Donald Trump is holding separate meetings with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on 28 July 2026, held around the funeral of Senator Lindsey Graham, who was a strong advocate in Washington for both Ukraine and Israel. His death leaves a notable gap in support for both countries, and the meetings come as each leader seeks to advance separate, pressing agendas with Trump. Separately, thousands of Haitians and Syrians could soon face deportation after the Supreme Court allowed the administration to revoke their Temporary Protected Status (TPS), a decision with major implications for long-settled immigrant communities.

Zelenskyy is looking to shore up US backing for Ukraine against Russia, and has alleged that Russia is sharing satellite imagery of American military sites in the Gulf. Netanyahu is aiming to smooth over a strained relationship with Trump while discussing the conflict with Iran and a US-brokered plan for Israel to withdraw from southern Lebanon. On TPS, roughly 30,000 Haitians in Columbus, Ohio, and 12,000 in Springfield, Ohio, are affected, with the Department of Homeland Security arguing conditions in Haiti have improved enough for return, while the Secretary of State has warned the country remains unsafe, citing suspended commercial flights and risks of crime and kidnapping. Separate polling by the Brennan Center for Justice found that political corruption is seen as a major concern by 90% of Republicans and 93% of Democrats and independents, though swing voters in Pennsylvania are split on Trump's own financial dealings with government contractors.