Judge blocks asylum ban at border. two-week appeal window
A federal judge ruled President Trump’s suspension of asylum access unlawful, delaying the ruling two weeks to allow an appeal. The decision notes no statutory basis for an extra regulatory regime and preserves asylum rights amid border challenges and falling illegal crossings. Lees Gelernt of the ACLU hailed the ruling as protection for those fleeing danger.
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U.S. Businesses Face $82.3 Billion Tariff Costs Study Finds
JPMorgan Chase Institute estimates tariffs on imports from China India and Thailand would impose direct costs totaling $82.3 billion on U.S. firms with 10 million to 1 billion in revenue. The analysis notes potential price hikes layoffs hiring freezes or thinner profits. It highlights that retailers Amazon Costco Williams-Sonoma and Walmart delayed inventory builds amid tariff talk.
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GOP leaders press on as House budget holdouts soften
White House talks with Donald Trump and budget chief Russ Vought sought to ease Republican concerns over the Senate passed reconciliation bill. Some Freedom Caucus members shifted toward support amid promises of fixes via executive actions or future reconciliation or appropriations measures. The session followed a marathon vote on a rule and drew praise from lawmakers who credited Trump with moving members toward a yes.
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U S pauses arms to Ukraine amid stockpile concerns
The Trump administration will pause deliveries of Patriot missiles, GMLRS, Hellfire missiles, and Howitzer rounds to Ukraine to reassess U S stockpiles amid war demands. Pentagon officials defend the pause as prudent while lawmakers press for briefings and continued aid to allies.
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