Order challenged by Democratic state attorneys general as NAACP says it is a ‘dark day for millions of American children’ The Trump administration is working on a plan to create what conservatives have long demanded: a militarized buffer zone along the southern border in New Mexico that would be occupied by active-duty US troops, empowered to detain migrants who cross into the United States unlawfully, the Washington Post reports.According to the Post, recent internal discussions have centered on deploying troops to a section of the border in New Mexico that would be turned into a kind of military installation, which would give the soldiers a legal right to detain migrants who “trespass” on the elongated base. Unauthorized migrants would then be held until they can be turned over to immigration officers.Speaking from the podium of the White House briefing room, Donald Trump’s press secretary, Karoline Leavitt, accused federal judges of ruling against the president for partisan reaso...
A law firm targeted by Trump agreed to provide $40 million in pro bono work, according to the president. Trump also signed an executive order to dismantle the US Department of Education. Other events include Musk getting a briefing on secret US war plans with China, a man being deported to El Salvador due to a tattoo misidentification, and a judge blocking Musk's access to social security records. European nations are also working on a plan to defend the continent without the US in NATO.
