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Hurricane Beryl Threatens Mexico Twice; US Supreme Court Grants Presidential Immunity

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Hurricane Beryl, now a Category 5 storm, is set to impact Mexico twice. The US Supreme Court grants presidential immunity, potentially delaying Trump's trial. Venezuelan presidential candidates share their first actions if elected, and a federal judge partially rescinds an agreement on migrant children.


Hurricane Beryl's Impact on Mexico

Mexico is bracing for the arrival of Hurricane Beryl, which has intensified to a Category 5 hurricane as it moves through the Caribbean Sea. The storm, which made landfall on Carriacou Island in Grenada, is expected to impact Jamaica next, followed by the Cayman Islands on Thursday. By Friday morning, Beryl is anticipated to make landfall in Mexico, affecting the states of Quintana Roo, Yucatán, and Campeche. The National Hurricane Center (NHC) has warned that Beryl could bring life-threatening winds and storm surges.

Supreme Court Grants US Presidents Immunity

In a significant ruling, the US Supreme Court has granted former President Donald Trump and future presidents a form of immunity that could delay criminal trials. This decision could impact Trump's ongoing criminal case related to his alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. The ruling has sparked debate over the precedent it sets for presidential immunity and its implications for the US judicial system.

Venezuela's Presidential Candidates Speak Out

As Venezuela prepares for its upcoming presidential election on July 28, five candidates have shared their first actions if elected. The candidates discussed a range of topics, from their campaign financing to their views on abortion, which remains illegal in Venezuela. This insight provides a rare glimpse into the personal and political motivations of these candidates, offering voters a better understanding of their potential future leaders.

Partial Rescission of Migrant Children Agreement

A federal judge has partially rescinded a decades-old agreement that regulated the conditions of migrant children in US federal custody. This court order, which took effect on Monday, marks a significant change in the oversight of migrant children's welfare and has garnered various reactions from advocacy groups and policymakers.

  • The National Meteorological Service (SMN) has indicated that Hurricane Beryl could impact Mexico twice. Initially, it is expected to make landfall on the Yucatan Peninsula as a Category 1 or 2 hurricane. After crossing the peninsula, Beryl could regain strength and hit the border between the states of Tamaulipas and Veracruz as a Category 1 hurricane.
  • The Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity has been met with both support and criticism. Some argue that it protects the executive branch from undue legal distractions, while others believe it sets a dangerous precedent for accountability.
  • The Venezuelan presidential candidates' responses to CNN's questions reveal their varied approaches to governance and social issues. This election is seen as a critical juncture for Venezuela, which has faced significant economic and political challenges in recent years.
  • The partial rescission of the agreement on migrant children has raised concerns about the potential impact on the welfare and safety of these children. Advocacy groups are calling for more comprehensive policies to protect migrant children in federal custody.
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