Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested an illegal immigrant accused of fraud who was just one week away from graduating the New Orleans Police Department academy, according to Fox News. Larry Temah, 46, who hails from Cameroon, was hired by the New Orleans Police Department in June, the agency’s superintendent, Anne Kirkpatrick, said following his arrest last month. The Department of Homeland Security slammed the department for not only hiring Temah, but also for arming him. “This illegal alien from Cameroon, Larry Temah, is not only breaking the law with every step he takes in this country illegally, but the New Orleans Police Department hired him and issued him a firearm – what kind of law enforcement department gives criminal illegal aliens guns and badges?” the agency said in a statement to Fox News. “It’s a FELONY for illegal aliens to even possess a firearm. Sanctuary cities like New Orleans ignore ICE detainers and are protecting illegal aliens at the expense of American citizens,” the agency said. Temah entered the United States in 2015 using a visitor’s visa, the Department of Homeland Security told Fox News. After marrying an American citizen in 2016, he was granted conditional residency. The federal government denied his application for permanent status in 2022, citing fraud. Temah failed to show for three separate hearings in immigration court, resulting in a judge issuing a deportation order. Temah, however, didn’t comply with that order to leave the country, forcing ICE to hunt him down. Kirkpatrick said last month that the police department had no information to suggest Temah was in the country illegally during his hiring process. “There was nothing in the [personnel] packet that would have given us reason to believe that this person did not have legal status,” she said. “There is some question that may have developed later.” Temah applied to become an officer in June 2025, according to Fox News. He also had a valid driver’s license and Social Security number, and passed the E-Verify check, which ensures workers are in the country legally and eligible to work. Kirkpatrick said they learned of his deportation order on Dec. 5, which was after he applied for the role with the department. “The order of removal occurred after we had already hired him,” she said. She said that the NOPD had conducted standard criminal background checks, including a search through the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) database, and found no criminal history. Temah’s case isn’t the first involving ICE arresting an illegal immigrant cop. In October, federal authorities nabbed Radule Bojovic, an illegal immigrant from Montenegro, who was working as a police officer for the Hanover Police Department in Illinois. Bojovic overstayed a tourist visa that required him to leave the United States on March 31, 2015, the Department of Homeland Security said at the time of his arrest. A judge later granted Bojovic a $2,500 immigration bond and he has since returned to work with the Hanover Police Department. The department hired Bojovic in January 2025 since he had a federal work permit and passed all background checks, they previously said.

Ousted CNN anchor Don Lemon embarked on a post-arrest press tour of sorts, joining late night host Jimmy Kimmel to complain about President Donald Trump’s administration and the arrest he claimed was proof of a campaign of “intimidation.” Lemon joined Kimmel on Monday evening, and the ABC host outdid himself in his efforts to help Lemon paint himself as the victim in a grand scheme — orchestrated by President Trump’s Justice Department, of course — designed to “intimidate” Lemon and others like him into silence. Kimmel opened the segment by first skipping over the video that appears to show Lemon discussing plans with protest organizers prior to entering the church and then repeatedly referring to Lemon as a “journalist” who just happened to be there to record whatever transpired. Lemon repeated the same as if to reassure the audience that he was, in fact, acting solely as a journalist. “I’m not a protester,” he insisted. WATCH: Jimmy Kimmel tries justifying Don Lemon storming a church because he’s a “journalist” and not a protester. Barging into a church and disrupting service isn’t journalism, Jimmy. It’s a blatant violation of federal law.pic.twitter.com/uUKkUKXGNJ — MRC NewsBusters (@newsbusters) February 3, 2026 The pair followed that by suggesting that the Justice Department had essentially crowd-sourced the decision to arrest Lemon, taking their cues from right-leaning social media accounts rather than the evidence — and complained that Lemon had been arrested without being offered the chance to quietly surrender himself to law enforcement. They immediately shifted focus to the judges who’d declined to sign off on a warrant to arrest Lemon, but ignored the fact that a grand jury had found probable cause to indict him, and at least one of the judges had agreed with their assessment. Lemon went on to muddy the waters around the grand jury indictment by suggesting that prosecutors could write “whatever they want” in an indictment and would never face repercussions if it was not true. WATCH: Jimmy Kimmel and Don Lemon mischaracterize both the appellate process and the grand jury. Not once do you hear an acknowledgement that the grand jury found probable cause. pic.twitter.com/z5uvDEiCWN — Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) February 3, 2026 Lemon said in the days leading up to his arrest, he believed the Trump administration would “go around” a judge or possibly even “retrofit” laws in an effort to get him, declaring afterward that he was not concerned with the possibility that he could land behind bars, and saying that he planned to be even more outspoken in the days to come. President Donald Trump, who was asked about the situation while aboard Air Force One over the weekend, made it clear that he did not like Lemon, but said that he was unaware of plans to have him arrested before they were carried out.

When Jurassic Park premiered in 1993, we were both terrified and mesmerized by the idea of bringing dinosaurs back to life. The movie spawned an extremely successful franchise that now includes six films, toys, clothing, and endless licensing. This year, Xfinity decided to partner with the Jurassic folks for a Super Bowl commercial that will give you all those 1990s feels. The ad brings back original Jurassic Park stars Sam Neill, Laura Dern, and Jeff Goldblum. While it’s been more than 30 years, you’d never know by the way the trio looks, or their onscreen chemistry. The “Jurassic Park” Spot Has All the Familiar Elements Xfinity starts the spot with Sam Neill and Jeff Goldblum sitting in a dark car trying to get into Jurassic Park. Of course, there’s a complication, and we see footage from the original movie and Samuel L. Jackson explaining he can’t get Jurassic Park back online. Luckily, Xfinity saves the day. We then see a relieved Laura Dern say, “Guys, that could have been bad.” Instead of the dinosaurs escaping, Xfinity kept them secure and Jurassic Park a sweet little place to visit. It’s a very clever spot and an ode to those who love to wonder what could have happened. People loved the spot for everything it is. “Another great example of AI done right in service to the creative. Hence all the positive reactions and no ‘slop’ comments,” someone shared on X. “no way they brought the OG crew back thats epic as hell,” another fan shared. “This is the Jurassic Park sequel we actually wanted Sam, Laura & Jeff looking 1993 fresh while the new movies keep aging like milk. Xfinity just won the Super Bowl ads early,” a fan declared. We love nostalgia, and Xfinity hit the nail on the head. Nice work. This story’s featured image is by Murray Close/Getty Images.

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