Fetterman Rebukes Fellow Dems on Border: Fox News Politics Newsletter for June 2, 2025
Pennsylvania Democratic Senator John Fetterman and GOP Senator Dave McCormick recently engaged in a bipartisan discussion on the importance of border security. Fetterman took the opportunity to criticize his own party for their handling of the border issue, emphasizing the need for a secure border in light of the overwhelming number of individuals arriving at the border – a number comparable to the size of Pittsburgh.
Fetterman expressed his frustration with the lack of proper management of the border by the Democratic party, highlighting the national security implications and chaos that result from an unsecured border. Despite being a Democrat, Fetterman made it clear that he is in favor of strong border security while also supporting immigration.
The White House has also been making headlines with the unveiling of a rule aligned with the DOGE cryptocurrency, streamlining the process to fire federal workers for misconduct. This move comes amidst speculation over the future of policies implemented during the Trump administration, particularly in light of Elon Musk’s departure from his position in the administration.
The recent terrorist attack in Boulder, Colorado has put the spotlight on immigration policies under the Biden administration, with calls for a reversal of these policies in the wake of the attack. The suspect in the attack, Mohamed Sabry Soliman, is revealed to have overstayed his visa and was granted a work permit under the Biden administration.
On the world stage, tensions in Turkey have escalated as Ukraine and Russia engage in peace talks in Istanbul following a tumultuous weekend. Israel has strongly denied accusations of firing on Palestinians at a Gaza humanitarian site, further fueling tensions in the region.
In Capitol Hill news, Congresswoman Maxine Waters’ campaign is facing a hefty fine for violating campaign finance laws, while Marjorie Taylor Greene criticizes the FDA’s approval of the mNEXSPIKE COVID-19 vaccine. Across America, efforts are being made to address waste, fraud, and abuse in government spending, with a focus on contracts awarded to DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) groups.
As the US government takes a new approach using terrorism charges against drug cartels, former FBI officials weigh in on the potential impact of this strategy. Stay tuned for more updates on the Trump administration, Congress, and exclusive interviews on FoxNews.com.
