Immigration & Civil Rights: South Florida Venezuelan families are demanding answers after ICE detentions of people with pending asylum cases, with advocates warning deportations are expanding to distant third countries. Third-Country Deportations: Guyana says it will accept the first group of U.S. deportees under a temporary agreement with strict conditions and no permanent resettlement. Voting & Citizenship Policy: DHS issued a new rule ending birthright citizenship for children born in the U.S. to certain foreign government employees, while courts continue blocking Trump-backed mail-voting restrictions. Federalism & Governance: California’s judge mail-voting ruling is hailed as a democracy win, and Michigan officials face scrutiny after emails tied to a voter-fraud case. Nonprofit & Community Service: A former Army Ranger cofounder is spotlighted for a nonprofit that pairs veterans and families with healing experiences. Public Safety & Privacy: Florida’s move to require removal of some license plate readers highlights the growing fight over surveillance and consent. Economy & Fed Watch: August job gains beat forecasts, shifting expectations for the Fed’s mid-September decision. International Conflict: Iran’s IRGC claims attacks on U.S. vessels after U.S. strikes in the Hormuz region, as Washington maps a broader postwar plan to contain Iran via Gulf partners. Digital Platforms & Government Comms: Meta restored Kerala CMO Facebook posts after government intervention, raising questions about takedowns of verified public communications.