Reuters World News SCOTUS on deportations, China tariffs, Trump adviser spat and Iran
Apr 8, 2025
The U.S. Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to continue deportations of Venezuelan gang members, albeit with restrictions. Meanwhile, China stands firm against U.S. tariffs, igniting tensions within the Trump administration. In a surprising move, Trump announces potential nuclear talks with Iran, highlighting complex international relations. The podcast also delves into market instability and the internal advisor conflicts impacting decisions, alongside intriguing discussions on scientific advances in reviving extinct species.
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Supreme Court Ruling on Deportations
- The Supreme Court allows Trump to deport alleged Venezuelan gang members using a 1798 law, but with limits.
- Judicial review is required, and a judge ordered the return of one deportee to the U.S.
China Tariffs and White House Infighting
- China refuses to yield to U.S. tariff threats, which have escalated to over 100%.
- This sparked White House infighting, with Elon Musk criticizing Peter Navarro's trade policies.
Market Rebound and Fed's Stance
- Stock markets rebound after Trump and Japan's Prime Minister agree to open trade talks.
- The Fed is unlikely to intervene unless economic instability worsens, as tariffs present conflicting economic signals.