Trump's Latest Moves: Ukraine, EPA Layoffs, and Immigration Policy

President Trump has made it clear that the U.S.

will not provide security guarantees to Ukraine, instead urging Europe to take the lead.

His administration is negotiating a deal that would allow the U.S.

to share in Ukraine’s mineral wealth, a move that has raised concerns about America’s shifting stance in the

conflict.

European leaders fear this could embolden Russia and weaken NATO’s unity.

The Trump administration is planning to cut 65% of the Environmental Protection Agency’s workforce, a move that could

eliminate nearly 10,000 jobs.

The administration argues that the federal government is inefficient and costly, but critics warn that these cuts could

severely impact environmental protections and regulatory enforcement.

The Trump administration has announced a new policy requiring all undocumented migrants over the age of 14 to

register with the federal government.

Those who fail to comply could face fines or prosecution.

Officials claim this will improve national security, but critics argue it could lead to mass deportations and legal

challenges.

Trump has announced plans to impose a 25% tariff on European cars and other goods, while also considering

tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico.

The move has sparked confusion, with officials giving conflicting statements on when the tariffs will take effect.

European leaders have vowed to retaliate if the tariffs are implemented.