DHS provides data on Maryland residents as Trump administration implements new work requirements.

7 reports, 3 independent Updated Oct 6

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DHS provides data on Maryland residents as Trump administration implements new work requirements.

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DHS Donald Trump Maryland

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Sep 7Trump administration seeks increased budget for DHS.1 source
- highlandcountypress.com
Aug 1Bill Clinton is involved in a situation concerning Donald Trump's potential misuse of federal power while in Maryland.Sub-event
Jul 30New work requirements implemented by Trump administration using DHS data on Maryland residents.1 source
- wypr.org

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The Trump administration is implementing policy changes involving increased scrutiny via USCIS, utilizing DHS data and memos. All 2 developments

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DHS
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- Lawmakers have demanded greater transparency from the administration.06:34
- DHS plans to convert property in Surprise, Arizona, into a detention center while the Arizona Attorney General negotiates a deal.06:07
Donald Trump
American businessman and politician (born 1946), President of the United States (2017–2021; since 2025)
- The RNC is communicating its strategy regarding the midterms to Politico, specifically concerning President Trump's strategy.08:08
- Trump was found liable and convicted in New York for abusing and defaming E. Jean Carroll, while Vance dismissed critics of the Acton ad.08:03
Maryland
state of the United States of America
- Wes Moore is leading the Democratic gubernatorial primary campaign in Maryland, seeking re-election as state governor.05:12
- In Maryland, political figures including Mary Beth Carozza and Bill Chambers discussed the economy of the Eastern Shore region, which is part of the state of Maryland.04:02

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