Baraka v. Habba: Fox News Politics Newsletter for June 3, 2025

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Barakav. Habba

Las Baraca is full of hope for Mayor Newark and the Democratic governor He filed a lawsuit On Tuesday, he condemned interim US lawyers for Alina Haba, New Jersey, on a false arrest and malicious charges in connection with the May 9 arrest and charges outside the federal immigration center.

The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court in New Jersey, accused Haba of acting politically in his May 9 arrest outside the Delaney Hall detention center near Newar Liberty International Airport. Baraka was arrested after being arrested during a protest outside the facility and accused of evicting warnings from law enforcement officials. He was in custody for several hours before being released. The U.S. Attorney’s Office said 13 days after filing accusations against Baraka that it had dismissed the lawsuit “to move forward.”

The civil lawsuit filed by Baraka’s lawyers seeks what they described as “false arrests and malicious prosecutions” and what Haba allegedly made about his case, including social media. The lawsuit includes screenshots of Habba’s social media post in question…read more

A split photo of Newark Mayor Las Baraka and interim US lawyers for New Jersey’s Alina Haba. Photo via Getty Images. (Getty Images)

White House

Signature Issues: Trump DOJ investigates Biden’s pardon with his family, death row inmate

Boulder’s Fear

“Really sad”: Witnesses to the Boulder Terrorist Attack Explain “Horrifying” Scenes at Pro Israel’s Rally

Looking back: Legislators and officials warned of terrorist attacks from foreigners long ago in Colorado

Unleash your fear: Mohamed Soliman planned a Molotov cocktail attack after refusing to buy a gun

Muhammad Soliman, a suspect in the Boulder terrorist attack, is in the country where he is overstaying visas. (AP News)

The growth of threats: The suspected Boulder terrorist attack showed signs of “solid” radical growth, a former FBI supervisor says

Serve and Protection: Boulder anti-Semitic terrorist attacks bring responses from major cities

The world stage

Wartime preparation: Challenges Trump and Putin push the UK to adopt new NATO first defense policy

Hometown Edge: A nation with new attention drawn on sensitive sites after Ukraine’s surprising drone attack on Russia

Crimea chaos: Ukraine targets a large underwater blast on the bridge connecting Russia to Crimea, video show

The existence of God: Huckabee condemns efforts to erase Jewish history as “absurd” into sacred sites

In the photo in this file, Israeli Ambassador Mike Huckabee places a note on the western wall as Holy Week and Passover approach. (@usambisrael/x)

‘betrayal’: A US citizen who fought for ISIS in Syria has been sentenced to 10 years in prison

Atom Stuck: Ukraine targets a large underwater blast on the bridge connecting Russia to Crimea, video show

Edge-on-edge: A nation with new attention drawn on sensitive sites after Ukraine’s surprising drone attack on Russia

Capitol Hill

“Aggressive humiliation”: House Dem urges the GOP to blame DHS for handcuffing staff of staff in the manipulation and orders noem to testify

“Part of the design”: Jasmine Crockett agrees at City Hall that “Republicans Want to Dye the Poor People”

Rep. Jasmine Crockett will be seen at the first hearing held by the Overseas Committee on the investigation of the ammo each on September 28, 2023 at the Rayburn House Office Building in Capitol Hill, Washington, DC. (Yasin Ozturk/Anadolu Agency by Otty Images)

Fiscal Showdown: Randpole says $5 trillion debt will break “significant and beautiful bill” contract