According to Trump, the government is entitled to ten percent with Intel

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Trump announces deal with chip manufacturer Intel

The US government is said to start with ten percent with Intel. Millions of foreigners could lose their US visa. All developments in the news blog.

US President Donald Trump wants to extend his approach to crime to Chicago and threatens to intervene in the federal government in the city ruled by the Democrats. “If we are ready, we will go in and clean up in Chicago,” Trump said to journalists on Friday.

The mayor of Chicago, Brandon Johnson, said that crime had decreased last year. It was initially unclear how Trump wants to take action in the 2.7 million-inhabitant city in the state of Illinois. The police are usually organized in the United States, which is why the president actually has no direct command. Trump had previously deployed soldiers from the National Guard and federal official in the capital Washington. The further influence of the federal government there is due to the city’s special status as a government district.

Trump founded the step with a crime wave for which he did not provide any evidence. According to the latest statistics, crime is declining in the capital. The Republican of the Democratic Mayor Muriel Bowser threatened on Friday: “She should get the situation better under control, otherwise she won’t be mayor anymore.” Critics accuse Trump that he wanted to expand the federal government over the cities ruled by Democrats.

A court ordered the notorious “Alligator Alcatraz”. However, the judgment has nothing to do with Trump’s migration policy. Read the whole article here.

According to US President Donald Trump, the chip manufacturer Intel is ready for the state to take over a company share of ten percent. Intel agreed to such a state entry, Trump said to journalists on Friday. At a meeting with Intel representatives, he said that the United States should become a partner of the chip manufacturer fighting with problems. “You agreed and I think it’s a great deal for you,” said Trump.

US trade minister Howard Lutnick, in return, had asked for a participation in Intel for the group in return for the company that was still promised under Trump’s predecessor Joe Biden. “We should receive a capital participation for our money,” Lutnick told CNBC. “We will provide the money that has already been promised under the bidet government. In return, we will receive a participation.” After Trump’s announcement, the Intel share was noted by around six percent. The price of a participation of ten percent corresponds approximately to the amount of the Intel subsidies for the expansion of US production.