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FBI Warns of Criminals Posing as ICE, Urges Agents to ID Themselves

In a bulletin to law enforcement agencies, the FBI said criminal impersonators are exploiting ICE’s image and urged nationwide coordination to distinguish real operations from fakes.

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ASIC urges private credit sector to improve practices or risk regulatory action

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has issued a clear warning to the private credit sector, stating that it must improve its practices or face enforcement action. ASIC Commissioner Simone Constant emphasized that the regulator is actively pursuing multiple investigations and prioritizing enforcement to address misconduct within the industry. The warning comes as the private credit sector continues to grow, becoming increasingly significant within the financial system. ASIC is determined to act swiftly before the sector expands further, ensuring that it does not become a systemic risk. The regulator aims to set a precedent by taking decisive action against non-compliant entities, signaling that it is serious about maintaining industry standards. This move is part of ASIC's broader strategy to clean up what it describes as 'shonks'—a term used to refer to unscrupulous or unethical practices in the financial sector. The commission is working to establish a stronger regulatory framework to prevent future misconduct and protect consumers. The private credit sector, which includes alternative lending platforms and non-bank financial institutions, has been under increased scrutiny due to concerns about responsible lending and transparency. ASIC's actions reflect a growing focus on ensuring that all financial services providers adhere to regulatory standards, particularly as the sector evolves and expands. The regulator's message is clear: the private credit industry must elevate its standards or face the consequences of regulatory intervention. This development is significant for the Australian financial landscape, as it underscores the importance of accountability and compliance in an increasingly complex market. The warning serves as a cautionary tale for the sector, highlighting the need for proactive measures to avoid enforcement actions that could disrupt business operations and damage reputations. ASIC's approach demonstrates a commitment to fostering a fair and transparent financial environment, which is essential for the long-term stability of the Australian economy.

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An agency tasked with protecting immigrant children is becoming an enforcement arm, current and former staffers say

The Office of Refugee Resettlement’s welfare mission appears to be undergoing a stark transformation as President Donald Trump seeks to ramp up deportation numbers, current and former officials told T...

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Mamdani warns properties of 10 ‘worst landlords’ could be seized

Mayor Zohran Mamdani said that properties could be taken away from the worst landlords and reassigned to those who could safely steward them.

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Chat Control: Ombudsman condemns official's move from Europol to AI company - Euractiv

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Public Lands Protected, Immigrant Rights Defended, and Homelessness Solutions in Denver

In this episode of Good News for Lefties, host Beowulf Rocklin brings you a collection of inspiring victories that remind us of the power of community action and resilience. We start with a significant win for environmental advocates as the Senate parliamentarian blocks a controversial plan to sell off millions of acres of public land and fast-track offshore drilling. This ruling preserves vital conservation efforts and showcases the importance of protecting our natural treasures from short-term exploitation. Next, we celebrate a major legal victory in New York City as a judge halts Mayor Eric Adams' plan to reopen an ICE office at Rikers Island. This ruling protects immigrant communities from increased enforcement and emphasizes the city's commitment to civil rights and public safety. Turning to homelessness, we highlight Denver's remarkable achievement in reducing unsheltered homelessness by 45% over two years, thanks to innovative strategies and a focus on getting people indoors. This success serves as a model for other cities grappling with similar challenges. In a powerful show of solidarity, Angel City FC, a women's soccer team in Los Angeles, stands with immigrants by distributing "Immigrant City Football Club" t-shirts at a recent match. This act of community support reinforces the message that Los Angeles is a city built on diversity and inclusion. We also discuss a landmark law in Oregon that protects school libraries from book bans related to protected classes, ensuring that all students have access to diverse perspectives and fostering intellectual freedom in education. Finally, we celebrate the historic election of Lorelei Cloud, the first Indigenous chair of the Colorado Water Conservation Board, marking a significant step toward inclusion and representation in water policy decisions. Join us for this uplifting episode filled with stories of advocacy, progress, and the enduring spirit of hope! If you have thoughts, ideas, or more good news to share, we’d love to hear from you! Call or message us at 202-656-6271 or drop us a line at [email protected]. You can find more about this week's stories here: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/06/25/us/senate-parliamentarian-public-lands.html More good daily news for democracy on Facebook, Bluesky, and Instagram. Thanks to Rosabelle Heine and Aaron Watson for production assistance.