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Happy Tuesday, Patriots!

President Trump just dropped the hammer.

The U.S. Marines have been mobilized as far-left mobs continue torching Los Angeles in a fourth straight day of anti-ICE riots.

Federal agents were attacked. Squad cars destroyed. Foreign flags flown in American streets.

Trump didn’t blink.

Now, 700 Marines are locked and loaded, backing the 2,000 National Guard troops already on the ground.

This is the biggest federal show of force on U.S. soil in decades — and Trump’s making it clear:

You don’t mess with our borders. You don’t mess with our country.

Don’t miss the rest of today’s Trump news below!

—Nick

In today’s email:
🔔 Trump Sends Marines to Support National Guard
👮‍♂️ Trump Backs Arrest Threat Against Newsom
☢️ Trump Discusses Iran’s Nuclear Deal Obstacle
💰 Senate Poised to Alter President Trump’s Tax Bill
📰 Trump Proposes Infant Investment Accounts

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✅TRACKING TRUMP✅

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As the violent battle for Los Angeles continues to spiral in Los Angeles, sparked by radical left-wing activists targeting federal immigration enforcement, the Trump administration is stepping up efforts to restore order and protect American families. What the media brands as “peaceful demonstrations” has in reality turned into dangerous interference with ICE operations - threatening public safety and emboldening lawlessness.

While Democrats stall and spin, President Trump is focused on solutions: backing law enforcement, advancing his immigration reform agenda, and standing firm against those who put politics above public safety. In the face of escalating tension, the administration remains committed to restoring stability and upholding the rule of law.

Check out all the latest developments and more below!

🔔 President Trump Sends Marines to LA Riots 🔔

For the fourth straight day, Los Angeles remains gripped by unrest as anti-ICE protests escalate into widespread riots, prompting a historic deployment of U.S. Marines to support California’s overwhelmed National Guard. What began as localized demonstrations against immigration enforcement has now become a full-blown crisis involving violent clashes, mass arrests, and a constitutional standoff between state and federal authorities.

The unrest ignited on Friday when protests broke out in Los Angeles, sparked by opposition to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations in the city. Rioters, largely organized by far-left groups, called for the abolition of ICE and demanded sanctuary protections for undocumented immigrants. But the protests rapidly turned violent, with agitators blocking highways, setting fires, and attacking law enforcement officers.

By Monday, the situation had deteriorated so badly that President Trump authorized the deployment of Marine units to reinforce the California National Guard. The move followed urgent requests from local commanders who said their forces were outnumbered and increasingly under siege. Pentagon officials confirmed that Marines are working under a “support role” but remain prepared for defensive operations if necessary.

California Governor Gavin Newsom quickly condemned the federal intervention, accusing Trump of an “illegal takeover” of the state’s National Guard. He filed a lawsuit attempting to block the deployment, although legal experts suggest the case is unlikely to succeed given federal emergency powers. “This is a dangerous abuse of authority,” Newsom said during a fiery press conference. “California does not belong to Donald Trump.”

Meanwhile, prominent Democrats have begun to distance themselves from the violent demonstrations. Senator John Fetterman publicly criticized the riots, calling them “anarchy” and warning that Democrats were losing the moral high ground by refusing to denounce the violence. “If we don’t draw a line somewhere, we are complicit,” Fetterman said.

The chaos in Los Angeles has inspired a wave of copycat protests in cities like San Francisco, Austin, and New York. In Manhattan, dozens of protesters were arrested after storming Trump Tower in what police called a coordinated effort to “sow national disruption.” Florida-based activist networks have vowed to bring similar protests to Miami and Orlando in a show of “coast-to-coast solidarity.”

Back in California, tensions remain sky-high. A large anti-ICE protest in downtown Los Angeles was declared an unlawful assembly on Sunday night after protesters clashed with police and hurled debris at officers. Dozens of arrests were made, and multiple businesses were vandalized in what LAPD described as “targeted attacks on institutions perceived as complicit with ICE.”

Newsom has not backed down from his confrontational stance, even daring former ICE Director Tom Homan to “come arrest me himself.” Homan, who has remained vocal about the need for strong immigration enforcement, called Newsom’s remarks “reckless and dangerous.” The feud between the two men has only further intensified the national spotlight on California.

Despite the state’s resistance, federal officials continue to stress that their goal is not to take over California’s security apparatus but to restore order amid escalating violence. Still, the sight of military vehicles on the streets of Los Angeles has only inflamed tensions with protest organizers, who view the deployment as proof of government overreach.

Amid the chaos, local residents and business owners are left dealing with the fallout. Several neighborhoods in central L.A. remain boarded up, and multiple schools have suspended operations due to safety concerns. The city’s mayor has urged both sides to de-escalate but has so far failed to bring an end to the violence.

🍟 Quick Bite News 🍟

🗳️ The Texas Majority PAC, funded by George Soros with a $3.1 million contribution in 2024, announced its “Blue Texas” initiative to turn Texas Democratic, following the party’s failure to win statewide races since 1994. The PAC plans to invest millions ahead of the 2026 midterms, focusing on voter outreach and supporting NGOs that advocate for decriminalizing illegal immigration. The effort, backed by Democracy PAC, aims to capitalize on Texas’s growing urban diversity, despite past unsuccessful attempts by Soros to flip the state.

👊 Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. dismissed all 17 Biden-appointed members of the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, aiming to rebuild public trust in vaccine recommendations. Kennedy plans to appoint new members to scrutinize vaccine safety and efficacy, citing public skepticism and past industry influence as justification. The move, part of a broader review of HHS scientific panels, includes replacing advisory members for the FDA’s vaccine committee to align with the administration’s health policy goals.

🤝 On Tuesday, Elon Musk posted a heart emoji in response to a clip of President Trump wishing him well, suggesting a possible easing of their public feud over the “Big Beautiful Bill.” The gesture followed Musk’s support for the administration’s handling of Los Angeles riots, despite earlier tensions fueled by his opposition to the $5 trillion tax package and unverified Epstein file claims. President Trump, speaking to reporters, welcomed the response, expressing hope for renewed collaboration with Musk to advance national priorities.

👮‍♂️ Attorney General Pam Bondi announced that the FBI identified a suspect accused of assaulting a federal officer during the Los Angeles anti-ICE riots, following a $50,000 reward offer. President Trump vowed a severe response, warning violent demonstrators that “you can run, you can’t hide,” as the administration prioritizes law enforcement safety. The suspect, linked to the attack that hospitalized an ICE agent, remains at large, with the FBI intensifying efforts to apprehend them.

🗳️ President Trump defended Israel’s decision to block and deport Greta Thunberg after she attempted to breach the Gaza blockade aboard a “selfie yacht,” calling her a “strange, angry person” pushing dangerous ideas. Thunberg and her crew were intercepted by the Israeli navy and deported after refusing to reroute, with Israeli officials accusing her of aiding pro-Hamas propaganda. Trump praised Israel’s actions as necessary for national security and criticized Western media for treating Thunberg as a hero rather than a reckless activist.

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