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A Snellville man may be incarcerated for up to 20 years after he allegedly concealed his involvement in the Red Terror period in Ethiopia in the late 1970s during his application for U.S. citizenship,  the U.S. Attorney's Office bared on Monday.

More victims have since emerged after two Indian nationals pleaded guilty on conspiracy charges relating to their involvement in an international robocalls scheme that targeted thousands of vulnerable elderly Americans across multiple U.S. states, including Virginia, for several years.

A Wisconsin pharmacist, who was deemed a conspiracy theorist by police, has been hit with a three-year prison term by a federal judge on Tuesday after he deliberately destroyed at least 500 COVID-19 vaccine doses during last year's national public health emergency.

A former Customs and Border Protection officer may serve up to 10 years behind bars for helping an undocumented Mexican woman enter the U.S. and work for her as a housekeeper.

Immigration amendments add to a pile of reasons why Obama set to veto appropriations bill

For the third time, U.S. courts have said that Obama's immigration plans have to wait until legal challenge is resolved

The attorney general issued a letter warning schools that denying enrollment to undocumented students was illegal under federal law, and saying the Department of Justice would "vigilantly enforce the lawl."