2025年，美国陷入了前所未有的动荡局面。各地发生了大规模的骚乱，包括美国的口岸、德克萨斯州以及洛杉矶市等地。美国口岸的卡车工人因特朗普实施 的对华关税战而失业，而德克萨斯州则因为特朗普派遣部队阻止非法移民涌入而爆发了冲突。与此同时，洛杉矶市也因特朗普调派国民警卫队、海军陆战队 及海关人员进行大规模的移民抓捕而引发了抗议。 不仅仅是国内问题，特朗普还将矛头指向了美国高校，要求哈佛大学提供外国学生的详细资料。这一举措进一步凸显了特朗普强烈的排外立场，他似乎在推 动驱逐所有非美国本土的外来人士，甚至提出取消公民出生权。然而，最近美国法院裁定特朗普的这一做法违反宪法。 美国局势并非第一次如此紧张。美国军队不仅在海外展开行动，同时也在国内进行执法。美国的国民警卫队和海军陆战队被派往国内执行任务，而美军野战 军也前往加勒比海展开缉毒行动。然而，随着美国联邦政府的关门，军人们将无法如常领取军饷，从10月1日起，他们的薪水将暂停。 美国联邦政府关门的原因是预算案未能通过，而民主党人拒绝在参议院支持特朗普的财政预算方案。近期的投票结果显示，仅有三名民主党议员支持共和党 的预算案。每年9月，美国参议院都会就年度拨款法案进行投票 ...

Economic Impact - The "money bag war" initiated by the Trump administration has severely impacted the U.S. economy, imposing tariffs of up to 60% on Chinese goods and 25% on European steel and aluminum, leading to soaring prices and an additional monthly expenditure of $200 for food for average families [3][6] - A report from the California government indicated that tariffs resulted in a loss of up to $170 billion for businesses in the state over a year [3] Social Unrest - The policies of the Trump administration have led to widespread public discontent, with the Social Security Administration's website crashing for two weeks, preventing many elderly individuals from receiving their pensions [8] - Protests have erupted across the country, including truck drivers blocking highways due to financial losses from tariffs and elderly individuals gathering at Social Security offices to voice their grievances [8] Political Stalemate - The U.S. Congress has experienced paralysis, with 50 Democratic senators collectively taking a month-long recess to obstruct Trump's appointments, while the Republican party pushed through the appointment of Trump's ally, exacerbating political tensions [9] - Biden has publicly criticized Trump for undermining the Constitution and has highlighted the job losses resulting from Trump's Social Security policies [11] Federal Reserve Dynamics - Trump attempted to exert control over the Federal Reserve, pressuring it to lower interest rates, but faced opposition from seven board members during a rate meeting [6] - The resignation of a key board member, appointed by Biden, has allowed Trump to nominate a supporter of aggressive rate cuts, potentially leading to significant economic consequences, including a projected inflation rate increase to 5.2% [6]

Core Viewpoint - The U.S. Supreme Court's decision to lift the injunction allows the Trump administration to proceed with plans to dismantle the Department of Education, which may impact immigrants and international students [1][3] Group 1: Department of Education Dismantling - The Trump administration has initiated a large-scale layoff of over 1,000 Department of Education employees, with their last working day set for August 1 [1] - The administration aims to decentralize education management by transferring powers to state governments, reflecting a long-standing Republican desire to eliminate the Department of Education [3][5] - The dismantling of the Department of Education is seen as part of a broader political struggle, with conservative factions opposing federal intervention in education [3][5] Group 2: Outsourcing of Functions - The Department of Education has begun outsourcing its key functions to other government departments, such as transferring vocational education and adult education management to the Department of Labor [5][6] - Future agreements are expected to further transfer responsibilities, including the management of federal student loans, which amount to $1.6 trillion and involve 43 million borrowers, to the Department of Treasury [6] - The outsourcing may lead to significant disruptions in the student loan system and weaken oversight of for-profit colleges, potentially increasing risks for students [6][7] Group 3: Impact on Employees and Operations - The layoffs have already resulted in a significant reduction of staff in the Office for Civil Rights, which handles discrimination complaints, leading to a 40% decrease in resolved cases this year [7] - The absence of staff has created operational challenges within the student loan office, affecting the processing of complaints and support for students [7] - The Trump administration has withheld nearly $7 billion in federal funds intended for various educational support programs, further complicating the situation for states and affected students [7]