Turbulent Times: Immigration Challenges and Political Maneuvering in the US

The United States is currently witnessing significant developments across various fronts, predominantly in immigration enforcement and political dynamics. Controversy arose as U.S. authorities detained hundreds of workers at a Hyundai Motor car battery plant in Georgia, marking one of the largest enforcement actions in the country's history.

Meanwhile, President Trump's administration continues to navigate the complexities of federal appointments, with a shortlist for the next Federal Reserve chair including prominent names like Kevin Hassett, Kevin Warsh, and Christopher Waller. These appointments come amidst Trump's commitment to uphold stringent immigration laws and promote the United States as a premier business destination.

In Delaware, plans are underway for the construction of former President Joe Biden's presidential library, underscoring his long-standing connection to the state. As political tensions rise, thousands have taken to the streets in major cities like Chicago and Washington, D.C., protesting President Trump's immigration policies and military deployments.

(With inputs from agencies.)