Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has hinted at imposing tariffs on countries, including China, that fail to curb the flow of undocumented immigrants into the US. He stated that if other countries do not help reduce the flow of migrants, he could "tariff the hell out of that country" if re-elected. Border security and immigration have become top issues for Americans in the run-up to the Nov. 5 election, where Trump will face Democrat Joe Biden. The majority of people crossing into the US illegally are from Latin America. Trump has denied any wrongdoing and vowed to appeal the verdict.
Trump has denied wrongdoing and vowed to appeal the verdict of a trial involving Biden's recent attempt to crack down on illegal migrants crossing the US-Mexico border. Biden's broad asylum ban on migrants caught illegally crossing the border was criticized by Trump as "outrageous" and a concession of "death and defeat". Trump has made a hardline stance on immigration a centerpiece of his administration and has vowed a wide-ranging crackdown if reelected. Trump claimed that Biden's asylum ban would allow a minimum of 2 million "illegal alien border crossers" into the US each year. Biden has pushed unsuccessfully for months to pass a Senate bill to toughen border security, but Republicans rejected it after Trump opposed it.
Mexican mayor Yolanda Sanchez was ambushed and killed by gunmen in Cotija, Michoacan, shortly after the country elected its first-female president. The incident occurred during the bloodiest campaign in Mexico's history, with 39 political candidates assassinated during the general election campaign. Michoacan attorney general Adrian Lopez Solis stated that threats were made to the municipality's personnel, but Sanchez could not meet these demands due to territorial disputes.
Piyush Goyal, a BJP MP from Mumbai North Lok Sabha seat, has criticized Congress MP Rahul Gandhi for seeking a probe into the June 4 market crash, which resulted in investors losing up to ₹30 lakh crore. Goyal criticized Gandhi's claim that he was "hatching a conspiracy" and argued that the ₹30 lakh crore figure was not related to trading. Goyal cited the rise in the stock market under the BJP government and the fear of investors as reasons for the market crash. Goyal also questioned the comments of Prime Minister Modi and Shah on the stock market movement, stating that every party makes claims about its success and the Congress also did so.
Lawyer Vishal Tiwari has filed a plea in the Supreme Court for an investigation report on the share market crash on June 4. The application is part of the Adani Hindenburg writ petition. The court has stated that the case has been disposed off, and the plea seeks a report from SEBI and the Central government. Tiwari claims that the court has not filed any document on the implementation of the recommendations of an expert committee and has not informed the Supreme Court or the public about the completion of the investigation. The court rejected the demand for transferring the probe into Adani group companies to a special investigation team and asked SEBI to complete the remaining 24 probes in three months.
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