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Analysts roundly criticized President Donald Trump's explanation on Sunday night of why immigration officials raided a Hyundai electric car battery plant in Georgia.

On Friday, Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials detained 475 South Korean workers who were helping set up with battery plant in Georgia. In 2023, the company announced it would spend $2 billion to build the plant.

Senate lawmakers risk allowing the presidency's powers to continue expanding unless they can restore a "vital check," according to a new editorial.

The Wall Street Journal's conservative editorial board argued in a new op-ed on Sunday that dysfunction in Congress has atrophied the advise and consent process, one of its core checks on presidential power. The process allows Senators to confirm presidential appointees by a voice vote, also known as unanimous consent. A majority of presidential appointees in the last three administrations have been approved by unanimous consent, according to the editorial.

WASHINGTON — A San Francisco federal court Friday blocked the Trump administration from ending temporary protections for hundreds of thousands of nationals from Venezuela and Haiti.

The decision from U.S. District Judge Edward Chen of the Northern District of California comes as the Department of Homeland Security Friday filed a notice ending Temporary Protected Status by Nov. 7 for a group of 250,000 Venezuelans who were granted deportation protections in 2021 by President Donald Trump.

One of President Donald Trump's fiercest allies was roundly criticized on Sunday after he caused a decades-old protest tent outside of the White House to be torn down.

Brian Glenn, chief white house correspondent for Real America's Voice, told Trump during a press conference on September 5 about a "blue tent" outside the White House that was an "anti-America" protest. Trump ordered the tent to be taken down.

President Donald Trump's AI-generated post on Truth Social, saying "Chicago about to find out why it's called the Department of War," was an "ominous" signal to one analyst.

Tim Miller, writer-at-large for the conservative outlet The Bulwark, joined the publication's managing editor, Sam Stein, on the podcast "Bulwark Takes" on Sunday to discuss Trump's post. Miller, who was the communications strategist for Jeb Bush's 2016 campaign, argued that it was indicative of the administration's efforts to find a solid legal ground for sending federal troops into blue states and cities.

A Nobel Prize-winning economist warned on Sunday that President Donald Trump's "obsession" with assuming control of the Federal Reserve could have significant impacts on the American economy.

Paul Krugman, who won a Nobel Prize in 2008, argued in a new Substack essay that Trump's attacks on the central bank seemed designed to "personally intimidate" its leadership. For instance, Trump's Department of Justice has accused Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook of committing mortgage fraud, although media reports indicate members of Trump's cabinet have used the same mortgage arrangement.

Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie faced significant backlash from MAGA on Sunday after he jabbed Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. during a morning interview.

Christie told ABC News' George Stephanopoulos on Sunday that the Health and Human Services Secretary is "wholly unqualified" for the job he has and described Kennedy as a "human middle finger" to America's public health.

President Donald Trump's alleged "final warning" to Hamas was mocked by analysts on Sunday.

Trump posted on Truth Social that he had "warned" Hamas of the consequences of not accepting his offer to end its war with Israel. He made the post while he was attending the US Open, where he was booed.

President Donald Trump's promises to be transparent about the Jeffrey Epstein files "could come back to haunt" Republicans as they meet with their constituents, according to one analyst.

Ashley Pratte Oates, senior vice president at The Herald Group, joined MSNBC's Alex Witt on "Alex Witt Reports" on Sunday to discuss the impact of Trump's promises to release the Epstein files on GOP lawmakers. During the campaign trail, Trump promised to release the files, but his administration has backtracked since it took office.