The Trump administration has increased deportations of undocumented immigrants with criminal records, claiming it strengthens national security and job opportunities for Americans.

The U.S. Department of Labor launched a dashboard for evaluating Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act programs, enhancing transparency and accountability.

Rep. Jodey Arrington introduced the "No Discrimination in Farm Programs Act," aiming to permanently remove racial and gender biases from USDA farm benefit distribution.

The DOI prepares an environmental impact statement for Black Butte Coal's expansion, adding 9.2 million tons of coal and extending operations until 2039, with a 28-day review for the high-priority project.

USDA reminds farmers of the upcoming deadlines, September 1st or 30th, to apply for or update crop insurance for fall-planted crops for the 2026 season. Tools like the Actuarial Information Browser aid in tracking important dates.

Congresswoman Haley Stevens discussed Michigan auto industry policies on a podcast, highlighting her efforts to protect the sector and counter China's influence.

Chuka Asike became the new Deputy Chief of Mission for the U.S. Mission to ASEAN, bringing vast global experience from previous diplomatic and economic roles.

Legislators seek to restore D.C.'s control over its police and National Guard, countering past federal intervention by Trump, amid discussions on D.C. statehood and local governance.

The Department of the Interior raises the revenue-sharing cap from offshore oil and gas production for Gulf states to $650 million starting in FY 2025.

President Trump has deployed 800 National Guard troops to Washington, D.C. to address violence and support law enforcement in restoring safety and beauty to the capital.

House Democrats are confronting the BOP on inmate safety amid extreme heat, citing reports of related deaths and pressing for information on the federal prisons' capacity to manage high temperatures.

Chairman Comer praises President Trump's crackdown on crime in D.C., with the D.C. National Guard activated and the Metropolitan Police federalized to assist local law enforcement.

The President declared a crime emergency in Washington, D.C. due to high violence, granting the Attorney General control over the local police for federal purposes.