That includes Tren de Aragua gang members, the president says. President Donald Trump said on Saturday that Venezuela has agreed to receive all Venezuelan illegal immigrants arrested inside the United States and provide for their transportation to their home country. “Venezuela has agreed to receive, back into their country, all Venezuela illegal aliens who were
Top U.S. diplomat’s first overseas trip reflects a desire to counter Chinese influence in Latin America. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio kicked off his trip to Latin America by meeting with Panamanian leaders, pressing them to urgently address China’s influence over the region. The top U.S. diplomat shared his national security concerns with Panama’s
The top U.S. diplomat’s first overseas trip reflects a desire to counter Chinese influence in Latin America. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio kicked off his trip to Latin America by meeting with Panamanian leaders, pressing them to urgently address China’s influence over the region. The top U.S. diplomat shared his national security concerns with
The Trump administration has not yet said whether it plans to eliminate the agency or give the State Department more authority over USAID. The U.S. Agency for International Development’s (USAID) website went offline on Feb. 1 following President Donald Trump’s freeze on foreign aid and worldwide development funding. During his first day in office, Trump
‘Will there be some pain? Yes, maybe … it will all be worth the price that must be paid,’ Trump said. President Donald Trump on Feb. 2 defended his move to impose sweeping tariffs on the top three U.S. trading partners, acknowledging that the actions could cause “some pain” for Americans in the economic fallout.
‘Will there be some pain? Yes, maybe … it will all be worth the price that must be paid,’ Trump said. President Donald Trump on Feb. 2 defended his move to impose sweeping tariffs on the top three U.S. trading partners, acknowledging that the actions could cause “some pain” for Americans in the economic fallout.
‘Will there be some pain? Yes, maybe … it will all be worth the price that must be paid,’ Trump said. President Donald Trump on Feb. 2 defended his move to impose sweeping tariffs on the top three U.S. trading partners, acknowledging that the actions could cause “some pain” for Americans in the economic fallout.