Trump Admin Live Updates: Trump Threatens Tariffs on All Foreign Films
President Donald Trump said on Sunday that he isn't sure whether he is obligated to adhere to the Constitution and depends on his legal team to ensure compliance with the law.
“I’m not sure about this. But as I’ve stated before, I am associated with highly skilled attorneys who will undoubtedly adhere to the directives set forth by the Supreme Court,” Trump explained during an interview with NBC broadcasted on “Meet the Press” over the weekend.
Trump stated that he would not pursue a third presidential term, even though he has hinted at this idea multiple times. Additionally, he confirmed that he will refrain from dismissing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell before his term concludes in 2026.
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Trump states that judges he nominates won’t insist on deportation ‘hearings’.
President Donald Trump discussed his progress on judicial appointments when he spoke with journalists onboard Air Force One late Sunday, stating, “We’re moving them in quickly. We aim to select highly qualified individuals.”
"We need judges that are not going to be demanding trials for every single illegal immigrant. We have millions of people that have come in here illegally, and we can't have a trial for every single person. That would be millions of trials," the president said of the administration's sweeping deportations.
Trump said his overhaul of U.S. immigration policies was "the No. 1 issue" he campaigned on, claiming "radicalized" judges are delaying that process.
"Therefore, people enter our nation unlawfully, and apparently, we’re expected to spend weeks and even months conducting trials for each of these criminals, including murderers spread across the country. I doubt the Supreme Court would allow this. It’s unbelievable because, if they did, our nation wouldn’t survive,” Trump asserted.
-ABC News' Fritz Farrow
Trump names Stephen Miller as top candidate for next national security adviser
As he spoke with journalists onboard Air Force One on Sunday night, President Donald Trump mentioned that he might choose White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller for the role of the following National Security Adviser.
Stephen Miller is at the pinnacle," Trump stated. "What I'm saying is, he kind of already fills that role unofficially since he weighs in on so many matters. He's an extremely valuable member of the administration, this we know.
Trump likewise justified his choice to take away Mike Waltz’s position and instead put forward his nomination for the role of U.S. ambassador at the UN.
In my opinion, it's actually a more prestigious role, if you're looking for the honest answer," Trump stated about Waltz's recent nomination. "I believe it's an improvement.
Trump stated that he would announce his formal appointment for the upcoming national security advisor within six months.
-ABC News' Fritz Farrow
Trump says he'll slap 100% tariff on all movies produced overseas
President Donald Trump has targeted the movie sector with a statement on Truth Social on Sunday announcing a 100% tax on foreign-produced films.
The president claimed that other countries' "concerted effort" to offer incentives to draw American filmmakers and film studios internationally is a national security threat.
"Hollywood, along with numerous other regions across the U.S.A., is facing devastation. This coordinated assault is orchestrated by foreign nations and thus poses a national security risk," according to Trump’s statement.
The president stated that he will instruct the Department of Commerce along with the United States Trade Representative to promptly initiate the implementation of a 100% tariff on “all movies entering our country that are made abroad.”
-ABC News' Fritz Farrow
Trump directs the reopening and enlargement of the renowned Alcatraz prison.
President Donald Trump stated in a post on Truth Social on Sunday that he has directed the Bureau of Prisons to reinstate and enlarge the well-known Alcatraz Island prison, located near San Francisco, to accommodate some of America’s toughest and most aggressive offenders.
"We will no longer be held hostage to criminals, thugs, and Judges that are afraid to do their job and allow us to remove criminals, who came into our Country illegally," Trump wrote.
The Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary ceased operations in 1963 following approximately three decades of service, mainly because of soaring maintenance expenses and the worsening state of the prison, as reported by the Bureau of Prisons.
Since 1973, it has functioned as a museum and has grown into one of the most frequented locations under the Park Service, attracting more than a million tourists annually, as reported by the Bureau of Prisons.
-ABC News' Fritz Farrow
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