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The Trump administration claims America will soon get a majority of its oil from Venezuela with new deal
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The U.S. deported dozens of migrants, including an Afghan granted protection from Taliban persecution, to the Central African Republic in an ongoing immigration crackdown utilizing third-country removals.

Iceland held a referendum on Saturday to decide whether to restart negotiations for joining the European Union, with early results showing an extremely tight race as the 'yes' camp narrowly leads, according to RÚV. Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir said the vote puts the decision in the nation's hands, while concerns persist over sovereignty, fisheries, and currency change.

British commentator Milo Yiannopoulos was arrested by ICE at New Orleans airport on August 27 for living in the U.S. illegally after overstaying his visa, and deported to the U.K. on Friday, despite his prior support for Trump's immigration crackdown.

Netia McCray, a long COVID patient and advocate, joined a federal advisory committee in 2025 hoping to contribute her experience, but the group was terminated after a few months as part of over 100 science-focused federal committees shut down under the second Trump administration, including healthcare and science panels, raising concerns about lost expertise and weakened government accountability.

Alt-right figure Milo Yiannopoulos was arrested by ICE and deported to the UK after overstaying his visa and failing to appear at an immigration hearing, which resulted in a final removal order issued on July 22. He entered the US legally in 2019 and became known for his role at Breitbart, support for Trump, and involvement in controversies including Gamergate and allegations about inappropriate relationships with minors.

A federal judge in California ruled that the Trump administration's deportation of noncitizens for expressing pro-Palestinian views or criticizing Israel violates the First and Fifth Amendments, citing retaliation against speech and referencing a prior Boston ruling. The decision supports Stanford's student newspaper and warns of broader threats to free speech.