How the White House quietly made a big change to immigration policy

白宫如何悄然对移民政策作出重大调整

Apple News Today

2026-05-28

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The Trump administration quietly changed rules for certain green-card applicants. Rebecca Santana of the Associated Press explains how the move could force hundreds of thousands of people to go back to their home countries. Russia warned Ukraine that it will strike Kyiv with “systematic strikes” after heavy bombardments at the weekend. But Moscow is struggling on the battlefield. Guy Faulconbridge of Reuters joins to discuss whether that means Putin will change up his tactics. American skepticism over AI is on the rise. The Wall Street Journal’s Amrith Ramkumar lays out why. Plus, the Justice Department is reportedly investigating the former magazine columnist who accused Trump of sexual assault, an administration official said it’s planning to send Americans exposed to Ebola to a quarantine facility in Kenya, and why the U.S. World Cup team’s head coach is catching heat over his emails. Today’s episode was hosted by Gideon Resnick.
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  • Good morning.

  • The Trump administration quietly makes a major change to US immigration policy.

  • The Associated Press tells us how it could work.

  • Putin is struggling to make gains in Ukraine.

  • One of the last Western journalists in Russia explains the growing unease in Moscow as casualties mount.

  • The numbers are truly astounding.

  • It really is the most deadly war in Europe since World War II.

  • And the backlash spanning ages and politics.

  • Recent public polling shows that Americans are increasingly angry and upset about AI.

  • And these polls have really painted a picture

  • of a lot of those fears coalescing to create this powerful political movement.

  • It's Thursday, May 28th.

  • I'm Gideon Resnick in for Shamita Basu.

  • This is Apple News Today.

  • The Trump administration's latest change to immigration policy was released without much executive fanfare.

  • But it could end up being one of the more dramatic moves to curb the number

  • of people settling in the US if it's interpreted in an expansive way.

  • Last week, the government announced it would force people applying

  • for a green card to do so in their home country and not within the US, reversing decades of precedent.

  • Yesterday, the Washington Post reported that officials have wasted