TRUMP URGES HOUSE REPUBLICANS TO UNIFY AND PASS BUDGET BLUEPRINT TO END DHS SHUTDOWN (ONGOING SINCE FEB 14) AND FULLY FUND ICE AND BORDER PATROL, BYPASSING DEMOCRATS IN THE SENATE; SETS JUNE 1ST DEADLINE FOR FINAL BILL…

Former President Trump has called on House Republicans to unify in passing a budget blueprint aimed at ending the ongoing Department of Homeland Security (DHS) shutdown, which has persisted since February 14. This push could influence risk appetite among investors, particularly in sectors sensitive to government funding and immigration policy. The political maneuvering may affect capital flows into defense and border security-related assets, as well as broader market sentiment regarding legislative stability. Traders will closely watch the June 1st deadline for the final bill, as any delays or failures could exacerbate uncertainty in the markets.

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