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Happy Friday, Patriots!

President Trump just scored a major legal win in the fight to protect American jobs and take on foreign trade cheats.

In a late-breaking decision, a federal appeals court smacked down a lower court ruling that tried to block Trump's signature tariffs — including the powerful "Liberation Day" duties on imports from China, Mexico, and Canada.

🔹 The court issued an emergency stay, keeping Trump's tariffs in place — for now.
🔹 It's a blow to the globalists and a big momentum shift for America First trade.
🔹 The fight isn't over, but Trump's not backing down.

This is a pivotal victory in the legal war over economic sovereignty.

The next moves will shape the future of Global Trade.

Take a look below for the rest of today's top Trump news!

—Nick

In today's email:
🔔 Trump's Tariff War Wages On
⚡️ Trump Fast-Tracks Utah Uranium Mine
📋 White House Rolls Out Merit-Based Hiring Plan
📊 Trump Cabinet Takes Over DOGE Mission
👮‍♂️ DHS Targets Sanctuary Cities for Non-Compliance

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President Trump presses forward with his bold economic vision, championing tariffs and domestic industry to shield American workers and reduce dependence on foreign supply chains. Despite fierce resistance from the left, his unwavering resolve ensures a brighter future for hardworking families across the nation.

From streamlining government to securing borders, every move reflects his commitment to putting America first. Trump's tireless efforts continue to reshape the economy, honoring his promise to prioritize American interests.

Check out all the latest developments and more below!

⚡️ Trump Fast-Tracks Utah Uranium Mine
President Trump approved a new uranium mine in Utah on Thursday, completing the review process in just 14 days, fulfilling his January executive order to expedite critical mineral projects. The mine, operated by Consolidated Uranium, will produce up to 2.5 million pounds of uranium annually, reducing U.S. reliance on foreign supplies for nuclear energy and medical isotopes. The rapid approval aligns with Trump's declaration of a national energy emergency, reversing restrictions from the Biden era to boost domestic energy production. The project, located in San Juan County, is expected to create over 100 high-paying jobs and support local communities. This marks the first mining project greenlit under Trump's streamlined permitting process, with more expected to follow.

📋 White House Rolls Out Merit-Based Hiring Plan
The Trump administration introduced a new merit-based federal hiring plan on Thursday, directing agencies to prioritize qualifications over race and gender in recruitment. The initiative implements a bipartisan law passed in 2024, aiming to restore fairness in federal employment following the reduction of over 100,000 federal jobs. The Office of Personnel Management issued detailed guidelines to agencies, emphasizing skills and experience to fill critical roles efficiently. The plan is part of Trump's broader agenda to streamline government operations and eliminate diversity-based hiring practices. It also includes measures to expedite hiring processes, targeting a 25% reduction in recruitment timelines to strengthen the federal workforce.

📊 Trump Cabinet Takes Over DOGE Mission
Following Elon Musk's departure from the Department of Government Efficiency on Thursday, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt announced that President Trump and his entire Cabinet will lead the ongoing efforts to streamline federal operations. The DOGE initiative, originally spearheaded by Musk, achieved significant savings by cutting $175 billion in government waste, including $160 billion from terminating 2,300 federal contracts. Amy Gleason serves as the acting administrator, overseeing daily operations, while Steve Davis, a former Musk aide, manages key logistical aspects. Leavitt emphasized that the Cabinet's collective leadership will maintain the momentum of these reforms to enhance government efficiency.

👮‍♂️ DHS Targets Sanctuary Cities for Non-Compliance
The Department of Homeland Security released a list of 10 sanctuary jurisdictions yesterday, accusing them of obstructing federal immigration enforcement by refusing to comply with detainer requests for illegal aliens. The list, published on the DHS website, includes major cities like Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York City, which the department claims harbor dangerous criminals, endangering public safety. DHS reported that these jurisdictions failed to honor 1,750 detainer requests in the past year, including for individuals charged with serious crimes like murder and sexual assault. Secretary Kristi Noem emphasized that the list aims to pressure these jurisdictions to assist ICE in removing criminal illegal aliens from American communities.

President Trump delivers remarks on tariffs at the White House in Washington.

🔔 Trump's Tariffs Reinstated by Appeals Court🔔

On Thursday, a federal trade court in New York initially blocked President Trump's sweeping tariffs, including a 10% levy on imports and targeted duties on Canada, Mexico, and China, ruling that he exceeded his authority under the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act. However, that decision, which aimed to halt Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs designed to address trade deficits and fentanyl trafficking, was quickly stayed by a federal appeals court on Friday, allowing the tariffs to remain in effect pending further review.

The tariffs are part of Trump's broader economic strategy to protect American industries and reduce reliance on foreign supply chains, particularly for critical pharmaceutical ingredients and manufacturing components. The trade court's ruling has sparked debate, with some noting that the three-judge panel included individuals with past affiliations to Democratic causes, though the appeals court's intervention ensured continuity of Trump's policies. The stay provides time for the administration to appeal the trade court's decision, with potential escalation to the Supreme Court.

Trump's tariffs aim to stimulate domestic production by incentivizing companies to manufacture in the U.S., addressing trade imbalances that he argues pose a national security risk. Vice President JD Vance emphasized the urgency of these measures, highlighting a national emergency in the drug supply chain, where foreign adversaries threaten access to essential medical supplies. He further clarified that the tariffs target critical sectors, not consumer goods like plastic toys, to safeguard American consumers and industries. T

The temporary reinstatement of tariffs has stabilized markets, with estimates suggesting the effective U.S. tariff rate remains at about 15%, compared to a potential drop to 6% without the stay. The policy has prompted negotiations with trading partners, as the administration seeks to balance economic protectionism with global cooperation. As the legal process unfolds, the administration continues to advocate for policies that enhance national security and economic resilience.

U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Argentine President Javier Milei.

🍟 Quick Bite News 🍟

🌐 Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. revealed that the U.S. and Argentina are collaborating to create an alternative international health system to replace the World Health Organization, focusing on gold-standard science and freedom from political control. The initiative follows both nations' decisions to withdraw from the WHO, citing concerns over its corruption and authoritarian tendencies. Kennedy announced the joint effort during a meeting with Argentina's Health Minister, aiming to establish a new framework for global health governance. The plan seeks to prioritize transparency and national sovereignty in health policy decisions.

🔍 The FBI is investigating a sophisticated plot to impersonate White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, where an unknown individual used AI-generated voice technology to contact prominent Republicans and business executives, seeking pardons and cash transfers. The scheme involved hacking Wiles's cellphone contacts, granting the impersonator access to private numbers of influential figures, including GOP lawmakers and governors. Reported on May 29, 2025, the investigation aims to uncover the perpetrators behind this orchestrated effort to exploit Wiles's identity.

🕵️‍♂️ Republican Senators John Cornyn and Eric Schmitt announced on Thursday, that they will co-chair a Senate hearing next month to investigate former President Joe Biden's cognitive and physical decline during his term, focusing on allegations of a cover-up by his administration. The hearing aims to examine claims that Biden's condition was hidden from the public, potentially impacting national security and governance. The senators plan to call former White House aides and medical personnel as witnesses to provide testimony on the extent and management of Biden's health issues.

🚗 Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy unveiled the Great American Road Trip at the Department of Transportation headquarters, aiming to boost the economy by promoting tourism and American-made vehicles. The campaign, celebrating the nation's 250th anniversary, features 250 stops across the U.S. to encourage family road trips and showcase domestic manufacturing. Duffy will personally embark on a summer road trip to highlight the country's scenic beauty and support local businesses. The initiative includes a new USDOT website with travel resources to inspire Americans to explore the nation.

⚔️ A Rasmussen Reports poll conducted on May 29, found that 57% of likely U.S. voters support military action to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons, with only 30% opposing such measures. The survey highlighted strong public concern over Iran's nuclear ambitions, with 62% believing it is likely Iran will soon acquire nuclear capabilities. Support for military intervention was particularly high among Republicans (73%) and men (64%), while Democrats showed less enthusiasm, with 44% in favor.