2026年10月1日 21:13 / 联合早报
日本东京附近的千叶县星期四晚发生震级初步测定为5.1级的地震，日本首都震感明显。
新华社星期四（10月1日）报道，据日本气象厅消息，地震发生于当地时间晚上9时27分左右（新加坡时间晚上8时27分），震源深度约50公里。茨城县和千叶县部分地区在日本气象厅设定的0至7级震度等级中达到3级。
震中位于北纬35.8度、东经140.7度。
目前未发布海啸警报。
东京附近千叶县发生5.1级地震
2026年10月1日 21:13 / 联合早报
日本东京附近的千叶县星期四晚发生震级初步测定为5.1级的地震，日本首都震感明显。
新华社星期四（10月1日）报道，据日本气象厅消息，地震发生于当地时间晚上9时27分左右（新加坡时间晚上8时27分），震源深度约50公里。茨城县和千叶县部分地区在日本气象厅设定的0至7级震度等级中达到3级。
震中位于北纬35.8度、东经140.7度。
目前未发布海啸警报。
2026-10-01T14:13:17.621Z / https://www.cnn.com/2026/10/01/politics/donald-trump-iran-interview
唐纳德·特朗普总统本周在一次专访中表示，他认为美国与伊朗不会达成和平。此次专访距离共和党面临关乎美国民众对其领导信心的关键考验仅一个多月。
这篇于周四刊发的《时代》周刊专访，深入探讨了总统对伊朗战争的看法、他对白宫的翻新工程、围绕肯尼迪中心的争议、对自己任命的最高法院大法官的失望，以及可能提前赦免其政府成员的计划。
如今特朗普所处的政治环境与2025年4月他上次接受《时代》周刊专访时截然不同。当时他告诉《时代》周刊，他不担心以色列总理本雅明·内塔尼亚胡将美国拖入与伊朗的潜在战争，因为如果无法与伊朗达成核协议，他会“主动”参战。
如今，美伊战争已持续约7个月，最近的一项CNN民调显示，四分之三的美国成年人认为总统在应对这一局势时缺乏明确计划，78%的人认为他在结束战争方面做得不够。
在椭圆形办公室进行的75分钟专访接近尾声时，特朗普显然对《时代》周刊记者的提问感到不满。
“你们一个积极的问题都没问过我。全都是这些，什么这个？什么那个？什么那个？什么这个？全都是负面的，”特朗普说道。
以下是周一进行的这场范围广泛的专访的部分亮点内容。
随着美伊战争持续拉锯，调解方试图推动美国和伊朗重回谈判桌，特朗普暗示该国永远不可能与美国达成和平。
“通过摧毁伊朗，我们为世界创造了和平，”特朗普说，“和伊朗，我认为永远不可能有和平。”
当被问及他反复发出的“摧毁”伊朗的威胁时，特朗普仍未关上对话的大门。
“是的，我会那么做。这是有可能的，”他说。
就在《时代》周刊专访的前一天，特朗普告诉Axios新闻网，他预计会与伊朗进行更多会谈。
特朗普谈到了他通过一系列建筑项目重塑白宫的努力，并将这座“人民之家”称为“可耻的垃圾场”和“令人作呕的烂摊子”，称自己已经将其修复。
这些工程包括为椭圆形办公室镀金，这一设计风格还延伸到了其他房间。玫瑰花园也铺上了石材，并按照他的海湖庄园露台的样式进行了重新改造；西柱廊沿线安装了带调侃意味的“总统名人步道”，用特朗普的口吻撰写了历任总统的生平简介，还铺设了新的花岗岩地砖；草坪上新增了巨型旗杆和一个直升机停机坪。
棕榈厅的地板和久负盛名的林肯卧室浴室也都更换成了大理石材质。他还在监督建造一个占地9万平方英尺的大型新增宴会厅，他表示该宴会厅将同时作为军事设施使用。
《时代》周刊记者追问特朗普，对于那些正为支付账单而苦苦挣扎的选民来说，这些工程为何重要。
他表示，白宫“是一个非常特殊的象征。它是美国的象征，是我们伟大的象征。我认为，它或许是我们拥有的最重要的象征。”
他说，刚就职时，“白宫就是个垃圾场。建筑外的装饰线条正在脱落，已经有……很久没刷过漆了，简直就是个可耻的垃圾场。门都快掉了，锁也坏了。我说过，我得把它修好。而且我比任何人都擅长做这件事。”
他声称，美国特勤局曾建议拆除并重建历史悠久的椭圆形办公室，他阻止了这一计划。CNN已就此事联系美国特勤局置评。
“这里整座建筑之前都一团糟，现在完美了，”他说。
特朗普再次表达了对自己任命的终身任职最高法院大法官的失望，称他们“太频繁”地投反对票。
“我给了他们终身职位，而他们经常投我的反对票，”特朗普在专访中告诉《时代》周刊，他指的是大法官尼尔·戈萨奇、布雷特·卡瓦诺和艾米·科尼·巴雷特。
总统提到了最高法院在出生权公民身份和关税问题上的裁决。今年早些时候，最高法院以科尼·巴雷特和戈萨奇支持的投票结果裁定，特朗普在全球范围内征收大规模关税的行为违反了联邦法律。数月后，最高法院维持了出生权公民身份的相关规定，科尼·巴雷特也加入了多数派阵营。
“民主党人团结得像胶水一样——那三个人几乎从不改变立场。哪怕你拿出世界上最糟糕的事情，他们也会集体投票，”特朗普说，“虽然我不喜欢这一点，但我对此有些钦佩：他们有忠诚度。”
当被问及是否希望他任命的最高法院大法官表现出忠诚时，特朗普回应道：“不，我不想要忠诚。我想要好的裁决。关税裁决对国家来说是灾难性的。我想要对国家有利的好裁决。”
尽管最高法院拥有保守派多数席位，且自特朗普重返白宫以来已多次为他带来重大胜利，但他仍发表了上述言论。
特朗普在专访中多次拒绝排除拆除肯尼迪中心的可能性。目前，这家艺术机构正陷入法律纠纷，员工已接到通知，将对建筑的安全性进行审查。
当被问及是否愿意拆除该中心时，特朗普说：“它的状况糟透了。我愿意拯救它，但它的状况实在太差、太差了。只有我能拯救它。”
当被再次问及是否承诺不会动用拆迁球拆除该建筑时，特朗普说：“我不会做出任何承诺。我们将看看法庭上会如何发展。”
本月早些时候，有人拍到特朗普查看一张似乎提议拆除肯尼迪中心的海报。目前这一事件仍深陷法律程序之中。
周三晚间，肯尼迪中心执行董事马特·弗洛卡向仍在岗的一小部分员工发送了一封电子邮件，指出在工作人员评估建筑状况后，大楼“将暂时关闭”。
特朗普还表示，他会考虑在任期结束前赦免其政府成员。
“是的，我当然会这么做，”特朗普说，并补充称前总统乔·拜登“给所有人都赦免了”。
在离任前，拜登发布了多项提前赦免令，包括赦免马克·米利将军、安东尼·福奇博士、1月6日国会山骚乱调查委员会成员，以及他的多名家庭成员，理由是特朗普政府可能会对他们提起诉讼。
特朗普政府时期，为获得赦免而进行的典型游说活动大幅增加。总统本人也越来越多地亲自参与政府的赦免程序，以创纪录的频率行使赦免权，以帮助盟友并推进自己的政治诉求。
在《时代》周刊的专访中，特朗普表示，如果共和党在11月的选举中失去众议院多数席位，民主党“可能会追究我的责任，而我也会追究他们的”。
本文已补充更多信息后更新。
Trump threatens to annihilate Iran again and other takeaways from his TIME interview
2026-10-01T14:13:17.621Z / https://www.cnn.com/2026/10/01/politics/donald-trump-iran-interview
President Donald Trump said this week that he doesn’t think there will be peace with Iran in a sit-down interview that comes a little over a month before Republicans face a key test on Americans’ faith in their leadership.
The interview with TIME Magazine, which was published on Thursday, delves into the president’s thoughts on the Iran war, his renovation work at the White House, the fight over the Kennedy Center, disappointment with his own Supreme Court justice picks and potential preemptive pardons of members of his administration.
Trump is in a different political landscape today than when he last down for an interview with TIME in April 2025. He told TIME back then that he wasn’t worried about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dragging the US into a potential war with Iran, because he would go “willingly” if they couldn’t reach a nuclear deal with Iran.
Now, about seven months into a war with Iran, a recent CNN poll shows three quarters of US adults said the president lacks a clear plan for handling the situation and 78% said he’s not doing enough to end it.
Towards the end of the 75-minute interview inside the Oval Office, Trump was clearly frustrated with the TIME reporters’ questions.
“You haven’t asked me one f***ing positive question. All of this. What about this? What about that? What about that? What about this? All negative,” Trump said.
Here are some of the highlights from the wide-ranging interview that was conducted Monday.
As the war with Iran drags on and mediators try to bring the US and Iran back to the negotiating table, Trump suggested that there could never be peace with the country.
“By annihilating Iran, we’ve created peace in the world,” Trump said. “With Iran, I don’t think you could ever have peace.”
Asked about his repeated threats to “annihilate” Iran, Trump continued to leave the door open.
“Yeah, I would do that. It’s possible,” he said.
Just a day before the TIME interview, Trump told Axios that he expected more talks with the country.
Trump discussed his efforts to reshape the White House through a series of construction projects and cast the people’s house as a “disgraceful dump” and “disgusting mess” that he has fixed.
Those projects include gilding the Oval Office, a design choice that crept into other rooms. The Rose Garden has also been paved with stone and reconfigured in the image of his Mar-a-Lago patio; the tongue-in-cheek “Presidential Walk of Fame,” with biographies of his predecessors written in Trump’s voice, has been installed along the West Colonnade, plus new granite pavers; Giant new flagpoles and a helipad have been added to the lawn.
And the Palm Room flooring and storied Lincoln Bedroom bathroom have been redone in marble. He’s also overseeing construction of a sprawling, 90,000-square-foot ballroom addition, which he says will double as a military complex.
The president was pressed by TIME on why the projects should be important to voters who are struggling to pay bills.
The White House, he said, “is a very special symbol. It’s a symbol of America. It’s a symbol of our greatness. It’s, I think, maybe the most important symbol that we have.”
When he came into office, he said, “The White House was a dump. The moldings were falling off the outside of the building. It hadn’t been painted in … it was just a disgraceful dump. The doors were falling off. The locks were broken. And I said, I got to fix it. And I do that better than anybody else.”
He claimed that US Secret Service had recommended taking down and rebuilding the historic Oval Office, which he stopped. CNN has reached out to USSS for comment.
“This whole place was a disgusting mess, and now it’s perfect,” he said.
Trump again expressed disappointment in the judges he selected to serve lifetime appointments on the Supreme Court, arguing they voted against him “too often.”
“I gave them the position of a lifetime, and they vote against me often,” Trump told TIME Magazine in the interview, referring to justices Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett.
The president pointed to high court’s decisions on birthright citizenship and tariffs. The Supreme Court ruled earlier this year — with Coney Barrett and Gorsuch in support — that Trump violated federal law when he imposed sweeping tariffs across the globe. Months later, the highest court upheld birthright citizenship, with Coney Barrett among the majority.
“The Democrats stick like glue — those three, they virtually never vary. You can come up with the worst thing in the world and they’ll vote as a group,” Trump said. “And while I don’t like it, there’s something I admire about it: there’s loyalty.”
Asked if he wants loyalty from his Supreme Court picks, Trump responded, “No, I don’t want loyalty. I want good decisions. The tariff decision was disastrous for the country. I want good decisions for the country.”
His comments come even though the Supreme Court, which has a conservative majority, has dealt some major wins for Trump since his return to office.
Trump repeatedly declined during the interview to rule out demolishing the Kennedy Center as the arts institution remains embroiled in a legal battle and employees have been notified of a review of the building’s safety.
Asked if he was willing to demolish the center, Trump said, “It’s in terrible shape. I’d be willing to save it, but it’s in terrible, terrible shape. Only I can save it.”
Pressed once more on whether he would commit to not bringing in wrecking balls to demolish the building, Trump said, “I’m not committing to anything. We’re going to see how it plays out in court.”
He was pictured earlier this month reviewing a poster that appeared to float the idea of demolishing the Kennedy Center. The situation remains mired in legal proceedings.
Late Wednesday evening, the center’s executive director, Matt Floca, sent the small group of remaining staff an email noting that the building itself “remains temporarily closed” after teams have assessed its condition.
Trump also said that he would consider issuing pardons to members of his administration toward the end of his term.
“Yeah, sure I’d do that,” Trump said, adding that former President Joe Biden “gave pardons to everyone.”
Before leaving office, Biden issued several preemptive pardons, including clemency for Gen. Mark Milley, Dr. Anthony Fauci and members of Congress on the January 6 investigative committee, as well as members of his family under the belief that the Trump administration would target them for prosecution.
The typical jockeying for pardons has ramped up significantly under the Trump administration. The president himself has taken an increasingly personal role in the government’s clemency process, wielding pardons with historic frequency to aid allies and advance his own political grievances.
In the TIME interview, Trump said that if Republicans lose the House of Representatives in November, Democrats will “probably go after me and I’ll go after them.”
This story has been updated with additional information.
2026-10-01 21:30 / 联合早报
Anthropic首席执行长阿莫代伊（中）周二与特朗普总统（左）、众议院议长约翰逊（右）和一众AI科技界大佬在白宫外会见记者，展现出业界团结一致“自我管控”AI风险的姿态。但知情人士透露，包括黄仁勋在内的几名AI领袖当天曾私下质问阿莫代伊，何以对AI风险做出如此极端的公开表述。 （路透社）
美国一众人工智能（AI）大佬星期二（9月29日）与特朗普总统一同签署一份旨在确保AI模型安全的原则声明后，在白宫外簇拥着特朗普，展现出行业团结一致、回应公众担忧的形象。
不过《华尔街日报》引述知情人士报道，包括英伟达黄仁勋在内的几名AI大佬在私底下质问Anthropic的阿莫代伊，为何对AI危险提出如此耸动的警告。
知情人士称，24名AI公司首脑当天在白宫东厅与特朗普共进午餐后，有人问阿莫代伊，为何在公开场合对AI模型的能力和潜在风险表述得如此极端。阿莫代伊则回复说，他必须如实向公众说明模型能力，不应淡化风险。
知情者称，这场对话发生在罗斯福厅。当时，AI高管们正与白宫幕僚敲定AI安全原则。
特朗普和众议院议长约翰逊早前在午餐会上促成他们同意这些原则。不过，阿莫代伊遭受同业质问，再次显示Anthropic与其他同业之间潜在紧张关系，这可能阻碍他们通过模型评估和内部管控实行“自我监管”的计划。
特朗普约见Anthropic阿莫代伊 重申反对放缓AI
加芙列拉·拉莫斯：阿莫代伊呼吁暂停AI开发的盲区
阿莫代伊此前曾批评特朗普政府和竞争对手淡化安全关切，并警告AI模型可能发动网络攻击，以及可能导致大规模失业，因此在华盛顿和硅谷都遭受不少批评。
今年早前，Anthropic由于不愿按五角大楼指示，撤除旗下AI模型针对美军使用自动化武器的限制，与特朗普政府闹翻，被五角大楼列为供应链风险，遭受制裁。公司过后发布的Mythos和Fable尖端模型，也被美国政府下令禁止任何外国人使用。
不过，阿莫代伊星期二与特朗普和一众AI大佬接受记者访问时说，如果AI行业与政府携手合作，“我们可以安全地取胜”，特朗普则称赞他“很棒”，似乎显示两人关系已缓和。在此之前，两人星期天（9月27日）首次面对面会晤，在白宫共进晚餐。
特朗普在周四发表的《时代》杂志采访中也说，与阿莫代伊最近一次共进晚餐后，对他颇有好感。
他说：“我非常喜欢他和他的妻子，非常聪明的人，或许和我原先想的不太一样，有一点点不同。”
AI界领袖私下质疑阿莫代伊对AI风险警告过于极端
2026-10-01 21:30 / 联合早报
Anthropic首席执行长阿莫代伊（中）周二与特朗普总统（左）、众议院议长约翰逊（右）和一众AI科技界大佬在白宫外会见记者，展现出业界团结一致“自我管控”AI风险的姿态。但知情人士透露，包括黄仁勋在内的几名AI领袖当天曾私下质问阿莫代伊，何以对AI风险做出如此极端的公开表述。 （路透社）
美国一众人工智能（AI）大佬星期二（9月29日）与特朗普总统一同签署一份旨在确保AI模型安全的原则声明后，在白宫外簇拥着特朗普，展现出行业团结一致、回应公众担忧的形象。
不过《华尔街日报》引述知情人士报道，包括英伟达黄仁勋在内的几名AI大佬在私底下质问Anthropic的阿莫代伊，为何对AI危险提出如此耸动的警告。
知情人士称，24名AI公司首脑当天在白宫东厅与特朗普共进午餐后，有人问阿莫代伊，为何在公开场合对AI模型的能力和潜在风险表述得如此极端。阿莫代伊则回复说，他必须如实向公众说明模型能力，不应淡化风险。
知情者称，这场对话发生在罗斯福厅。当时，AI高管们正与白宫幕僚敲定AI安全原则。
特朗普和众议院议长约翰逊早前在午餐会上促成他们同意这些原则。不过，阿莫代伊遭受同业质问，再次显示Anthropic与其他同业之间潜在紧张关系，这可能阻碍他们通过模型评估和内部管控实行“自我监管”的计划。
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特朗普约见Anthropic阿莫代伊 重申反对放缓AI
加芙列拉·拉莫斯：阿莫代伊呼吁暂停AI开发的盲区
阿莫代伊此前曾批评特朗普政府和竞争对手淡化安全关切，并警告AI模型可能发动网络攻击，以及可能导致大规模失业，因此在华盛顿和硅谷都遭受不少批评。
今年早前，Anthropic由于不愿按五角大楼指示，撤除旗下AI模型针对美军使用自动化武器的限制，与特朗普政府闹翻，被五角大楼列为供应链风险，遭受制裁。公司过后发布的Mythos和Fable尖端模型，也被美国政府下令禁止任何外国人使用。
不过，阿莫代伊星期二与特朗普和一众AI大佬接受记者访问时说，如果AI行业与政府携手合作，“我们可以安全地取胜”，特朗普则称赞他“很棒”，似乎显示两人关系已缓和。在此之前，两人星期天（9月27日）首次面对面会晤，在白宫共进晚餐。
特朗普在周四发表的《时代》杂志采访中也说，与阿莫代伊最近一次共进晚餐后，对他颇有好感。
他说：“我非常喜欢他和他的妻子，非常聪明的人，或许和我原先想的不太一样，有一点点不同。”
2026年10月1日 21:49 / 联合早报
4月12日，美国佛罗里达州迈阿密布里克尔钥匙岛上的原文华东方酒店实施爆破拆除，围观者聚集在海滨，从附近街道、桥梁及比斯坎湾上的船只观看并记录爆破过程。这家海滨酒店于2000年开业，当日凌晨被爆破拆除，为太古地产的新豪华开发项目让路；项目包括一家规模更大的文华东方酒店和一座66层住宅塔楼。 （档案照片）
近年来，美国迈阿密整体公寓销售普遍低迷，但市场中的一个板块却在蓬勃发展——未建成的超豪华公寓销售火爆。
彭博社星期四（10月1日）报道，开发商太古地产总裁马丁在接受采访时说，位于金融中心旁一座人工岛布里克尔钥匙岛（Brickell Key）上的迈阿密文华东方公寓项目，尚未破土动工便已售出价值17亿美元的公寓。
已售房源中包括两套各售价约5000万美元、创下纪录的顶层公寓。买家中约65%来自美国国内，高于迈阿密高端市场的通常水平；这一市场历来吸引更多国际客户。州外投资者来自加利福尼亚州、纽约州和马萨诸塞州。
太古地产还开发了综合用途项目布里克尔城市中心，目前正为计划于2030年竣工的两座大楼建设自行融资。
马丁说，金融和科技行业的买家正在推动需求，许多人选择全现金支付。“迈阿密高端市场的经济格局已发生翻天覆地的变化。人们才刚刚开始理解这意味着什么。”
在太古地产的施工现场，原有的文华东方酒店已于今年早些时候拆除。66层的南塔将设228套住宅，其中80%已售出。北侧一栋33层大楼将设有121间客房的酒店及住宅，住宅部分已售出25%。
自南塔于2024年开始销售以来，价格已上涨30%。马丁透露，迄今约30%的买家计划将公寓作为首要居所，60%则将其作为第二居所。
他说：“我们在800万至1000万美元价位上与独栋别墅展开竞争。这反映了人们的居住方式。” 太古地产拒绝就总建筑成本或预计销售收入置评。
美国迈阿密项目尚未动工已售出17亿美元公寓
2026年10月1日 21:49 / 联合早报
4月12日，美国佛罗里达州迈阿密布里克尔钥匙岛上的原文华东方酒店实施爆破拆除，围观者聚集在海滨，从附近街道、桥梁及比斯坎湾上的船只观看并记录爆破过程。这家海滨酒店于2000年开业，当日凌晨被爆破拆除，为太古地产的新豪华开发项目让路；项目包括一家规模更大的文华东方酒店和一座66层住宅塔楼。 （档案照片）
近年来，美国迈阿密整体公寓销售普遍低迷，但市场中的一个板块却在蓬勃发展——未建成的超豪华公寓销售火爆。
彭博社星期四（10月1日）报道，开发商太古地产总裁马丁在接受采访时说，位于金融中心旁一座人工岛布里克尔钥匙岛（Brickell Key）上的迈阿密文华东方公寓项目，尚未破土动工便已售出价值17亿美元的公寓。
已售房源中包括两套各售价约5000万美元、创下纪录的顶层公寓。买家中约65%来自美国国内，高于迈阿密高端市场的通常水平；这一市场历来吸引更多国际客户。州外投资者来自加利福尼亚州、纽约州和马萨诸塞州。
太古地产还开发了综合用途项目布里克尔城市中心，目前正为计划于2030年竣工的两座大楼建设自行融资。
马丁说，金融和科技行业的买家正在推动需求，许多人选择全现金支付。“迈阿密高端市场的经济格局已发生翻天覆地的变化。人们才刚刚开始理解这意味着什么。”
在太古地产的施工现场，原有的文华东方酒店已于今年早些时候拆除。66层的南塔将设228套住宅，其中80%已售出。北侧一栋33层大楼将设有121间客房的酒店及住宅，住宅部分已售出25%。
自南塔于2024年开始销售以来，价格已上涨30%。马丁透露，迄今约30%的买家计划将公寓作为首要居所，60%则将其作为第二居所。
他说：“我们在800万至1000万美元价位上与独栋别墅展开竞争。这反映了人们的居住方式。” 太古地产拒绝就总建筑成本或预计销售收入置评。
2026-10-01T15:27:48.595Z / 美国有线电视新闻网（CNN）
作者：霍姆斯·莱布兰德
更新于21分钟前
更新于美国东部时间2026年10月1日上午11:42
发布于美国东部时间2026年10月1日上午11:27
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美国一名联邦法官周四驳回了针对前美国奥运选手戴维·赫恩的指控，且裁定不得再审，援引总统唐纳德·特朗普的言论以确保未来无法再次提起诉讼。赫恩最初被指控在林肯纪念堂的倒影池实施破坏。
法官认定，特朗普向相关方施压，对赫恩提起毫无依据的报复性诉讼的威胁，赫恩因此面临风险。特朗普此前曾淡化显示损坏是在翻新过程中造成的相关证据。
“在对赫恩先生提起公诉时，政府先开枪再问话，”托德·埃德尔曼法官写道，“大陪审团程序丝毫无法阻止政府屈服于总统的压力，再次做出这种行为。”
在发现有关损坏的新证据后，美国司法部提出撤案，但不愿放弃日后如有新证据可再次提起指控的权利。
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“尽管政府希望保留日后收集到足以支持起诉的证据的可能性，”埃德尔曼写道，“但政府自身的表述清楚表明，这种可能性充其量只是理论上的，更准确地说，纯属空想。”法官指出，特朗普此前已公开嘲讽华盛顿特区联邦检察官珍妮·皮罗的办公室撤案决定，并“公开暗示可能因此解雇皮罗”。
埃德尔曼还批评检察官当初提起诉讼的行为，辩称政府在这一过程中放弃了自身职责，并再次提及特朗普施加的压力。
“尽管负责此案的检察官认为本案毫无依据，但美国总统多次诋毁他们，并施压要求他们改变办案方向，”法官写道。
赫恩的代表周四在一份声明中表示，这一判决“是法治的胜利，也是一位寻求正义的无辜美国人的胜利”。
CNN已联系皮罗的办公室置评。
Judge cites Trump’s threats in permanent dismissal of Reflecting Pool damage charges against Olympian
2026-10-01T15:27:48.595Z / CNN
By Holmes Lybrand
Updated 21 min ago
Updated Oct 1, 2026, 11:42 AM ET
PUBLISHED Oct 1, 2026, 11:27 AM ET
Former olympian David Hearn stands with his attorney Norman Eisen as he speaks to reporters and protesters gathered after his arrangement at Moultrie Courthouse in Washington, DC, on July 09.
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A federal judge on Thursday dismissed charges against David Hearn, the former US Olympian initially accused of damaging the Reflecting Pool at the Lincoln Memorial with prejudice, citing President Donald Trump’s comments to ensure charges cannot be brought in the future.
The judge found Hearn faced threats of a meritless reprisal of the case through pressure from Trump, who has downplayed documentation showing damage was caused during renovations.
“In securing the Indictment against Mr. Hearn, the government shot first and asked questions later,” Judge Todd Edelman wrote. “Nothing about the grand jury process would prevent it from giving in to the President’s pressure and doing so again.”
The Justice Department moved to drop the case after the new evidence about the damage was discovered, but did not want to give up the option to charge the case again if new evidence came to light.
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“While the government wishes to hold open the possibility of the development of evidence that would support a future prosecution,” Edelman wrote, “its own representations make plain that such a possibility is theoretical at best, and more likely, is simply fanciful.” The judge noted how Trump has already publicly ridiculed the decision by DC US Attorney Jeanine Pirro’s office to dismiss the charges and “publicly entertained the possibility of firing (Pirro) as a result of the dismissal.”
Edelman also criticized prosecutors for ever bringing the case forward, arguing that the government abdicated its role in the process, pointing again to pressure from Trump.
“Although the prosecutors assigned to this case have deemed it meritless, the President of the United States has repeatedly disparaged them and pressured them to change course,” the judge wrote.
Representatives of Hearn said in a statement on Thursday that the decision “is a victory for the rule of law and for an innocent American seeking justice.”
CNN has reached out to Pirro’s office for comment.
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日本收紧外国人居留条件 审批重点重视收入
2026年10月1日 22:18 / 联合早报
东京大学8月公布的民调显示，56.3%的日本人反对进一步接纳外国人，较2024年时的35.6%呈大幅上升趋势。图为日本东京丸之内区。 （彭博社）
鉴于外国居民增加给日本社会带来负担，日本政府星期四（10月1日）出台新的居留申请基本要求，明确将“经济条件”列为审批居留权的重点，并明示若申请者缺乏对日本社会的了解，将被给予“负面评价”。为了确保有足够经费应对外国人引发的社会问题，当局也大幅提高了相关手续费。
目前，在日生活的外国人数量逐年递增，去年达到创纪录的412万人。日本首相高市早苗去年10月上台后，便将调整外来人口接纳政策列为核心政纲之一。
当局从10月起实施的新方针，虽未标明具体数字，但要求申请者有足以维持独立生活的资产或技能，最低限度是年收入要等同或超过日本家庭的收入。此外，申请者还须承诺交付与日本国民一样的30年养老保险。其他考虑事项还包括申请者是否能“积极且具体地为日本带来利益”，以及要求他们具备日语会话能力和对日本制度的理解。
关于重视收入事项，法务部长平口洋指出：“这是为了确保（申请人）不会成为公共负担。”
时事通讯社指出，日本收紧外国人居留政策的一大背景，是新移民与本地社会之间日益加剧的摩擦。对于持“技能实习”等签证的外籍劳工，接收企业有义务对他们的行为进行指导，但他们的家属和通过“个体经营”签证入境者，常因生活习惯和文化差异与当地居民产生纠纷，难以融入日本社会。
东京大学8月公布的民调显示，56.3%的日本人反对进一步接纳外国人，较2024年时的35.6%呈大幅上升趋势。
但高市政府强化对外来人口的管控也引起争议。有评论指出，面对高龄少子化引发的严重劳动力不足，日本急需外部人才和人力来弥补生产力缺口。在日元贬值、全球人才争夺战加剧的背景下，当局收紧制度极可能让日本流失吸引力。
对此，一名官邸高层反驳称：“首相采取的是务实的态度。”
高市也在社交媒体上说：“政府致力实施的外国人政策，旨在正视部分国民因外国居民激增而产生的焦虑与不公平感。我将确保外国人政策有序运行，让国民与外国人都能过上安全、安心的生活。”
作为此次收紧政策的配套措施，当局还大幅提高了更新居留期限的手续费。原本一律为6000日元（约49新元）的居留更新手续费，今后将根据居留期限的长短，上调至1万至7万5000日元不等。永久居民资格申请通过后的相关费用更从1万日元飙升至20万日元。
政府官员说，这些手续费收入将用于推进“多元化社会”，以及加强外国人在留管理。
2026年10月1日 美国东部时间上午10:12 / 福克斯新闻
杰克逊称自己“失言”，此前他称以色列在加沙的战争是种族灭绝，并表示该词在大屠杀后具有特殊分量
作者：利奥·布里塞尼奥，福克斯新闻
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缅因州联邦参议院民主党候选人特洛伊·杰克逊就其言论道歉。他此前称，缅因州的犹太居民因大屠杀期间犹太人遭受的迫害，而拒绝用“种族灭绝”一词描述以色列在加沙的战争。
在接受《犹太内幕》采访时，杰克逊表示自己失言了，并为“由此造成的痛苦”道歉。
“我认为加沙正在发生的事情是种族灭绝，我也理解，鉴于大屠杀——600万犹太人遭到种族灭绝——这个词对许多犹太家庭具有特殊分量。在试图承认这一点时，我失言了，对缅因州犹太人的观点做出了一概而论的概括，这并非我本意，”杰克逊在一份声明中说道。
2026年7月25日，缅因州前参议院议长特洛伊·杰克逊在班戈举行的缅因州民主党参议院提名 convention 上发表演讲。（保罗·斯坦豪瑟/福克斯新闻）
杰克逊的言论周二在社交媒体上立即引发反弹。
“这篇声明不可能是真的，这绝对绝对绝对是个恶搞，”《以色列的天才》一书的合著者丹·塞诺在X平台上写道。
“彻底暴露了，”福克斯新闻主持人马克·莱文在X平台上写道。
“这家伙简直是去纹个匹配的纹身，”福克斯新闻政治分析师盖伊·本森在X平台上写道，此处指格雷厄姆·普拉特纳的纳粹纹身。
“杰克逊在开票时绝不应该离参议员苏珊·柯林斯10个百分点以内，就像六年前柯林斯轻松甩开民调差距一样。杰克逊既迟钝又无知——陈词滥调大爆发，大部分都是民主社会主义者美国分会（DSA）那套说辞，”福克斯新闻撰稿人、保守派电台主持人休·休伊特在X平台上写道。
“这话真是太糟糕了，”前共和党国会议员、反特朗普人士乔·沃尔什在X平台上写道。
“兄弟，你到底在说啥，”共和党顾问马特·惠特洛克在X平台上写道。
杰克逊试图通过道歉挽回其针对犹太社区的泛化言论带来的政治损失，目前他正参与一场备受全国关注的参议院竞选，旨在挑战现任参议员、缅因州共和党人苏珊·柯林斯，这场竞选竞争异常激烈。这也凸显了民主党面临的两难困境：他们既想谴责以色列在加沙战争中被他们视为人道主义关切的问题，同时又要对世界各地犹太社区仍面临的反犹太主义表达敏感态度。
杰克逊曾两次参选州长，今年早些时候获得了民主社会主义者美国分会（DSA）的支持，他成为替代前候选人格雷厄姆·普拉特纳的民主党提名候选人。普拉特纳因被曝过往对女性的激进行为以及一项性侵犯指控引发高层党内担忧后退出了参议院竞选。普拉特纳本人否认有任何不当行为。
但自7月底在缅因州民主党代表大会上获得提名以来，杰克逊一直延续普拉特纳的诸多进步派政策主张，例如通过《全民医保法案》、对美国高收入人群增税以及废除移民和海关执法局（ICE）。
他在以色列问题上也延续了普拉特纳的立场。
2026年5月24日，民主党参议院候选人格雷厄姆·普拉特纳与州长候选人特洛伊·杰克逊在缅因大学奥罗诺分校柯林斯艺术中心举行的“对抗寡头政治”巡回活动中同台亮相。（乔·雷德莱/盖蒂图片社）
与其他许多与民主社会主义者美国分会（DSA）结盟的进步派人士一样，杰克逊将终止美国对以色列的援助列为首要议题之一。在本周早些时候的采访中，他在就缅因州犹太社区发表言论之前，周二在接受当地媒体采访时重申了这一立场。
当时他被问及，他认为美国面临的最大外交政策挑战是什么。
杰克逊首先重申了他对美以关系的谨慎态度，以及不愿为本杰明·内塔尼亚胡政府开“空白支票”——他称内塔尼亚胡是战争罪犯。他还表示，尽管有他认为的明确证据，但一些选民不会用这种措辞来描述这场冲突。
“不幸的是，缅因州这里有些人不愿意使用这个词，仅仅因为他们是犹太人，以及大屠杀对他们的意义。但这种情况确实符合这个描述。就是这样。那里发生了令人难以置信的事情，无辜民众正在被谋杀，这就是种族灭绝，”杰克逊说道。
缅因州前州参议员、民主党人、州长候选人特洛伊·杰克逊在与格雷厄姆·普拉特纳共同出席的“对抗寡头政治”活动上发表讲话。（索菲·帕克/彭博社 via 盖蒂图片社）
杰克逊的竞选团队未立即回应福克斯新闻数字频道关于他是否面临其他民主党人压力要求道歉的置评请求。
获得提名后，杰克逊将在11月3日的大选中与柯林斯对决。
利奥·布里塞尼奥是福克斯新闻数字频道国会团队的政治记者，此前曾供职于《世界杂志》。
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Dem Senate nominee apologizes to Jewish voters after ‘genocide’ remark sparked backlash
October 1, 2026 10:12am EDT / Fox News
Jackson said he ‘misspoke’ while arguing Israel’s war in Gaza is genocide, a term he said carries weight after the Holocaust
By Leo Briceno, Fox News
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The Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Maine, Troy Jackson, apologized for remarks in which he said he believed Jewish residents of Maine were rejecting the term “genocide” to describe Israel’s war in Gaza because of the Jewish persecution during the Holocaust.
In comments to Jewish Insider, Jackson said he had misspoken, stating that he apologized “for the pain that caused.”
“I believe what’s happening in Gaza is genocide, and I also understand that word carries particular weight for many Jewish families given the Holocaust — the genocide of six million Jews. In trying to acknowledge that, I misspoke and made a generalization about Jewish Mainers’ views that doesn’t reflect what I mean to say,” Jackson said in a statement.
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Former Maine Senate President Troy Jackson delivers a speech at the state Democratic Party’s Senate nominating convention, on July 25, 2026, in Bangor, Maine.(Paul Steinhauser/Fox News)
Jackson’s remarks sparked immediate backlash Tuesday on social media.
“This statement cannot be real. It must be a dark dark dark parody,” Dan Senor, the co-author of “The Genius of Israel,” wrote on X.
“Completely out of the closet,” Fox News host Mark Levin wrote on X.
“Dude could get a matching tattoo,” Fox News political analyst Guy Benson wrote on X, referring to Graham Platner’s Nazi tattoo.
“Jackson should not be within 10’points of Sen. Susan Collins when the totals post, just as Collins blew out the polls six years ago. Jackson is dull and ill-informed —cliche volcano, mostly spewing out of DSA-rewrites,” Fox News contributor and conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt wrote on X.
“Well, that’s a s—ty thing to say,” former GOP congressman and anti-Trump personality Joe Walsh wrote on X.
“Bro what,” GOP consultant Matt Whitlock wrote on X.
Jackson’s apology attempts to salvage political damage from his broad remarks about the Jewish community as he wages a nationally watched Senate race in a bid to unseat incumbent Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, which is a highly competitive race. It also underscores the challenge Democrats face as they look to condemn what they see as humanitarian concerns in Israel’s war in Gaza while, at the same time, expressing sensitivity to the antisemitism Jewish communities still face elsewhere in the world.
Jackson, a former gubernatorial candidate who received the backing of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) earlier this year, became the party nominee to replace former candidate Graham Platner. Platner abandoned his Senate campaign after news of past aggressive behavior towards women and an allegation of sexual assault sparked concerns among top party leaders. For his own part, Platner denied any wrongdoing.
But since securing the nomination at a Maine Democratic convention in late July, Jackson has sought to continue many of Platner’s progressive policy items, such as passing Medicare for All, increasing taxes on the country’s top earners and abolishing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
He has also continued Platner’s position on Israel.
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Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner and gubernatorial candidate Troy Jackson stand together during a “Fighting Oligarchy” tour stop at the Collins Center for the Arts on the University of Maine campus in Orono on May 24, 2026.(Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Like many other progressives that align with the DSA, Jackson has listed ending U.S. aid to Israel among those other top priorities and, in his interview earlier this week, reiterated that stance in an interview on Tuesday with local media before making his comment about the Jewish community in Maine.
He was asked what he sees as the greatest foreign policy challenge facing the United States.
Jackson began answering by reiterating his cautious posture towards the U.S.-Israel relationship and his hesitancy to write a “blank check” in support of Benjamin Netanyahu’s government — someone Jackson maintains is a war criminal. He also remarked that, despite what he saw as clear evidence, some voters wouldn’t frame the conflict in those terms.
“It’s unfortunate that there are people here in Maine that don’t like to use that term only because they’re Jewish and what that means to them with the Holocaust. It fits that description. It is. It’s an unbelievable thing that’s happened there that people that are innocent are being murdered, and it is a genocide,” Jackson said.
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Former State Senator Troy Jackson, a Democrat from Maine and gubernatorial candidate, speaks during a Fighting Oligarchy event with Graham Platner.(Sophie Park / Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Jackson’s campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Fox News Digital on questions about whether he had faced pressure from other Democrats to issue an apology.
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Having secured the nomination, Jackson will face off against Collins in the Nov. 3 general election.
Leo Briceno is a politics reporter for the congressional team at Fox News Digital. He was previously a reporter with World Magazine.
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2026-10-01T13:54:23.342Z / https://www.cnn.com/2026/10/01/politics/supreme-court-trump-ice-migrants-detention-without-bond
美国最高法院周四同意审查唐纳德·特朗普总统针对非法入境者实施的强制羁押、不得保释听证会的政策，此举将本届政府打击移民政策中最激进且最具争议的举措之一提交司法审议。
最高法院受理这项涉及移民海关执法局政策的上诉，再次将移民问题作为下周开启的新开庭期的核心议题。该院目前正在审理一起涉及各州打击非公民投票政策的重大选举相关上诉案件。
特朗普2025年重新上台后，打破了数十年来的惯例——包括其首届政府时期的做法——重新解释了国会1990年代通过的一项移民法案，认定非法入境者应当被强制羁押且不得保释听证。
这一政策调整导致移民官员羁押的移民人数大幅激增，从拜登政府末期的不到3.8万人增至今年夏季的6.5万余人。
特朗普的政策调整促使大量在移民海关执法局突袭行动中被抓获的移民向全美联邦法院提交人身保护令请愿书，对其羁押措施提出质疑。
“政府能否无限期羁押数万名非公民直至其被遣返，完全取决于其对该法规的新颖解读是否正确——这一解读已在下级法院引发超过2万份裁决，其中绝大多数都不利于特朗普政府，”美国有线电视新闻网最高法院分析师、乔治敦大学法学院教授史蒂夫·弗拉迪克说道。
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“按照去年7月之前的政府立场，大多数被捕者本有权获得保释听证会——如果他们不存在逃跑风险或对他人构成伤害，便可在等待遣返程序期间获得释放，”弗拉迪克补充道，“动用政府资源逮捕那些很快就会被释放的人，几乎没有任何合理理由。”
根据法院记录，最高法院受理的这起案件当事人是一名约在2004或2005年非法入境美国的巴西籍男子。去年，移民海关执法局在马萨诸塞州的一次交通拦截中与他取得联系。
司法部曾请求最高法院受理另一桩涉及同一问题的上诉，而非此次获批的这起案件。
“政府在遣返程序完成前羁押此类非法居留的外籍人士，是在落实国会通过的法规，”司法部在另一桩未获最高法院受理的案件中表示，“国会决定在遣返程序完成前羁押无权入境美国的外籍人士，体现了至关重要的政策目标。在遣返程序完成前羁押非法入境后定居美国的外籍人士，可以防止这些人逃避听证会，有助于确保他们被遣返回美国。”
政府的反对者表示，许多被纳入强制羁押范围的移民已在美国生活多年甚至数十年，他们的子女往往是美国公民。
最高法院预计将于明年年初审理罗尼诉巴博萨·达库尼亚案的口头辩论，并在6月底前作出裁决。
这起法律争议实质上可归结为联邦移民法中的两项条款。其中一项条款规定，被捕移民可在遣返程序结果出炉前被羁押，也可在程序进行期间获得保释释放。长期以来，该条款的解读一直是赋予移民官员对羁押对象的自由裁量权。
但另一项条款规定，“对于申请入境的外籍人士”，如果移民官员认定该人士“显然无法确凿无疑地获得入境资格”，官员“应当”羁押该移民。
特朗普的反对者称，这项强制羁押的第二项条款长期以来仅适用于在边境被抓获的移民，而非那些已在美国内陆生活多年的人。去年，特朗普政府表示，将把长期定居的移民也解读为“寻求入境”者，并适用更严格的羁押政策。
本周早些时候，最高法院还受理了另一桩重要的移民案件，涉及特朗普政府将部分移民遣送至其原籍国以外国家的政策——尽管相关国家存在人权方面的担忧。
在三名自由派大法官的反对声中，最高法院允许此类遣返行动继续进行，同时将审议司法部上诉中提出的核心法律问题。下级法院认定，这项政策违反了一项联邦法律，该法律要求面临被遣送至所谓“第三国”的移民能够提出个人法律主张，证明自己可能在这些国家遭受酷刑。
本文已更新补充更多细节。
Supreme Court to review key part of Trump’s immigration policy
2026-10-01T13:54:23.342Z / https://www.cnn.com/2026/10/01/politics/supreme-court-trump-ice-migrants-detention-without-bond
The Supreme Court agreed Thursday to review President Donald Trump’s policy of imposing mandatory detention without bond hearings for people who entered the country illegally, taking up one of the administration’s most aggressive and controversial moves to crack down on immigration.
By granting an appeal on the Immigrations and Customs Enforcement policy, the high court is once again making immigration a central theme of its new term that begins next week. The court is already considering a significant election appeal over state policies to combat noncitizen voting.
After returning to power in 2025, Trump broke with decades of past practice – including that of his first administration – and reinterpreted an immigration law Congress enacted in the 1990s to find that people in the country illegally should be subject to mandatory detention without bond hearings.
As a result of that shift, immigration officials have posted a staggering increase in the number of migrants held in detention, from just under 38,000 at the end of the Biden administration to more than 65,000 this past summer.
Trump’s policy change prompted thousands of migrants who were swept up in ICE raids to file habeas corpus petitions in federal courts across the country challenging their detention.
“The administration’s ability to indefinitely detain tens of thousands of noncitizens pending their removal depends entirely on whether its novel reading of the statute is correct — a reading that has provoked more than 20,000 rulings in the lower courts, the overwhelming majority of which have gone against the Trump administration,” said Steve Vladeck, CNN Supreme Court analyst and professor at Georgetown University Law Center.
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Supreme Court allows Trump to restart controversial deportations to countries migrants have no connection to
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“Under what had been the government’s view until last July, most arrestees would’ve been entitled to a bond hearing – and, if they pose no risk of flight or harm to others, to release pending their removal,” Vladeck added. “And there was little reason to use the government’s resources to arrest folks who’d just be promptly released.”
The case the court granted is centered around a Brazil native who entered the United States illegally around 2004 or 2005, according to court records. ICE came into contact with him during a traffic stop in Massachusetts last year.
The Justice Department had asked the Supreme Court to take up another one of its appeals dealing with the same issue instead of the one it granted.
“The government’s detention of such unlawfully present aliens while their removal proceedings unfold implements the statute Congress enacted,” the Justice Department said in the other case that the court did not grant. “Congress’s decision to mandate detention pending removal proceedings for aliens who are not entitled to be admitted into the country reflects vital policy objectives. Detaining aliens who are living in the country after an illegal entry while their removal proceedings unfold prevents those aliens from evading hearings and helps ensure their removal from the United States.”
Opponents of the administration say that many of the migrants caught up in mandatory detention have been living in the United States for years or decades, often with children who are US citizens.
The Supreme Court is likely to hear arguments in Rhoney v. Barbosa Da Cunha early next year and hand down a decision by late June.
The legal issues effectively boil down to two provisions in federal immigration law. One provision says that migrants who are arrested may be detained pending the outcome of their removal proceedings and may be released on bond while that process plays out. That language has long been interpreted to give immigration officials flexibility on who is detained.
But another provision says that “in the case of an alien who is an applicant for admission,” officials “shall” detain that immigrant if immigration officers determine that the person “is not clearly and beyond a doubt entitled to be admitted.”
Trump’s opponents say that second clause, which mandates detention, has long been applied only to migrants confronted at the border, not to people who have lived in the interior of the country for years. Last year, the Trump administration said it would interpret even migrants who are long-term residents as “seeking admission” and subject to the stiffer approach.
Earlier this week, the court granted another important immigration case dealing with the Trump administration’s policy of removing certain immigrants to countries other than their homeland – despite human rights concerns that have been raised about some of those countries.
Over the dissent of the three liberal justices, the court allowed those deportations to continue while it considers the underlying legal questions raised in the DOJ appeal. Lower courts found that the policy violated a federal law that requires migrants facing deportation to so-called “third countries” to be able to make individual legal claims that they could be tortured in those countries.
This story has been updated with additional details.
2026年10月1日 美国东部时间上午11:46 / 哥伦比亚广播公司新闻
华盛顿讯 美国最高法院周四表示，将审理特朗普政府能否在移民遣送程序期间羁押数万名移民且不允许其获得保释听证会的相关争议。
这起名为“罗尼诉巴博萨·达库尼亚”案的核心是特朗普政府的强制羁押政策，该政策针对所有非法入境美国的移民，包括那些已在美国生活多年的人。该政策是否合法的问题在联邦上诉法院之间存在分歧，尽管已有数百名地区法官否决了这项政策。两家美国上诉法院允许对非公民实施无保释强制羁押，但另有九家法院裁定特朗普政府必须为特定移民提供保释听证会，并允许其在遣送程序期间符合条件获释。
过去，非法居留美国多年的移民有资格获得保释听证会，他们可以试图说服移民法官，自己不会潜逃，可以在遣送案件审理期间获得保释。但去年，美国移民与海关执法局（ICE）收紧了羁押规则，表示面临遣返的非法入境移民无资格获得保释。不过，移民当局可以出于人道主义或公共利益原因，对他们以假释方式释放。
该机构此前曾表示，只有特定移民——例如曾被定罪或近期非法越境的移民——无资格获得保释听证会。
特朗普政府的强制羁押政策实施后，包括无犯罪记录者在内的多年前非法入境美国的大批人员，被移民当局无限期羁押。
全国各地法院已提起数千起针对此类强制羁押的诉讼，导致联邦检察官负担过重，他们不得不将注意力从刑事及其他民事案件上转移开。下级法院的判决对这些诉讼产生了广泛影响。
这项强制羁押政策是特朗普总统更广泛的移民打击行动的一部分。在特朗普的第二任期内，移民当局已逮捕了数千名无犯罪记录、仅面临民事移民违规的移民。
今年7月，移民与海关执法局因涉嫌移民犯罪羁押了超过4.6万人等待遣返，超过了6月份移民当局羁押的4.3万人。
移民与海关执法局在多个大城市发起针对非法入境者的行动，有时会引发移民当局与抗议者之间的暴力乃至致命冲突。
该案的口头辩论将在周一开幕的最高法院新庭审期内进行。
“法院已反复明确否决了特朗普政府对法律的激进误读，”美国公民自由联盟（ACLU）移民权利项目副主任迈克尔·K·T·谭说道，“无论政府如何试图曲解法律，都不能在不进行保释听证会的情况下，将移民羁押数月甚至数年。这不仅残酷且不人道，更是违法的。”
美国公民自由联盟去年提起诉讼，挑战特朗普政府的强制羁押政策。
这场法律纠纷涉及巴西公民里卡多·阿帕雷西多·巴博萨·达库尼亚，他于20多年前非法入境美国。根据法庭文件，巴博萨·达库尼亚从未被定罪。他于2016年申请庇护并获得了有效的工作许可。
但去年在马萨诸塞州的一次交通拦截中，巴博萨·达库尼亚被移民与海关执法局官员逮捕，国土安全部对他启动了遣返程序。
巴博萨·达库尼亚申请保释听证会，但移民法官以根据联邦移民法条款他应接受无保释可能的强制羁押为由，驳回了他的申请。
随后，这名巴西男子向联邦法院提起请愿，称其被羁押却无法获得保释听证会的行为是非法的，违反了宪法的正当程序条款。
关押巴博萨·达库尼亚的拘留设施位于纽约州，当地一名联邦法官作出了有利于他的裁决。法官下令政府在10天内举行保释听证会，巴博萨·达库尼亚于2025年10月底获得保释释放。
特朗普政府对该裁决提起上诉，今年4月，美国第二巡回上诉法院否决了这项强制羁押政策。
在裁决中，上诉法院称该政策是“我国历史上针对数百万非公民的最广泛的无保释大规模羁押命令”。
第二巡回上诉法院合议庭表示，政府对法律的解释将“给我们的移民羁押系统和社会带来巨大冲击，使本已过度拥挤的羁押基础设施更加紧张，羁押数百万人，拆散家庭，并破坏社区稳定”。
司法部已请求最高法院审查第二巡回上诉法院的裁决，尽管美国最高法院的裁决将影响数千起移民挑战其无机会获得保释听证会便遭羁押的案件。
Supreme Court to hear dispute over Trump’s mandatory detention policy
October 1, 2026 11:46 AM EDT / CBS News
Washington — The Supreme Court on Thursday said it will consider whether the Trump administration can detain tens of thousands of immigrants during their removal proceedings without access to bond hearings.
At the center of the case, known as Rhoney v. Barbosa da Cunha, is the administration’s mandatory detention policy, which targets all immigrants in the United States illegally, including those who have lived in the country for years. The question of whether the policy is lawful has divided federal appeals courts, though hundreds of district judges have rejected it. Two U.S. appeals courts have allowed noncitizens to be subject to mandatory detention without bond, but nine others have ruled the Trump administration must provide certain immigrants with bond hearings and eligibility for release for the duration of their deportation proceedings.
In the past, immigrants who had lived in the U.S. illegally for many years were eligible for bond hearings, where they could try to convince an immigration judge that they were not flight risks and could remain freed during their deportation cases. But last year, Immigration and Customs Enforcement tightened its detention rules and said detainees at risk of deportation were not eligible to be released on bond if they were in the U.S. illegally. Immigration authorities can, however, release them on parole for humanitarian or public-interest reasons.
The agency previously said only certain immigrants, such as those convicted of certain crimes or who had more recently crossed into the U.S. illegally, were not eligible for bond hearings.
As a result of the Trump administration’s mandatory detention policy, scores of people who entered the U.S. illegally years ago, including those without criminal records, have been held by immigration authorities indefinitely.
Thousands of cases challenging those mandatory detentions have been brought in courts across the country, straining federal prosecutors who have had to shift their attention away from criminal and other civil cases. Lower court decisions have broad impacts on those challenges.
The mandatory detention policy is part of President Trump’s broader crackdown on immigration. In the president’s second administration, immigration authorities have arrested thousands of immigrants without criminal records and who only face civil immigration violations.
In July, ICE detained more than 46,000 people for removal because of alleged immigration offenses, surpassing the 43,000 detentions by immigration authorities in June.
ICE has launched operations in major cities targeting people who are in the country illegally, sometimes leading to violent and deadly clashes between immigration authorities and protesters.
Arguments in the case be heard in the Supreme Court’s new term, which begins Monday.
“The courts have repeatedly and resoundingly rejected the Trump administration’s radical misinterpretation of the law,” said Michael K.T. Tan, deputy director of the ACLU’s Immigrants’ Rights Project. “Try as it might, the government cannot twist the law to detain immigrants for months or even years on end without a bond hearing. Not only is it cruel and inhumane; it is unlawful.”
The ACLU filed the lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s mandatory detention policy last year.
The legal battle involves a Brazilian citizen, Ricardo Aparecido Barbosa da Cunha, who came to the U.S. illegally more than 20 years ago. Barbosa da Cunha has never been convicted of a crime, according to court papers. He applied for asylum in 2016 and was granted a valid work permit.
But last year, during a traffic stop in Massachusetts, Barbosa da Cunha was taken into custody by ICE officers, and the Department of Homeland Security initiated removal proceedings against him.
Barbosa da Cunha requested a bond hearing, but an immigration judge denied the request on the grounds that he was subject to mandatory detention without the possibility of bond under a provision of federal immigration law.
The Brazilian man then filed a petition in federal court alleging that his detention without access to a bond hearing was illegal and a violation of the Constitution’s Due Process Clause.
A federal judge in New York, where Barbosa da Cunha was being held in a detention facility, ruled in his favor. The judge ordered the government to hold a bond hearing within 10 days, and Barbosa da Cunha was released on bond in late October 2025.
The Trump administration appealed that decision, and in April, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit rejected the mandatory detention policy.
In its ruling, the appeals court called the policy the “broadest mass-detention-without-bond mandate in our nation’s history for millions of noncitizens.”
The administration’s interpretation of the law, the 2nd Circuit panel said, would “send a seismic shock through our immigration detention system and society, straining our already overcrowded detention infrastructure, incarcerating millions, separating families, and disrupting communities.”
The Justice Department asked the Supreme Court to review the 2nd Circuit’s decision, though a ruling from the nation’s highest court will impact thousands of cases brought by immigrants challenging their detentions without the opportunity for a bond hearing.
2026年10月1日 22:57 / 联合早报
一条高速公路穿过位于埃及北部城市亚历山大以西约100公里的新阿拉曼市。非洲各国领导人将于今年10月2日在埃及举行商业峰会，开罗期望借此提升本国在整个非洲大陆的影响力。 （法新社档案照片）
鉴于埃及在美国对伊朗发起军事行动后发挥“有益作用”，美国国务卿鲁比奥已决定豁免针对埃及的附带人权条件，向开罗拨付2025财年逾3亿美元的外国军事融资。
路透社星期四（10月1日）引述其获取的信函与文件报道，鲁比奥在致美国国会的信中证实，已豁免向埃及提供3亿2000万美元（约4亿1600万新元）军事援助所需的认证要求。
他在随附的备忘录中强调，行使此豁免权对“美埃关系和美国国家安全优先事项至关重要，尤其鉴于埃及在‘史诗狂怒行动’后发挥的有益作用”。
自1979年与以色列签署和平条约以来，埃及一直是美国在中东的重要安全伙伴，自1980年代末起每年获得约13亿美元的美国军事援助。此前，部分军援资金因附带人权与民主条件而屡遭扣留，曾引发开罗与华盛顿关系紧张。
人权组织长期指责埃及总统塞西领导的政府广泛侵犯人权，包括实施酷刑和强迫失踪。本周，埃及警方逮捕了一家媒体机构的六名记者，指控他们散布虚假信息。埃及官方对此予以否认，并强调社会稳定对于保障人民的基本需求至关重要。
美豁免人权条件 拨给埃及逾3亿美元军援
2026年10月1日 22:57 / 联合早报
一条高速公路穿过位于埃及北部城市亚历山大以西约100公里的新阿拉曼市。非洲各国领导人将于今年10月2日在埃及举行商业峰会，开罗期望借此提升本国在整个非洲大陆的影响力。 （法新社档案照片）
鉴于埃及在美国对伊朗发起军事行动后发挥“有益作用”，美国国务卿鲁比奥已决定豁免针对埃及的附带人权条件，向开罗拨付2025财年逾3亿美元的外国军事融资。
路透社星期四（10月1日）引述其获取的信函与文件报道，鲁比奥在致美国国会的信中证实，已豁免向埃及提供3亿2000万美元（约4亿1600万新元）军事援助所需的认证要求。
他在随附的备忘录中强调，行使此豁免权对“美埃关系和美国国家安全优先事项至关重要，尤其鉴于埃及在‘史诗狂怒行动’后发挥的有益作用”。
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自1979年与以色列签署和平条约以来，埃及一直是美国在中东的重要安全伙伴，自1980年代末起每年获得约13亿美元的美国军事援助。此前，部分军援资金因附带人权与民主条件而屡遭扣留，曾引发开罗与华盛顿关系紧张。
人权组织长期指责埃及总统塞西领导的政府广泛侵犯人权，包括实施酷刑和强迫失踪。本周，埃及警方逮捕了一家媒体机构的六名记者，指控他们散布虚假信息。埃及官方对此予以否认，并强调社会稳定对于保障人民的基本需求至关重要。