Judge berates government over Abrego Garcia return
In Greenbelt Maryland a federal judge pressed a government attorney about returns for Kilmar Abrego Garcia, mistakenly deported to an El Salvador prison after a Supreme Court ruling. The judge demanded daily status updates and questioned agency coordination across three Cabinet offices.
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China raises tariffs to 125 percent in trade clash
Beijing said it will lift tariffs on U.S. goods from 84 percent to 125 percent amid a widening tariff war with Washington. China denounced U.S. measures as economic bullying, filed a WTO case, and warned of countermeasures as markets fret a global slowdown.
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U S stocks rally after volatile week on Wall Street
U S stocks finish a chaotic week with the S&P 500 up 1.8 percent and the Dow rising 619 points after wild swings as tensions in the Trump China trade dispute and a jump in the Nasdaq accompany a retreat in the dollar. The 10 year Treasury yield climbs above 4.58 percent signaling continued market anxiety.
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Consumer sentiment sinks amid inflation fears and tariffs
Washington Post reports a drop in U S consumer confidence as inflation expectations rise to 6.7 percent, the highest since 1981, marking the fourth straight monthly decline. Analysts warn tariffs could worsen inflation and slow growth while households fear unemployment and an economic downturn. A study suggests U S households could face about a 4700 dollar hit from Trump era tariffs.
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Social Security lists immigrants as dead to push self deportation
The Trump administration moves to classify more than 6,000 living immigrants as dead, canceling their Social Security numbers to bar work and benefits. The plan shifts their records to a deceased-tracker database, hindering banking access and urging self deportation, with details still not fully disclosed.
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Judge rules Khalil deportable over security concerns
In Jena Louisiana immigration judge James E Comans ruled that Mahmoud Khalil a Columbia University activist and graduate student can be deported as a national security risk The ruling follows a hearing over legality of deporting participants in pro Palestine demonstrations The government argued Khalils presence could cause potentially serious foreign policy consequences Khalil plans to appeal and seek a waiver A New Jersey federal judge has temporarily blocked deportation Khalil faced no charges for protests at Columbia but the government argues noncitizens who protest antisemitic views should be expelled
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