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Trump unveils the first gold card visa, Liberation Day has now passed and the fake news and the economist are pushing doom and gloom. Trump set everything up to force the Fed to lower rates, low inflation, jobs, low energy. The Fed is trapped. The economic is going to boom, the window is closing for the [CB]. The [DS] is panicking, DOGE and Trump are figuring out how the money laundering scheme works, who is getting the kickbacks and how they over through the government. Trump made an announcement that DOGE found something incredible, could this be how they use the SS numbers to cheat in the elections, or is this about the kickbacks or something else. Trump put out the information so the [DS] makes a move. Panic everywhere.
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Trump unveils first $5 million ‘gold card’ visa
US President Donald Trump unveiled the first “gold card”, a residency permit sold for $5 million each, aboard Air Force One on Thursday.Holding a prototype that bore his face and an inscription “The Trump Card”, the Republican president told reporters that the special visa would probably be available “in less than two weeks”.https://twitter.com/WallStreetApes/status/1908019051676434850
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Trump sued over China tariffs
President Trump was sued over the 20 percent tariffs he imposed on Chinese goods iIt marks the first known legal challenge against Trump’s tariffs, which have fulfilled a campaign promise and rattled financial markets.The lawsuit contests Trump’s use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act of 1977 (IEEPA), arguing the law authorizes asset freezes and similar economic sanctions, but not tariffs.“Congress passed the IEEPA to counter external emergencies, not to grant presidents a blank check to write domestic economic policy,” the lawsuit states.The International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) of 1977 is a United States federal law that grants the President broad authority to regulate international economic transactions during a national emergency. Enacted on October 28, 1977, it’s codified under Title 50 of the U.S. Code, sections 1701-1707. The act was designed to replace the Trading with the Enemy Act of 1917, narrowing the scope of presidential powers to peacetime emergencies rather than wartime scenarios.
Under IEEPA, the President can declare a national emergency in response to an “unusual and extraordinary threat” to the U.S. national security, foreign policy, or economy that originates largely from abroad. Once declared, the President can block transactions, freeze assets, and impose economic sanctions on foreign entities or individuals. The law requires the President to notify Congress of the emergency and provide periodic updates, but it doesn’t mandate Congressional approval to maintain the emergency.
To cut your tariff, buy American stuff
So Trump’s tariffs should benefit the trade-deficit U.S. even if they ignite a trade war. But a trade war is far from inevitable. Reciprocal tariffs create incentives for countries to buy from the U.S. in order to sell to the U.S. Vietnam, for example, bought $13.1 billion from the U.S. in 2024, whereas it sold $136.6 billion to the U.S. To bring down Trump’s 46% tariff rate on Vietnamese products, Vietnam will probably negotiate with Trump, agreeing to buy more U.S. products.During his first term, Trump’s tariffs, primarily upon trade-surplus China, helped ignite a U.S. boom in which real median income in the U.S. climbed sharply. Under Biden, however, median household income fell. In fact, except for the first Trump administration, median U.S. incomes have been flat throughout the 21st century, the period during which U.S. trade deficits have been high.For the last 25 years, global trade has worked as follows. The U.S. and its people borrow money to buy stuff and go deeper into debt. The U.S. Net International Investment Position at the end of the Biden administration in Q4 of 2024 was 26 trillion dollars. This means that, on net, the United States government, its people, and its companies owe the rest of the world 26 trillion dollars more than the rest of the world owes us. U.S. annual GDP in the fourth quarter of 2024 was less than 30 trillion dollars, so the net debt is a large share of GDP already, and it has been growing fast while U.S. industry has been hollowed out.This cannot go on forever. Trump is changing the dynamics of a global trading system that has hollowed out U.S. production and buried the U.S. in debt for decades. It won’t be easy. But the new incentives Trump is putting into place hold out the hope of a better global trading system.The result could be a transition from a world in which the U.S. borrows to buy to a world in which countries trade on a more equal basis. Trump is using tariffs to grow U.S. household income, business investment, and GDP. He, thereby, could be establishing a bright, sustainable world future based upon balanced trade.Source: americanthinker.com
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vs our 2.5%, letting them dump cars here while blocking ours. The United States Reciprocal Trade Act (H.R.735) gives real teeth to counter this, letting us match foreign tariffs and nontariff barriers. Result? The goods deficit with China dropped $73B in Trump’s first term. Biden’s weakness reversed that trend, but now we’re back to putting America first—no more letting foreign markets loot our industries while hiding behind unfair rules.
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manufacturers—USMCA’s rules of origin forced production back stateside, cutting reliance on those adversarial systems. The world didn’t sign it, but their predatory tactics made it essential. Now, with reciprocal tariffs under H.R.735, we’re finally hitting back at all trade cheats—not just regional ones.
China imposes 34% tariff on imports of all U.S. products starting April 10
The Commerce Ministry in Beijing said that it will impose more export controls on rare earths, which are materials used in high-tech products such as computer chips and electric vehicle batteriesJobs Crush Expectations: 228,000 Added In March as Trump Economy Defies Critics
Employers in the United States added 228,000 workers to their payrolls in March, the Department of Labor said Friday, and the unemployment rate inched up to 4.2 percent.Economists had been expecting just 140,000 jobs would be added in March. The climb in the unemployment rate was expected.The private sector’s hiring was much stronger than expected. Economists had forecast 115,000 jobs. Businesses added 209,000 jobs.The workforce participation rate climbed from 62.4 percent to 62.5 percent.https://twitter.com/AmericaPapaBear/status/1907947224090423367
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https://twitter.com/CharlieShrem/status/1907785903877087578
a historic scale. Lower yields = trillions in interest savings. More breathing room. Less inflationary pressure. And the market is front-running it. Everyone’s watching tariffs. But this yield curve shift? It’s the real game. Trump isn’t just cutting spending— he’s restructuring America’s balance sheet in real time.
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General Motors to Expand Production at Indiana Plant Thanks to Trump’s Auto Tariffs
General Motors (GM) plans to expand production at one of its plants in Indiana thanks to President Donald Trump’s tariffs on foreign-made cars.GM executives said they will be increasing production of light-duty trucks at the automaker’s Fort Wayne Assembly Plant in Indiana, according to an excl...