2nd Illegal Alien Wanted For 2025 Double Murder At Percy Priest Lake
A Second Illegal Alien Is Wanted By Metro Nashville Police Homicide Detectives In Connection With A 2025 Double Murder That Occurred At Percy Priest Lake In Nashville Last Year.
A Second Illegal Alien Is Wanted By Metro Nashville Police Homicide Detectives In Connection With A 2025 Double Murder That Occurred At Percy Priest Lake In Nashville Last Year.
While Democrats Have Maintained Several Stronghold Seats In The Tennessee General Assembly, Especially In The Nashville And Memphis Areas, The 2026 General Election Will See Competition In Several Of These House Districts Heading Into November, With Some Republicans Optimistic They May Be Able To Flip A Few Seats And Deepen The Supermajority’s Hold At The Capitol.
More Illegal Aliens Have Been Taken Off Of The Streets In Davidson And Knox Counties, For Charges Ranging From Aggravated Assault To Drug Charges To DUIs.
This Bulleted List Provides An Easy-To-Reference Timeline Of Events Related To Illegal Immigration In The Volunteer State Since 2018 And A Summary Of Related State-Level Legislation. Updated For 2026!
A Hispanic Man Was Taken Into Custody Following A Police Chase In Nashville After He Threatened Residents Of An Antioch Neighborhood With A Firearm And Was Later Placed On An Immigration Detainer Hold.
Legislation Intended To Keep Immigration Officers Safe While They Carry Out Operations Has Been Signed Into Tennessee Law By Governor Bill Lee.
A Number Of Bills Relating To Foreign Influence In Tennessee And Immigration Matters Are Continuing To Make Their Way Through The General Assembly, With Several Passing The Full House And Others Clearing Committees On Their Way To Becoming Law
A Federal Judge Has Sentenced Roberto Juan Morales, Of Mexico, To 132 Months In Federal Prison For Discharging A Firearm During A Memphis Business Robbery.
Tennessee Republicans Have Signaled That Immigration, For A Second Year In A Row, Will Be A Central Policy Priority.
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