A reporter's lawsuit was dismissed by a judge. The lawsuit claimed her detention was unlawful and retaliatory. She was taken into custody by immigration agents outside a gym. This incident occurred on March 4.
The reporter works for news outlets and had recently covered certain legislation and agency activities. Her arrest sparked a debate between lawmakers and the immigration agency.
Further details about the case and the judge's decision are available. The dismissal of the lawsuit was made on September 9.
( InvestigateTV ) — For those hoping to retire in the next few years, a few practical steps now can make a meaningful difference for both savings and peace of mind later. Cherry Dale, vice president of financial education at Virginia Credit Union, said it is never too early to st...
DICKSON, Tenn. (WSMV) - It was a dill-emma only rescuers could solve: a hungry raccoon in Dickson needed a hand after getting trapped in an empty pickle jar. On Friday evening, the Humane Society of Dickson County received a call about a raccoon across the street from the post of...
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A former Camden Elementary School employee misused more than $31,000 in proceeds from the schools Scholastic Book Fairs for personal purchases, according to an investigation by the Tennessee Comptrollers Office. Investigators said the former media specialist, who also served as t...
What This Story Is About A Brentwood optometric physician was sentenced to more than three years in federal prison for submitting millions of dollars in false claims to Medicare, TennCare and another government health program. Why It Matters Helen Boerman admitted she submitted a...
(Gray News) - Judge Judith Sheindlin, better known as Judge Judy, is retiring from on-camera work following a three-decade career. In an exclusive interview with People , Sheindlin said her retirement will start in October when her Amazon series “Judy Justice” ends. The sharp-wit...
