On Wednesday night in New Jersey, roughly 100 anti‑ICE demonstrators clashed with law‑enforcement officers, turning a previously peaceful protest into a violent confrontation. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin blamed local police for refusing to assist, while former acting ICE Director Tom Bovino accused the secretary of inaction that endangers agents and detainees.

Violent Turn in Anti‑ICE Demonstrations in New Jersey

According to the Department of Homeland Security, about 100 rioters assaulted officers and threw objects at a detention facility on Wednesday, prompting Mullin to label the obstruction a felony... The escalation drew national media attention and sparked calls from New Jersey Democrats, including Senator Cory Booker, for greater transparency and accountability from ICE.

Former ICE Director Tom Bovino Blasts Mullin’s Response

In a public statement, former acting ICE Director Tom Bovino wrote that the situation “should've been over in 15 minutes” and warned that “hesitation isn’t compassion – it’s dangerous weakness.” Bovino’s criticism, reported by the source,underscores an internal rift within the agency over how aggressively to confront protestors.

Proposed Green Card Rule Could Push Low‑Income Applicants Out

Immigration experts cited in the report say a pending rule change would raise financial thresholds for green‑card eligibility, potentially forcing low‑income applicants to leave the United States.. The rule, if finalized, could make it harder for certain immigrants to meet the new requirements and raise the specter of deportation for those unable to comply.

Trump’s Threat to Close Airport Customs Risks World Cup Travel

President Donald Trump has warned that he may shut down customs operations at U.S. airports, a move that would disrupt international travel ahead of the FIFA World Cup in Qatar. Host cities are already preparing for possible chaos, as the customs shutdown could delay or block the arrival of teams, fans, and officials.

Which Courts Will Review the Green Card Rule?

The source does not specify which federal courts might hear challenges to the green‑card proposal, leaving uncertainty about the timeline for any legal injunctions.. Additionally, the report offers no comment from the White House on whether the customs shutdown threat will be acted upon .