#Trump100Days **Analysis of Trump's First 100 Days in His Second Term**
The first 100 days of Donald Trump’s second presidency (2025) have been marked by rapid executive actions, polarizing policies, and significant economic and social shifts. Below is a synthesis of key developments and their implications, drawn from diverse sources:
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### **1. Economic Policies: Tariffs, Markets, and Jobs**
- **Tariffs and Trade**: Trump imposed aggressive tariffs on imports, aiming to boost domestic manufacturing. Revenue from tariffs spiked, though critics argue these costs are passed to consumers, contributing to rising prices (e.g., eggs) . The dollar also fell sharply, potentially impacting global trade dynamics .
- **Job Growth**: The Department of Labor reported 228,000 jobs added in March 2025, with gains in construction, manufacturing, and transportation. Private investments surged to $5 trillion, attributed to Trump’s “America First” agenda .
- **Market Volatility**: Despite job gains, the S&P 500 dropped over 7%, marking the worst stock performance in a president’s first 100 days since 1974 .
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### **2. Immigration and Border Security**
- **Mass Deportations**: Trump launched large-scale ICE operations, claiming to “seal the border.” Arrests for illegal crossings plummeted, though critics highlight human rights concerns .
- **Birthright Citizenship**: An executive order sought to reinterpret the 14th Amendment to deny citizenship to children of undocumented immigrants, facing immediate legal challenges .
- **Border Wall Expansion**: Construction resumed on the U.S.-Mexico border wall, funded by redirected federal funds .
