Shiroi Kiba JutSu: 🇺🇸 "Liberation Day" Is Here

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

It's April 2nd and LIBERATION DAY IS FINALLY HERE!

Today is the day we put an end to other countries taking advantage of us.

For decades, other countries have ripped us off financially when it comes to trade.

For example:

Did you know that the EU imposes a 50% tariff on American dairy? 🥛

Did you know that Japan imposes an astonishing 700% tariff on American rice?📈

Did you know that India imposes an asinine 100% tariff on American agricultural products?🌽

And finally, Canada whacks us with a massive 300% tariff on American butter & cheese? 🧈

IT ALL COMES TO AN END TODAY!

Stay tuned and buckle up because it's going to be a wild one.

For now, we'll recap everything that happened yesterday in the world of Trump. Tomorrow, we'll give you all the juicy tariff details from Liberation Day!

In today's email:
🤑 Liberation day
💪 Peace through strength
🗄️ JFK files

✅TRACKING TRUMP✅

Curated by Mike Luso

Hey Team! 😎

Trump aides are reportedly considering a plan to impose 20% tariffs aimed at addressing trade imbalances and protecting American industries.

The move, dubbed by some insiders as a precursor to "Liberation Day," is intended to exert pressure on international trading partners.

This strategy is set to reshape global trade dynamics as the world watches closely, anticipating significant economic and political shifts.

More stories below!

💸 FINANCIAL FREEDOM: President Trump declared April as National Financial Literacy Month, emphasizing the importance of empowering Americans with tools and knowledge to achieve financial independence. His administration supports the responsible growth of digital assets and blockchain technology to keep the U.S. at the forefront of innovation. Trump praised the work of the Financial Literacy and Education Commission, which coordinates across federal agencies to improve financial education. He also highlighted his economic policies aimed at reducing regulations, eliminating taxes on tips and Social Security, and extending tax cuts. The President encouraged all Americans to use available resources to build secure, prosperous futures and revive the American Dream.

👶 ABORTION: The Trump administration has announced the withdrawal of tens of millions of dollars from Planned Parenthood, citing non-compliance with executive orders banning diversity initiatives and services to undocumented immigrants. The decision has sparked outrage among reproductive rights advocates, who argue the move is politically motivated. Planned Parenthood has vowed to challenge the decision in court, calling it a direct attack on women's healthcare access.

🧱 IMMIGRATION: Illegal crossings at the southern border hit a record low in March, with just 7,181 encounters—down over 95% from previous years under the Biden administration. President Trump's tough border policies have reversed the surge of illegal immigration, restoring enforcement authority to Border Patrol agents. U.S. Border Czar Thomas Homan credited the dramatic drop to Trump's leadership and called it the lowest monthly total he's seen in over 40 years. The Los Angeles Times confirms that migrant crossings have "slowed to a near halt" in key regions like California. This marks a major milestone in Trump's effort to secure the border and end the crisis.

⚖️ PRESIDENTIAL AUTHORITY: The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit has upheld President Donald Trump's authority to dismiss heads of independent agencies, reinforcing the unitary executive theory. This ruling supports the administration's position that the president possesses broad removal powers over executive branch officials. The decision is anticipated to influence future Supreme Court considerations on the extent of executive power. This development aligns with President Trump's ongoing efforts to assert greater control over independent agencies, as evidenced by recent dismissals of officials at entities such as the Federal Trade Commission and the Office of the Special Counsel.

President Trump and Kid Rock 🎸🔥🇺🇸

💪 How Trump Is Reclaiming America's Global Power 💪

Peace Through Strength

President Donald J. Trump is proving once again that strength, not weakness, is the path to peace. After four years of foreign policy disasters under Biden, the Trump Administration has made remarkable progress in restoring global stability and protecting the homeland.

Following Trump's demand for action, both Mexico and Canada deployed 10,000 troops each to help the U.S. combat illegal immigration and fentanyl trafficking at the border. Trump's move to designate drug cartels and transnational gangs as Foreign Terrorist Organizations gave law enforcement the tools to go after these violent networks and deport their members.

Illegal crossings at the southern border have dropped by 95 percent, reaching historic lows. Meanwhile, Trump forced Colombia, Venezuela, and other countries to accept their own nationals who were illegally in the United States.

On national security, Trump delivered results Biden never could. He provided the intelligence that led to the capture of the ISIS terrorist behind the Abbey Gate bombing in Kabul. His administration eliminated dozens of terrorists in Africa, including an ISIS attack planner in Somalia.

Trump has reimposed maximum pressure on Iran, hitting the regime's terror operations and nuclear ambitions. In the Red Sea, Trump launched over 200 strikes against Houthi targets, destroying their capabilities and restoring maritime security.

Globally, Trump's leadership is shifting power back to the United States. Panama exited China's Belt and Road Initiative under U.S. pressure. The Trump team also secured the release of 39 Americans detained abroad, far surpassing Biden's record.

In the Middle East and Europe, Trump continues to lead. He brokered a Gaza ceasefire to rescue hostages and brought Russia and Ukraine back to the negotiating table for the first time in years.

This is what real leadership looks like. Peace through strength is back.

🍟 Quick Bite News 🍟

💰 President Trump proposes transferring the $1.6 trillion student loan portfolio from the Education Department to the Small Business Administration. Lawmakers, including Republicans, express skepticism about the SBA's capacity to manage the complex system.

🚑 Former Speaker Nancy Pelosi has been hospitalized during a congressional visit to Luxembourg. Details about her condition are currently limited. A spokesperson for Pelosi's office stated that she is receiving medical care and remains in stable condition.

💲 Israel has announced the cancellation of all tariffs on U.S. products, marking a significant shift in trade relations between the two countries. The move is seen as an effort to strengthen the economic partnership and increase bilateral trade. U.S. officials have praised the decision, highlighting its potential to benefit American businesses and consumers.

👨‍⚖️ A judge has ordered former President Donald Trump to sit for a deposition next week in his defamation case against ABC News, marking a significant development in the ongoing legal battle. The lawsuit stems from a report alleging Trump knowingly spread falsehoods about election fraud. Legal experts say this deposition could set a precedent for how media outlets handle defamation claims from political figures.

🇨🇳 The United States has sanctioned six Chinese and Hong Kong officials, including Justice Secretary Paul Lam, for alleged involvement in transnational repression and undermining Hong Kong's autonomy. Beijing has condemned the sanctions and threatened retaliation.

🇷🇺 President Trump has threatened secondary tariffs of up to 50% on Russian oil exports, aiming to pressure Russia amid stalled Ukraine peace talks. This move could significantly impact economies of major buyers like China and India.

🏛️ Bills backed by former President Trump aimed at curbing activist judges and preventing noncitizen voting are set to go to a vote in the House of Representatives. The legislation has sparked heated debates, with critics arguing it could infringe on voting rights and judicial independence.