Challenges in US Domestic Policies: From Migrant Hotels to Energy Projects

The US Justice Department is probing New York hotels housing migrants. Trump's push to boost domestic clothing production faces hurdles. Senate Democrats oppose a Trump-backed funding bill. Americans view Trump's economic actions as erratic. The CDC faces new threats, and mass layoffs complicate Trump's energy strategy.

The United States Justice Department has initiated an investigation into hotels in New York City serving as shelters for migrants. A subpoena was reportedly sent to a hotel housing migrants, requesting a complete list of names of residents. This effort is part of broader scrutiny into the management of these establishments.

In the apparel sector, President Trump's 'Made in America' campaign urges U.S. retailers to expand domestic production. Yet, high labor costs and tariffs deter a large-scale shift. Executives highlight that while some progress is being made, the economic challenges remain significant for a full transition.

As a government shutdown looms, Senate Democrats clash with President Trump's proposed stopgap funding bill, seeking a temporary extension to avoid disruption. Concurrently, public sentiment, as indicated by a Reuters/Ipsos poll, suggests a majority view Trump's economic strategies as overly unpredictable, sparking global trade tensions.

(With inputs from agencies.)