He was the face of Trump's immigration crackdown, now he's a critic

He was the face of Trump's immigration crackdown, now he's a critic
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Vertical Politics of the Day 8 videos Trump appears to have a new name for New Mexico President Donald Trump posted a map of New Mexico with 'Mexico' crossed out and replaced with 'America' on social media, then followed up with a video about the name change. Although the president does have the authority to change the names of geographic locations like Lake Ontario in the US government's database, he cannot legally rename a state. 00:52 • Source: CNN Witkoff and Kushner wrap weekend of diplomacy with Russia, Ukraine US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump's son-in-law, pushed for a return to trilateral talks between the US, Russia and Ukraine on Sunday after 'substantive' discussions with Ukrainian officials in Kyiv. The talks followed intensive meetings Witkoff and Kushner held with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Saturday, part of Washington's renewed push to end the war in Ukraine. CNN's Julia Benbrook reports. 01:50 • Source: CNN Democratic gubernatorial candidate on 'I Chose Her' ad and Texas abortion laws Democratic Texas gubernatorial candidate Gina Hinojosa, who says she is pro-choice, explains the thinking behind an ad about carrying a fatally diagnosed pregnancy to term. 01:53 • Source: CNN Stars and Stripes editor speaks out after judge okays firing Erik Salvin, the editor-in-chief of Stars and Stripes, joins OutFront moments after a judge ruled the Pentagon has the right to fire him. 01:34 • Source: CNN Trump says Iran conflict is 'small potatoes' President Donald Trump on Friday labeled the Iran war 'small potatoes,' the latest attempt to minimize a six-month conflict that caused a spike in gas prices and led to the deaths of 18 American service-members. 00:47 • Source: CNN Mamdani signs executive orders ahead of 9/11 anniversary New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani signed two executive orders related to September 11th, 2001. The first order establishes an annual day of remembrance and service on September 11th, while the second updates New York's operational continuity and agency preparedness policies to strengthen security measures and prevent future terrorist threats. 03:10 • Source: CNN

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