Tag: Migration
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Trump administration takes shape with high-profile appointments under way
Trump campaign won’t comment on reports he spoke with Putinpublished at 20:45 Greenwich Mean Time 10 November US news outlet the Washington Post is reporting that Donald Trump spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday. Trump is said to have warned Putin to not escalate the war in Ukraine and mentioned America’s “sizeable military…
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Stephen Miller Will Reportedly Lead Trump’s Policy Agenda—Here’s Who Else Could Help Him
Topline President-elect Donald Trump plans to name longtime advisor Stephen Miller as his deputy chief of staff for policy, CNN reported Monday—though other conservative activists and Trump loyalists from right-wing nonprofits are also expected to have Trump’s ear, as groups like America First Policy Institute and their leaders are reportedly already helping to shape the…
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Donald Trump flips swing state in historic win passing 300 votes as details of Iranian ‘assassination’ plot revealed
Live Blog Scroll down for live updates following Trump’s landslide election victory Updated: 8:18, 9 Nov 2024 DONALD Trump has flipped another swing state – taking him past 300 electoral college votes as he grows his historic win. It comes as details of an alleged assassination plot against the president-elect have emerged. The US Department…
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Donald Trump declares there’s ‘no price tag’ on his plan to send millions of illegal immigrants packing
Mr Trump has claimed the real number could top 20million Thomas Godfrey, News Reporter Published: 23:06, 8 Nov 2024 Updated: 23:07, 8 Nov 2024 DONALD Trump yesterday declared there was “no price tag” on his plan to send millions of illegal immigrants packing. The President-elect insisted he had no option but to get tough as…
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Live Blog Scroll down for live updates following Trump’s landslide election victory Updated: 22:41, 8 Nov 2024 DONALD Trump is on his way to achieving a historic election clean sweep not seen in 40 years after capturing all seven key swing states in the election. The president-elect won key battlegrounds – Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Georgia,…
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US charges Iranian man in plot to kill Donald Trump
Justice Department charges Farhad Shakeri with material support for terrorism and murder-for-hire US President-elect Donald Trump dances on stage after speaking at a campaign rally at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on 4 November 2024 (Charly Triballeau/AFP) Published date: 8 November 2024 20:35 GMT | Last update: 4 sec ago The US Justice Department on Friday…
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Who Will Help Shape Trump’s Policy Agenda? Here Are The Key Groups And Players
Topline Conservative activists and Trump loyalists from right-wing nonprofits are expected to have former President Donald Trump’s ear as he heads back to the White House, as groups like America First Policy Institute and their leaders are reportedly already helping to shape the president-elect’s policy agenda—though it’s unclear how much of a role Project 2025…
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‘Phone diplomacy’: Erdogan wants to repair ties with US under Trump
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan expressed optimism on Friday regarding Donald Trump’s second term as US president, hoping it would help repair Turkey’s strained relationship with the United States. Erdogan indicated that he would aim to discuss key issues with Trump, including the purchase of F-35 fighter jets and resolving their disagreements over Ankara’s purchase…
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Six enigmatic words from Donald Trump have set Ukraine, Israel and the world on edge
Donald Trump has said little about the outside world since winning this week’s U.S. presidential election, other than a single line in his victory speech promising “I’m going to stop the wars.” Those six words managed to hearten some of America’s long-time rivals, particularly Moscow, while worrying many of its friends. Instead of seeing peace…
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What could Trump’s second term bring? Deportations, tariffs, Jan. 6 pardons and more
When President-elect Donald Trump is inaugurated in January, he’ll assume the powers of the presidency with a surer sense of what he wants to accomplish and how to get it done, after four years on the job and four years planning his return. A Republican-controlled Senate likely puts his nominees on a glide path to…
