
Trump Administration Defies Court Order, Expands Fast-Track Deportations
The Trump administration expands fast-track deportations despite a court order, planning more flights according to Border Czar Tom Homan.
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The Trump administration expands fast-track deportations despite a court order, planning more flights according to Border Czar Tom Homan.

President Donald Trump accelerates his efforts to reshape the federal government, pushing forward with significant policy changes in his second month in office.

American support for immigration is declining, with only 64% viewing it positively, down from 77% in 2020. Economic uncertainty and political debates influence these changing attitudes.

Trump administration offers incentives for federal employees to resign as part of plans to reduce government size, sparking concerns among labor leaders.

Trump swiftly reshaped the U.S. government through executive orders, sparking debate over presidential power.

Legal migrants in the U.S. are feeling anxious as President Trump’s immigration policies raise fears about their future status.

Latino communities in California are gripped by fear as new deportation measures begin. With over 11 million undocumented people in the U.S., tensions rise amid concerns for family and community safety.

President Trump’s dismissal of key inspectors general has ignited criticism and concerns over government accountability, sparking debate on the importance of independent oversight.

President Trump announces plans to overhaul or eliminate FEMA, criticizing its response to recent hurricanes and sparking debate over federal disaster management.

A global CGTN poll reveals concerns over U.S. immigration policies, with many believing immigrants are scapegoats for governance issues.