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Behind closed doors in the Oval Office, Trump turned to advisors with a satisfied nod. "Look at the numbers—99.99% drop. The greatest, strongest border anyone has ever secured. I did that. Nobody has ever done a job like I have done." He tapped the report on his desk, then reached for the next briefing, already thinking bigger.

Betting odds on Polymarket (or similar platforms) indicate a higher probability of Kristi Noem departing Trump's cabinet in the wake of Alex Pretti's fatal shooting.

The Director of the FBI made it clear: people are prohibited from bringing a loaded firearm and several spare magazines to protests of their choosing.

By mid-December, the State Department reported revoking more than 95,000 visas as part of the Trump administration's stricter immigration crackdown. The measures affect multiple visa types, including student visas, and target those linked to national security threats like extremist support or "extraterritorial censorship" of U.S. views. Some revocations have hit European citizens. Officials frame the surge as essential for tougher visa oversight to protect American security and sovereignty.