The US Supreme Court has once again given the green light to President Trump's tough immigration policy, allowing law enforcement to continue conducting raids in Southern California on people who may face deportation due to race or language.
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On September 7th, US President Trump dropped a bombshell outside the Oval Office of the White House - he claimed that he had completed the preparations for the "second phase" of sanctions against Russia and emphasized that "Russia will pay the price for its actions."
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After the government building in the Ukrainian capital was hit by Russian artillery fire for the first time, US President Trump said he was ready to impose the second phase of sanctions on Russia.
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After U.S. law enforcement agencies carried out large-scale raids and seized hundreds of undocumented employees in Georgia, including South Korean citizens, senior White House officials said that the Trump administration plans to target more business facilities and intensify law enforcement against illegal immigrants.
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With the US federal debt exceeding $37 trillion and annual interest payments reaching $1.2 trillion, the Trump administration is waging an unprecedented "struggle for power" against the Federal Reserve.
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Data from a US re-employment consulting firm shows that due to broader economic uncertainties, US companies' recruitment plans for August dropped to the lowest level on record for the same period, while the number of planned layoffs increased significantly.
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US President Trump signed an executive order to implement the lower tariffs on Japanese car imports and other products announced in July.
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On the first Monday of September, while Americans were immersed in the holiday atmosphere of Labor Day, a preliminary data from the US Census Bureau cast a shadow over the future of the US economy.
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Factory activity in the United States contracted for the sixth consecutive month in August, and the decline in production indicates that the manufacturing industry is still in trouble.
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A federal judge in California, the United States, ruled that President Trump's deployment of the National Guard and the Marine Corps in the Los Angeles area of California to participate in law enforcement was illegal.
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The United States announced on Monday its commitment to provide 1.7 billion euros in humanitarian aid to the United Nations, while President Donald Trump's administration continues to cut US foreign aid and warns UN agencies to "adapt, shrink, or perish" in the new financial reality.
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