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Colombian President Gustavo Petro urged all illegal immigrants in the United States to return to Colombia "immediately." He offered to provide "productive loans" in return.

The Tennessee General Assembly passed legislation supporting President Donald Trump's deportation efforts. SB 6002 and HB 6001 create a division within the state's Department of Safety (DOS) to enforce immigration laws.

Democrat Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) called for anti-Trump Americans to fight "in the streets" to protest his administration's policies.

The United States Office of Personnel Management sent a memo to the heads and acting heads of departments and agencies instructing them to end gender ideology in their programs.

NBC News anchor Chuck Todd announced he is leaving the network.

Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino said he would not be holding any negotiations regarding control of the Panama Canal.

Chevron used the phrase "Gulf of America" in its fourth quarter report, signaling corporate America's increased adoption of the term.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio explained the importance of an America First agenda in a piece published in the Wall Street Journal. Rubio explained that after years of neglecting the U.S. and its partners, turning a blind eye to problems at home "ends now."

The United States has escalated its border security measures, significantly disrupting the operations of Mexican drug cartels.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has strongly criticized Hamas for the disorderly and dangerous conditions surrounding the recent release of Israeli hostages in Gaza.