US Domestic Turmoil: Extreme Weather, Deportations, and Political Standoffs

The U.S. faces a host of domestic challenges, including severe weather with a death toll of 36, controversial deportations against legal orders, and internal political disputes. The Trump administration's actions are under scrutiny, from cost cuts in DOJ to restrictions on international visas, amid ongoing international relations efforts.

The United States grapples with a series of domestic challenges, notably extreme weather that has resulted in the loss of 36 lives. President Donald Trump expressed his concern, emphasizing the devastation felt across several states including Pennsylvania and New York.

In legal battles, a Rhode Island doctor's deportation to Lebanon against an existing judicial order has raised eyebrows, questioning the adherence to court directives by U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Meanwhile, over 200 Venezuelans have been deported despite a federal judge's reversal order, highlighting tensions between judicial rulings and executive actions.

Moreover, discussions on fiscal policies continue as the DOJ reviews expenditures on economic consultations amid federal cost-cutting measures. The Trump administration is also considering new travel bans for several countries, adding to the tumultuous political landscape involving international and domestic issues.

(With inputs from agencies.)