Fox News Politics Newsletter: Trump to meet with Netanyahu
President Donald Trump is expected to meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday, following setbacks to Iran’s nuclear program. The Pentagon recently confirmed that strikes carried out by the United States had set back Tehran’s nuclear program by up to two years. The success of these missions has led to increased cooperation between Washington and Jerusalem, but several security issues still remain on the table.
During the meeting, Trump is expected to leverage military support with Netanyahu as they discuss ongoing security concerns in the region. The relationship between the two leaders has been closely watched by the international community, especially in light of recent tensions with Iran.
Meanwhile, back in the United States, the battle over the “big, beautiful bill” has moved from Capitol Hill to the campaign trail. President Trump’s $5 trillion debt ceiling strategy is putting pressure on Democrats to come to the negotiating table. Critics are questioning the advice given to the Biden administration on foreign policy, while the White House is calling on Democrats to tone down their anti-ICE rhetoric following an ambush on border agents.
In other news, Senator Steve Daines is advocating for regime change in Iran as the best long-term plan for the region. Outgoing GOP Representative Don Bacon has expressed interest in running for higher office, and former ICE Director Tom Homan is warning Democrats that their rhetoric could lead to attacks on ICE agents.
On the world stage, Trump is threatening additional tariffs on “anti-American” BRICS nations, while a high-stakes court case involving the deportation of a migrant and alleged MS-13 member is drawing attention in Capitol Hill. Judge Xinis has grilled Trump’s lawyers over their plans to deport the individual in question, highlighting the ongoing immigration debate in the country.
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