Alex Caprariello

1 week ago | newsnationnow.com | Rob Taub |Alex Caprariello

Prepared citizen movement growing amongst Americans Prepared citizen movement is a growing trend in the United States Inspiration came from Eric Roscher as he watched the Russia-Ukraine war Opportunity offers hardcore military training, self-defense, and tools (NewsNation) — As natural disasters, civil unrest and war have engulfed the United States, a new alternative has arrived for Americans to not sit idly by and wait for destruction to hit their doorstep. The Prepared Citizen movement is...

1 week ago | newsnationnow.com | Alex Caprariello

(NewsNation) — Undocumented immigrants living in the Los Angeles area are trying to avoid being captured and removed from the country amid President Donald Trump’s mass deportations. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has been conducting raids across the area, including at stores like Home Depot. Usually, such stores would be packed with hundreds of day laborers looking for work, but are now essentially empty.

2 weeks ago | newsnationnow.com | Mills Hayes |Anna Sommerfeld Kutz |Alex Caprariello |Nancy Loo

(NewsNation) — Los Angeles has entered a fifth day of unrest as protests against President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown continue amid more military arrivals and reports of looting. A California Highway Patrol officer told NewsNation that looters are taking advantage of the city’s preoccupied police. Multiple arrests stemmed from jewelry store break-ins overnight, with NewsNation’s Mills Hayes witnessing at least four attempted lootings in LA’s jewelry district.

2 weeks ago | newsnationnow.com | Nancy Loo |Kellie Meyer |Tanya Noury |Mills Hayes |Alex Caprariello

(NewsNation) — Senior administration officials tell NewsNation 700 active-duty U.S. Marines will be deployed to Los Angeles to “help protect federal agents and buildings” in response to the protests against President Donald Trump’s immigration enforcement. The Marines are coming from their base at Twentynine Palms in the Southern California desert.

3 weeks ago | newsnationnow.com | Alex Caprariello

More than 15K USDA staffers out as administration pushes to shrink agency Farmers face delays in USDA grant payouts needed for crop planning USDA says frozen funds are being released; hiring freeze exemptions OK'd( NewsNation) - Farmers have raised concerns that deep personnel and funding cuts at the U.S. Department of Agriculture are leaving crops and livestock more susceptible to disease and parasites, potentially threatening the safety of America's food supply.