Trump Signs Exec Order to Reshape Higher Ed; US Launches Autism Registry to Track Cases
President Donald Trump says the United States will “set the price” if a trade deal with China doesn’t come through. Iris Tao brings us the president’s latest remarks on tariffs and details of his new executive orders. The orders target what he describes as “ideological overreach” in schools.
A study on autism is being planned that U.S. health officials say is the first of its kind. We’ll dive into the update from the National Institutes of Health.
Trump’s executive order to end duty-free de minimis treatment for low-value shipments from China and Hong Kong will take effect next month. We’ll have analysis from Derek Lossing, founder of Cirrus Global Advisors, on the potential effect on the air cargo industry.
Border czar Tom Homan says there have been 68,000 illegal immigrants arrested in the United States over the last three months. Jack Bradley has the latest on this and efforts to block their swift removal under the Alien Enemies Act.
The Trump administration appears open to negotiations with Harvard University, even as the school proceeds with its lawsuit against the federal government. We’ll discuss what could come next with Sarah Perry, legal fellow at Defending Education and contributor to The Federalist Society.
