Trump Advances Sweeping Policy Changes on Immigration, Trade, and Media Access

The administration announces stricter immigration enforcement, new tariffs, and a revamped approach to press relations.

President Trump confirms Venezuela's agreement to accept deported Venezuelan migrants, including individuals linked to criminal groups, following negotiations with Nicolás Maduro's government.
The administration is planning to establish a detention facility at Guantánamo Bay for up to 30,000 migrants labeled as dangerous, sparking criticism from human rights advocates.
New tariffs of 25% on imports from Mexico and Canada and 10% on goods from China take effect, aimed at addressing trade deficits and curbing illegal immigration and fentanyl trafficking.
The White House announces a media policy shift, granting access to non-traditional outlets like influencers and bloggers, while rotating out major outlets from Pentagon press offices.
The administration initiates a controversial review of FBI and prosecutorial staff involved in past investigations against Trump, prompting backlash over potential undermining of national security.