Rubio opens US-led anti-left terrorism summit with 60-plus delegations
What's new: Washington says at least 65 countries joined as the US presses allies to treat far-left attacks as a bigger security priority.
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What's new: Washington says at least 65 countries joined as the US presses allies to treat far-left attacks as a bigger security priority.
Why it matters: The review counted more than 1,200 operations in eight states and documented over 400 cases of agents pushing, tackling or pinning people down.
What’s new: 64 of 71 detainees interviewed said they were assaulted by staff or saw others beaten at Camp East Montana.
What’s next: Officials did not say how many detainees were moved, where all were sent, or whether the Everglades site will reopen.