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"Mmmmm my mystery meat will be on store shelves very soon. I'll never eat it, but you should. Trump approved mystery meat. With the odd gopher thrown in for extra flavor," Donald J. Trump.
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The Covfefe Times​

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"Mmmmm my mystery meat will be on store shelves very soon. I'll never eat it, but you should. Trump approved mystery meat. With the odd gopher thrown in for extra flavor," Donald J. Trump.
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Trump’s beef import plan fuels online theories about horse meat​


Two recent reports — one regarding President Donald Trump’s plan to import beef to reduce skyrocketing prices and another exposing the federal government’s role in allowing wild horses to be sold for slaughter — are fueling internet theories that horse meat is being sold to the United States for consumption.
Josie Fischels
August 25, 2026
The New York Times reported last week the U.S. Bureau of Land Management is allowing the sale of wild horses to middlemen — sometimes for $25 each — who then turn around and sell the horses to slaughterhouses abroad that process them for meat. According to the report, these types of sales have surged under both Trump administrations.

The bureau vehemently denies having a role in this, stating on its website that “it has been and remains the policy of the BLM not to sell or send wild horses or burros to slaughter,” even through middlemen.

Slaughtering wild horses is illegal in the U.S. — the U.S. horse slaughter industry as a whole was effectively shut down in 2007 — but slaughterhouses for human consumption still operate in Mexico and Canada. While the industry is profitable, it is relatively small, and the market — which consists primarily of Europe and Asia — has sharply declined over the years...
 
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