GOP Proposes Keeping Immigrant Families Together at Border
House Republicans circulate a discussion draft to end child family separation by detaining families in federal custody, not releasing them pending courts, while balancing border security with a pathway for young undocumented immigrants. The plan includes 25 billion dollars for a border wall and a new visa path for eligible young migrants.
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U S to house migrant children in tents near El Paso
The Trump administration plans a new 360 bed temporary shelter at Tornillo near El Paso to house unaccompanied migrant children. HHS reports 11,422 in custody, up from under 9,000 at end May, with the site featuring air conditioned tents, recreation areas, and educational programming. Representation from DHS coordination noted.
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Sanctions to stay until North Korea denuclearizes
U S Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said sanctions will remain on North Korea until full denuclearization, rebuking the North's stance on a phased, reciprocal process after the Singapore summit. He spoke in Seoul after meetings with South Korea’s president and Japan’s foreign minister.
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Trump to Impose Tariffs on Chinese Goods
President Donald Trump plans significant tariffs on about 50 billion dollars of Chinese goods across 800 product categories. Beijing warns of retaliation as Mnuchin opposes the move in a White House meeting. Wang Yi in Beijing says China prefers cooperation and mutual benefit but has prepared to respond to confrontation.
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Senate blocks GOP bid to expand oversight on foreign deals
The Senate sided with the Trump administration to defeat a Toomey led plan granting Congress a vote on major CFIUS decisions. The 35 to 62 vote fell short of the 60 needed to advance, reflecting ongoing friction over trade related decisions and national security. The issue follows broader debates over tariffs and action on ZTE in the NDAA.
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