Reuters World News US deportation threats, EU beauty tariffs and AI voice rules
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Aug 3, 2025 A heated discussion revolves around the Trump administration's controversial third-country deportation policy and its ripple effects on local communities. Meanwhile, European fashion brands scramble to navigate hefty U.S. tariffs, finding ways to cushion the blow for consumers. The looming threat of AI regulations adds to the anxiety of European voice actors, who grapple with job security amid the technological shift, fostering a debate on artistic integrity versus efficiency.
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Third-Country Deportation Strategy
- The Trump administration uses third-country deportations to remove migrants quickly and deter illegal immigration.
- This strategy sends migrants to countries they have little relation with, increasing the fear factor to discourage illegal entry.
Mexican Man Sent to South Sudan
- A Mexican man was deported to South Sudan despite Mexico's president denying any confirmation or request.
- This illustrates confusion and disputes between countries over accepting deported migrants.
First Sale Rule Lowers Tariffs
- EU fashion and cosmetics companies use the "First Sale" customs rule to reduce steep US tariffs.
- This involves declaring the price at a middleman sale rather than the final import value to lower duties.