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Trump, Schumer move towards deal to avert US government shutdown, NYT says

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January 29, 2026 5:00 AM UTC Updated 14 mins ago

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Jan 28 (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump and Democratic Senator Chuck Schumer moved on Wednesday night to reach an agreement to negotiate new restrictions on federal immigration agents, potentially averting a government shutdown early on Saturday the New York Times reported on Wednesday citing officials familiar with the matter.

Reuters could not immediately verify the report. The White House and a spokesperson for Senator Schumer did not immediately respond to Reuters’ requests for comment.

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Under the plan, the Senate would carve out legislation funding the Department of Homeland Security from a six-bill package of spending measures required to fund the military, health programs and other federal agencies through the rest of the fiscal year, the Times said.

The report comes after Senate Democrats called for new restrictions on immigration agents earlier in the day, setting up a confrontation with the Trump administration.

Large swaths of the U.S. government could shut down this weekend if Republicans and Democrats do not reach a deal on immigration.

Reporting by Ananya Palyekar in Bengaluru; Editing by Christian Schmollinger and Christopher Cushing

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中国代表谈伊朗局势：望美国避免激化矛盾

发布时间：2026年1月29日 10:54 | 来源：联合早报

中国常驻联合国代表傅聪谈及当前的伊朗局势时说，武力解决不了问题，并呼吁美国避免激化矛盾、火上浇油。图为伊朗德黑兰一条街道上，一辆在抗议中被烧毁的公交车，摄于2026年1月16日。 （路透社）

中国常驻联合国代表傅聪谈及当前的伊朗局势时说，武力解决不了问题，任何军事冒险行动只会将地区推向不可预知的深渊，并呼吁美国避免激化矛盾、火上浇油。

据中国常驻联合国代表团网站网站消息，傅聪于当地时间星期三（1月28日）在联合国安理会中东问题高级别辩论会上说，伊朗是独立的主权国家，伊朗的事情应由伊朗人民自主决定，中国希望并支持伊朗保持国家稳定，支持维护伊朗主权、安全和领土完整。

他提到，武力解决不了问题，任何军事冒险行动只会将地区推向不可预知的深渊，并呼吁各方恪守联合国宪章宗旨和原则，反对干涉别国内政，反对在国际关系中使用或威胁使用武力。

傅聪还说，中国希望美国等有关方面正视国际社会和地区国家呼声，多做有利于中东和平稳定的事，避免激化矛盾、火上浇油。

他指出，中东是中东人民的中东，不是大国博弈的角斗场，也不应成为域外国家地缘争夺的受害者。中国愿同国际社会一道，尊重中东人民的自主选择，重视地区国家的合理关切，共同为促进中东和平稳定发挥建设性作用。

去年12月，伊朗爆发反政府示威后，美国总统特朗普曾警告德黑兰，若镇压抗议者，美国可能采取军事行动。随着示威逐渐平息，特朗普提出，如果德黑兰在以色列和美国联合空袭关键核设施后重新推进核计划，美国同样会采取行动。

父母到子女家过年成为中国春运新趋势

2026年1月29日 13:07 / 联合早报

中国国家发改委预计，春运客流高峰日最高可开行旅客列车超过1.4万列。图为1月27日，西宁车辆段工作人员检查动车，迎接春运到来。 （新华社）

中国国家发展改革委称，父母到子女家过年、“先回家再出游”等成为春运新趋势。

据中新网报道，国新办星期四（1月29日）举行新闻发布会，介绍2026年春运形势和工作安排。

国家发改委副主任李春临介绍，今年农历新年时间较晚，春节假期较长，2月15日就开始了，有九天时间。综合研判，除客流规模有望创新高以外，今年春运还将呈现一些新的特点。

李春临称，从时间分布看，出行整体呈现“节前相对分散”，现在很多大学都已经放假或者准备放假了；“假期旅游旺盛”，今年春节假期九天时间；“节后相对集中”，2月17日到2月下旬学校要开学，工厂要上班，所以节后春运的返岗、返校压力将尤为凸显。

从出行方式看，自驾出行规模高位运行，现在流行父母到子女家过年，就是常说的“反向春运”，此外“先回家、再出游”等成为近年的新趋势。

李春临说，为有效保障群众出行平安顺利，国家发展改革委联合春运工作协调机制成员单位及早研究谋划，精心部署安排，全力做好增加运力、错峰引导、服务保障等方面的工作。

在增加运力方面，铁路实施了新的列车运行图，预计客流高峰日最高可开行旅客列车超过1.4万列，客座能力同比增长5.3%。在充分发挥高铁网络优势的同时，坚持开好“绿皮车”、“慢火车”，让广大农村地区的老百姓也能坐着火车走亲戚、过春节。民航重点增加前往枢纽机场、热门旅游地的航班，预计日均保障航班1.94万班次，同比增长5%。公路加强对热门旅游地、农村客运等方面的运力投放。水路加强海南省和广东省之间的琼州海峡等重点航线的运力保障。每年琼州海峡过海的班轮都是春运工作协调机制重点关注的内容，还要做好这些旅游热点地区大型飞机的调拨，让人能“进得去、出得来”。

在错峰引导方面，教育部门将引导属地高校合理安排学生离校和返校。工会组织等将积极协调企业灵活确定放假时间，鼓励务工人员错峰返乡返岗。文旅部门将引导旅客提前预约、错峰出行。同时充分发挥互联网平台的作用，及时动态发布重点地区的客流量、道路状况等信息，引导旅客合理安排出行计划。

在服务保障方面，铁路、公路、水路、民航领域各单位将加强运输方式间信息共享和服务衔接，做好中转和夜间到达旅客的服务，优化购票安检、候乘换乘服务。交通运输、公安等部门将加强运行监测，做好高峰期指挥疏导和出行提示，全力保障道路畅通。加强自驾出行服务保障，落实好重大节假日期间免收小型客车通行费政策，提升高速服务区保障能力，特别是充电保障能力。同时，还将进一步做好能源通信等要素保障，发挥好志愿者的作用。

Talks intensify to avert shutdown as White House and Senate leaders eye last-ditch deal

2026-01-29T04:21:25.105Z / CNN Politics

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Updated Jan 28, 2026, 11:47 PM ET

PUBLISHED Jan 28, 2026, 11:21 PM ET

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Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer (D-NY) talks to reporters following the weekly Senate Democratic policy luncheon at the US Capitol in Washington DC, on January 28, 2026.

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The White House and Senate leaders are moving closer to a deal to avert a government shutdown but are seeking to resolve final sticking points in eleventh-hour negotiations ahead of Friday’s deadline, according to several sources familiar with the talks.

The sources indicated that the White House was [moving closer to the Democrats’ demands]to split funding from the Department of Homeland Security from a larger funding package in order to give them time to negotiate new policy measures on the deployment of ICE agents across the country.

The deal in the works would provide funding for the rest of the agencies in the package through the end of September — including the departments of Defense, Labor, State, Transportation and Health and Human Services. But it would only temporarily extend funding for DHS. That would allow time for the two sides to negotiate over ICE, after Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer laid out a list of demands that he says must be included in final legislation.

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The two sides are still trying to sort out the timeline for extending funding for DHS, the sources said, underscoring that a deal has not yet been reached.

But the fast-moving talks are a clear sign that President Donald Trump and GOP leaders recognize that they need to respond to the public outcry over ICE agents’ harsh tactics following the deadly shootings of two US citizens in Minneapolis this month. Plus, it’s a sign that Trump is eager to avoid the second government shutdown of his second term, after the 43-day shutdown from last fall left him upset about the fallout.

CNN has reached out to the White House for comment.

Earlier Wednesday, Schumer laid out a list of new restraints on immigration enforcement as a condition for Democratic support, including to restrict roving patrols, tighten parameters around warrants for searches and arrests, toughen use-of-force policies and require ICE agents to wear body cameras and remove their masks. Democrats, who have enough votes to sustain a filibuster in the 53-47 GOP-led Senate, say such changes must be in legislation — and that promises of executive action are not enough.

As Democrats and Republicans negotiated Wednesday on the Hill, the risk of a shutdown appeared to skyrocket earlier in the day.

Behind the scenes, several of Schumer’s Democrats rebuffed efforts by the White House to privately discuss off-ramps for a shutdown, insisting that Republicans must come to the table instead of trying to peel off centrist Democrats like the last shutdown.

Even confronted with the prospect of a shutdown of three-quarters of the government starting Saturday, many Democrats were unwavering – buoyed by a belief that the country’s patience for the Trump administration’s aggressive immigration enforcement tactics have run out.

“I am just so sick of them ignoring it all because Donald Trump might give them a spanking,” Sen. Jacky Rosen, a Democrat from Nevada, said.

There is little time to reach a deal that can pass both chambers ahead of the Friday deadline at 11:59 p.m.

CNN’s Lauren Fox, Sarah Ferris and Alayna Treene contributed to this report.

This story has been updated with additional details.

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中国男足前主帅李铁等73人被终身“禁足” | 联合早报

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中国官方星期四（1月29日）通报，中国男足前主帅李铁等73人被终身“禁足”。 （互联网）

中国官方通报，中国男足前主帅李铁等73人被终身“禁足”。

综合中国央视新闻和京报网报道，中国国家体育总局、公安部、中国足球协会星期四（1月29日）联合召开新闻发布会，介绍足球行业“假赌黑”问题专项整治行动的相关情况，公布第二批禁足名单及俱乐部处罚决定。

中国足协通报，按照中国足球协会纪律准则等相关规定，对涉案的予天津津门虎足球俱乐部等13家俱乐部扣除2026赛季职业联赛积分并罚款的处罚；对经司法部门认定构成犯罪的陈戌源、李铁等73名从业人员，给予终身禁止从事任何与足球有关活动的处罚；对在案件中查实存在违法行为、经检察机关依法决定不起诉的三名从业人员，给予禁止从事任何与足球有关活动五年的处罚。执行期自2026年1月29日起至2031年1月28日止。

13家足球俱乐部面对的罚款金额介于20万至100万元人民币（3万6323至18万1616新元），被扣除积分介于3至10分。

李铁和中国足协前主席陈戌源等73人被终身“禁足”，其他面对相同惩罚的人员，包括中国足协前副主席于洪臣、杜兆才、 李毓毅，以及中国足协前秘书长刘奕等。被“禁足”五年的三人是 原新疆天山雪豹足球俱乐部球员艾尔帕提·米吉提、马合木提江·米乃木和拜拜提·木拉提。

Trump taps Colin McDonald for newly-created role of assistant attorney general for fraud enforcement

Colin McDonald currently serves as associate deputy attorney general

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Published January 28, 2026 9:26pm EST

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President Donald Trump on Wednesday nominated federal prosecutor Colin McDonald to serve in the newly formed role of assistant attorney general for national fraud enforcement.

McDonald is currently serving as an associate deputy attorney general at the Department of Justice.

“I am pleased to nominate Colin McDonald to serve as the first ever Assistant Attorney General for National FRAUD Enforcement, a new Division at the Department of Justice, which I created to catch and stop FRAUDSTERS that have been STEALING from the American People,” Trump wrote on Truth Social.

MINNESOTA FRAUD WHISTLE-BLOWER SAYS ‘LACK OF GUARDRAILS WAS PRETTY SHOCKING’

President Donald Trump nominated federal prosecutor Colin McDonald to serve in the newly-formed role of assistant attorney general for national fraud enforcement.(Julia Demaree Nikhinson/AP Photo)

“My Administration has uncovered Fraud schemes in States like Minnesota and California, where these thieves have stolen Hundreds of Billions of Taxpayer Dollars,” he continued.

Trump praised McDonald as a “very smart, tough and highly respected America First federal prosecutor who has successfully delivered justice in some of the most difficult and high-stakes cases our country has ever seen.”

“Together, we will END THE FRAUD, and RESTORE INTEGRITY to our Federal Programs. Congratulations Colin — STOP THE SCAMS!” the president wrote.

Colin McDonald is currently serving as associate deputy attorney general at the Department of Justice.(Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)

McDonald has been serving in the office of Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, who said McDonald was “instrumental” in the federal government’s efforts to curb crime across the country.

“Colin is a rockstar, who was instrumental in our team’s mission of Making America Safe Again,” Blanche wrote on X. “He is a consummate prosecutor who loves God, family, and country and will serve the President and the American people well.”

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Vice President JD Vance announced the new role and the creation of the National Fraud Enforcement division during a press briefing this month.(AP Photo/Evan Vucci)

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Vice President JD Vance announced the new role and the creation of the National Fraud Enforcement Division at the Department of Justice during a White House press briefing earlier this month, as the administration seeks to pursue a crackdown on alleged systemic fraud in federal programs, including in Minnesota and California.

“Colin McDonald is widely regarded as a thorough and highly competent attorney. He has an exceptional prosecutorial track record, which we look forward to seeing him put to use in his new role as Assistant Attorney General,” Vance said at the time ahead of McDonald’s formal nomination.

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日本选情调查：自民党和维新会议席有望过半数 | 联合早报

发布/2026年1月29日 10:31

日本选情调查：自民党和维新会议席有望过半数

1月27日，日本首相兼自民党总裁高市早苗在东京发表竞选演说后，向民众举手致意。 （法新社）

[日本第51届众议院选举]开跑，共有11个政党的1285名候选人参选，角逐国会465个议席。共同社报道，自民党与联合执政的日本维新会合计有望达到过半数的233席。若获得更广泛支持，甚至有望单独过半数。

共同社于星期二（1月27日）和星期三（28日）就众院选举向全国选民进行电话调查，结合采访了解选举公告发布后不久的选战初期情况。

根据调查，[新党“中道改革联合”]的势头不尽人意。保守派参政党的议席有望大幅增加，团队未来有望在众院赢得首个议席。国民民主党未呈现超越公告前27席的大幅增势。小选区的胜负成为关键。

不过，小选区中约两成选民尚未确定投票对象，在2月8日投票日前，局势有可能发生变化。

此次电话调查中约16万2000人作出回答。

Why the Minnesota deportation impasse will be so hard to solve

Published Jan 29, 2026, 12:00 AM ET | Analysis by Stephen Collinson

What happens now in Minnesota depends on whether President Donald Trump concludes he simply has an optics problem or whether he’s ready to change unpopular deportation policies that are central to his political identity.

Trump on Wednesday was as good as his word. He did de-escalate “a little bit” after the shooting of ICU nurse Alex Pretti by federal agents last weekend drove Minneapolis and the country toward a dangerous crisis.

But it was only a little bit. Fault lines between the administration’s aggressive deportation operation and a Democratic state and city fundamentally opposed to its methods and ultimate goal have not narrowed.

And he’s back to flinging inflammatory rhetoric at local leaders getting in his way.

Any de-escalation may be short-lived unless Trump is ready to absorb a serious political defeat or Democrats offer acquiescence to at least some federal deportation activity.

“I don’t want them spending a single second hunting down a father who just dropped his kids off at daycare, who’s about to go work a 12-hour shift, who happens to be from Ecuador,” Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey said at a CNN town hall on Wednesday. “That guy. He makes our city a better place. We’re proud to have him in Minneapolis.”

Minnesotans mourning two of their own citizens gunned down by federal agents won’t settle for a cosmetic agreement.

But deportation sweeps are endemic to MAGA philosophy, Trump’s appeal to his supporters and the president’s zeal to apply strongman power.

A child holds a candle next to a makeshift memorial for Alex Pretti outside the US Department of Veteran Affairs in Washington DC, on January 28, 2026.

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Political tensions were still acute on Wednesday amid fresh reverberations over Pretti’s killing, less than three weeks after Renee Good was shot dead. Some reports said that federal enforcement operations went ahead but were more targeted than in previous weeks.

► Tom Homan, the border czar sent by Trump to oversee Operation Metro Surge, which sent 3,000 federal agents to Minnesota, held talks with local officials described by a source as “precarious” to CNN’s Priscilla Alvarez and Kristen Holmes.

► After a short hiatus, Trump cranked up the rhetoric again in a way that seemed incompatible with a search for a good-faith solution by Homan. The president warned Frey he was “playing with fire” if his city fails to enforce federal immigration law. Frey is refusing to cooperate with federal agents.

► The Department of Homeland Security said officers involved in the shooting of Pretti on Saturday were on administrative leave per procedure. But there is no clarity on investigations or whether there will be accountability for Pretti’s death beyond a DHS investigation that many Minnesotans won’t trust.

► A new video emerged of Pretti in a physical clash with Customs and Border Protection agents over a week before he was fatally shot.

► Senate Democrats laid out their demands for a curtailing of federal enforcement policies as they seek to use their limited political leverage to block spending. Without an agreement by Friday, the government will partially shut down.

► Republican discomfort over the killing of Pretti and the unpopularity of Trump’s tough approach left GOP senators dancing, once again, on the head of a political pin. In a break with the administration, Senate Majority Leader John Thune said he’d like to see an independent investigation. Many Republicans seemed cool toward Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, who maligned Pretti after his death, but most are still unwilling to openly cross Trump by calling for her dismissal. Democrats have pledged to push for Noem’s impeachment if she’s not fired.

► The dire possibilities of continued political tensions were underscored when a man sprayed a foul-smelling substance (now believed to be apple cider vinegar) on Minnesota Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar Tuesday night. Trump’s callous reaction dented any hopes he’d react to the tragedies amid an operation he ordered by calling for calm.

Demonstrators shout against the presence of federal immigration agents outside the Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on January 28, 2026.

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The gaping divide over immigration

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National outrage over the killing of Pretti forced Trump’s hand in withdrawing the bombastic Border Patrol chief Greg Bovino from the state and sidelining Noem by sending Homan. Trump and several other senior officials also tempered their rhetoric, albeit temporarily.

But a fundamental political divide lies behind the Minneapolis crisis. If the tactics designed to meet ambitious administration deportation targets appear sufficiently draconian, they may encourage other migrants to self-deport or not to attempt to enter the country at all.

The administration accuses Democratic jurisdictions including Minnesota and Minneapolis of refusing to cooperate with federal operations and of actively hampering them through political speech that encourages demonstrations.

This approach is a pillar of Trump’s domestic project, even if it’s unpopular with Americans outside his base. That’s one reason it will be so hard for the White House to fold.

“Trump ran and won on fixing this. It wasn’t some minor footnote in his platform. It was one of the fundamental, defining policies of his 2024 campaign,” Missouri Sen. Eric Schmitt said on Wednesday. “That promise was one of the key reasons the American people sent him back to the White House.”

President Donald Trump delivers remarks at the Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium in Washington DC, on January 28, 2026.

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In addition, many Republicans perceive a fleeting moment to implement policies that they’ve long championed.

“This is something that has to be accomplished, and if it can’t be accomplished with President Trump’s presidency, then are we ever going to be able to get it done?” Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, who has cooperated with federal officials, said on Fox News’ “Ingraham Angle” on Tuesday.

Public anger may force Trump to adopt a less aggressive approach. But it’s also possible this administration — especially under the influence of immigration hardliners like deputy White House chief of staff Stephen Miller — may be prepared to ignore the president’s tanking approval ratings and GOP lawmakers’ anxiety ahead of the midterms to achieve a generational goal.

Democrats believe they are on firmer political ground, since many Americans wanted tougher border security but dislike blanket deportations. Some local Democratic officials, like those in Minneapolis, refuse to allow their police forces to cooperate with federal agents on deportations.

And Trump has gone far beyond his administration’s stated intent of mainly targeting undocumented migrants with violent convictions. Many law-abiding migrants have been swept up who may lack legal status but have lived in the US for years. Aggressive ICE operations have also mistakenly arrested some US citizens. There’ve been un-American scenes of people asked for their papers by masked agents.

“Legally, the actions that have taken place in our street are unconstitutional,” Frey said at the CNN town hall. “You can’t randomly yank off the street a person because they happen to look Somali, or they happen to look Latino. You can’t detain United States citizens, rip them away from their family, and they don’t even know where they went.”

Democrats see Pretti’s death as directly attributable to the administration’s political choices. “He was killed by two CBP agents. They pulled the trigger,” Virginia Rep. James Walkinshaw said at a vigil in Washington. “But he was actually killed by the Trump administration. He was killed by Donald Trump and Kristi Noem and Greg Bovino and Russ Vought. … And Stephen Miller … I could go on.”

The inhumanity of the administration’s approach is also weakening its political position. One case in particular has touched many hearts — that of backpack-wearing 5-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos, who was arrested with his father in Minneapolis and sent to detention in Texas. Democratic Rep. Joaquin Castro met Liam on Wednesday and shared his father’s assessment that his son was “very depressed.”

A “little bit” of de-escalation won’t placate Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, who said as he visited a makeshift memorial for Pretti on Wednesday that “I’m not so interested in shifted tone, we just need them out of here and we need accountability for what has happened.”

Trump lashes out again

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The tone doesn’t seem to have shifted that much.

Trump on Wednesday rebuked Frey for saying he would not enforce federal immigration laws. The president warned on Truth Social, “Could somebody in his inner sanctum please explain that this statement is a very serious violation of the Law, and that he is PLAYING WITH FIRE!”

Attorney General Pam Bondi wrote on social media during a visit to the North Star State on Wednesday: “We will NOT tolerate lawlessness in Minnesota. Nothing will stop us from continuing to make arrests and enforce the law.”

Vice President JD Vance asked Frey on X: “How about federal law enforcement. Should they feel safe calling 911? Right now, they don’t, because you’ve told your police officers not to help them.”

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey arrives to speak during a press conference in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on January 22, 2026.

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Sometimes harsh political rhetoric can be used to give cover for a political retreat. But this does not sound like an administration about to shelve its tough line.

The potential for detente may become clearer when Homan holds a scheduled press conference in Minneapolis on Thursday. CNN’s Alvarez and Holmes reported that possible compromises could lie in a federal pledge for more targeted operations against undocumented immigrants with criminal records and the use of Border Patrol agents to support ICE operations instead of in broad sweeps.

Senate Democrats want far more to avert a partial government shutdown. Minority leader Chuck Schumer stipulated three conditions, including tightening the use of warrants and roving patrols for ICE agents; the enforcing of codes of conduct comparable to those followed by state and local law enforcement; and for ICE agents to remove their masks and to wear body cameras.

This might constrict a major plank of Trump’s domestic agenda. But Democrats may come up against a familiar problem. Since the DHS and ICE got a funding windfall in Trump’s “big beautiful bill” legislation, their operations may not be hampered in the short term. Republicans might be able to wait out Democrats in a shutdown, as happened last year.

But a shutdown might clarify this issue. Is Trump willing to give ground on his policy on deportations, or does he simply hope to make superficial adjustments that change how it is perceived?

浙江宣传发文敦促对留学祛魅更需理性 | 联合早报

发布时间：2026-01-29T02:44:52.000Z / 来源：联合早报

反映美国贫困问题的“斩杀线”话题，引发了外界对留学课题的讨论。中共浙江省委宣传部在社交平台发文，敦促外界对留学祛魅更需理性。

中共浙江省委宣传部星期四（1月29日）在微信发文写道，海外留学生曾是高学历、高能力的代表，近些年来，随着国内教育水平不断提升，“海归”虽然光环不再像以往那么耀眼，但仍是许多城市人才引进的重点对象。

文章称，当下的中国，“天宫”游寰宇，“蛟龙”探深海，更需“聚天下英才而用之”，海外留学依然是高层次拔尖人才成长的重要途径之一。作者举例称：“在浙江这片创新创业的热土上，‘海归系’也已成为推动高质量发展的重要生力军。在未来科技城的人工智能小镇、海归小镇·传化科技城等平台，‘海归’们用创新实践诠释着‘学以报国’的深刻内涵，为各行业发展注入新活力。”

文章坦言，有些留学生走出国门后，在多元文化的碰撞中迷失方向，学业和生活都出现了偏差。但大多数出国留学的人，勤奋踏实、专注学业，认真应对各种科研、论文与考试，甚至还会抽时间打零工养活自己。

文章也说，当下中国国内舆论对留学生的评价不乏一些偏见，如“留学无用论”“海归贬值论”式消极渲染，“富二代留学”“年薪百万海归”等片面叙事，以及“崇洋媚外”等污名化标签。这些杂音让许多海外学子感觉自己“仿佛行走在灰色地带”——既难以融入他乡，又担心不被故乡理解和接纳。

作者认为，任何一个群体，只要人数足够多，都会呈现多样性特征。对留学祛魅无可厚非，但需要理性看待留学生群体，不能因为少数极端案例就一竿子打翻一船人。

文章强调，无论时代如何发展，赴外学习交流始终是提升国家科技水平的重要途径。“从100多年前的第一批留学生到现在，国际形势在变，留学目标在变，不变的是个体命运与国家实力的荣辱与共。”