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Trump Declines to Endorse Vance for 2028, Calling It Too Early

US President Donald Trump has refrained from giving a premature endorsement to Vice President JD Vance for the upcoming 2028 presidential race. Speaking from the Oval Office with Vance present, Trump praised his deputy's talents while emphasizing that it remains too early to focus on future elections. While commending Vance as a highly capable and good person, Trump noted that the topic has not been discussed between them. He stressed that upcoming midterms and future developments take precedence over planning subsequent presidential campaigns.

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JD Vance doubts firing squad execution plans and livestreaming

US Vice-President JD Vance has expressed skepticism regarding the Pentagon's plans to execute Fort Hood attacker Nidal Hasan by firing squad and to livestream the event. Vance told reporters he doubts the execution will happen as planned and stated he would not watch a livestream. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump stated he 'absolutely' approved of the livestream plan, although the Pentagon is reportedly still reviewing the final details. This potential event would mark the first US military execution in over 60 years.

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JD Vance doubts military firing squad execution and won't watch it

US Vice President JD Vance has expressed skepticism regarding the Pentagon's plans to livestream the upcoming execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan. While speaking with reporters, Vance stated he doubts the event will unfold as currently planned. Hasan was convicted for the 2009 mass shooting at Fort Hood, which claimed the lives of 13 soldiers and injured 32 others. If carried out, his execution by a firing squad would mark the first military execution in over six decades.

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White House blocks Microsoft from foreign worker hiring programme

The White House has barred Microsoft and seven other major technology firms from participating in a key permanent foreign worker visa programme. Vice President JD Vance accused the companies of visa fraud and replacing American employees with cheaper labor. Secretary of Labor Keith Sonderling announced that the government will halt processing PERM applications for the affected companies. Microsoft defended its practices, stating that most visa filings are for existing employees paid standard market rates.

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Trump Administration Accuses Microsoft of Worker Visa Program Abuse

The Trump administration has suspended Microsoft and other tech companies from a key immigration program. This program allows employers to hire foreign workers for permanent U.S. residency. Vice President JD Vance alleged that the permanent labor certification program was misused. He argued it should only be used when there are not enough qualified U.S. workers available.

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