Former U.S. President Donald Trump is reportedly considering revoking the legal status of Ukrainians who fled to the United States following the ongoing conflict, according to unnamed sources. This move could potentially impact the lives of thousands of Ukrainians who sought refuge in the US.
Feijóo's Criticism of Sánchez
In other political news, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, leader of the Popular Party in Spain, has criticized Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez for allegedly not seeking parliamentary approval before establishing a position on defense matters. Feijóo is also reportedly "considering" replacing Valencia as the seat of the PPE Congress.
Feijóo recently met in Brussels with elected Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Manfred Weber, the president of the European 'populars'. These meetings suggest a growing effort to coordinate policy and strategy within the European political landscape.
Trump's Legal Victory
Adding to the flurry of political activity, a federal appeals court sided with former President Trump in a case concerning the firing of Hampton Dellinger, the head of a watchdog agency. The ruling effectively clears the way for Trump to proceed with the dismissal, marking a legal victory for the former president.
"This ruling is a significant win for the former president and his administration," said a legal analyst.
This victory comes amidst broader commentary on recent political events, with some observers noting a perceived shift in power dynamics and questioning the impact of recent American policies. The situation in Ukraine remains a focal point, and any potential changes to the legal status of Ukrainian refugees in the US will undoubtedly be closely watched.