President Trump claimed he did not know that the term "shylock" is considered antisemitic when he used it to describe moneylenders. Critics like the Anti-Defamation League condemned his remarks, citing harmful stereotypes about Jews. Democratic lawmakers suggested he knew better, pointing to a broader issue of antisemitism in his administration, though some Jewish supporters defended his policies over his choice of words.

On another front, Trump and First Lady Melania celebrated the Fourth of July at the White House, where he signed the Big Beautiful Bill, touting it as the most popular legislation ever, featuring significant tax cuts and spending reductions.

In immigration matters, Yvette Cooper criticized food delivery firms for misusing the immigration system and announced a push for stricter laws to enforce proper checks. Her comments followed an immigration raid that yielded no illegal workers, highlighting a need for operational changes and collaboration with France to tackle migrant issues.

The Digest, 7/4/2025 @900PM, CDT

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