Trump News at a glance: Immigrants gave money to leave us and the White House Walks Back Film Trif Plan | Trump administration

The Trump Administration will offer undocumented immigrants $ 1,000 to leave the United States as part of its last repression against immigration, which has criticized participation in the program “could help preserve the option” so that an individual returns to the United States “legally in the future”.

“It is an incredibly cruel deception for the DHS (Department of Homeland Security) to tell people that if they leave, they will” maintain the ability to return to the United States legally “,” said Aaron Reichlin-Melnick, a principal researcher at American Immigration Council, in a social media position.

The White House said it “explored all the options” on the protection of the American film industry, one day after Donald Trump sparked a drop in the actions of the production company by announcing a 100% price on the films produced outside the United States.

Here are the key stories at a glance:


Undocumented immigrants offered $ 1,000 to leave us

The Trump administration has announced a new program offering a payment of $ 1,000 to people in the United States without immigration status as an incentive to return voluntarily to their country of origin. The Ministry of Internal Security has described the initiative, promising “financial assistance and travel” to undocumented immigrants who agree to leave the country using an application called CBP Home.

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The White House says “no final decisions” on the prices of foreign films

The White House said on Monday that no final decision had been made to impose prices on foreign films, just a day after Donald Trump declared a 100% rate on all films produced outside the United States – an announcement that sparked a widespread alarm in the global film industry.

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Trump to continue the defense of the Biden of Drugs court at Miffepristone abortion

The administration of Donald Trump advanced on Monday in the defense of the rules of the United States, attenuating access to drugs to abortion, the mifepristone of a legal challenge which began during the democratic administration of former president Joe Biden.

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Trump orders the reopening of Alcatraz prison

Donald Trump said he ordered the administration to reopen and extend Alcatraz, the former notorious prison on an island off San Francisco which has been closed for over 60 years. Californian democrats and civil rights activists criticized the announcement and questioned the feasibility of converting the historic site into a high -security security prison.

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Application used by Waltz suspends the service on a suspicious hack

The communication application used by Mike Waltz, the former National Security Advisor to Donald Trump, says that he suspends services temporarily following a reported hacking that has exposed some of his potentially sensitive messages. Smarsh, based in Oregon, which manages the Telemessage application, said that it “investigated a potential security incident” and suspended all its services “by abundance of prudence”.

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Defenders reject the RFK JR national autism database

Researchers and defenders of autism repel the creation of an autistic database – intended to follow the health of autistic people in a major research study – and to emphasize the way in which these databases could be used.

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Trump Cuts will lead to more deaths in disasters, warns the expert

The Radical Cups of the Trump administration in disaster management will cost lives in the United States, with dug agencies unable to predict, prepare or respond precisely to extreme weather events, earthquakes and pandemics, warned a leading expert.

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The Michigan Attorney General abandoned all accusations against seven pro-Palestinian demonstrators

Michigan’s prosecutor General Dana Nessel announced on Monday that she had abandoned all the accusations against seven pro-Palestinian demonstrators arrested in May from last year in a camp at the University of Michigan, after a tutor report detailed his vast links to university regents calling for prosecution.

The announcement occurred for a few moments before the judge decided to defense to disqualify the Nessel office concerning the alleged prejudices.

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This article was modified on May 6, 2025 to modify an incorrect reference to the film rate proposed by Trump “10%”.