NPR. This is the indicator from Planet Money. I'm Waylon Wong. I'm Darian Woods, and we're joined

today by Planet Money's Sarah Gonzalez. Sarah, it has been too long.

It always feels too long.

Sarah, you truly could not have picked a more beautiful day to come into the indicator orbit

because today is Indicators of the Week.

This is the day of the week when we talk about the most interesting numbers from the news.

On today's episode, we're talking about the Trump administration's ICE recruitment strategy.

China's world record beating trade surplus.

And pack your dipping dots.

We're going back to the moon.

I'll bring some crackers for the cheese.

Indicators of the week, Sarah, you're first.

All right.

So my indicator of the week is $100 million.

That is how much the Trump administration has set aside to spend on a one-year,

so-called wartime recruitment strategy to hire more immigration and customs enforcement workers.

So this is all according to a document that the Washington Post got a hold of.

It says that immigration officials plan to flood the market with millions of dollars worth of social media ads and to pay pro-ice social media influencers and other online creators to normalize and humanize careers at ICE through storytelling and lived experiences.

That's a quote.

Well, they're already making these, right?

I mean, I've seen footage of

videographers trailing after agents, and then they put together these slick videos and post them on

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