Dana Wagner

2 weeks ago | news3lv.com | Dana Wagner

Las Vegas (KSNV) — The Internal Revenue Service has reached an agreement with Homeland Security officials to share sensitive taxpayer data with federal immigration authorities. As part of the deal, the IRS will provide information on undocumented immigrants who are already facing deportation orders and are under investigation for federal crimes. This move is part of President Trump's broader crackdown on illegal immigration.

3 weeks ago | news3lv.com | Dana Wagner

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Civil rights organizations are calling on the U.S. Supreme Court to prevent the Trump administration from deporting immigrants to what they describe as a "brutal foreign prison." The American Civil Liberties Union and Democracy Forward filed a brief following an emergency appeal by President Donald Trump last Friday. The appeal seeks to allow the administration to use the "Alien Enemies Act of 1798" to expedite the deportation of alleged gang members.

1 month ago | news3lv.com | Dana Wagner

The Trump administration's plan to deport millions of undocumented immigrants could lead to a significant increase in housing prices, particularly in areas like Southern Nevada, where many construction workers are undocumented. Vince Saavedra, Executive Secretary Treasurer of the local building trades unions, said, "We love it. I think our kids get tired of it. Look what I built. Look what we built. Look what I built. It’s a very prideful job, because, like I said, we build monuments.

1 month ago | news3lv.com | Dana Wagner

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Denise Rosch, a lifelong Las Vegas resident and beloved local reporter, is celebrated for her creative and impactful storytelling. Known for her unique approach to reporting, Rosch has covered everything from hotel openings and implosions to quirky segments like frying an egg on the asphalt during scorching summer days. "Nina, I know you're interested in our fried egg. Not only did it fry, but it scrambled and turned into some sort of meat substance too.

2 months ago | news3lv.com | Dana Wagner

Las Vegas (KSNV) — Mass deportations of undocumented workers and workplace raids at Las Vegas casinos appear unlikely, according to industry experts and union leaders. The hospitality industry is a crucial part of Nevada's economy. A recent report commissioned by the Nevada Resort Association revealed that the gaming industry provides more than 386,000 direct and indirect jobs statewide, accounting for 27% of the state's total workforce.