Trump mulls temporary auto tariff relief to aid carmakers
President Trump indicated a possible halt or delay in the 25 percent auto tariffs to give U.S. carmakers time to shift production from Canada and Mexico. He said he was considering measures to help the industry while noting flexibility as markets and investors react to tariff moves and negotiations continue with China and other nations.
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El Salvador Refuses to Return Maryland Man to U.S.
President Nayib Bukele and Trump advisers clash over Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland man deported to El Salvador after an immigration order. Bukele calls return "preposterous" and says he cannot send him to the United States. The U.S. says Abrego Garcia was Salvadoran, not eligible for return, while a court considers contempt over governance answers. The dispute highlights El Salvador as a key partner in U.S. deportations and raises concerns about migrant detention.
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Trump plan to slash State Dept and USAID funding
An internal memo reviewed by the Washington Post proposes cutting the State Department and USAID budget to 28.4 billion, a 48 percent drop from 2025 levels, with humanitarian aid and global health funding slashed by about half and nearly all international organization aid terminated.
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Army to manage border land as base for detention reach
A 60 foot wide federal strip along the U.S. Mexico border called the Roosevelt Reservation would be transferred from the Interior Department to the Defense Department, placing it under Army installation control to detain trespassers including migrants, a move critics say could face court challenges under the Posse Comitatus Act.
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