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The [DS]/[CB] has been caught in a lie in regards to illegals in this country, where the illegals help makes the country prosper. Stephen Miller says mass migration is a transfer of wealth from Americans to illegals, corporations and the political power. Trump sends message that maybe he will be in charge of the Federal Reserve. The [DS] is panicking across the globe, the Iran scheme is falling apart, the regime is now collapsing and Trump has the upper hand. EU has now jumped in because they see the writing on the wall and wants to have negotiations with Iran. The FBI is now turning over documents showing that the 2020 election was rigged and the [DS] over through the US government. Trump has let the [DS] and the people know that he is no longer the hunted, he is now the hunter.

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The Trump Economic Reality Check: What the First Six Months Really Tell Us

A notable improvement in job creation is that, since January, all job gains have gone to native-born Americans, reversing the Biden-era trend where foreign-born workers captured a disproportionate share. Under Biden, foreign-born employment rose by 20%, compared to just 3.5% for native-born workers. In contrast, Trump-era data shows that over 500,000 new jobs through May 2025 went exclusively to native-born Americans.

Real wages are also improving. Real average hourly earnings rose 1.2 percent from February 2024 to February 2025, and 1.4 percent from March to March. Wage growth has outpaced inflation each month, giving workers increased purchasing power.

Tariff revenue has soared. In April, customs duties reached $16.3 billion, almost double March’s $8.75 billion and more than double April 2024’s $7.1 billion. By May, revenue surged to around $23 billion. From October 2024 through April 2025, total collections hit $59.2 billion, well above the $44.1 billion over the same period in FY2024. Analysts estimate 2025 tariffs could generate $2.7 trillion over 10 years if maintained, though offset by an estimated $394 billion in negative economic impact.

Trump’s tariff policy has sparked a wave of manufacturing announcements. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company committed $100 billion for five U.S. plants. NVIDIA pledged $500 billion in supercomputer partnerships, Apple committed $500 billion over four years, and Johnson & Johnson announced $55 billion in manufacturing investments. These reflect the reshoring and foreign investment goals behind the tariff strategy.

Source: thegatewaypundit.com

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Why the Fed Isn’t Cutting Rates Despite Cool Inflation

The central bank is in a holding pattern as it waits to see what worsens first: inflation or the labor market

There are good reasons to think the Federal Reserve would be preparing to cut interest rates this week due to recent improvements on inflation—if not for the risk that tariffs pose to prices.

Instead, Fed officials are on track to extend their wait-and-see posture on Wednesday.

Source: wsj.com

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