US Domestic Developments: From Deportation Deals to AI Dread

The U.S. is engaged in various activities from international deportation agreements to tackling AI-induced job fears. Notable developments include Google's $30 million settlement over YouTube's child privacy lawsuit, US FDA lifting Rocket Pharmaceuticals' trial hold, and Tesla facing a class action over self-driving claims.

The United States is actively pursuing multiple strategies as it navigates complex domestic and international challenges. Recent agreements with Honduras and Uganda highlight a broadened effort to deport illegal immigrants to third countries, according to CBS News. Internal documents suggest that the Trump administration is searching for more countries willing to accept migrants who are not their citizens.

As artificial intelligence continues to evolve, a Reuters/Ipsos poll reveals that 71% of Americans are worried about job losses due to AI advancements. This growing concern highlights the potential impact of AI on the U.S. labor market and raises questions about future employment stability.

In the tech sector, Google is set to pay a $30 million settlement for breaching children's privacy on YouTube, while Rocket Pharmaceuticals' RP-A501 gene therapy trial is back on track after an FDA hold. Additionally, Tesla faces a class action over alleged misleading self-driving claims, marking another legal hurdle for Elon Musk's enterprise.

(With inputs from agencies.)