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Nadia El-Yaouti

Nadia El-Yaouti

Nadia El-Yaouti is a postgraduate from James Madison University, where she studied English and Education. Residing in Central Virginia with her husband and two young daughters, she balances her workaholic tendencies with a passion for travel, exploring the world with her family.

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Two FBI agents embrace in a moment of mourning following a violent shootout in Sunrise, Florida.
Two FBI Agents Killed, Three Injured While Serving Search Warrant

A shootout early Tuesday morning in Sunrise, Florida, has resulted in the death of two FBI agents and the injury of three others. The fatal shootout happened after FBI agents along with other members of law enforcement executed a federal court-ordered search warrant. The subject of the search warrant was... Read More »

A scene depicting President Biden engaging with a protester holding a sign that reads "NOT 1 MORE DEPORTATION" during an event, amidst a gathering of supporters in the background.
Biden Asks Supreme Court to Cancel Border Wall and Asylum Cases

In his next steps in changing course from the previous administration's immigration policies, President Biden has asked the Supreme Court to cancel arguments on two cases filed against the Trump administration's immigration policies. The cases tackle President Trump's construction of the border wall and his “Remain in Mexico” asylum program.... Read More »

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DHS Issues Bulletin Over Heightened Domestic Terrorism Risk

For the first time ever, the Department of Homeland Security has issued a national terrorism bulletin about violent domestic extremists. The bulletin comes after the January 6 riot on Capitol Hill which has heightened the threat of violence across the nation, according to DHS. The bulletin, formally titled the National... Read More »

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Texas Judge Blocks Biden's 100-day Deportation Freeze

One week in and President Biden has already been met with the first major setback of his presidency. On Tuesday, a federal judge in Texas temporarily blocked Biden's 100-day deportation freeze. The deportation freeze was implemented via executive order on January 20th. As part of the memorandum, the Department of... Read More »

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FBI Recovers 33 Children in Anti-Human Trafficking Operation

Earlier this month, an FBI anti-human trafficking operation led to the recovery of 33 missing children. The operation took place in Southern California and was dubbed “Operation Lost Angels.” The recovery of the children was the result of the work of more than two dozen agencies on the local, state,... Read More »

President Biden sitting at a desk in the Oval Office, surrounded by reporters as he prepares to sign executive orders.
Biden Directs DOJ to End Contracts with Private Prisons

Biden's latest executive order tackles the issue of privately operated criminal detention facilities. In his memorandum, President Biden seeks to reform the nation's current incarceration system by eliminating the use of these privately owned detention centers. The memorandum explains in part, “To decrease incarceration levels, we must reduce profit-based incentives... Read More »