During a press event, President Trump revealed a $500 billion initiative aimed at improving artificial intelligence infrastructure. However, his comments about California's water shortages raised eyebrows, particularly his assertion of a mythical 'valve' that could alleviate the water crisis. California Governor Gavin Newsom emphasized the necessity for cooperation between state and federal entities amid ongoing wildfires. Tensions heightened as Trump also sought to revoke birthright citizenship, leading to lawsuits from twenty-two states, including California, over concerns about the impact on many newborns' citizenship rights.
Resistance to Trump's latest moves is already underway in California. Trump on Monday moved to end birthright citizenship, meaning future children born to undocumented immigrants would no longer be treated as citizens.
Governor Gavin Newsom on Monday said the devastation left by the blazes underscores the need for partnership between the state and federal governments.
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