Secretary of State Marco Rubio – ridiculed as “Little Marco” by Donald Trump during the 2016 Republican primaries – has become one of the most powerful actors in the president’s office.
Trump appointed interim national security advisor Rubio on Thursday after Mike Waltz was forced to leave the post, alongside his assistant, Alex Wong, as the sources said that officials had lost confidence in their direction.
Waltz has undergone intense pressure from the signal scandal, in which he inadvertently added a journalist to a cat that included real -time operational details on American strikes in Yemen.
This is a huge increase for Rubio, the son of undocumented Cuban migrants, who now holds four titles in the Trump administration. Rubio is also the interim administrator of the USAID and the interim archivist of the National Archives and Records Administration.
Trump chooses the waltz for the role of the UN after the release
Waltz may be out of sight for the moment, but he is about to reappear in the world of international diplomacy – Trump said that he would name Waltz as the country’s ambassador to the UN. Trump has briefly planned to dismiss Waltz on the signal episode, but decided that he did not want the media to claim an official week of the cabinet after his second term. Trump was also peaceful by an internal examination which revealed that Waltz had wrongly saved the issue of the editorial staff of the Atlantic.
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The judge says that Alien Act does not allow Trump to deport members of alleged gangs
The law on extraterrestrial enemies of the 18th century does not allow Donald Trump to expel Venezuelan immigrants who would be members of the Gang of Tren in Aragua, a Federal Judge of Texas tried on Thursday.
The decision is important because it is the first scanning and permanent injunction, which is addressed directly to the question of whether the government can use the law on extraterrestrial enemies of 1798 (AEA) to expel the alleged members of Tren of Aragua. It only applies to migrants detained in the judicial district of Rodriguez, in the South Texas District, which includes Brownsville, Mcallen and Houston. Trump appointed Rodriguez to the federal bench in 2018.
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MJ’s civil rights division loses 70% of lawyers
More than 250 lawyers from the Division of Civil Rights of the Ministry of Justice have left, have been reassigned, which has been accepted an offer of deferred resignation since January, according to an estimate provided to the Guardian by people familiar with the issue. The significant decrease in staff highlights how Donald Trump empties the arm of the federal government responsible for enforcing federal laws on civil rights.
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Trump’s attempt to welcome the British golf tournament could violate the American constitution
The British government’s attempts to suspend the favor of Donald Trump by pushing golf leaders to organize one of the most prestigious golf tournaments in the world in an Scottish place belonging to the American president could finally lead to a violation of the American Constitution, warned ethical experts.
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The Trump administration has unveiled a News style website that publishes the president’s exclusively positive coverage on the official white house servers, and is designed as the right website The Drudge Report.
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RFK Jr falsely claims that the vaccine includes “debris of aborted fetus”
The Secretary of Health, Robert F Kennedy Jr and his department, have made a series of misleading declarations that alarmed experts and vaccine defenders in recent days – including the measles vaccine, mumps and rubella (MMR) includes “abandoned fetus debris”.
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