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Here is your morning brief for Thursday, April 23rd. I'm Luke Vargas for the Wall Street Journal.

We begin in Washington, where senators polling an all-nighter have pushed forward a budget

plan to fund DHS in spite of Democratic opposition and calls for restrictions on enforcement

operations. The bill, which passed by a 50 to 48 margin, will hand ICE and border patrol an additional $70 billion

and see them funded through the end of Trump's term. The bill now heads to the House.

Oil prices are climbing this morning as the conflict with Iran enters a damaging new phase

that leaves the Strait of Hormuz closed and the prospect of escalation looming. Although President

Trump has agreed to an indefinite extension of a ceasefire with Iran, tensions are continuing to flare

in the vital waterway with the U.S. and Iran now boarding ships and taking control of commercial vessels.

And in earnings, Tesla shares have slipped off hours despite the company reporting better revenue in the first quarter compared to last year and a rise in car sales.

Investors are worried about upcoming big expenditures, including a new factory for the Optimus Humanoid Robot.

Similarly, shares in Southwest Airlines are down almost 4% in off-hours trading after the company joined

other carriers in warning of rising jet fuel prices. We'll hear from American Airlines this

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