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US Supreme Court backs Trump on aggressive immigration raids
The Supreme Court sided with President Trump's immigration policies, allowing federal agents to conduct raids targeting individuals based on race or language in Southern California. Liberal justices dissented, criticizing the decision as discriminatory towards Latinos.
Trump administration asks Supreme Court to allow billions of foreign aid cuts: Report
The Trump administration has made an emergency request to the Supreme Court to freeze billions in foreign aid approved by Congress. This action follows a U.S. appeals court decision that prevented the administration from unilaterally cutting the funds.
Will the court roll back Trump tariffs? Odds are high
The US Supreme Court will soon decide on the legality of tariffs imposed by the Trump administration. A ruling against Trump could force the government to refund billions to American companies. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent acknowledges this possibility. The court's decision will impact Trump's trade legacy and presidential power. Trump may face global embarrassment if the court rules against him.
US FDA to fast-track nicotine pouch reviews amid pressure from Trump administration
The US Food and Drug Administration will expedite reviews for nicotine pouches from four tobacco firms. This pilot program starts on Monday. Philip Morris International, Altria, Reynolds American, and Turning Point Brands are participating. The FDA aims to complete reviews by December. This move follows pressure to accelerate approvals.
US to target more businesses after Hyundai raid, top official says
The Trump administration plans to intensify immigration enforcement at workplaces, according to White House official Tom Homan, following a raid on a Hyundai facility in Georgia that resulted in hundreds of arrests. Homan stated that businesses hiring undocumented immigrants exploit them for lower wages, undercutting competition.
Several of Trump's immigration policies have faced lawsuits, court rulings
President Trump's stringent immigration policies, including expanded deportations and challenges to birthright citizenship, have faced significant legal challenges. Courts have blocked the administration's use of the Alien Enemies Act against alleged gang members and halted fast-track deportations, citing due process concerns. The future of Temporary Protected Status and humanitarian parole remains uncertain as legal battles continue, impacting millions.
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Trump threatens Chicago with apocalyptic force and Pritzker calls him a 'wannabe dictator'
Donald Trump intensified his commitment to deploy National Guard and immigration officers to Chicago. He shared a parody image referencing 'Apocalypse Now'. This action drew criticism from Illinois Governor JB Pritzker, who labelled Trump a 'wannabe dictator'. Trump's post followed repeated threats to increase federal enforcement in Chicago. City and state leaders plan to sue the Trump administration.
Trump administration launches immigration crackdown in Massachusetts, reports say
The Trump administration has initiated Patriot 2.0, a deportation operation in Massachusetts targeting undocumented immigrants, particularly those with criminal records. DHS criticized Boston's sanctuary policies, alleging they protect dangerous criminals. The operation, expected to last several weeks, focuses on individuals released from local custody despite ICE detainers, raising concerns about federal overreach and local autonomy.
Trump administration targets employer-sponsored green cards with stricter scrutiny
The Trump administration is planning green card reforms impacting companies, skilled workers, and investors. Scheduled for January 2026, a rule will define “bona fide job offers,” allowing site visits. Tighter scrutiny of job roles, recruitment, and wages is expected, increasing compliance costs. Changes to EB-1 eligibility and EB-5 investor programs are also anticipated.
Trump administration plans stricter reforms for H-1B visas, keeping cap-exempt category in focus
The Trump administration plans significant H-1B visa changes, tightening eligibility and oversight, particularly for third-party placements. Scheduled for December 2025, the proposal revises cap exemptions and introduces stricter compliance. A new rule prioritizes higher-wage applicants in the lottery, potentially impacting staffing firms and Indian professionals who are the largest beneficiaries of the H-1B program.
US plans rules to target imports of Chinese drones, heavy-duty vehicles
The Trump administration is set to introduce new regulations targeting imports of Chinese drones and medium to heavy-duty vehicles, citing national security concerns. The Commerce Department plans to issue these rules this month, focusing on information and communications technology integral to drones and connected vehicles weighing over 10,000 pounds from countries like China.
Trump administration offers up to $1000 cash bonuses to police for immigration arrests
The Trump administration is offering cash bonuses to police officers. These bonuses are for meeting immigration arrest targets. The program expands enforcement through the 287(g) program. Officers could receive up to $1,000 each quarter. This depends on ICE-directed arrests. The initiative adds to existing reimbursements. ICE seeks to expand its ranks. A Republican spending bill supports the payments.
No cash or free meals: Trump shelves Biden-era airline compensation rules
The Trump administration has reversed a Biden-era proposal that would have mandated airlines to compensate passengers for significant delays and cancellations. The DOT stated the withdrawal aligns with current administration priorities, a move welcomed by Airlines for America, who viewed the proposed rule as unnecessary and burdensome.
Trump supports nuclear power as it is 'more American' than wind, solar, US official says
Agen said building out nuclear power is the third prong of the Trump administration's approach to winning the artificial intelligence race against China after extending the lifespans of aging coal plants that are retiring and increasing the efficiency of the existing electric grid. In recent weeks, President Donald Trump has deployed a range of tactics to stop offshore wind expansion, which was a cornerstone of former President Joe Biden's efforts to combat climate change but has struggled with soaring costs and supply chain snags.
Trump administration considers gun ban for transgender individuals after Minneapolis shooting
Following a school shooting in Minneapolis, the Trump administration is considering stricter gun rules. These rules may target transgender individuals. The Justice Department is exploring a ban on gun ownership for transgender people. This ban could classify gender dysphoria as a mental illness. This proposal follows a shooting by a transgender former student.
US considers banning Iranians from shopping at Costco during UN meeting
The Trump administration is considering tightening travel restrictions on delegations from Iran, Sudan, Zimbabwe, and potentially Brazil, for the upcoming U.N. meeting. These restrictions could limit their movement outside New York City, with Iranian diplomats possibly facing a ban on shopping at wholesale stores without State Department approval. Syria, however, will see fewer restrictions as the U.S.
Judge orders Trump administration to release billions in foreign aid approved by Congress
A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to release $11.5 billion in foreign aid approved by Congress, which Trump had sought to withhold. Judge Ali ruled the administration's decision was likely illegal, emphasizing that while the administration has discretion on how to spend the funds, it cannot choose not to spend them at all.
US will not require airlines to pay consumers compensation over flight disruptions
The Trump administration decided against mandating airlines to compensate passengers with cash for flight disruptions. This decision reverses a proposal from the Biden administration. The Transportation Department considered payments for delays. Airlines strongly opposed the potential rule. The White House indicated that the USDOT will withdraw the notice. This aligns with the department's priorities.
Washington DC sues Trump administration over deployment of National Guard
Washington, D.C., has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, challenging the deployment of National Guard troops in the city. The lawsuit alleges that the deployment is unconstitutional and violates federal laws, arguing that it infringes upon the district's autonomy and citizens' freedoms. President Trump's actions are seen as a dangerous expansion of executive authority.
Trump's personal rapport with PM Modi 'gone now', says former US NSA John Bolton
John Bolton suggests that Donald Trump's personal relationship with Narendra Modi has deteriorated, impacting US-India relations negatively. He cautions world leaders that a good personal rapport with Trump won't shield them from adverse outcomes. Bolton believes Trump's policies have pushed India closer to Russia and China, reversing years of US efforts.
Imposed tariffs against India for purchasing Russian energy products: Trump admn tells Supreme Court
The Trump administration has imposed tariffs on India for buying Russian energy. These tariffs are a response to Russia's war in Ukraine. The US Supreme Court is reviewing the legality of these tariffs. The administration argues they are crucial for peace and economic prosperity. India views the tariffs as unjustified and is taking steps to protect its interests.
Harvard wins court battle against Trump over $2.6 billion research funding freeze
The ruling reverses a series of funding freezes that later became outright cuts as the Trump administration escalated its fight with the nation's wealthiest university. The administration also has sought to prevent the school from hosting foreign students and threatened to revoke its tax-exempt status in a clash watched widely across higher education.
Trump administration to appeal court ruling on Harvard's funding case
The Trump administration is appealing a federal court's decision to lift the freeze on Harvard University's research funding, arguing the initial freeze was constitutional. The White House criticizes the judge's ruling and expresses confidence in ultimately prevailing. The case could proceed through the appeals court or directly to the Supreme Court, potentially impacting Harvard's access to funds.
Trump administration asks Supreme Court to quickly take up tariffs case after appeals court loss
The Trump administration has approached the Supreme Court regarding tariff powers. They are seeking a quick ruling on the president's authority to impose trade penalties. This appeal follows a lower court ruling against the tariffs. Small businesses claim economic hardship due to these tariffs. The government warns that striking down tariffs could impact ongoing trade negotiations.
Trump cannot use Alien Enemies Act to deport members of Venezuelan gang, appeals court rules
A US court has stopped Donald Trump from using an old war law. This law aimed to deport people linked to a Venezuelan gang. Judges said the law was not for gangs. The Trump government had sent some people to El Salvador. The court ruling can be challenged. The Supreme Court may decide the final outcome.
Trump administration to ask Supreme Court for expedited ruling on tariffs; here’s why the US president feels it's crucial
Trump plans to challenge the tariff ruling in the Supreme Court, seeking a quick decision. The appeals court said Trump lacked the power to impose tariffs. Scott Bessent believes the Supreme Court will support Trump. The court allowed tariffs till October 14. Trump says the tariffs are important for the economy. The ruling challenges Trump's economic policy.
The Intel stake may be Trump's corrupt spin on industrial policy
The Trump administration's investment in Intel and other firms sparks debate about government regulation through equity. Concerns arise over the President's centralized power and potential abuse of authority, contrasting with historical models of checks and balances. The focus shifts from industrial policy to the erosion of administrative independence and legal safeguards against executive overreach.
Trump administration plans immigration crackdown in Chicago
The Trump administration is planning a large-scale immigration crackdown in Chicago, potentially utilizing a naval base as a staging area for 200 homeland security officials. This operation, slated for September, has drawn criticism from Chicago's mayor, who views it as a politically motivated attempt to endanger residents.
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