【环球网报道 记者 张倩】据美国广播公司（ABC）、"政治新闻网"等媒体报道，美国加利福尼亚州洛杉矶市市长巴斯当地时间20日在接受采访时，将美国 移民与海关执法局（ICE）持续进行的蒙面突袭行动以及特朗普政府部署在该市的军事力量称为"恐怖统治"，并呼吁结束这些行动。 "政治新闻网"提到，特朗普本月已从洛杉矶撤回了约一半的国民警卫队，但巴斯表示她希望所有军队都撤离。 "我希望军队离开，因为他们从一开始就不需要来这里。"巴斯说，"我们的城市现在什么事也没有发生，没有抗议活动。而当他们被派来这里时，他们的任 务只是看守两栋大楼。为什么两栋楼需要4000名士兵？他们离开家庭、暂停工作和学业是为了什么？为了参与（某种）行为艺术？这就是这里发生的事。" 报道提到，巴斯还表示，洛杉矶市有大量移民人口，其中包括部分非法入境移民。但她补充说，这意味着加州"整个经济部门都依赖移民劳动力"。"我们需 要全面的移民改革。" 美国移民与海关执法局等联邦机构6月6日出动大批执法人员，在加利福尼亚州多地实施针对非法移民的执法行动，引发大量街头对峙、混乱和冲突。当地时 间7月8日，加州州长纽森在美国南卡罗来纳州发表讲话时抨击特朗普政府，称其 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Mexican President condemns the U.S. government's treatment of immigrants, calling for an end to viewing them as criminals and emphasizing the need for dialogue to achieve comprehensive immigration reform [1] Group 1: Immigration Policy - The Mexican President, López Obrador, criticized the U.S. approach to immigration, particularly the recent raids that resulted in the detention of 35 Mexican citizens in Los Angeles [1] - He stated that the use of raids and violence is unacceptable and urged for the protection of immigrants' human rights [1] - The President highlighted that immigrant workers contribute significantly to the U.S. economy and should not be treated as criminals [1] Group 2: Legal Support for Detained Citizens - The Mexican consulate has contacted the detained Mexican citizens and their families to provide legal assistance [1]

Core Points - The "Beautiful Bill" proposed by President Trump combines tax cuts, immigration reform, and various domestic priorities into a single legislative measure [1] - The House Republican leadership aims to finalize the bill by July 4, aligning with Treasury Secretary's request to include debt ceiling increases in the proposal [2] Tax Provisions - The bill includes a 5% remittance tax aimed at funding border security and introduces new refundable credits for verified U.S. remitters [3] - It proposes significant changes to clean energy tax credits, including the termination of various tax incentives for solar energy and hydrogen production [3][4] - The bill extends provisions from the 2017 Trump tax law, increasing estate and gift tax exemption limits and modifying the SALT deduction cap to $30,000 for individuals [3][4] Healthcare and AI Regulation - The bill is projected to reduce federal healthcare spending by $715 billion over ten years, potentially resulting in 13.7 million Americans losing healthcare coverage [6] - It proposes a 10-year suspension of most state-level regulations on artificial intelligence, which may create conflicts under Senate rules [6] SALT Deduction Controversy - The proposed $30,000 cap on SALT deductions has faced opposition from Republican lawmakers from blue states, raising concerns about political risks in their districts [7] Agricultural Provisions - The bill includes reforms to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), shifting costs to states and incorporating key bipartisan agricultural provisions [10]

Core Points - The UK Prime Minister Starmer announced a series of immigration reform measures, including extending the minimum residency period for permanent residency from 5 years to 10 years [1] - In 2023, the net migration to the UK is approaching 1 million, equivalent to the total population of Birmingham, the UK's second-largest city [1] - Starmer emphasized that the Labour government will fulfill its promise to "take back control of the borders," ensuring that immigration policy serves national interests [1]

Core Viewpoint - The upcoming April employment report from the U.S. Labor Department is expected to provide insights into whether the U.S. economy is experiencing a temporary slowdown due to tariffs or a more destructive long-term decline [1] Economic Data Summary - Economists predict a non-farm payroll increase of 130,000 for April, a significant drop from March's 228,000, but still slightly below the average of 152,000 for the first three months of the year [1] - A decline in non-farm payroll growth below 100,000 could lead to increased market pessimism [2] - Recent economic data has been mixed, with Q1 GDP contracting at an annualized rate of 0.3%, weak private sector employment data from ADP, and a significant drop in job vacancies [2] - The ADP report indicated only 62,000 new jobs in the private sector, far below expectations, while job vacancies fell to approximately 7.2 million, the lowest since September 2024 [2] Employment Market Insights - French Agricultural Credit Bank forecasts 150,000 new non-farm jobs for April, citing a sharp decline in soft data but resilient hard data [3] - Goldman Sachs predicts 140,000 new jobs, noting that layoff indicators remain at historical lows, which is a positive sign [3] - Federal government layoffs, particularly under the Trump administration, are expected to impact the job market, with announced layoffs totaling 281,452, potentially affecting up to 1.2 million when including contractors [3] Inflation and Wage Data - The Labor Department will also release wage data, with expectations for average hourly earnings to increase by 0.3% month-over-month and 3.9% year-over-year, slightly above March's figures [4] Federal Reserve Policy Outlook - Federal Reserve Governor Waller indicated that if tariffs lead to rising unemployment, he would support early interest rate cuts, with potential impacts expected to materialize after July [5] - The Fed is currently in a dilemma due to the anticipated effects of tariffs on economic growth and inflation, leading to a cautious approach [5] - Market expectations suggest a modest rate cut in May, with more significant cuts anticipated in June and July [6]