The Justice Department launched a multiagency immigration enforcement operation in Chicago, fulfilling a campaign promise by the Trump administration. Acting deputy attorney general Emil Bove oversaw the effort to address what he called a “national emergency,” with various law enforcement agencies involved in conducting operations. Local residents expressed concern and confusion as federal agencies made arrests, while state officials in Illinois cooperated with federal authorities but refused to participate in targeted raids or profiling individuals without documents.
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2 Mass. women rescued from ‘chest-deep snow’ on Mt. Washington
Two Massachusetts women were rescued from Mount Washington after becoming stranded in whiteout conditions and chest-deep snow, prompting a team of rescuers to reach them through GPS navigation in challenging weather conditions. Despite suffering from cold weather injuries, the women were found alive and coherent, thanks to their preparedness with the correct gear and winter hiking experience. The rescue operation was successful, with one hiker transported to the hospital for further evaluation and treatment, highlighting...
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