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30.08.2025

The day federal crackdowns met city resistance

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This page is an archive of main headlines from the US for 30.08.2025.

It displays 130 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

30.08.2025 โ‡ข The day federal crackdowns met city resistance
โŒจThe day began with widespread reporting on the appeals court reiterating its finding that many of President Trump's tariffs were illegal, leaving them in place pending a likely Supreme Court appeal, a direct continuation from the previous day. Concurrently, a federal judge blocked the administration's expanded speedy deportation efforts. As the day progressed, media focus intensified on the Trump administration's broader federal actions. In the afternoon, reports detailed plans for immigration enforcement sweeps from a Chicago naval base, sparking liberal criticism, and concerns about potential crime spikes linked to migrant dispersal. By evening, coverage highlighted an escalating federal presence, with detentions by ICE, federal agents deployed in local policing, and Justice Department attorneys resigning over reassignments to sanctuary cities. This federal surge prompted a strong response, notably with Chicago's mayor signing an order to actively combat potential federal crackdowns on crime and immigration, signaling growing city resistance. Updates also confirmed California Highway Patrol would protect Kamala Harris after her Secret Service detail was withdrawn.
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05:39 (09:39)โ‡ขTrump Tariffs to Supreme Court

โŒจUS media heavily features ongoing legal challenges against the Trump administration. An appeals court has reiterated its finding that many of President Trump's tariffs are illegal, leading to expectations of a Supreme Court appeal (Breitbart, NYTimes, AP News, HuffPost, Washington Examiner, ABC News, CBS, Fox News, MSNBC, Washington Post, Daily Caller, Reason, Washington Times). Separately, a federal judge blocked the administration's expanded speedy deportation efforts (Boston Globe, The Daily Beast), amidst ICE recruiting for increased enforcement (LA Times). Coverage also delves into the Minneapolis shooting's perpetrator and motives (NPR, NY Post).
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Polish president Karol Nawrocki is shutting off welfare benefits for Ukrainians in Poland. Earlier welcomed as refugees, Ukrainians are now pushed into a role as second-class guestworkers in their host country.
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09:41 (13:41)โ‡ขTariffs Face Court Challenge

โŒจUS media continues to focus on legal challenges to the Trump administration. An appeals court has reiterated its finding that President Trump's sweeping tariffs are unlawful, though they remain in place pending a likely Supreme Court appeal (AP News, Reason, Breitbart, NYTimes, Daily Caller). Separately, a federal judge has limited the administration's expanded efforts for expedited immigration removals (ABC News, The Daily Beast). These rulings highlight ongoing judicial scrutiny of executive authority.
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American drivers are mostly finding a better deal this Labor Day holiday weekend compared to last year. Average gas prices are down. Diesel fuel is up, but not by much. [Fullย Story]
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11:59 (15:59)โ‡ขTrump's Immigration Operations: A New Wave of Controversy

โŒจUS media continues to focus on immigration policy under the Trump administration. New headlines report the administration's plans for immigration enforcement sweeps from a Chicago naval base, sparking liberal criticism (Breitbart). Concerns are also being raised about potential crime spikes after migrants were dispersed (Fox News). Legal challenges persist, with an MS-13 associate seeking a gag order on DHS/DOJ officials (The Blaze, OANN), while previous judicial rulings have limited expedited removals (ABC News, MSNBC). This highlights ongoing debates on executive power and border enforcement.
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In a close election, 1,200 battery plant workers at the BlueOval SK Battery Park in Kentucky voted to join the United Auto Workers this week. The ultimate outcome of the vote will hinge on 41 ballots that the union is challenging.
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14:26 (18:26)โ‡ขFederal Hand Strengthens

โŒจUS media focuses on intensified actions by the Trump administration, particularly regarding federal power. New reports highlight immigration crackdowns leading to detentions (CNN) and federal agents deployed in local policing (AP News). The Justice Department faces internal dissent over reassignments to sanctuary cities, with attorneys resigning (Washington Post). The administration also targets a Massachusetts homeless program (Boston Globe) and reportedly withdrew Kamala Harris's Secret Service detail (LA Times), while President Trump publicly appeared amidst online health rumors (Breitbart, The Daily Beast).
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Chipmaker Intel has been laying off thousands of its American workers โ€” as it rakes in billions in subsidies from the US government and lavishes multimillion-dollar severance and compensation packages on its former and current CEOs.
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President Trump said his hoped-for meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy might not happen.
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President Donald Trump was photographed leaving the White House for a round of golf Saturday morning, quashing a wave of viral social media rumors that falsely claimed he had died, Newsweek reported. [Fullย Story]
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The Trump administration slashed more than 500 jobs at the Voice of America, a potentially fatal blow to the government media outlet repeatedly gutted by funding cuts.
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18:19 (22:19)โ‡ขFederal Surge, City Resistance

โŒจUS media continues to report on the Trump administration's expanding federal actions and the ensuing resistance. New reports detail a surge of federal agents in D.C. policing (Boston Globe) and Chicago's mayor signing an order to actively combat potential federal crackdowns on crime and immigration (NBC News, Washington Examiner). This builds on ongoing coverage of immigration detentions (CNN) and political efforts to counter the administration's crime push (MSNBC).
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