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July 28, 2025 07:21 PM GMT Federal Reserve Monitor | North America Paths to September rate cuts Although we retain our outlook for no rate cuts in 2025, the economy can evolve differently than we expect. We examine five alternative paths the US economy could take that could justify cuts later this year, several that could call for cuts as early as September. Key Takeaways M Paths to September rate cuts Our baseline outlook is for no cuts in 2025... Our baseline outlook for Federal Reserve policy this year r ...

TODAY: What are the economic and labor impacts of Trump’s immigration and deportation policies? And what can we expect with the significant ICE funding increase?Bloomberg journalists answer your questions in a Live Q&A at 11:30 a.m. EDT.Tune in: https://t.co/UllA2XhivX https://t.co/oJAOxqPtCy ...

TODAY: What are the economic and labor impacts of Trump’s immigration and deportation policies? And what can we expect with the significant ICE funding increase?Bloomberg journalists answer your questions in a Live Q&A at 11:30 a.m. EDT.Tune in: https://t.co/UllA2XhivX https://t.co/h11Dpw9BT5 ...

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Immigration Policy Changes - Trump administration's immigration approval rating dropped to 35% [1] - The administration declared that immigrants who arrived illegally are no longer eligible for bond hearings during deportation proceedings [2] - ICE officers are instructed to detain such immigrants for the duration of their removal proceedings, potentially lasting months or years [2] - This policy expands the standard used at the US-Mexico border to include immigrants who have lived in the US for decades [2] - Immigrants may be released on parole at the discretion of an immigration officer, not a judge [4] Legal and Due Process Concerns - Legal experts suggest the policy denies due process rights to immigrants claiming asylum [7] - Some courts may find the policy insufficient in providing non-citizens with due process [10] - The policy may allow the administration to deport people without warning [9] - The Supreme Court has been lifting blocks and injunctions against Trump's policies, limiting judicial review [17] Financial Implications - Indefinite detention will cost US taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars [8]

Immigration Detention Concerns - A state-run immigration detention facility is operating with unclear oversight and potentially violating basic human rights [2][7][8] - There are concerns about the facility's ability to verify citizenship, potentially leading to the detention of American citizens [9][11][16] - Detainees are allegedly being held in cages in hot conditions, with some claiming to be American citizens or individuals on their way to work [4][5][6][14] Funding and Procedures - The facility is using $450 million in taxpayer dollars, with questions about FEMA reimbursement [3][15] - The facility is reportedly using ICE procedures, raising concerns about due process and potential rights violations [3][15] - DHS is about to receive almost $150 billion, raising concerns that existing issues with citizenship verification will be amplified [18][19] Policy and Legal Issues - The facility is described as an experiment, potentially expanding models of immigration enforcement seen in other countries [9] - There are concerns about the potential for sending US citizens to other countries [10] - ICE statistics show that as of June 29th, 717% (41,495 out of 57,861) of people detained by ICE do not have a criminal record [12][13]

Immigration Policy & Enforcement - ICE officials privately react to unrealistic demands from Trump's top immigration advisor, Steven Miller, regarding arrest numbers [1] - Miller's focus on daily arrest numbers is allegedly forcing agents to abandon serious criminal cases, leading to low morale [1][2] - A Gallup poll indicates that only 35% of the American public approves of Trump's immigration policy, with only 28% approval among independents [4] - A new ICE memo allegedly allows the agency to deport migrants with as little as six hours' notice without confirming their safety from persecution or torture [5][6] Political & Social Impact - Critics describe conditions at an internment camp as appalling, with 32 detainees per cage [3] - The administration's strategy is perceived as a deterrence tactic to encourage self-deportation due to fear [8] - The administration has not been able to meet the goal of deporting 3,000 people a day [9] - Some believe the administration is targeting a political "other" rather than focusing on criminals [19][20] Economic Considerations - Immigrants are considered a vital part of the economy and culture [16][17] - Undocumented deportations are reportedly down, and violent crime is at historic lows [17] - Immigrants contribute to the economy by paying taxes, even without receiving earned benefits [23]

Look at this chaotic scene out of California. Protesters coming head-to-head with agents as they carried out an immigration raid. This is at a cannabis farm.That multi-our standoff. It's the latest clash over President Trump's immigration crackdown. And NBC's Ryan Nobles has more.Ryan, yes, this was a dramatic standoff that lasted for multiple hours in California. Raids on farms have become a flash point in the debate over President Trump's larger immigration policy with some opponents pushing back. This mo ...

Meanwhile, as we return to a new challenge against that controversial migrant detention facility in Florida, the one that's been dubbed Alligator Alcatraz, five Democratic Florida lawmakers have filed a lawsuit against Governor Ronda Santis and the Florida Department of Emergency Management, the executive director of that after they were denied access to the center. A Dantis representative said, quote, "The state is looking forward to quickly dispensing with this dumb lawsuit." Well, joining us now, Florida ...