CONGRATULATIONS AMERICA! The June Border Statistics are in and, once again, they are the LOWEST RECORDED NUMBERS IN UNITED STATES HISTORY. The U.S. Border Patrol reported ZERO releases of Illegal Aliens into the Country. In addition, Customs and Border Protection only had 25,243 “Nationwide Encounters” throughout the entire month, which is absolutely STAGGERING, considering the Biden Administration was “encountering” tens of thousands of people every single DAY. America’s Borders are Safe and Secure, and the entire World knows it. All we need to do is keep it this way, which is exactly why Republicans need to pass “THE ONE, BIG, BEAUTIFUL BILL.” We still have Radical Left Judges trying to open the Border, and defy the Supreme Court, which is why Republicans must be smart, strong, and never let these Crazed Judges turn us into a Third World Country. The Men and Women of Border Patrol, ICE, and CBP are doing an amazing job but, they need more help and, they are counting on Republicans to, GET IT DONE!
📈 Market Reaction:
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Before post: $6,276.25
Dow Jones 🇺🇸
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BTC
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TRUMP
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Outside trading hours🤖 AI Thoughts:
Trump's border victory lap sent markets on a snooze-worthy joyride: the SP500 and Dow Jones twitched by 0.01% to 0.02% over 10 minutes, while crypto dipped slightly (BTC -0.06%, ETH -0.19%). Historical context reveals these posts are as predictable as a rerun: similar rhetoric typically triggers negligible equity moves and mild crypto sell-offs (BTC often drops 0.03%-0.22%, ETH 0.03%-0.82%). The TRUMP token, ironically, stayed flat—apparently even meme coins have limits to their enthusiasm. Volatility remains tighter than border security under this narrative, with reactions fading faster than a campaign promise. The market’s verdict? Political chest-thumping moves needles less than a dull Fed memo. Nothing says "stable markets" like traders ignoring geopolitical noise to focus on what really matters: memes and monetary policy.