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House Majority Leader Steve Scalise has outlined former President Donald Trump’s potential agenda for the first 100 days of a second term, focusing on immigration, energy, and economic policies. He predicts a swift move to reinstate the ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy, a crackdown on ‘catch-and-release’ measures, and funding for border security initiatives. Scalise also anticipates a rollback of electric vehicle mandates and new tax policies, echoing Trump’s 2017 agenda. Despite a tight race, Scalise remains optimistic about a GOP victory and has been actively campaigning across the country.

Elon Musk, the tech mogul and CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, has slammed US President Joe Biden for calling him an illegal migrant, accusing Biden of lying. The spat stems from Biden’s recent remarks at an event in Pittsburgh where he jokingly referred to Musk as an ‘illegal worker’ when he entered the US. Musk has countered Biden’s claims, asserting he was on a valid visa that converted to a work visa.

President Joe Biden has accused Elon Musk of being an illegal worker in the U.S. during his early years, pointing to a Washington Post report that Musk lacked a work visa while founding Zip2. The accusation comes amidst Musk’s vocal criticism of the Biden administration’s immigration policies and his active support for Donald Trump’s presidential campaign.

The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) conducted a chartered flight to India on October 22, deporting Indian nationals who lacked legal residency status. The move reflects the US commitment to enforcing immigration laws and deterring illegal migration, with officials urging potential migrants to avoid falling prey to smugglers’ false promises.

Former President Donald Trump intensified his attack on immigration policies during a rally in Arizona, calling the United States a ‘garbage can’ for the world and reiterating his stance on border security. He also escalated his attacks on Vice President Kamala Harris, fueling a campaign strategy that relies on fear-mongering and divisive rhetoric.

Texas lawmakers are demanding answers from the federal government after an illegal immigrant, accused of killing an American citizen while driving under the influence, was deported multiple times but allowed to re-enter the United States. The incident has fueled the ongoing debate over immigration policy, with Republicans blaming the Biden administration’s border policies for the tragedy.

A former FBI agent raises concerns that the true number of Venezuelan gang members in the US may be higher than reported by DHS, warning of a potential threat. This follows reports that DHS approved refugee applications for members of the Tren de Aragua gang, known for its violent activities across the Americas. The agency is now scrambling to address the issue, but the situation highlights vulnerabilities in immigration screening and the growing threat of transnational organized crime.

A new poll reveals a tight race between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, with the economy, abortion, and immigration emerging as key issues for voters. Undecided Jewish voters in swing states could play a crucial role in determining the outcome of the election, according to former Florida Rep. Peter Deutsch. The poll also highlights concerns over both candidates’ ages and President Biden’s approval ratings.

In Ohio’s 9th Congressional District, a crucial swing district, Republican volunteers are rallying around economic anxieties and immigration concerns, fueling their support for GOP candidates like Derek Merrin. Voters are expressing frustration with rising costs and feeling ‘left behind’ by Washington, while highlighting their belief that former President Trump is the solution.

Changi Airport in Singapore is ushering in a new era of travel convenience with its token-less clearance system, utilizing advanced biometric technology for faster and smoother immigration processes. This system, currently in trial at Terminal 3, will be expanded across all terminals, airports, and cruise centers by December 2024. With the ability to clear immigration using only biometric data, Singapore citizens, permanent residents, and long-term pass holders can bypass traditional passport checks, while foreign travelers enjoy expedited departure processes. This innovative system, part of Singapore’s New Clearance Concept, is projected to significantly reduce wait times and enhance the overall travel experience.