During President Trump’s administration, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has implemented new grant conditions that tie federal funding to compliance with immigration enforcement policies, particularly targeting sanctuary jurisdictions. This strategy threatens billions in grants for cities and states that limit cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), as officials like former FEMA administrator Peter Gaynor assert that compliance checks will be enforced. States like California and New York are particularly affected, with significant funding at risk while DHS emphasizes that no money will be allocated contrary to national interests.
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Mexico reaches deal with US in water dispute
Mexico has reached an agreement to increase water deliveries to the US under a 1940s treaty, addressing a dispute that strained trade relations amid severe drought conditions in Mexico. US President Donald Trump hailed the deal as a victory, while Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum coordinated with local governors to ensure compliance without risking domestic water supplies. The agreement is politically sensitive due to ongoing water stress in Mexico, impacting both agricultural resources and international trade...
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