The vice chairman said Geico has made “rapid strides in telematics” and now “is as good as anyone.” Jain praised Geico’s CEO Todd Combs for reducing the company’s workforce. Geico cut more than 2,300 jobs last year.”All this has allowed Geico to become a more focused competitor,” he said, adding it is too soon yet to say “mission accomplished. We have achieved a lot, but we have to do a lot more.”Then at Berkshire’s 2024 annual meeting, Jain lamented that Geico was “still behind” but hoped by the end of 2025 to catch rivals in data analytics including pricing for risk, although Geico still enjoyed lower operating costs than “virtually anybody.”Geico posted substantially improved results in 2024, as it curbed its appetite to issue new policies while reducing the percentage of premiums it used to pay accident claims.Published on May 3, 2025 Jain, who has day-to-day oversight of Berkshire’s insurance operations, spoke at the conglomerate’s annual meeting in Omaha, Nebraska where he, Chairman Warren Buffett and Vice Chairman Greg Abel fielded shareholder questions. Berkshire Hathaway’s Geico car insurance unit has made progress in upgrading its technology to better match rates with risk, Berkshire Vice Chairman Ajit Jain said on Saturday.At Berkshire’s 2023 annual meeting, Jain lamented that Geico was behind the curve in telematics, where devices installed in vehicles let insurers monitor behavior including speed, braking, mileage and distracted driving including cellphone use.

The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, citing sources it did not identify, said Dugan steered Flores-Ruiz and his attorney to a private hallway and into a public area but did not hide the pair in a jury deliberation room as some have accused her of doing.Published on April 25, 2025 Carl Ashley, chief judge of the Milwaukee court, declined to comment. U.S. officials arrested a Wisconsin judge on Friday and charged her with helping a man evade immigration authorities in what appeared to be a dispute between President Donald Trump’s administration and local officials over immigration enforcement.Trump launched a sweeping immigration crackdown after taking office in January, declaring a national emergency and surging resources in a bid to arrest and deport record numbers of immigrants in the U.S. illegally.Dugan is charged with obstructing a proceeding and concealing an individual to prevent arrest.

A spokesperson for the U.S. Marshals Service said Dugan was arrested at the courthouse where she works on Friday morning. She was due to appear in federal court in Milwaukee later on Friday. A crowd formed outside the courthouse, chanting “free the judge now.”Wisconsin court records show that a man by that name who faced misdemeanor battery charges related to domestic abuse appeared in Dugan’s courtroom on April 18.According to the complaint, Dugan became “visibly angry” and commented that the situation was “absurd” when she discovered that immigration officials were there to arrest Flores-Ruiz.The arrest comes as the Justice Department has directed federal prosecutors to pursue criminal cases against local government officials who interfere with the administration’s immigration crackdown. Such resistance was widespread during Trump’s first 2017-2021 term in office.Dugan ordered the immigration officials to go and speak with the chief judge and then escorted Flores-Ruiz and his attorney through a door which led to a non-public area of the courthouse, the complaint said.A spokesperson for the FBI could not be immediately reached for comment.FBI Director Kash Patel said on social media that the FBI had arrested Dugan for interfering with the attempted arrest of Eduardo Flores-Ruiz, whom he described as an “illegal alien” now in custody. He later deleted that post, which he made before the case against Dugan was unsealed in federal court.In a criminal complaint, the U.S. Justice Department said Hannah Dugan, a Milwaukee County circuit judge, refused to turn over the man after immigration agents showed up to arrest him in her courtroom on April 18, and that she tried to help him evade arrest by allowing him to exit through a jury door.

In a recent Oval Office meeting, President Donald Trump and El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele tackled a surprising topic: the idea of sending U.S. criminals to El Salvador. The conversation also touched on a Maryland father, Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, who was wrongly deported to El Salvador alongside Tren de Aragua prisoners due to a clerical error. Despite a Supreme Court order to bring Garcia back to the U.S., the issue seemed overshadowed during Monday’s talks, with Trump focusing on a bold proposal to relocate American prisoners abroad.

El Salvador’s Mega-Prison: A Model for Tough-on-Crime Policies

El Salvador’s Terrorism Confinement Center (CECOT) in Tecoluca took center stage in the discussion. Opened in January 2023, this high-security mega-prison is the largest in the Americas, capable of holding up to 40,000 inmates. Built under Bukele’s leadership, CECOT houses the country’s most notorious gang members and terrorists. With its imposing electric fences, 19 watchtowers, and over 1,000 armed guards, the fortress symbolizes Bukele’s tough-on-crime approach, which has slashed violence in a nation once dubbed the “murder capital of the world.”

A viral video circulating online captured Trump urging Bukele to expand facilities like CECOT to accommodate “homegrown” U.S. criminals. The former president doubled down during a joint press conference, leaving little room for doubt about his stance. “I’d like to go a step further,” Trump said, addressing Pam Bondi. “I don’t know what the laws are—we always have to obey the laws—but we also have homegrown criminals that push people into subways. I’d like to include them in the group of people to get them out of the country.”

This unexpected proposal has sparked debate about the feasibility and legality of sending American convicts overseas. As the conversation between Trump and Bukele gains traction, many are left wondering: could U.S. prisoners soon find themselves behind bars in El Salvador?