Trump Administration Enacts Sweeping Changes Across Justice Department, Immigration, and Trade

New tariffs, immigration restrictions, and federal workforce changes signal a dramatic shift in policy under Trump’s second term.

President Donald Trump has implemented a 25% tariff on goods from Canada, Mexico, and China, raising concerns about increased food prices and economic impact.
The administration is revoking legal status for over 530,000 migrants who arrived under a Biden-era humanitarian parole program, potentially expanding deportations.
The Justice Department has terminated prosecutors involved in January 6 cases and demanded FBI employee lists for potential removals, drawing criticism from legal and law enforcement groups.
Federal employees received an offer to resign with pay through September, leading to confusion, union backlash, and questions about the program's legality.
The Pentagon has reassigned media office spaces, favoring pro-Trump outlets, raising concerns about press freedom and journalistic independence.