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ICE agents during a pre-dawn arrest in Virginia

Posted inin Immigration
Politics

Mullin slams Spanberger after shocking ICE raid

Posted byby Elliot Munch
6 days ago
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2 min

A pre-dawn ICE arrest in Manassas put Virginia’s immigration rules back in the crosshairs, as Markwayne Mullin blamed local limits and Abigail Spanberger’s office said state agencies still cooperate on criminal cases.

Virginia Supreme Court hearing on a constitutional amendment dispute

Posted inin Courts
Politics

Virginia Court Grills a Handy Election Definition

Posted byby Sean Lorne
3 weeks ago
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2 min

Virginia justices questioned whether early voting counts as the “next general election” in a constitutional amendment fight, then left the block on the referendum in place.

Police respond to a Virginia home after a fatal domestic shooting

Posted inin Crime
News

Fairfax Dispatch Audio Surfaces After Tragedy

Posted byby Sean Lorne
1 month ago
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1 min

Police dispatch audio was released after the deaths of former Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax and his wife. Court records and earlier allegations have also renewed attention on a long and painful public history.

Police lights and crime scene tape at night

Posted inin News
Politics

Thirty Arrests, Five Stabbings: Who’s Responsible?

Posted byby Elliot Munch
3 months ago
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1 min

A woman was killed at a Fairfax County bus stop. Authorities charged a 32-year-old man with murder and say he had dozens of prior arrests. The case has reopened questions about local charging and release policies.

Gavel and Justice Department seal representing dispute over U.S. attorney appointment

Posted inin Justice Department
Law

Deputy AG Fires Judge-Appointed Interim U.S. Attorney

Posted byby Elliot Munch
3 months ago
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2 min

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche removed a judge-appointed interim U.S. attorney in Virginia this week, continuing a clash over who can fill federal vacancies. The Justice Department says the president picks U.S. attorneys. Federal judges say they can step in when needed.