#特朗普就职百日 Trump's policies and performance 100 days after his inauguration in 2024 can be analyzed from multiple aspects:

Economic Policy

During his first 100 days in office, Trump signed 142 executive orders, setting a record in modern history. He implemented radical tariff policies, imposing a universal 10% tariff on all imported goods and levying high reciprocal tariffs on several trading partners. These policies led to poor performance in the U.S. stock market, with critics blaming his trade policies for undermining economic stability. Nevertheless, Trump remained confident, believing these policies would usher in a "new economic golden age" for America.

Approval Ratings and Public Opinion

Trump's approval ratings significantly declined after his first 100 days in office. A Reuters/Ipsos poll showed that only 42% of respondents approved of his performance, while 53% disapproved. His economic management approval also dropped to the lowest level in this or the previous term, at only 36%. Despite this, Trump still referred to his first 100 days as the "most successful in American history".

Foreign Policy

In foreign affairs, Trump emphasized the "America First" policy, repeatedly mentioning China and stating that he would no longer prioritize China. He also addressed the Israeli-Palestinian issue in the Middle East, claiming he would be a "peace maker", but the actual results were not significant.

Immigration Policy

Trump's immigration policy remained simplistic and harsh, abolishing "birthright citizenship" and conducting large-scale sweeps to capture and deport illegal immigrants. These measures sparked widespread controversy and criticism.

Political Opponents and Criticism

At the 100-day rally, Trump harshly criticized former President Biden and Federal Reserve Chairman Powell, condemning their economic policies and personal performances. He also mocked Biden's appearance and policy mistakes.