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But first: Father's Day gifts for every type of dad — Check out what we Skimm’d for you today June 4, 2024 [Subscribe]( [Read in browser]( [daily_skimm] But first: [Father's Day gifts]( for every type of dad --------------------------------------------------------------- [Update location]( or [View forecast]( "I’m interested in feminizing the workout space" — [Miley Cyrus]( on why she wears heels to the gym. High heels on her tippies. [Facebook]([Twitter]([Email](mailto:?body=share text%0A3Ftype%3Demailurl%26r%3DSKIMM%26utm_source%3Demail%26utm_medium%3Ddsshare%23custom) What's Happening [Hundreds of migrants continue attempting to cross the border to reach the Mexico-US border, in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico on March 29, 2024] US News Biden Is Expected To Sign Order Limiting Asylum on Southern Border What's going on: President Biden is [expected to sign an executive order]( today that will give border officials the power to quickly deport migrants who illegally cross the US-Mexico border, even if they are seeking asylum. The order would reportedly shut down asylum requests at the border when the number of migrants crossing at legal ports of entry reaches 2,500, and the border would re-open once that number drops to 1,500. In April, officials apprehended almost 130,000 migrants crossing illegally — that’s an average of about 4,000 people daily. Unaccompanied minors are likely to be exempt from the restrictions. What it means: The order stands to be the most restrictive border policy that Biden has put into place to date — and he’s taking a page out of his predecessor's playbook to do it. Biden plans to use section 212(f) of the Immigration and Nationality Act to enforce the EO, which is what former President Trump used when he attempted to ban citizens from [Muslim-majority countries]( from entering the US. That section says the president can “suspend the entry” of migrants if it “would be detrimental” to the US. The move comes as Biden has faced political pressure to address illegal immigration, a top concern among voters. Related: [Nearly Half of Unaccompanied Minors Are Representing Themselves in Immigration Court]( (ABC) [Multiracial group of students sitting at desk in classroom - stock photo] US News Religious Schools Are Getting Billions of Taxpayer Dollars Thanks to Vouchers What's going on: The Washington Post recently examined [the nation's largest voucher programs](, which can be used at almost any private school, and found that most of the money is going to religious schools. Voucher programs can offer up to $16,000 per student, and have been growing in GOP-led states. At least 20 states use some type of voucher system, and in the six states where the programs have grown particularly large, participating families have reportedly overwhelmingly chosen religious schools, with some using the funds for schools their children were already attending. The Post's analysis found that in Ohio, Wisconsin, and Indiana, over 90% of this school year's vouchers went toward religious schools. What it means: The growth of voucher programs across states comes after [recent rulings in the Supreme Court]( have blurred the lines between the separation of church and state. Supporters say vouchers give parents more options and that many see religious schools as the right choice for their children. Critics take issue with the tangling of government and religion as vouchers have become more popular. They also say vouchers divert funds from public schools, which unlike private schools are required to cater to all students. Related: [Louisiana Is the Latest State Looking To Pay for Private School Tuition With Tax Dollars]((Axios) [Male hand holding recreational drugs - stock photo] Health The FDA Is Taking a Deeper Look at MDMA What's going on: Today, an FDA advisory panel will begin weighing whether or not to recommend the use of [MDMA-assisted therapy]( for post-traumatic stress disorder. Commonly known as molly or ecstasy, the drug is illegal under federal law. The application from Lykos Therapeutics claims the drug can help treat the disorder when used in combo with therapy sessions. About [13 million Americans]( had PTSD in 2020. Researchers have also been studying how psychoactive ingredients in some drugs can help treat disorders, like anxiety and depression. What it means: If the panel votes to recommend MDMA for the treatment of PTSD, it would put the drug on track to become the first psychedelic treatment to get the FDA’s approval. The DEA would then reportedly move to reclassify a version of the drug so patients can use it. However, there are already questions being raised about the validity of Lykos’ studies on MDMA. The FDA raised concerns that participants can easily tell when they’ve been given the drug versus a placebo, potentially affecting the results. The FDA is expected to release its decision in August. MDMA is just one of [many psychedelics]( the FDA could be taking a closer look at in the coming years. Related: [How Some Working Moms Are Staying on Top of It: Magic Mushrooms]( (WSJ) Quick Hits 💸 The next time your CEO won’t give you a raise, show [them the numbers](. --------------------------------------------------------------- 📬 These are [the top cities]( where man’s best friend likes to go after the mailman. --------------------------------------------------------------- 📱 A “[loyalty test](” could cost you your partner. --------------------------------------------------------------- ✈️ Travel insiders are confirming [what we already know](. --------------------------------------------------------------- 🧑‍🍳 Another celebrity allegedly [served up bad behavior]( at a restaurant. Let's Unpack This Why is the US pumping the brakes on Chinese EVs? [Chinese EVs on display] The [US-China trade war]( has been heating up — and electric vehicles (EVs) are caught in the middle. Last month, President Biden announced new tariffs targeting $18 billion worth of Chinese imports, including [a 100% tariff]( on EVs. The Biden admin said allowing Chinese EVs to flood the US market puts more gas in China’s tank, exposes American drivers’ data to Beijing, and could threaten domestic jobs. [One analyst]( said the tariff “virtually guarantees” that China’s EVs will never enter the US market. Bernard Yaros, Lead US Economist at Oxford Economics, told theSkimm that Biden's EV tariffs are a "symbolic" move. Tax credits from previous bills, such as the [CHIPs Act]( and the [Inflation Reduction Act](, are meant to incentivize US businesses, particularly automakers, to enhance their manufacturing capabilities. These latest tariffs are meant to further encourage businesses to not “import from abroad, but rather invest and produce domestically,” according to Yaros. "I think this is just another sign that the US is really improving its industrial policy. We’re really trying to encourage investment in sectors that are deemed strategic like semiconductors, like clean energy manufacturing." As for how the EV tariffs could affect the US economy and inflation, Yaros said it is “going to be a blip on the radar.” [Bernard Yaros] Featured Expert Bernard Yaros Lead US Economist at [Oxford Economics]( The Right Stuff [Together with]( [my fitness pal]([healthy meal bowl]( We all know protein is important, but how can you tell if you’re getting enough? Like most aspects of diet and exercise, there’s no one-size-fits-all answer. It depends on personal info, like your height, weight, gender, activity level, and what goal(s) you’re working toward. If you want help figuring out how much protein is right for your diet, Check out [MyFitnessPal](. It can determine your ideal macronutrient ratios (protein very much included), show you which of your favorite foods are protein-rich, and help you track your progress. 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Extra Credit [Cover art for "Worry" by Alexandra Tanner] Read Alert: A genuinely funny book has entered the chat. In Alexandra Tanner's novel "[Worry](," Jules is 28. She has an apartment in Brooklyn and a disappointing day job. Then her younger sister, Poppy, comes to live with her, and things get marginally more interesting (Poppy adopts a dog named Amy Klobuchar, for one). This debut novel’s observations about life in 2019 — and in your twenties — are darkly hilarious and almost too spot on. For more recs... Check out the Daily Skimm Weekend newsletter, in your inbox every Saturday and Sunday. We'll help you spend your leisure time well. Game Time [it's puzzling puzzmo typeshift game]( Start your Tuesday off right with [Typeshift](, a fun new game that challenges you to create words from a set number of letters. Warning: It’s very addicting. [Start playing](. 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