Key Events (10)
Trump administration removes ICE Chief Caleb Vitello amid reported frustration over slower-than-expected rates of arrests and deportations, signaling the administration's push to accelerate its mass deportation agenda.
Trump administration reverses earlier freeze on legal aid for unaccompanied immigrant children, restoring government-funded legal counsel to approximately 26,000 minors after a stop-work order had been issued.
Trump proposes merging the US Postal Service, an independent agency, with the Commerce Department, as he considers taking direct control of the mail system.
Trump administration withdraws federal funding from domestic and overseas research that mentions 'climate,' prompting outcry from the scientific community over impacts to public health and safety.
Trump states he had 'very good talks with Putin' and again criticizes Ukraine's President Zelenskyy, accusing Kyiv of talking tough but having few bargaining chips in ceasefire negotiations.
Trump official Mike Waltz tells CPAC that Ukrainian President Zelenskyy will sign a US minerals deal 'in the very short term' as part of ceasefire negotiations.
Trump appears to back away from his Gaza takeover plan after Egypt and Jordan flatly rejected cooperating with the proposal to displace Palestinians.
International aid groups announce thousands of job cuts in response to Trump's funding freeze, with fears that the reductions will severely damage organizations' ability to respond to global crises.
Trump administration's mass federal employee firings could leave the government with a 'monumental' legal bill, according to experts, as workers with positive performance reviews are being terminated on grounds of poor performance.
Proud Boys ex-leader Enrique Tarrio is arrested near the US Capitol for assault after Capitol police report he struck a protester at a gathering he attended with Oath Keepers leader Stewart Rhodes.