内容摘要：The Trump administration is seeking to accelerate mass removals of immigrants in the country illegally and third-country deportations, including Venezuelans sent to an El Salvador prison amid accusations of gang affiliation. The administration

The Trump administration is seeking to accelerate mass removals of immigrants in the country illegally and third-country deportations, including Venezuelans sent to an El Salvador prison amid accusations of gang affiliation. The administration

for O’Ward, whose team appeared to find some speed in race trim during practice Thursday but then encountered a problem Friday, when cars received the 100-horsepower boost they will use for qualifying.Instead of getting on the track early, Arrow McLaren was wheeling the No. 5 car back to Gasoline Alley.

“There was something the engineers didn’t like in the rear of the car,” O’Ward explained as he walked back to the garage. “You want to make sure everything is where it’s supposed to be, so you don’t regret not going back to check it.”Earlier in the day, O’Ward unveiledfor race day. It was designed in Germany and shipped to the U.S., where he had a devil of a time getting it delivered to his home. O’Ward spent nearly an hour on the phone during a rain delay Tuesday trying to sort out a dispute over some customs fees, and the package was only released when a woman on the Arrow McLaren team who happens to be married to a high-ranking UPS official somehow intervened.

There are several decals and markings, but most prominent is a monster painted across each side. It is an homage to Cipactli, a primordial sea monster in Aztec mythology, which the gods were said to have sacrificed and then used to create the world.“It basically devoured everything in its path, but other than that, it was sacrificed to create heaven and earth,” O’Ward said. “I think you do have to make sacrifices to achieve greatness, and that’s what we’re trying to do this year.”

He wants to make sure a whole bunch of his fans can see it, too.

The Indy 500 is expected to be sold out well ahead of the May 25 running — perhaps as early as this weekend — which means a crowd of about 350,000. O’Ward bought 300 of those tickets and gave them away to fans who bought his merchandise.Such expectations — which basically measure whether Americans are worried inflation will get worse — are important because they can become self-fulfilling. If businesses and consumers expect higher costs, they may take steps that push up inflation, like demanding higher wages, which in turn can force companies to raise prices to offset higher labor costs.

Some economists caution that the University of Michigan’s survey is preliminary and for now based on only about 400 responses. (The final version to be released later this month typically includes about 800.) And financial market measures of inflation expectations, based on bond prices, have actually declined in recent weeks.The most recent inflation readings have been mixed. The consumer price index

for the first time in five months to 2.8% from 3%, an encouraging change. But the Fed’s preferred price gauge, to be released later this month, is likely to be unchanged.The jump in inflation expectations is also a problem for the Fed because officials, including Powell, have said they are willing to let inflation gradually return to their 2% target in 2027, because expectations have generally been low. If other measures show inflation worries rising, the Fed could come under more pressure to get inflation down more quickly.