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President Donald Trump ripped Russian President Vladimir Putin for talking “bulls—“ by seemingly pretending to agree to what the GOP president labeled as now “meaningless” peace talks regarding the ongoing war with Ukraine.

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WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump and Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins were united in their messaging on Tuesday as to how the administration would handle illegal workers on farms: there will be no amnesty. Rollins addressed the matter first during a press conference at the Department of Agriculture on Tuesday morning, where The Daily Wire asked her about the president’s previous comments voicing concerns that mass deportations would disrupt the farm industry. “The president has been unequivocal that there will be no amnesty,” Rollins assured The Daily Wire, noting that Trump is focused on his promise to ensure that “we have a 100% American workforce.” “We must be strategic in how we are implementing the mass deportations so as not to compromise our food supply,” she caveated. “Ultimately the answer on this is automation, also some reform within the current governing structure…there are 34 million able bodied adults in our Medicaid program.” “There are plenty of workers in America, but we just have to make sure we are not compromising today, especially in the context of everything we are thinking about right now,” she said. Trump holds a cabinet meeting (Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Bloomberg via Getty Images) Her comments came amid claims from conservative commentators like Charlie Kirk and Steve Bannon that there was a push for the president to sign an amnesty deal. Kirk emphasized Tuesday that “people are pushing President Trump for amnesty. They are pushing him for the mass legalization of illegals.” The topic has drawn the attention of many within the conservative movement and Republican Party, who have called on the president to adhere to his promises on border security and mass deportations. And on Tuesday, as she addressed the rumors, Rollins was very frank: there would not be any amnesty deal. “So, no amnesty under any circumstances,” she told The Daily Wire. “Mass deportations continue but in a strategic and intentional way, as we move our workforce toward more automation and toward a 100% American workforce.” She pointed to the members of Congress behind her, also gathered for the press conference on the Department of Agriculture’s National Farm Security Action Plan. “And ultimately, it is the wonderful members of Congress behind me who are taking this on, fixing the current immigration system,” she concluded. During the president’s Cabinet meeting on Tuesday, the question came up again. Trump quickly responded: “There is no amnesty. What we are doing is we’re getting rid of criminals, but we are doing a work program.” Both Rollins and Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer voiced their support to the president’s statements. Rollins emphasized that mass deportations will continue in a strategic way, and the president chimed in, “We’ve gotta give the farmers the people they need but we’re not talking amnesty.” Chavez-DeRemer then added that the Department of Labor has developed a new office to answer the needs of farmers and ranchers and producers, and stressed that her office is working “not to displace the American producer.” “That does not include an amnesty program at all,” she stressed.

President Donald Trump vowed on Monday to resume weapons shipments to Ukraine as Russia continues to pound the country with airstrikes and drone attacks. Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell told The Wall Street Journal that per Trump’s orders, “the Department of Defense is sending additional defensive weapons to Ukraine to ensure the Ukrainians can defend themselves while we work to secure a lasting peace and ensure the killing stops.” “We have to, they have to be able to defend themselves,” Trump said. “They are getting hit very hard. … We’re gonna have to send more weapons.” “I’m disappointed, frankly, that President Putin hasn’t stopped,” Trump added on Monday night. Last week, it was reported that weapons shipments to Ukraine had been paused, surprising the administration in Kyiv, as well as officials in the State Department. Asked on Tuesday who ordered the pause in weapons shipments to Ukraine last week, Trump replied, “I don’t know. Why don’t you tell me?” .@kaitlancollins on Ukraine weapon shipments: “So, who ordered the pause last week?” President Trump: “I don’t know. Why don’t you tell me?” pic.twitter.com/k2YKFkbCK7 — CSPAN (@cspan) July 8, 2025 Trump, who vowed to end the war between Russia and Ukraine on his first day back in office, added that he wants to send Ukraine defensive weapons “because Putin is not treating human beings right. He’s killing too many people.” Trump’s move to restart weapons shipments to Ukraine comes after months of negotiations with Ukraine and Russia in hopes of reaching a peace agreement, but to no avail. After publicly berating Zelensky in the Oval Office in February, Trump has appeared to become more friendly with the Ukrainian president while ramping up his criticism of Putin. Trump spoke to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky last week, a conversation that Zelensky called “the most productive” talks he has had with Trump. “We discussed air defense issues, and I’m grateful for the willingness to help. The Patriot system is precisely the key to protection against ballistic threats,” Zelensky said. Trump also spoke to Russian President Vladimir Putin over the phone last Thursday and pushed him to end the war with Ukraine, a request that Putin refused, according to the Kremlin, the WSJ reported. Trump said he was “very disappointed” after the call and said they “didn’t make any progress” on a peace deal. Shortly after the phone call between Trump and Putin, Russia launched its largest drone and missile attack on Ukraine since the start of the war.