SUMMARY: Fireworks for U.S. Fourth of July celebrations rely heavily on imports from China, which produces 99% of consumer and 90% of professional fireworks used in the country. The ongoing U.S.-China trade war and tariffs threaten to increase costs, creating uncertainty for small businesses and volunteer groups that fund local fireworks shows. Despite a temporary 90-day tariff pause, industry experts warn prices could soar, forcing show organizers to potentially shorten displays or substitute cheaper fireworks. Annual fundraising efforts, like those at Elephant Butte Lake State Park in New Mexico, remain crucial to maintaining traditions that celebrate national pride and community spirit.

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SUMMARY: Kilmar Abrego Garcia remains jailed in Tennessee amid concerns he could be deported before trial on human smuggling charges. His lawyers highlighted conflicting statements from the Trump administration about his immigration status, fearing immediate deportation despite pending charges. Abrego Garcia was mistakenly deported to El Salvador in March, violating a 2019 judge’s order due to credible gang threats. The administration returned him to face charges, which his attorneys call baseless. Although a judge ruled he is neither a flight risk nor a danger, concerns over ICE’s authority to deport him have delayed his release. A July hearing will reconsider his detention.

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SUMMARY: Several children’s products have been recalled due to serious safety risks. AEG Parayko’s high chairs, labeled safe for infant sleep but not meeting safety criteria, pose suffocation risks; buyers should stop use and request refunds. Baby walkers sold by Boy Roe, which fit through standard doorways, risk falls down stairs and contain unsafe lead levels; refunds are available. Bell Sports is recalling thousands of children’s bicycle helmets sold at Walmart, Target, and Amazon due to insufficient crash protection. Lastly, camping chairs by Convert have a backrest fold mechanism that can cause finger amputations or lacerations. Consumers should contact manufacturers for refunds.

Recall Roundup: June 30, 2025

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