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Trump Ramps Up Immigration Crackdown

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President Donald Trump announced the deployment of 1,500 additional US troops to the Mexican border on Wednesday, intensifying efforts to curb illegal immigration. This move adds to the 2,000 troops already stationed at the border as part of his administration’s hardline stance against migration. Additionally, Trump halted refugee arrivals cleared for entry, signaling stricter immigration policies in his second term.

Crackdown on Diversity and Equity Programs

In a controversial move, Trump targeted diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, ordering federal employees in such programs to be placed on paid leave. Government websites and social media accounts promoting DEI were also shut down. Trump revoked affirmative action measures in federal contracts, labeling them as “radical,” and ended policies dating back to the civil rights era.

Tensions and Appointments

Trump’s return to the presidency has seen both bold actions and emerging conflicts. While appointing key allies like fast food executive Andrew Puzder as US ambassador to the EU and his bodyguard Sean Curran as the new Secret Service director, tensions arose with Elon Musk, a close advisor. Musk publicly criticized an AI investment project championed by Trump, showcasing cracks in their alliance.

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Polarizing Actions and Rhetoric

Trump’s divisive rhetoric remains central to his leadership. During an interview, he called Democrats “stupid” and accused them of election fraud. One of his first acts in office was pardoning over 1,000 supporters involved in the January 6 Capitol attack. Meanwhile, a clash with Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde at the National Cathedral over his policies on migrants and LGBTQ rights highlighted ongoing controversies.

As Trump accelerates his agenda, his measures on immigration and DEI programs are sparking sharp debates across the political spectrum.

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