Trump News Roundup: Musk Condemns Tax Bill, Colorado Suspects Family Detained, and More

Trump News at a Glance: Musk Attacks President’s Tax Bill; Colorado Suspect’s Family Detained by ICE

Elon Musk Criticizes Trump’s Tax Bill
Elon Musk has denounced President Donald Trump’s tax and spending bill as a “disgusting abomination.” Musk, who recently exited the White House after leading the “department of government efficiency” (Doge), argues the bill will undermine efforts to reduce fraud and abuse within federal departments and drive the US further into debt.

Marjorie Taylor Greene Admits Not Reading Bill
Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene faced criticism for admitting she did not read Trump’s tax and spending bill before voting for it. She stated she would have voted against it had she read it thoroughly.

Family of Colorado Suspect Detained
US immigration authorities have detained the family of Mohamed Sabry Soliman, the man accused of attacking a Colorado rally for Israeli hostages with a flamethrower.

Immigrants Affected by Social Security Freeze
Millions of legal immigrants may be unable to work after the US Social Security Administration stopped automatically issuing them social security numbers.

Johnnie Moore Named Gaza Foundation Chair
Evangelical leader Johnnie Moore, an adviser to Trump on interfaith issues, has been appointed head of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.

Trump Rescinds Emergency Abortion Care Guidance
The Trump administration revoked Biden-era guidance that required hospitals in states with abortion bans to provide emergency abortion care.

Judge Rules Prisons Must Provide Gender-Affirming Care
A US judge ordered the Bureau of Prisons to continue providing gender-affirming care to transgender inmates, despite Trump’s executive order to halt such funding.

Additional News
Newark’s mayor sued New Jersey’s top federal prosecutor over a trespassing arrest at an immigration detention facility.
Defense secretary Pete Hegseth ordered the US navy to remove Harvey Milk’s name from a ship during Pride month.
The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts saw a 36% drop in subscription sales after Trump appointed himself to lead it.
The Trump administration reversed its decision to revoke the legal status of a four-year-old girl and her family after public outcry.