Trump's Fourth of July remarks doubled down on a Friday night speech at Mount Rushmore in South Dakota where he accused "angry mobs" of trying to erase history and used the speech to paint himself as a bulwark against left-wing extremism.
Trump, according officials, would invoke the Stafford Act, which empowers the Federal Emergency Management Agency to coordinate disaster response and aid state and local governments.
Trump also acknowledged that he would continue to insist on the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
Trump spoke hours after receiving an update from Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on the results of Pompeo's emergency talks in Saudi Arabia and Turkey this week.
Triggered by court judgements, the decision was made after "a proper and lengthy process" in which Tai was given a full opportunity to present his case, the university said in a statement.
Trump has repeatedly vowed to close the US border with Mexico during his two years in office, but this time the government is preparing to follow through as it struggles to deal with a surge of asylum seekers from countries in Central America, many of whom travel through Mexico to the border.
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Trump said that the wages of low-income workers have risen 47 percent in the past three years of his administration. "This is a blue-collar boom," he said.
Trump claimed without evidence that 99 percent of COVID-19 cases in the United States were "totally harmless." In fact, many US states marked a record number of new cases. In Texas alone, 7,890 patients were hospitalized after 238 new confirmed cases over the past 24 hours.
Trump, who has maintained a hardline stance on immigration and used that to appeal to his voters, has been accused of using the pandemic to promote his political agenda.
Trump last month praised his former aide for not entering into an agreement with prosecutors, as the president’s former personal lawyer Michael Cohen had.