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In today’s email:
🔔 Trump Addresses Violent Attack in Colorado
⚖️ Trump Seeks SCOTUS Approval for Workforce Cuts
🩺 Trump Assures No Medicaid Cuts in Budget Bill
🤝 Trump Wants Peace Summit in Turkey
🕊️ Trump Rejects Iran Uranium Enrichment

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✅TRACKING TRUMP✅

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President Trump is once again illustrating true presidential leadership by boldly confronting violent rhetoric and implementing decisive measures to combat hate across America. Through securing our borders, holding universities accountable for dangerous indoctrination, and empowering law enforcement, he is taking the courageous steps needed to safeguard American citizens - where others have simply ignored the issues.

Undeterred by absolutely relentless opposition, Trump is pressing forward with unwavering determination to prioritize America’s interests and strengthen our economy. His true patriotism and commitment to the nation are on display, inspiring confidence in a prosperous future.

Check out all the latest developments and more below!

🔔 Trump Addresses Violent Attack in Colorado 🔔

On Sunday, a firebombing terror attack outside a synagogue in Boulder, Colorado, targeted pro-Israel demonstrators, injuring six people and amplifying concerns over rising antisemitism in the United States. The suspect, Mohamed Sabry Soliman, a 45-year-old Egyptian national who illegally remained in the U.S. since 2023, had planned the attack for over a year, driven by antisemitic hatred, according to federal authorities.

This attack is part of a broader wave of politically motivated violence against Jewish communities, with antisemitism surging across the nation. A recent report documented a 200% increase in antisemitic incidents since 2023, including vandalism, harassment, and assaults in cities across the country, reflecting a national trend where antisemitic hate crimes rose by 63% from 2022 to 2024, per FBI data. Just a week earlier, on May 22nd, two Israeli embassy staff members, both in their 20s, were fatally shot outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C., in an attack President Trump labeled as antisemitic, further highlighting the growing threat.

President Trump has attributed the escalation of such violence to former President Biden’s lax immigration policies, which he claims allowed individuals like Soliman to remain in the U.S. unchecked, with over 1.5 million visa overstays reported nationwide. The current administration has responded with a robust crackdown on antisemitism, particularly targeting Ivy League universities like Harvard, where anti-Jewish rhetoric has flourished.

On May 20th, the Department of Health and Human Services cut $60 million in federal grants to Harvard, citing its failure to curb antisemitic harassment, and plans to eliminate $100 million in contracts and its foreign visa program. These actions aim to address campus environments that have become breeding grounds for dangerous rhetoric, as noted by DHS Secretary Kristi Noem. The administration has also intensified deportations of illegal immigrants with criminal affiliations, with Trump emphasizing the need for stringent border security to prevent future attacks.

In response to the Boulder and D.C. incidents, the Trump administration has bolstered security measures for Jewish institutions nationwide. The FBI, led by Director Kash Patel, is investigating Soliman’s radicalization, noting his online posts expressing anti-Zionist and anti-American views.

The Department of Homeland Security has increased protection for synagogues and community centers, working closely with local law enforcement. Soliman faces 16 counts of attempted murder and a federal hate crime charge, with prosecutors highlighting his intent to target “Zionists.” The administration’s comprehensive approach includes engaging Jewish community leaders to develop long-term strategies to combat hate.

President Trump stands as one of the few leaders willing to confront the surge in antisemitic violence throughout the nation, taking decisive action to protect Jewish Americans. More politicians, celebrities, and community leaders must follow the President’s example and urgently address the alarming rise of politically-motivated violence fueled by hateful rhetoric to prevent further extremist attacks.

🍟 Quick Bite News 🍟

🛂 The Trump administration expects thousands of white South African refugees, primarily Afrikaner farmers facing persecution and land confiscation, to arrive in the U.S. by late summer 2025, following a surge in asylum applications. A State Department official confirmed that the initiative, launched to address claims of systematic violence by South Africa’s ANC government, will prioritize rapid processing of these refugees. The program aims to provide safety and new opportunities for these farmers, with plans to integrate them into American communities by the end of the year.

📈 A CNN poll released on June 2, 2025, revealed that the Republican Party has tied Democrats at 47% as the preferred party of the middle class, erasing a 23-point Democratic lead from prior years. The survey highlighted growing middle-class support for GOP economic policies, with 54% of respondents favoring Republican approaches to inflation and job creation. The poll also showed Democrats struggling to maintain their base, with internal party divisions and economic concerns driving voters toward the GOP.

📚 The Department of Education, under Secretary Linda McMahon, announced on Monday, that June will be recognized as Title IX Month to commemorate the 53rd anniversary of the law ensuring gender equity in education. The initiative replaces previous Pride Month designations and includes probes into Title IX violations in Colorado and Wyoming, focusing on protecting women’s rights in sports and private spaces. McMahon emphasized the department’s commitment to enforcing Title IX rigorously, aligning with President Trump’s directive to safeguard fairness for female students and athletes.

⚖️ Justice Brett Kavanaugh indicated that the Supreme Court will soon address the constitutionality of state bans on AR-15 rifles, noting their “common use” by millions of law-abiding Americans as a strong argument for Second Amendment protection. The Court declined to hear a challenge to a state assault weapons ban, but Kavanaugh, joined by Justices Alito and Gorsuch, emphasized the need to resolve conflicting circuit court rulings on the issue. Kavanaugh’s statement suggests a potential landmark decision in the next term or two, impacting the legal status of AR-15s nationwide.

👮‍♂️Two foreign nationals, Cui Guanghai of China and John Miller of the United Kingdom, were charged on Monday for conspiring to smuggle U.S. military equipment, including missiles, to China, violating export control laws. The scheme, uncovered amid the Trump administration’s recent visa crackdown, involved attempts to illegally transfer sensitive technology, prompting heightened scrutiny of foreign nationals in the U.S. The Justice Department said the charges reflect the Trump Administration’s stronger efforts to protect national security by targeting illicit smuggling networks.

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