Birthright Citizenship Fight: The ACLU and other legal groups have filed new court challenges after President Trump signed two executive orders aimed at narrowing birthright citizenship and targeting “birth tourism,” with critics warning the orders clash with the 14th Amendment and Supreme Court rulings. Local Immigration Pressure: In American Samoa, the Senate has approved a 12-month moratorium on the “special provision” in immigration law, which would pause new approvals under that clause; the House still needs to act, and the moratorium would immediately take effect if signed. Fono vs. Immigration Board: Senate confirmation for Immigration Board nominees has been put on hold as the Senate President seeks clarity on whether Fono members should continue serving. School Safety: Lupelele Elementary’s crosswalk concerns are back in focus after years of calls for a raised, marked crossing to prevent speeding-related near misses. Health-Safety Enforcement: A DOH official says some businesses ordered closed for repeated violations were pushed to reopen by senators, faipule, or directors. Deep-Sea Mining & Culture: Spiritual and community voices are intensifying opposition to U.S. plans to auction seabed mining rights near American Samoa, framing it as both an environmental threat and a cultural-moral issue. Community & Learning: A Samoa Otisi Society autism fundraiser raised over $30,000, and FCCLA students from American Samoa and beyond are attending national leadership events. Sports (Regional): Guam’s volleyball teams advanced in Oceania play, setting up matchups that include American Samoa.