Trump Rejects International Law After Oregon Border Shooting

U.S. Border Patrol agents shot two people near the border in Oregon on Thursday. Officials have released few details about the incident. The shooting occurred near the community of Umatilla. One person was injured and taken to a hospital. The condition of the second person is unknown. The agency said the shooting is under investigation. On the same day, former President Donald Trump made remarks about border policy. Speaking in Michigan, he said, "I don't need international law." He was criticizing a recent ruling from the International Court of Justice. The court ordered Israel to prevent acts of genocide in Gaza. Trump said the U.S. should ignore such rulings. "We have to take care of our problems first," he said. The two events are not directly connected. They highlight ongoing national debates over border security and America's role in global institutions.