Weekly White House recap covering May job gains of 139,000, a CBO report claiming tariffs would reduce the deficit by $2.8 trillion, ICE arrests of nearly 1,500 undocumented immigrants, and egg prices down 61% since Trump took office.
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139,000 jobs
$2.8 trillion
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13 million acres
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It was another very busy week here at the White House. So let's break it all down in this week's MAGA minute. The United states economy added 139,000 jobs in the month of May, beating expectations for the third month in a row. The Congressional Budget Office released a report stating President Trump's tariffs would reduce the US budget deficit by $2.8 trillion. And the trade deficit fell in April by more than half as a result of President Trump's America first trade. President Trump hosted German Chancellor Mears in the Oval Office for a visit, and the president took part in a roundtable discussion with the Fraternal Order of Police, who just endorsed the one big beautiful bill for the no tax on overtime provision. President Trump also delivered a rousing speech on the South Lawn of the White House at the summer soiree for administration staff and on National Egg Day. Egg prices were down 61% since President Trump took office. Promise made promise. Immigration and Customs Enforcement conducted its largest ever operation, resulting in the arrests of nearly 1,500 illegal immigrants. And the U.S. army met its fiscal 2025 recruiting contract goals four months early. The drill, baby, drill agenda rolls on. The administration has announced that we are opening 13 million acres in Alaska to mining and drilling. President Trump signed a proclamation directing an investigation into who ran the United States while sleepy Joe Biden was in office. And on foreign policy, the president held calls with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping, and the administration submitted a rescissions package to Congress that would codify all of the Doge cuts and claw back $9.4 billion for the American taxpayers. If that wasn't enough next week, we're looking forward to celebrating the Army's 250th birthday. We hope to see you there, and we'll see you next week for the MAGA minute.
