Trump AI Summit, US Pulls Out Of Iraq, SCOTUS Third Country Deportations

President Trump’s recent push for AI self-regulation relies on a "morally binding" agreement with tech executives, despite lacking formal enforcement mechanisms or new legislation. Simultaneously, the administration launched an AI-powered concierge tool for government services, utilizing models from Grok and Google. In Iraq, the U.S. military has completed its withdrawal, marking a shift toward full Iraqi sovereignty, though regional partners like the Kurds express deep concern over potential security vulnerabilities. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court has allowed the administration to resume deporting immigrants to third-party countries, pending further legal review of the policy’s constitutionality. These developments highlight a broader trend of shifting regulatory and geopolitical strategies, as the administration balances reliance on private sector cooperation in technology with a more aggressive stance on immigration enforcement and a reduced military footprint in the Middle East.