Despite Trump's threat to dispatch troops, more cities in the United States witnessed demonstrations against the tough immigration policy
The tough immigration policy of the US government has sparked protests in more cities across the country.
moreThe tough immigration policy of the US government has sparked protests in more cities across the country.
moreIn June 2025, intense conflicts broke out on the streets of Los Angeles, California, USA: federal law enforcement agencies conducted surprise raids to capture illegal immigrants, the National Guard confronted protesters, and Governor Newsom openly challenged the Trump administration.
moreIn June 2025, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit temporarily suspended the ruling of the Court of International Trade (CIT), upholding the blanket tariff policies implemented by the Trump administration under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA).
moreU.S. Treasury Secretary Bassant said that his two-day economic and trade talks with the Chinese delegation were productive and officials from both sides are continuing negotiations in London.
moreUS President Trump said that Los Angeles, where protests have been ongoing recently, is being invaded by "foreign enemies" and he vowed to "liberate" the city.
moreUS President Trump intensified his attacks on California Governor Newsom, publicly declaring that he would arrest him on the grounds of improper handling of the Los Angeles riots.
moreThe ban on citizens from 12 countries entering the United States issued by US President Trump will come into effect next Monday (June 9th).
moreSince its launch in 2008, the California high-speed rail project has undergone 15 years and cost $7 billion, but failed to lay any tracks.
moreThe war of words between US President Donald Trump and his biggest financial backer, billionaire Elon Musk, has escalated further, rapidly evolving from mutual attacks on social media to a public split.
moreUS President Trump and billionaire Elon Musk have publicly broken off relations.
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