Shiroi Kiba JutSu: 🇺🇸 El Salvador President in the Oval Office

📝 From The Desk Of Clayton Keirns, Editor In Chief
📍 San Diego, CA 🌊

Happy Tuesday, Patriots!

Yesterday, President Trump welcomed Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele to the White House to showcase their HISTORIC partnership.

President Trump made it crystal clear: The President sets U.S. foreign policy—not activist judges.

Trump praised President Bukele as a "fantastic" leader helping to remove violent criminals from U.S. streets.

When asked about the Supreme Court ordering the return of a Maryland-based Salvadoran MS-13 gang member, Bukele didn't blink:

❗ "I don't have the power to smuggle a terrorist back into the U.S."

This is REAL American Diplomacy.

Keep reading for more hard-hitting Trump news below!

- Nick

In today's email:
🔔 Trump's deportation summit
🎓 Harvard funding freeze
🇨🇳 China's mineral halt

✅TRACKING TRUMP✅

Curated by Mike Luso

🎓 HARVARD FUNDING FREEZE: President Trump froze $2 billion in federal funding to Harvard University after it refused to comply with his administration's demands to curb campus protests. "Harvard's been ripping off taxpayers," he posted on Truth Social, citing unchecked spending. The move sparked cheers from conservatives, who view elite universities as out of touch. Harvard's president vowed to fight the freeze, arguing it threatens academic freedom. Social media posts showed that alumni were split, with some praising Trump's stand and others decrying censorship.

🇨🇳 CHINA'S MINERAL HALT: President Trump faced a trade hurdle as China halted exports of rare earth minerals critical to tech, auto, and defense industries. "We'll make our own supply chains," he told Fox Business, vowing to counter Beijing's leverage. The ban followed Trump's 145% tariffs, prompting fears of shortages for firms like Tesla. Industry leaders urged negotiations, while supporters backed Trump's push for self-reliance. Markets dipped slightly, reflecting uncertainty over the escalating trade standoff.

⚖️ JUDGE BLOCKS DEPORTATION: President Trump hit a legal snag when an Obama-appointed judge halted his plan to deport 530,000 migrants under a Biden-era program. "We'll keep fighting for our borders," Trump said at a Texas rally, per a White House report. The ruling protects migrants who flew legally to the U.S., infuriating Trump's base. Legal experts said the block could drag on, with appeals likely. Supporters rallied on Truth Social, demanding Congress override the judiciary.

🪖 BORDER MILITARY MISSION: President Trump launched a military operation to seal the southern border, deploying 15,000 troops to repel what he calls an "invasion." "Our country's under attack," he declared in a White House statement, citing smuggling and crime. The mission includes building barriers and aiding ICE arrests, sparking debate over Pentagon roles. Democrats warned of overreach, while conservatives hailed it as long overdue. X posts showed border state voters cheering the boots on the ground approach.

Pam Bondi, US Attorney General, and Secretary of State Marco Rubio sit nearby as President Donald Trump meets with President Nayib Bukele of El Salvador in the Oval Office of the White House April 14 in Washington, DC.

🚨 Trump's Deportation Summit: Borders, Crime, and Defiance 🚨

President Trump hosted El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele in the Oval Office, forging a deal to ramp up deportations and tackle crime, while floating a provocative idea to send some American criminals abroad. The meeting, a high-stakes display of Trump's immigration agenda, saw him praise Bukele's mega-prisons, saying, "You're helping us out, and we appreciate it," per a White House clip. Bukele urged Trump to "liberate" Americans from crime, claiming, "You have 350 million people to free," and slammed "wokeness" like men in women's sports as "violence," per Fox News.

Trump nodded along, pushing to deport "as many as we can get out" to El Salvador's facilities, while Attorney General Pam Bondi and Stephen Miller backed the plan. A tense CNN moment stole headlines when Trump blasted reporter Kaitlan Collins over, what the media has deemed, a "mistakenly deported" Maryland man, snapping, "They don't know what's happening," as Bondi called the man an MS-13 member.

The room buzzed with Trump's team - Marco Rubio, JD Vance, and Miller - doubling down on sovereignty. Bukele refused to return Kilmar Abrego Garcia, deported for being a MS-13 member, saying, "Of course I'm not going to do it," sparking liberal outrage on X. Trump mused about deporting U.S. citizens who commit violent crimes, noting Bondi was "studying the laws" to see "if we can do that," per Reuters. He listed "monsters" like subway pushers, but legal experts warned it's unconstitutional, with one telling NBC, "There's no authority for that." The administration's paid El Salvador $6 million to house over 200 deportees, mostly alleged gang members, in a prison critics on X call inhumane.

Supporters flooded Truth Social, with users hyping Trump's "genius" alliance with Bukele to "clean up America." Democrats like Chuck Schumer fired back, calling it "dangerous and outrageous" on MSNBC, arguing it erodes due process. The meeting wasn't just talk - Trump urged Bukele to build more prisons, saying, "It's not big enough," per The New York Times. Data shows ICE deported 271 criminals last week alone, per an agency report, fueling Trump's narrative of urgency. This is Trump unbound: aligning with strongmen, shrugging off courts, and betting his base loves the fight.

Melania Trump participates in egg roll races on the South Lawn of the White House Monday, April 22, 2019, during the 141st White House Easter Egg Roll.

🍟 Quick Bite News 🍟

🙏 The White House unveiled "extraordinary" Holy Week celebrations, with Trump hosting prayer events and a national Easter broadcast. "Faith matters to America," he said on Truth Social, aiming to unite Christians. Some critics called it pandering, but evangelicals praised the focus.

💾 Nvidia announced plans to build AI supercomputers in the U.S., citing Trump's push for domestic manufacturing. "We're bringing jobs home," CEO Jensen Huang said, unveiling a $500 million factory in Ohio. The move aligns with Trump's tariff exemptions, boosting tech stocks slightly.

🔒 The Social Security Administration rolled out new anti-fraud measures to protect benefits, backed by Trump's executive order. "We're stopping the scammers," Commissioner Martin O'Malley said, announcing stricter ID checks. Seniors on social media welcomed the safeguards, though some worried about access delays.

💸 DOGE canceled a $50 million VA contract for salary survey data, with Elon Musk claiming it saved taxpayers millions. "This is government waste," he posted on X, targeting bloated programs. Veterans groups worried about data gaps, but conservatives cheered the savings.

⚖️ Importers sued Trump's administration over 145% tariffs, arguing they violate trade law, in a case filed at the U.S. International Trade Court. "We're defending our businesses," said plaintiff attorney John Smith. Markets stayed steady, but many analysts debated Trump's trade legacy.