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American Focus > Blog > The White House > PRESS BRIEFING BY PRESS SECRETARY KAROLINE LEAVITT, DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF STEPHEN MILLER, NATIONAL ECONOMIC COUNCIL DIRECTOR KEVIN HASSETT, AND NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISOR MIKE WALTZ
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PRESS BRIEFING BY PRESS SECRETARY KAROLINE LEAVITT, DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF STEPHEN MILLER, NATIONAL ECONOMIC COUNCIL DIRECTOR KEVIN HASSETT, AND NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISOR MIKE WALTZ

Last updated: February 20, 2025 9:35 pm
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PRESS BRIEFING BY PRESS SECRETARY KAROLINE LEAVITT, DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF STEPHEN MILLER, NATIONAL ECONOMIC COUNCIL DIRECTOR KEVIN HASSETT, AND NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISOR MIKE WALTZ
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President Trump and his administration have been achieving significant milestones in the first month since his return to the Oval Office. The administration has signed a record number of executive orders, including measures to end burdensome regulations, secure the border, unleash the domestic energy sector, eliminate divisive DEI policies, cut waste, fraud, and abuse, and reinstitute “America First” trade and foreign policies.

One of the key achievements is the signing of the Laken Riley Act into law, which ensures that ICE will detain illegal aliens arrested or charged with theft or violence. Additionally, the Senate has confirmed 18 Cabinet-level nominees, more than at this point under the Obama administration in 2009 and double the pace of the Biden administration in 2021.

Kash Patel is expected to be confirmed as the next director of the FBI, and President Trump will host his first official Cabinet meeting at the White House. The President has also met with leaders from Israel, Japan, Jordan, and India, with upcoming visits from France’s President Emmanuel Macron and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

Transparency and accessibility to the press have been a priority for President Trump, as he has taken questions from reporters almost daily on various topics. The administration has also engaged with local media outlets to reach a wider audience.

Key policy experts, including Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy Stephen Miller, Director of the National Economic Council Kevin Hassett, and National Security Advisor Mike Waltz, have highlighted the administration’s accomplishments in various areas. These include tackling inflation, reciprocal trade agreements, and revitalizing the energy sector.

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In terms of foreign policy, the administration has made significant strides in promoting peace and stability. President Trump has engaged with world leaders to address conflicts and work towards peaceful resolutions. Efforts to secure the release of American hostages and combat terrorism have been successful.

The administration is focused on reducing government spending, eliminating waste, and ensuring that taxpayer dollars are used effectively. This includes cuts to the IRS and other agencies to streamline operations and improve efficiency.

Overall, the administration’s first month has been marked by a commitment to delivering on campaign promises, promoting transparency, and working towards peace and prosperity both domestically and internationally. President Trump’s leadership has set the tone for a transformative period in American governance.

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