Carlos Antonio Lloga Dominguez, tied to one of the largest espionage networks found on American soil, faces deportation proceedings.
The DEA wants to make it illegal to sell or possess 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH).
The proposed changes are expected to make it easier and faster to build new nuclear reactors.
The not-yet-final plan would also make online marketplaces display FCC IDs and could reach third-party electronics they warehouse or ship.

A couple who starred in a Netflix documentary about climbing skyscrapers were arrested after climbing the Empire State Building.
The Trump administration required members of the press to be escorted in specified areas of the Pentagon.
Six of the 10 cities are in central California, while the other four cities are in Texas.
The mandate went into effect July 1 despite lawsuits and opposition from state workers.
Nine other defendants were sentenced last week to decades in prison.

The declarations were made in the wake of weather-related incidents in recent months including severe storms, flooding, tornadoes, and others.
The total includes $635 million from the sale of Trump-themed meme coins.
Democratic officials have accused federal agents of acting as a secret police force. The DOJ says masks are necessary to protect them from further violence.
Disability hearing wait times have been brought down to 90 days from the previous 266.
The celebration will highlight successes of what the president calls the ‘Great American Comeback’ in his second term.
Cal-Maine, Versova, and Hickman’s Egg Ranch will also donate 53 million eggs after authorities alleged they coordinated bids to raise benchmark prices.
The Labour party appears to be uniting behind Burnham, although he could still face a contest if another MP decides to challenge him.
Once Trump receives the bill, he has 10 days to veto or sign the legislation.
Officials expect initial program enrollment to reach the millions at a cost to Medicare of between $1.3 billion and $10 billion per year.
Justices Clarence Thomas and Neil Gorsuch disagreed with the decision, saying they would examine the court’s 1964 landmark defamation law ruling.
The court will decide whether the law, which requires proof of citizenship when registering to vote, violates the National Voter Registration Act.