Summary
Federal prosecutors sent legal requests, called subpoenas, to several officials in Minnesota as part of an immigration-focused investigation. In Ukraine, around one million homes in Kyiv are without electricity due to recent attacks from Russia. In Australia, lawmakers have introduced new laws to control hate speech and gun use after a recent shooting incident.
Key Facts
- Federal prosecutors issued subpoenas to five Minnesota officials related to immigration enforcement.
- These subpoenas are part of broader immigration enforcement efforts.
- Ukrainian President Zelenskyy reported that one million homes in Kyiv lack power following Russian attacks.
- The attacks in Ukraine have led to significant power outages affecting many residents.
- Australia passed new laws targeting hate speech and gun control.
- The new Australian laws are a response to a shooting at a Hanukkah celebration that resulted in 15 deaths.
