#Trump100Days In the first 100 days of his second term, President Donald Trump launched a series of ambitious and controversial policies, reflecting his campaign promise to overhaul U.S. domestic and foreign policy.
Domestic Policy
Immigration: Trump implemented a crackdown on illegal immigration, including mass deportations and the rebuilding of the border wall. He also attempted to eliminate birthright citizenship, although he faced legal challenges.
Regulation and Governance: Through 143 executive orders, Trump dismantled several federal agencies and cut diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs. He also established a Government Efficiency Department led by Elon Musk, which resulted in mass layoffs in the government sector.
Economy: His administration claimed to have created 345,000 jobs, primarily in the private sector. However, high tariffs on imported goods, especially from China and Canada, triggered market instability and concerns about inflation.
Foreign Policy
Alliances and Diplomacy: Trump adopted a non-interventionist approach, withdrawing from several international agreements and strengthening support for Israel. However, his approach to the Ukraine conflict and relations with China drew criticism for being seen as too lenient or provocative.
Public Affairs and Politics
Public Support: Although Trump claimed his term was the "most successful" in history, surveys indicated a decline in public approval ratings, with many Americans expressing concern about the direction of the nation's economic and social policies.
Democratic Party: Trump's policies triggered internal debate within the Democratic Party, with some figures calling for a tougher approach to issues such as immigration to counter Trump's political dominance.
Overall, Trump's first 100 days in his second term were marked by rapid and significant policy changes, sparking intense debate both domestically and internationally.
