President Trump Lambastes MS-13: “They’re Animals, Animals.”

At a roundtable today in Nassau County, New York, President Donald J. Trump said that “he would slash foreign aid to countries that allow members of violent street gangs like MS-13 into the US,” the New York Post reports. “We are going to deduct a rather large amount of money from what we give them. They don’t want the people we are getting in their country,” the President said.

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The Trump Administration is set for another year of regulation trimming, according to Federal "regulatory czar" Neomi Rao, who outlined her office's Spring 2018 agenda to The Washington Free Beacon. "This spring agenda shows that this administration is well on its way to having another very strongly deregulatory year," Rao said, anticipating “pretty substantial cost savings.”

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President Trump’s approach to the trade deficit “could change the world,” Sandeep Gopalan writes in The Hill. “If Trump’s aggressive China gambit alters international trade, it will deliver a windfall for his supporters in the form of jobs, revitalized communities and related benefits,” Gopalan explains.

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Star Parker reports for Townhall that White House Senior Adviser Jared Kushner deserves “much of the credit for raising the profile on the importance” of prison reform and for “recruiting the broad base of support.” The legislation Kushner has advocated for “establishes new tools for prison management to conduct ongoing risk assessments of each prisoner, evaluating the likelihood of the prisoner recommitting a crime,” Parker writes.

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In The Washington Post, Hugh Hewitt describes President Trump’s massive impact on the Federal bench. “Someday, conservative critics of President Trump will have to reconcile their vehement opposition to him with their love of the Constitution,” Hewitt argues.