloa Cartel with international drug trafficking following investigations lead by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI).

HSI San Antonio warns the public about spoofing phone calls

04/11/2021 11:01 AM EDT

The scammers claim the passport is involved in some type of crime and threaten the caller by indicating police will be dispatched to their home to arrest them. The scammers are spoofing the HSI San Antonio main phone number, 210-979-4500.

HSI contributes to multiagency Task Force to pursue transnational gang leader

04/11/2021 06:56 AM EDT

Archaga Carías and other MS-13 members and associates acting at his direction, also provided protection for other drug trafficking organizations ("DTOs") engaged in transporting multi-ton loads of cocaine through Honduras and destined for the United States.

HSI, federal, local partner investigation leads to firearms, narcotics charges for Mexican national at Minneapolis airport

03/11/2021 08:10 AM EST

According to court documents, on Oct. 29, Kevin Alan Aguilar-Moreno, 20, attempted to board a Delta Airlines flight from Minneapolis to Phoenix, checking two suitcases prior to boarding. TSA agents screening luggage determined that Aguilar-Moreno's baggage contained approximately one kilogram of methamphetamine; a FN, Model 509 9x19 pistol; a Rock Island Armory, 1911 A1-FS pistol; an AR-15-type firearm with no serial number; and 241 rounds of .223 ammunition, of which 39 were armor piercing ammunition.

Texas man sentenced for weapons violation tied to purchase of nearly 50 firearms

02/11/2021 12:35 PM EST

According to court documents and testimony at trial, between December 2019 and August 2020, Jose Luis Garcia Jr., 34, purchased at least 49 firearms from federal firearm licensees in El Paso. Agents observed that Garcia, who was living in Mexico at the time, would often cross into the United States for just a few hours to purchase firearms and then return to Mexico.

Joint law enforcement sex trafficking operation leads to federal prison sentence for South Dakota man

02/11/2021 08:50 AM EST

Brennan John Hauk, 42, was arrested and federally indicted as a result of an undercover sex trafficking operation conducted during the 2019 Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, targeting online predators.

Joint federal, state, local and HSI investigation results in 5-year prison sentence for child pornography conviction

02/11/2021 08:25 AM EST

Upon his release from prison, Nikolas John Larson, 41, will also serve five years of supervised release. 

Joint state, local and HSI investigation results in child pornography indictment of South Dakota man

02/11/2021 08:21 AM EST

William Jacob Stone, 72, appeared in federal court on Oct. 22 and pleaded not guilty.

Rhode Island man sentenced in North Dakota to 33 years for role in international fentanyl trafficking operation

Steven Barros Pinto, 40, of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, was sentenced by Chief U.S. District Court Judge Peter Welte, to 33 years imprisonment for conspiracy to distribute controlled substances and controlled substances analogues, conspiracy to import controlled substances and controlled substances analogues into the United States, money laundering conspiracy, continuing criminal enterprise (CCE), and obstruction of justice.

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High-ranking members of the Sinaloa Cartel charged with international drug trafficking

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The October Surprise Jobs Numbers

                                                           

Today's jobs report showed an acceleration in hiring. Businesses added 604,000 jobs while the government shed 73,000, for a nonfarm payroll expansion of 531,000.      November 05, 2021   Today's Top Stories From the Breitbart News Desk Today's jobs report showed an acceleration in hiring. Businesses added 604,000 jobs while the government shed 73,000, for a nonfarm payroll expansion of 531,000. This is strong evidence that the end of enhanced unemployment benefits in September has incentivized out-of-work Americans to accept jobs. The revisions to September and August, which added a total of 235,000 jobs, suggest that the earlier ends to the benefit bonuses in Republican-led states got this process started this summer. It also suggests that this could have been accomplished earlier, which would have eased inflationary pressures and boosted consumer sentiment. The decision by the Biden administration and Capitol Hill Democrats to extend benefits through the summer now looks like a political own-goal. Perhaps Biden's approval rating would not be as deeply underwater as it is today if there had been a few good jobs reports and lower inflationary reads over the summer months. The economic damage is continuing, however, with the labor force about two percent smaller than it was prepandemic. Speaking of which, labor force participation was surprisingly unchanged at 61.6 percent. The quickest explanation for this is that the population expanded by 142,000. So even though 104,000 people were added to the workforce, they didn't move the participation needle down. For the Federal Reserve, this report pushes both in a dovish and a hawkish direction. The stronger than expected jobs figure indicates less need for accommodative monetary policy. But black unemployment remained unchanged for the month, which means that October employment fell short of Fed Chair Jerome Powell's goal of a "broad and inclusive" expansion. Next week will bring October reads for the Producer Price Index (PPI) on Tuesday and the Consumer Price Index (CPI) on Wednesday. It's likely that PPI will remain at least as hot as it was last month, when it rose 0.5 percent, due to ongoing supply chain constraints. CPI likely accelerated due to the retreat of the Delta variant and signs that spending on services surged in October. If the Democrats have not managed to pass Biden's big spending bills by midweek, the resurgence of inflationary pressures would likely create even more doubts in the minds of more centrist lawmakers about the wisdom of ramping up government spending. That may be why President Biden was demanding lawmakers pass the bills "right now" on Friday. – Alex Marlow & John Carney Breitbart News Network     TOP STORY   The U.S. Economy Added 531,000 Jobs in October, Better Than Expected The U.S. economy added 531,000 jobs in October and the unemployment fell to 4.6 percent. Economists had expected 400,000 positions added to payrolls and an unemployment rate of 4.7 percent, according to Econoday. Enhanced unemployment benefits were ended in September, likely prompting many people who were out of work during the summer months to return to work. The government sector contracted during the month. Businesses added 604,000 jobs. Manufacturers added 60,000 jobs, a very big month of hiring for the sector. [Click here for more]   IN OTHER STORIES... Black-White Unemployment Gap Grew In October The October jobs recovery was uneven, contributing to a widening of the racial gap in unemployment. The overall unemployment rate dipped two-tenths of a percentage point to 4.6 percent. For white Americans, unemployment fell from 4.2 percent to four percent. The labor force participation rate among whites was unchanged from September at 61.5 percent and the labor force expanded by 111,000 workers. The number of whites working grew by... [Click here for more]   Joe Biden Demands Congress Vote Yes on His Agenda 'Right Now' President Joe Biden demanded that every member of Congress vote for his agenda after celebrating the better-than-expected job gains in October reported Friday. "I'm asking every House member, member of the House of Representatives, to vote yes on both these bills, right now," Biden said. "Send the infrastructure bill to my desk. Send the Build Back Better bill to... 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