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The focus shifts to Trump’s deportation agenda: A closer look from the Politics Desk


President Donald Trump’s mass deportation efforts are facing pressure from various sources, including the courts, Democrats, and the public, after a Maryland man was mistakenly deported to El Salvador. There are calls from Democrats to have the man released and brought back to the U.S., with some lawmakers even willing to travel to El Salvador to seek his release. Trump administration officials are urging immigrants to leave the U.S. voluntarily, but deportation numbers remain below the promised levels.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris is considering a potential political comeback by running for California governor. Although polls show she has positive ratings among Democratic voters, there are hurdles she would face, including the state’s open primary system and the possibility of facing a fellow Democrat in the general election. There is also historical precedent for former vice presidents seeking to revive their careers by running for state office.

In other news, Rep. Ro Khanna compared Vice President JD Vance to Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez raised $9.6 million in campaign donations, Chinese President Xi Jinping is traveling through Southeast Asia to capitalize on Trump’s tariffs, the Trump administration froze federal grants to Harvard, and Florida Republicans introduced a measure to bar state employees from soliciting campaign contributions during work hours. Additionally, Vance dropped the NCAA football championship trophy during a celebration with the Ohio State team.

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