Today’s Big Story…

President Trump hosted El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele at the White House, strengthening their alliance and striking a deal on enhancing deportations.

The meeting focused heavily on illegal immigration, with Trump praising Bukele’s role in detaining alleged gang members deported from the U.S. They discussed expanding the use of El Salvador’s mega-prison, CECOT, to house more deportees, including those accused of being part of gangs like MS-13 and Tren de Aragua. Trump expressed enthusiasm for sending additional illegals to CECOT, describing it as a cost-effective solution for U.S. immigration challenges.

Bukele, in turn, reaffirmed his commitment to accepting deportees, noting El Salvador’s financial gain of $6 million for housing them. The deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia to CECOT was discussed, and Bukele refused to return him when asked by the press, calling him a potential terrorist. Trump further suggested exploring the legality of sending U.S. citizen criminals to CECOT, though he acknowledged constitutional hurdles. Trump also lauded Bukele’s “iron-fist” approach as a model for tackling crime.

Another Big Story…

17-year-old Wisconsin teen Nikita Casap has been charged with killing his parents as part of a plot to gain the resources and freedom to assassinate President Trump.

Court documents say he belonged to a satanic cult with anti-Christian and anti-Western beliefs. Investigators uncovered a manifesto calling for Trump’s assassination, bombings, and other attacks. He faces state charges for two counts of first-degree murder and hiding the corpses of his parents, along with federal charges related to the assassination plot.

My Thoughts…

I think the partnership and working relationship with Trump and Bukele is key to facilitating the deportations of the worst of the worst. While I think Trump will have trouble attempting to convince Congress to ship dangerous citizen criminals to CECOT, it’s worth exploring. I would even support the expansion of CECOT to truly strike fear into illegal aliens and criminals as a reminder of where they will end up. I think Nikita Casap should be sent there to set an example.

The Administration…

• President Trump marked Holy Week with a Sunday statement on Truth Social and will attend several Easter events, including a Wednesday dinner featuring Marine Corps Band hymns, Christian opera by Charles Billingsley, prayers, and presidential remarks.

• Trump slammed 60 Minutes for biased and misleading coverage. He accused the show of editing a past Kamala Harris interview to make her appear "coherent" before Election Day and criticized the program's latest reports on him as "highly inaccurate," calling CBS "Fake News" that "just don’t get it."

• PETA praised the Trump administration for efforts to end animal testing at the FDA and EPA, saying it helps spare tens of thousands of animals annually. The FDA announced it will phase out animal testing for antibody therapies and other drugs in favor of more effective, human-relevant methods.

• All 15 Arizona counties have begun removing noncitizens from voter rolls, targeting nearly 50,000 registrants lacking proof of U.S. citizenship. The action follows a lawsuit claiming counties failed to enforce state law requiring citizenship proof and monthly checks.

• Victor Martinez-Hernandez was found guilty of murdering Maryland mother Rachel Morin in 2023. The jury convicted him of first-degree murder, rape, a third-degree sex offense, and kidnapping. Responding on Truth Social, Trump called Morin a beautiful mother of five and said her killer was a "monster who should have NEVER been here."

• U.S. stocks opened higher yesterday after President Trump temporarily exempted major tech firms from new tariffs, boosting shares of Apple and Dell. The Dow rose 421 points (1%), the S&P 500 gained 1.1%, and the Nasdaq climbed 1%.

• The U.S. Department of Transportation saved taxpayers by ending a $63.9 million grant for a Texas high-speed rail project. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the FRA and Amtrak agreed to terminate the funding, which was part of the Corridor Identification and Development Program.

Vice President…

JD Vance nearly dropped The Ohio State University’s national championship trophy during a White House celebration following the Buckeyes title win over Notre Dame in January. As Vance lifted the 24-karat gold, bronze, and steel trophy, its base fell to the ground before two players caught it.

Congress…

The Resistance…

1. Shawn Monper of Butler, Pennsylvania, who was charged with threatening to kill President Trump, also made threats against Rep. Nancy Mace on social media.

2. Obama-appointed Judge Indira Talwani blocked the Trump administration’s move to end deportation protections for hundreds of thousands of Cuban, Haitian, Nicaraguan, and Venezuelan aliens with Temporary Protected Status.

3. Stephen A. Smith is doubling down on a presidential run due to his frustration with both political parties. After ruling it out, he recently reopened the possibility, saying he’s “disgusted” with the current political landscape.

4. Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s 2021 campaign received over $300,000 in fundraising help from Gary Yu, a man listed as an official by a Chinese Communist Party intelligence front, the United Front Work Department. Yu, founder of Boston International Media Consulting and leader of a Chinese civic group, is reportedly a Chinese government recruiter.

5. Harvard University said it will not comply with the Trump administration’s demands to change its hiring, governance, admissions, and antisemitism policies. Harvard’s lawyers criticized the administration for ignoring the university’s ongoing efforts to address hate, bias, and campus security.

6. Leftist journalist Taylor Lorenz praised the UnitedHealthcare CEO killer Luigi Mangione and blasted the media for criticizing young people who view him as a hero. In a CNN interview, she mocked pundits for their outrage: “This is America — we stan murderers all the time. We even give them Netflix shows.”

7. A 45-foot nude statue titled “R-Evolution” was unveiled in San Francisco’s Embarcadero Plaza with lights, music, and performance art. It’s designed to glow and “breathe” as a symbol of strength and compassion. Instead, it’s stirred backlash, memes, and criticism over the city’s priorities.

8. A man has been arrested for allegedly firebombing a GOP office in New Mexico and a Tesla showroom. Social media buzzed over his driver’s license photo—featuring blue lipstick. The suspect, Jamison Wagner, is also linked to the group “500 Queer Scientists.”

9. Cody Balmer of Harrisburg, PA, turned himself in for allegedly setting fire to Gov. Josh Shapiro’s mansion. He admitted to hating the governor and said he used gasoline from a lawnmower, poured into Heineken bottles, to start the fire.

In Other News…

1. Jeff Bezos launched an all-female crew into space via his Blue Origin rocket, including his wife, Katy Perry, and Gayle King. Details here…

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