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How Legal Immigration Is Keeping Farms Afloat
The H-2A visa program is an example of how legal immigration can supply labor in America, but farmers say reform is needed.
Manhunt Underway for 10 Inmates After Mass Escape From New Orleans Jail
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Trump Admin Submits Emergency Appeal to US Supreme Court Over Mass Layoffs
It argued that a federal judge’s order blocking the the administration’s efforts in 21 agencies should be overturned.
China Says Fentanyl Is the Responsibility of the United States, Rejecting Punitive Tariffs
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Trump Says India Willing to Offer US Zero Tariffs; India Says Nothing Decided Yet
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Verizon Ends DEI Programs Amid FCC Scrutiny Ahead of $20 Billion Frontier Bid
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House Committee Leaders Urge Duke University to End Partnership With Chinese University
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The replacement of executives could be corruption-related and used by CCP factions to pressure Chinese leader Xi Jinping, according to experts.
DHS Denies Reports Noem Is Collaborating on Immigration Reality TV Show
A spokesperson confirmed it received a pitch for the show.
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DHS Asks for 20,000 National Guard Personnel to Help Deport Illegal Immigrants
The military said it has received a request from the Department of Homeland Security.
House Budget Committee Rejects GOP Bill to Enact Trump’s Agenda
The tally was 16–21 as five Republicans joined all Democrats in voting against it.
South Carolina Supreme Court Unanimously Rules to Uphold State’s 6-Week Abortion Ban
The 5–0 decision this week came in response to a challenge to the current state law from Planned Parenthood.
Barclays Revises US Recession Outlook After China Trade Truce
The banking giant expects America’s economy to grow by 0.5 percent this year.
US Consumer Sentiment Drops as Americans Expect Inflation Revival
The latest University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index was conducted mostly before the U.S.–China tariff pause.
Patel Says FBI Is Moving Out of Washington Headquarters
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