Category: undocumented immigrants
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Here’s What 7 Americans Think of Trump’s First 100 Days
Advertisement SKIP ADVERTISEMENT April 30, 2025Updated 1:05 p.m. ET ‘I don’t regret voting for him.’ Jaime Escobar Jr., 46, from Roma, Texas Video transcript transcript Trump’s 100 first days have been kind of a mixed bag. I think for the most part, it’s been positive. And I still feel that I’ve made the right decision…
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After a year of turmoil, The Washington Post is taking note of its journalism again
NEW YORK — After a brutal year of headlines about The Washington Post, executive editor Matt Murray sounded almost relieved to be talking about journalism. In an interview, he was touting “100 scoops in 100 days” about the Post’s coverage of the Trump administration’s first weeks. What sounds like a publicist’s confection has truth behind…
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America will ‘lead the pack’ in strike on Iran if no deal is reached, Trump tells TIME
In a wide-ranging interview with TIME Magazine, the US President discussed the possibility of a broader conflict in the Middle East. By JERUSALEM POST STAFF, REUTERS APRIL 27, 2025 08:39 Updated: APRIL 27, 2025 09:08 US PRESIDENT Donald Trump speaks to reporters at the White House. (photo credit: KEVIN LAMARQUE/REUTERS) US President Donald Trump said…
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Trump Administration Live Updates: F.B.I. Arrests Wisconsin Judge in Immigration Dispute
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Updated Devlin Barrett Devlin Barrett is a reporter covering the F.B.I. and the Justice Department. The F.B.I. arrested a Wisconsin judge, accusing her of helping an immigrant evade federal agents. F.B.I. agents arrested a county judge in Milwaukee on Friday on charges of obstructing immigration agents by steering an undocumented immigrant through a side door…
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Fox News Poll: Major increase in positive views on border security
Fifty percent of voters think U.S. border security is better now than it was two years ago, an improvement of 39 percentage points since the question was last asked. They also give President Donald Trump high marks for his handling of border security and immigration amid otherwise low job ratings on the issues. A majority…
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World News Live Updates: Shooting at Florida State University campus leaves 1 dead, multiple injured
18 Apr 2025 | 01:03:53 AM IST Florida State University students wait for news amid an active shooter incident at the school’s campus in Tallahassee, Fla., Thursday, April 17, 2025 (AP Photo/Kate Payne) Synopsis World News Live Updates: Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare was receiving and treating people affected by the shooting, said Sarah Cannon, a hospital…
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News live updates: China says, will pay no attention to US ‘tariff game’
17 Apr 2025 | 08:36:17 AM IST Representative image/AI generated Synopsis If the United States continues to play the “tariff numbers game”, China will pay no attention to it, China’s foreign ministry said on Thursday. If the United States continues to play the “tariff numbers game”, China will pay no attention to it, China’s foreign…
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Trump signs order requiring commercial products in federal contracts
Jerusalem Post breaking news BREAKING NEWS By REUTERS APRIL 16, 2025 01:12 US President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed an executive order directing his administration to prioritize the procurement of commercially available products and services rather than non-commercial, custom products or services, the White House said. The order directs agency contracting officers to review all…
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Trump Administration Live Updates: Musk Appears to Significantly Drop DOGE Cost-Cutting Target
Trump threatens Mexico with tariffs and sanctions over a water dispute. Image Las Vírgenes dam in the Mexican state of Chihuahua, which borders Texas and New Mexico.Credit…Daniel Berehulak for The New York Times President Trump on Thursday threatened additional tariffs and other sanctions against Mexico over a long-running water dispute in a potential escalation of…
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5 things to know for April 9: Tariffs, Virginia shooting, IRS resignations, AP ruling, College funding
CNN — When Mother Nature strikes, weather warnings advise people to take action. They’re only useful, though, if you can read them. Now that a contract between the National Weather Service and a translation company has lapsed, extreme weather alerts will no longer be offered in Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, French and Samoan — a situation…
