President Trump’s Return Marks New Era of Success, Prosperity – The White House

Today marks a year since President Donald J. Trump reclaimed the Oval Office, riding in on a wave of assertive promises to rejuvenate the economy, bolster border security, enhance national strength, and prioritize the American populace. In what many are calling the most productive inaugural year of any president in recent history, Trump has rolled out a series of sweeping initiatives that are touted as transformative.

From witnessing a drop in net migration for the first time in half a century to achieving the most significant reduction in homicide rates on record, alongside trillions in investments returning to American soil, peace agreements that have quieted various global conflicts, record-breaking energy production, and considerable cuts to bureaucratic red tape, Trump’s administration has been characterized by a fervent commitment to putting America First — and it seems he is just warming up.

Here’s a look at 365 accomplishments from President Trump’s first year back in office:

SECURING AMERICA’S BORDERS AND PUTTING AMERICANS FIRST

1. Achieved negative net migration in 2025, reversing a five-decade trend and reinstating U.S. authority over immigration flows for the first time in generations.
2. Facilitated the removal of over 2.6 million undocumented immigrants from the country, whether through deportations or voluntary departures.
3. Executed more than 650,000 arrests, detentions, and deportations targeting the most dangerous criminal undocumented immigrants, including killers, rapists, and gang members.
4. Deported over 400,000 undocumented individuals charged with, or convicted of, crimes.
5. Encouraged two million self-deportations by terminating incentives established during the Biden administration and restoring effective enforcement measures.
6. Reduced illegal border crossings to their lowest levels since the 1970s, effectively eliminating the so-called Biden-era border crisis.
7. Achieved a 56% reduction in fentanyl trafficking across the southern border.
8. Ended the “catch-and-release” policy, opting for detention of undocumented immigrants instead, which has led to a staggering 99.9% decrease in illegal releases into the country during the previous administration.
9. Maintained zero illegal releases into the U.S. for eight months straight, reinstating deterrence along the border.
10. Declared a national border emergency on Day One, allowing for the immediate use of necessary resources to restore order without congressional approval.
11. Deployed National Guard and active-duty military personnel to the southern border to assist enforcement and thwart illegal crossings.
12. Immediately resumed border wall construction, with significant projects launched in areas like El Paso and the Rio Grande Valley to protect against future incursions.
13. Reinstated the effective Remain in Mexico policy, ensuring that those attempting illegal crossings cannot linger in the U.S. while awaiting their asylum cases.
14. Transformed the ineffective Biden-era CBP One app into a tool guiding self-deportations.
15. Achieved a remarkable 99% year-over-year decline in migration traffic from the Darién Gap, directly addressing the source of illegal crossings.
16. Revoked over 100,000 visas associated with fraud, criminal actions, or national security threats.
17. Cancelled visas for pro-Hamas activists on college campuses, aiming to restore safety and uphold American values in educational institutions.
18. Paused visa processing for 75 high-risk nations pending enhanced scrutiny.
19. Blocked over 10,000 individuals with ties to narcoterrorism or cartels from entering the U.S.
20. Conducted 206 million checks for eligibility for taxpayer-funded programs to ensure they benefit only Americans and lawful residents.
21. Ended federal benefits for at least 1.4 million undocumented immigrants improperly receiving assistance.
22. Reduced the influx of new foreign students in the U.S. by 17%.
23. Removed 275,000 undocumented immigrants from Social Security roles, ensuring the integrity of the program.
24. Expanded ICE’s enforcement capabilities by aggressively hiring and reallocating resources, doubling the workforce and attracting over 220,000 applications — the largest recruitment in the agency’s history.
25. Increased federal detention capacity nationwide, including the establishment of the largest migrant detention center in U.S. history, ensuring those detained remain so, rather than being released back into communities.
26. Implemented English proficiency requirements for commercial truck drivers to bolster roadway safety, sidelining over 9,500 non-compliant foreign drivers.
27. Restored the Department of Homeland Security’s Victims of Immigration Crime Engagement (VOICE) Office to support victims of crimes committed by undocumented individuals.
28. Rescued 62,000 missing migrant children from exploitative networks linked to illegal immigration — most of whom were lost during the previous administration.
29. Reduced the number of unaccompanied minors crossing into the U.S. to unprecedented lows.
30. Utilized the Alien Enemies Act to deport members of the brutal Tren de Aragua gang.
31. Revoked Temporary Protected Status for over 500,000 migrants, a decision upheld by the Supreme Court.
32. Suspended refugee resettlement initiatives, slashing the number of refugees permitted entry into the U.S. to ensure safety.
33. Terminated temporary protected status for several high-risk nations, including Somalia, Venezuela, and Haiti.
34. Signed seven Safe Third Country agreements to expedite deportations, successfully defending this authority in the Supreme Court.
35. Secured an agreement with El Salvador to accept deportees of any nationality, including violent offenders.
36. Added 85,000 new identities to the National Counterterrorism Center’s terrorist database.
37. Introduced the ICE “Worst of the Worst” database that publicly identifies criminal undocumented immigrants.
38. Initiated audits of Somali immigration cases amid allegations of systemic fraud in Minnesota.
39. Discontinued federal funding for left-leaning NGOs that facilitated or encouraged illegal immigration.
40. Established five national defense zones along the southern border to counter drug and human smuggling and minimize environmental damage caused by illegal crossings.
41. Restricted entry for nationals from 39 terrorism-prone countries.
42. Targeted “sanctuary” jurisdictions that provide refuge for undocumented criminals by curtailing grant funding and other federal programs.
43. Implemented a $100,000 fee for H-1B petitions to discourage misuse of the visa system.
44. Filed multiple lawsuits against states and municipalities obstructing federal immigration laws.
45. Conducted sustained enforcement operations in “sanctuary” cities, removing thousands of criminal undocumented immigrants.
46. Pressured Canada and Mexico to take actionable steps against fentanyl trafficking into the U.S.
47. Implemented an additional 10% tariff on Chinese imports to curb the flow of illegal substances and undocumented immigrants.
48. Imposed strict sanctions against some of the most notorious cartels worldwide.
49. Signed the Laken Riley Act, mandating detention for undocumented immigrants arrested or charged with theft or violence, in memory of a college student killed by an undocumented individual.
50. Instructed the Department of Justice to pursue capital punishment for heinous crimes committed by undocumented individuals.
51. Signed an executive order to end birthright citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants.
52. Engaged in mass deportations of undocumented individuals posing a threat to public safety, including numerous convicted felons.

MAKING OUR COMMUNITIES SAFE AGAIN

53. Facilitated the largest annual decline in homicide rates in U.S. history through targeted federal crime crackdowns and ending non-enforcement policies.
54. Reversed the nationwide surge in violent crime, reducing rapes, robberies, and aggravated assaults by 6%, 19%, and 10%, respectively.
55. Achieved a 21% reduction in overdose deaths, with a consistent downward trend since President Trump’s return to office.
56. Designated fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction to swiftly dismantle trafficking networks.
57. Oversaw a 25% decrease in on-duty law enforcement deaths.
58. Launched the D.C. Safe and Beautiful Task Force, resulting in over 7,500 arrests, 735 illegal firearms confiscated, and the dismantling of over 80 homeless encampments, leading to a 60% reduction in murders post-intervention.
59. Initiated the Memphis Safe Task Force to combat violent crime, achieving the lowest murder rate in 20 years and a 40% drop in shootings.
60. Conducted focused enforcement operations in Chicago, yielding the fewest murders since 1965 and significantly reducing shootings.
61. Implemented targeted operations in New Orleans, resulting in the lowest homicide rate in half a century.
62. Dismantled transnational criminal networks including Tren de Aragua and MS-13 by designating them as terrorist organizations.
63. Oversaw a significant drop in traffic fatalities nationwide, partially due to mass deportations and the removal of non-English speaking commercial drivers.
64. Reduced illegal visits by undocumented individuals to emergency rooms, thereby freeing resources for American citizens requiring urgent care.
65. Declared Antifa a domestic terrorist organization and initiated investigations into its funding sources.
66. Captured a record number of criminals from the FBI’s Most Wanted List, surpassing the number apprehended under the Biden administration in just one year.
67. Enhanced the authority of state and local law enforcement to pursue criminals and safeguard innocent citizens.

REBUILDING AN ECONOMY FOR WORKING AMERICANS

68. Lowered gas prices to their most affordable levels in nearly five years, with prices dropping below $3 per gallon in 43 states and under $2 in 19 states.
69. Created 654,000 new private-sector jobs by rolling back regulations, offering tax relief, and restoring confidence in investment.
70. Ensured that 100% of net job growth benefited native-born Americans through strict immigration law enforcement.
71. Facilitated remarkable economic growth, with real GDP soaring by 4.3% in the third quarter of 2025 — exceeding economists’ forecasts and paving the way for continued upward momentum.
72. Oversaw the largest increase in blue-collar wages in nearly 60 years.
73. Increased real earnings in the private sector by $1,100 annually, recovering some of the $2,900 loss in purchasing power that workers experienced under the previous administration.
74. Contained inflation at a mere 2.4% since President Trump assumed office — a substantial drop of 70% from its previous peak.
75. Stabilized inflation through enforced fiscal discipline, curbing excessive spending growth, and restoring policy credibility, leading to multi-year lows in core inflation.
76. Achieved the lowest mortgage rates in three years by stabilizing mortgage-backed securities markets, making housing more affordable.
77. Facilitated an increase in existing home sales to the strongest pace observed in three years as income growth outstripped home price increases.
78. Witnessed a historic stock market recovery, with major indices consistently reaching new record highs.
79. Signed the Working Families Tax Cut, providing the largest middle-class tax relief package in modern history and safeguarding 5.9 million jobs.
80. Honored campaign pledges by eliminating taxes on tips, overtime, and Social Security for seniors.
81. Delivered unparalleled tax relief for small businesses and critical sectors, building on the successful Tax Cuts and Jobs Act from his first term and paving the way for future prosperity.
82. Secured congressional approval for a $9 billion rescissions package, permanently canceling wasteful expenditures — including taxpayer funding for NPR and PBS.
83. Terminated foreign aid programs that did not align with America First principles through a $5 billion budget cut.
84. Slashed wholesale egg prices by 89% following intervention and regulatory relief.
85. Enabled a 4% nominal increase in weekly wages within the private sector, significantly outpacing inflation.
86. Directed credit card companies to cap interest rates at 10% to provide much-needed relief to consumers.
87. Lowered the trade deficit to its most minimal level since 2009 through stringent tariff enforcement and reciprocal trade pressure.
88. Initiated the largest deregulation effort in U.S. history, yielding $5 trillion in savings.
89. Created Trump Accounts, a tax-advantaged savings initiative for newborns that could amount to $300,000 by adulthood, inspiring immense private sector support.
90. Secured approximately $10 trillion in new domestic investments, revitalizing American manufacturing.
91. Allocated $12 billion in direct aid to American farmers through USDA emergency support to recover from losses incurred during the Biden administration.
92. Negotiated extensive soybean purchase agreements with China and Bangladesh, reopening crucial export markets.
93. Approved $50 billion for rural healthcare funding — the largest investment in rural hospitals ever.
94. Stabilized rent growth to its slowest pace since 2021.
95. Reduced weekly jobless claims to their lowest levels in years.
96. Implemented measures to lower housing costs, including Treasury-backed mortgage bond purchases and a ban on large-scale institutional investors buying up housing supply.
97. Achieved the strongest year for new vehicle sales since 2019, with major automakers like Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis reporting significant sales growth.
98. Oversaw price reductions for both new and used vehicles.
99. Revoked burdensome Biden-era fuel economy standards that would have inflated the cost of new vehicles by nearly $1,000, benefitting consumers by billions.
100. Opened the Pacific Remote Islands Marine National Monument to commercial fishing, reversing a prior ban and boosting the economies of American Samoa and other Pacific islands.
101. Executed executive actions to enhance American seafood competitiveness by reducing regulatory burdens and addressing unfair foreign trade practices.

CHAMPIONING AMERICAN WORKERS AND AMERICAN INDUSTRY

105. Unveiled a strategy for fair and reciprocal trade, making it clear that the U.S. will no longer accept unfavorable terms and demanding equitable market access for American exports.
106. Secured enhanced trade agreements with major partners covering over half of global GDP — including nations like the United Kingdom, European Union, Japan, and China.
107. Boosted tariff revenues, collecting $300 billion through expanded enforcement and new trade policies.
108. Reduced the trade deficit to its lowest since 2009.
109. Propelled U.S. exports to their second-highest value ever recorded.
110. Restored a 25% tariff on steel imports and elevated aluminum tariffs, ensuring protection for critical American industries — a move welcomed by various trade associations.
111. Invoked Section 232 tariffs to shield U.S. critical minerals and semiconductor supply chains.
112. Slowed the growth of the federal deficit through rescissions and prudent spending control.
113. Expanded skilled-trade training programs via Labor grants and executive initiatives.
114. Approved significant expansions in U.S. auto manufacturing following incentives aimed at reshoring jobs.
115. Greenlit new heavy equipment and appliance manufacturing facilities across the country.
116. Enhanced domestic semiconductor manufacturing capabilities through strategic trade enforcement and industrial policy measures.
117. Finalized a national security agreement regarding TikTok to safeguard American data by placing the platform under U.S. ownership.
118. Directed the Treasury to cease penny production, thereby saving taxpayers from recurring losses and modernizing U.S. currency.
119. Ordered the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau — which had served as a funding source for leftist advocacy groups — to halt its operations, effectively dismantling a regulatory weapon that burdened lawful lenders.
120. Paused enforcement of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, reducing extraterritorial overreach that disadvantaged American firms abroad.
121. Pressured Canada to withdraw its digital services tax after trade negotiations stalled, protecting American tech firms from discriminatory taxation.
122. Launched USDA’s National Farm Security Action Plan, treating food and agriculture as national security and strengthening supply chains against foreign threats.
123. Outlined a visionary Sovereign Wealth Fund plan to manage the $5+ trillion in U.S. assets, enhancing national financial resilience.
124. Delivered the strongest first-year economic performance in contemporary history, pairing lower inflation with tax relief and investment under America First trade enforcement.
125. Announced new tariffs on foreign-produced films to bolster the American film industry.
126. Signed an executive order to restore domestic manufacturing of prescription drugs and promote the production of essential medicines, leading to substantial new investments.
127. Established an Onshoring Portal to connect small businesses with a vast network of domestic suppliers and producers.

IGNITING AMERICAN INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY

128. Consolidated the U.S. position as the leader in artificial intelligence, attracting $2.7 trillion in tech and AI investments.
129. Secured $90 billion in AI and energy investments in Pennsylvania through direct presidential engagement and relentless advocacy.
130. Negotiated a deal for the U.S. government to acquire a 10% stake in Intel, which saw its stock value nearly double since the agreement.
131. Launched the Presidential Artificial Intelligence (AI) Challenge, inviting K-12 students and educators to participate.
132. Expanded spectrum access via FCC actions, resulting in lower costs for wireless phone plans.
133. Initiated the FCC’s “Build American Agenda,” enhancing wireless competition and advancing high-speed infrastructure development.
134. Announced the relocation of U.S. Space Command to Huntsville, Alabama, creating 30,000 jobs and attracting hundreds of billions in investment.
135. Confirmed the U.S. will return to the moon before President Trump’s term concludes.
136. Unveiled America’s AI Action Plan to maintain U.S. leadership in artificial intelligence.
137. Signed legislation repealing the burdensome Biden-era “DeFi Crypto Broker Rule,” marking a historic first for cryptocurrency regulation signed into law by a president.
138. Established a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve to manage U.S. crypto assets obtained through criminal or civil forfeiture.
139. Signed the GENIUS Act into law, creating the first-ever regulatory framework for stablecoins in the U.S.
140. Put an end to Operation Choke Point 2.0, the Biden-era crackdown on digital assets.

REASSERTING AMERICAN LEADERSHIP ON THE WORLD STAGE

141. Ended the Israel–Hamas conflict by instituting a ceasefire framework, negotiating hostages’ release, and enacting a transformative Gaza Peace Plan aimed at restoring security and prosperity in the region.
142. Brokered a resolution to the 12-Day War between Israel and Iran.
143. Facilitated peace agreements between Armenia and Azerbaijan, India and Pakistan, and the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda.
144. Secured normalization between Kosovo and Serbia and peace between Egypt and Ethiopia.
145. Established a U.S.-backed framework for resolving the Ukraine–Russia conflict, setting enforceable ceasefire benchmarks and reconstruction incentives.
146. Restored maximum pressure on Iran and dismantled its nuclear weapons capabilities through coordinated military actions, sanctions, and intelligence efforts.
147. Directed the Secretary of State to ensure U.S. foreign policy always prioritizes American interests and citizens.
148. Mandated that all foreign policy initiatives align with presidential directives, ensuring career diplomats reflect U.S. interests.
149. Initiated the construction of a next-generation missile defense system to safeguard the homeland against contemporary threats, securing initial funding through the Working Families Tax Cuts Act.
150. Expanded rewards for designated narcotics and transnational crime targets, including a historic $50 million bounty for the now-captured Nicolás Maduro.
151. Negotiated with NATO allies for an unprecedented increase in defense spending to 5% of GDP — a remarkable achievement that was previously deemed unattainable.
152. Convinced Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino to withdraw from China’s Belt and Road Initiative, a scheme often criticized as debt-trap diplomacy.
153. Authorized lethal strikes against narcoterrorist vessels supplying fentanyl to the U.S., resulting in significant losses for narcoterrorist organizations.
154. Achieved a ceasefire with Houthi terrorists in Yemen, restoring freedom of navigation in the Red Sea for U.S.-flagged ships.
155. Designated the Iran-backed Houthis as a Foreign Terrorist Organization.
156. Secured the capture of the long-sought narcoterrorist Nicolás Maduro, paving the way for potential prosecution in the U.S.
157. Signed a joint statement of intent with Canada and Finland to bolster icebreaker production and counteract Russian influence in the Arctic.
158. Negotiated an agreement with Venezuela to receive 30-50 million barrels of sanctioned oil.
159. Seized sanctioned Venezuelan oil tankers to disrupt funding for the Maduro regime.
160. Imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court for overstepping its jurisdiction over U.S. matters.
161. Reinstated the Mexico City Policy to prevent taxpayer funding for foreign organizations involved in or promoting abortion.
162. Ordered embassies globally to exclusively display the American flag, eschewing activist flags.
163. Rejoined the Geneva Consensus Declaration, which promotes opportunities for women and girls globally while protecting the family unit.

FORGING A STRONGER, MODERNIZED MILITARY FORCE

187. Met or exceeded recruitment goals for all military branches by restoring pride and clarity of mission, returning the Armed Forces to a state of excellence.
188. Invested more in the military than in decades, modernizing capabilities with advanced technology and replenishing depleted stockpiles, ensuring troops are among the best-equipped in history.
189. Enhanced U.S. military capabilities through expedited weapons development and procurement reforms.
190. Integrated artificial intelligence into U.S. defense strategies and operations.
191. Improved military readiness by reversing declines brought about by previous diversity mandates.
192. Distributed a sizable $1,776 Warrior Dividend to nearly 1.5 million service members.
193. Reduced the VA benefits backlog by 60% through management reforms, countering a 24% increase under the previous administration.
194. Processed a record three million veterans’ disability claims in the past year.
195. Opened 25 new VA healthcare clinics to enhance veterans’ access to medical services.
196. Permanently housed 51,936 homeless veterans, the highest number in seven years, utilizing VA services.
197. Reinstated benefits for service members discharged under COVID vaccine mandates instituted by the previous administration.
198. Restricted transgender individuals from enlisting in the military.
199. Revised physical and grooming standards in the military to uphold the highest operational standards.
200. Stopped taxpayer funds from being allocated for sex-change surgeries among military personnel.
201. Directed the Department of Defense to dismantle ineffective diversity initiatives that hindered mission readiness.
202. Reformed VA home loan protections to prevent foreclosures among veterans.
203. Strengthened efforts to combat veteran homelessness through coordinated federal-state initiatives.
204. Enhanced support programs for military families.
205. Signed an executive order exempting national security agencies from federal collective bargaining, bolstering national, border, and energy security.
206. Expanded the U.S. defense industrial base to reduce dependency on foreign suppliers.
207. Bolstered cyber defenses to protect against foreign threats.
208. Dismissed the Boards of Visitors for the Army, Air Force, Navy, and Coast Guard after years of ideological influence infiltrating military academies.
209. Restored Fort Liberty, North Carolina, to “Fort Bragg” in honor of a World War II hero.
210. Renamed Fort Moore, Georgia, back to “Fort Benning” in recognition of a World War I hero.
211. Expanded U.S. space security initiatives to protect American satellites.
212. Disrupted global terror financing networks via Treasury sanctions.
213. Blacklisted numerous Chinese companies aimed at curtailing intellectual property theft.
214. Enhanced intelligence sharing with allied nations.
215. Introduced the F-47, the world’s first sixth-generation fighter jet.
216. Announced the deployment of F-15EW Eagle II fighter jets to Selfridge Air National Guard Base in Michigan.
217. Conducted an unprecedented number of leader-level meetings with foreign nations, surpassing the totals of both the Obama and Biden administrations at similar points.
218. Declared May 8 as “Victory Day for World War II” and November 11 as “Victory Day for World War I” to honor America’s roles in these conflicts.

MAKING GOVERNMENT WORK FOR THE PEOPLE

219. Realized an estimated $215 billion in savings — about $1,335 per American taxpayer — through enhanced government efficiency initiatives.
220. Signed 228 executive orders, swiftly implementing key campaign commitments without unnecessary delays — the most in a single term in decades.
221. Disbanded discriminatory “diversity, equity, and inclusion” offices and practices across the government, reinstating merit-based hiring.
222. Eliminated race- and sex-based hiring preferences within the executive branch.
223. Directed agencies to dismantle Biden-era federal censorship efforts, restoring free speech protections.
224. Ended federal funding for gender transition procedures for minors through executive action and regulatory enforcement, curtailing these practices nationwide.
225. Put an end to the practice of allowing women to compete against men in sports, prompting the NCAA and local athletic organizations to revise their rules.
226. Officially established the policy that there are only two sexes recognized by the U.S. government.
227. Pardoned pro-life advocates wrongly pursued by the Biden administration.
228. Launched comprehensive investigations into government abuses, aiming to restore fairness and trust in public institutions.
229. Rolled out new merit-based hiring initiatives to ensure government recruitment is based solely on qualifications, particularly targeting the FAA.
230. Significantly downsized the federal bureaucracy, ensuring government serves taxpayers by cutting waste and inefficiency.
231. Terminated tens of thousands of contracts across federal agencies, translating to significant savings for taxpayers.
232. Revoked the burdensome electric vehicle mandate and reinforced this decision with a congressional resolution.
233. Eliminated job-killing regulations to spur innovation, lower costs, and prioritize American workers.
234. Achieved an astounding 129-to-one ratio in cutting federal regulations, far surpassing the rate of deregulation during President Trump’s first term.
235. Implemented nationwide election integrity measures through executive action, strengthening verification processes and ensuring compliance with federal laws.
236. Signed an executive order mandating that federal public buildings be constructed in classical architectural styles to honor tradition and inspire civic pride.
237. Initiated the process to dissolve the Department of Education and return control of education to the states after over $3 trillion spent with minimal results.
238. Signed an executive order dismantling censorship practices.
239. Signed an executive order to safeguard religious freedoms.
240. Signed an executive order to protect Second Amendment rights.
241. Released previously classified records related to President John F. Kennedy’s assassination without redactions.
242. Made public previously classified documents regarding the assassinations of Senator Robert F. Kennedy and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., as well as the disappearance of Amelia Earhart.
243. Revoked Hunter Biden’s taxpayer-funded Secret Service protection due to his controversial actions.
244. Directed the administration to take all necessary actions to uphold Americans’ constitutional rights against overreach.
245. Signed an executive order to ban the use of paper straws.
246. Ended federal funding for risky gain-of-function research abroad.
247. Instructed federal agencies to uphold religious expression in the workplace.
248. Answered 65% more calls to the Social Security Administration than the previous year.
249. Reduced average response times for calls to the Social Security Administration to mere single digits.
250. Enhanced Social Security benefits for seniors while keeping promises not to alter existing benefits.
251. Revoked waivers allowing certain colleges to misallocate federal funds intended for low-income students and students with disabilities to undocumented immigrants.
252. Cancelled taxpayer-supported mortgages for undocumented individuals.
253. Terminated the impractical “Climate Corps” work program initiated during the Biden administration.
254. Disbanded the ineffective Federal Executive Institute, which had become a breeding ground for bureaucratic inefficiency.
255. Held higher education institutions accountable for their discriminatory “diversity, equity, and inclusion” policies and for fostering anti-Semitism on campuses, reaching settlements with institutions like Northwestern University and the University of Pennsylvania.
256. Signed an executive order prohibiting COVID-19 vaccine mandates in federally funded schools.
257. Restored the name “Mount McKinley” to North America’s highest peak.
258. Reversed the IRS expansion seen during the Biden administration.
259. Proclaimed “Gulf of America Day” after the Department of the Interior officially updated its mapping database.
260. Designated English as the official language of the United States.
261. Developed “retire.opm.gov,” a revamped platform automating federal retirements after decades of outdated record-keeping.
262. Oversaw a significant reduction in federal employment, effectively addressing waste and inefficiency that has long plagued the bureaucracy.
263. Compelled bureaucrats to return to in-office work, increasing the percentage of federal employees on-site by 30% in Q2 of 2025.
264. Revoked security clearances for over 100 deep state actors involved in politicizing intelligence, including high-profile figures from both sides of the aisle.
265. Signed an executive order to modernize American workforce programs, preparing citizens for high-paying skilled jobs of the future.
266. Reinstated critical reports canceled by the Biden administration, such as the July Cattle Report, providing farmers with essential data.
267. Ousted members of The Trump-Kennedy Center’s Board of Trustees for promoting radical ideologies at taxpayer expense.
268. Improved the average disaster loan approval time to just 17 days, streamlining recovery efforts for affected communities.
269. Unveiled a comprehensive plan to overhaul the nation’s air traffic control system, enhancing safety and efficiency in air travel.
270. Conducted numerous investigations into higher education institutions for alleged racial discrimination in admissions and scholarships.
271. Established the White House Faith Office to protect Americans’ religious liberties.
272. Maintained the most transparent and accessible administration in modern history, with President Trump engaging with the press for over 13,400 minutes at 74% of his public events.
273. Significantly increased the presence of credentialed reporters in the White House, ensuring broad representation from diverse backgrounds.
274. Restored press privileges for around 440 journalists who were silenced during the previous administration.
275. Ordered the immediate declassification of all FBI documents related to the flawed Crossfire Hurricane investigation.
276. Convincingly pressured various corporations, including Disney and Goldman Sachs, to abandon harmful “woke” practices.
277. Eliminated the unpopular vehicle stop-start requirement that inflated costs for consumers.
278. Authorized the production of affordable and efficient “tiny cars,” overturning regulations that inhibited their development.
279. Directed the Office of the Federal Register to expedite publication times and reduce costs, allowing agencies to restore freedoms more efficiently.
280. Resumed collections for defaulted student loan borrowers following a five-year pause, reminding institutions of their obligations to support those borrowers.
281. Cancelled waivers that allowed California and other states to impose their own emissions standards and electric vehicle mandates.
282. Ordered federal agencies to maintain a hiring ratio of one new employee for every four departures.
283. Signed executive orders to safeguard taxpayer finances against waste, fraud, and abuse, modernizing payment systems.
284. Applied pressure on Citibank to terminate politically motivated “de-banking” policies.
285. Signed an executive order to eliminate anti-American propaganda from federal museums and national parks.
286. Signed an executive order ensuring individuals are not criminalized for violating obscure regulations.
287. Enhanced enforcement to ensure states lawfully preserve SNAP benefits for eligible Americans only.
288. Released a comprehensive review of so-called “gender-affirming care,” finding no solid medical or scientific basis for its irreversible effects.
289. Ended all beagle experimentation at the National Institutes of Health campus.
290. Revoked the Biden-era ban on fossil fuels in federal buildings, ensuring efficient energy sources are utilized to lower taxpayer expenses.
291. Ordered states to maximize parental options in selecting the safest educational environments for their children.
292. Instituted automatic rescissions of outdated regulations on American energy production and innovation.
293. Signed an executive order reforming the nation’s higher education accreditation system to ensure quality, high-value education free from discrimination and bias.
294. Implemented a landmark executive order abolishing “disparate-impact liability,” which mandated discrimination to achieve race-based outcomes.
295. Strengthened probationary periods in federal service, ensuring a merit-based workforce that serves the public effectively.
296. Erected large American flags on the White House grounds as a symbol of national strength.
297. Achieved the fastest rate of Senate confirmations for cabinet-level positions in recent memory, with most appointees confirmed within the first month.

MAKING AMERICA HEALTHY AGAIN

298. Implemented Most Favored Nation drug pricing agreements with 16 major pharmaceutical companies, guaranteeing Americans access to the same low prices as those in other developed nations.
299. Revamped the President’s Council on Sports, Fitness, and Nutrition, reinstating the iconic Presidential Fitness test for youth.
300. Passed the Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act, restoring whole and 2% milk in schools to improve child nutrition.
301. Phased out eight artificial food dyes, replacing them with four natural alternatives.
302. Made substantial progress in the initiative to Make America Healthy Again, with approximately 40% of the U.S. food industry committing to eliminate artificial dyes from products.
303. Launched the Great Healthcare Plan, a comprehensive effort designed to lower drug prices, premiums, and out-of-pocket costs.
304. Introduced Operation Stork Speed to enhance the availability of safe, reliable, and nutritious infant formula for American families.
305. Signed an executive order reclassifying marijuana to Schedule III, facilitating medical research and patient access.
306. Modernized the foster care system through an executive order, expanding support for youth transitioning out of care.
307. Adjusted childhood vaccine recommendations from 72 shots for 17 diseases to 11 “consensus vaccines,” allowing for additional vaccines upon parental request after consultations with doctors.
308. Expanded access to in vitro fertilization (IVF) through executive action.
309. Doubled funding for childhood cancer data initiatives.
310. Approved 67 new drugs, surpassing both five-year and 20-year averages in drug approvals.
311. Launched a $50 million autism data science initiative to unlock underlying causes and improve outcomes.
312. Invested $61.9 million in strengthening nutrition within Head Start programs, providing fresh, healthy food to over 100,000 families.
313. Established the Make America Healthy Again Commission to investigate and address the root causes of America’s growing health crisis, with a focus on childhood chronic illnesses.
314. Signed waivers enabling states to exclude junk food from their SNAP benefits programs.
315. Removed COVID-19 vaccines from the recommended list for healthy children and pregnant women.
316. Committed to publishing taxpayer-funded studies online for free, promoting transparency and empowering public research.
317. Closed loopholes allowing ingredient manufacturers to use chemicals lacking safety data in food products.
318. Initiated new studies to investigate autism more thoroughly.
319. Withdrew the U.S. from the World Health Organization.
320. Released groundbreaking dietary guidelines prioritizing whole, nutrient-rich foods over processed items.
321. Eliminated black-box warnings on menopause hormone therapies to improve access to women’s health services.
322. Ensured strict enforcement of the Hyde Amendment, prohibiting taxpayer funding for elective abortions.

UNLEASHING AMERICAN ENERGY DOMINANCE — AND COMMON SENSE

323. Declared a National Energy Emergency to unlock the full potential of American energy resources and reduce costs for families.
324. Set a new liquefied natural gas (LNG) export record, becoming the first nation to export over 100 million metric tons of LNG in a single year.
325. Rolled back Biden-era drilling restrictions, approving nearly 6,000 applications for oil and gas drilling on federal and Native American lands — a 55% increase from the previous year.
326. Reopened hundreds of millions of acres for oil, gas, and coal production.
327. Approved the opening of 13.1 million additional acres for coal leasing, tripling the benchmarks established by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act to restore American energy dominance.
328. Achieved record-breaking domestic oil and natural gas production following expanded leasing and permitting efforts.
329. Greenlit advanced nuclear energy projects through Department of Energy support, with several reactors slated to be operational by July 4, 2026.
330. Revived America’s Clean Coal industry by investing hundreds of millions and rolling back decades of overregulation.
331. Put a stop to numerous Biden-era Green New Deal projects, including a $7.5 billion federal EV charger initiative that had constructed only a handful of stations by mid-2024.
332. Established the National Energy Dominance Council at the White House to guide initiatives aimed at achieving energy independence.
333. Directed the administration to swiftly implement measures to prevent the spread of invasive carp in the Great Lakes region.
334. Revoked the 2009 Obama-era Endangerment Finding, which imposed considerable regulatory costs.
335. Eliminated costly Biden-era Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards, projecting savings of $109 billion over five years for Americans.
336. Empowered consumer choice in everyday products, including vehicles and household appliances, saving U.S. consumers tens of billions.
337. Abolished unnecessary water pressure standards that rendered household appliances less effective and more expensive.
338. Withdrew the U.S. from the Paris Climate Agreement and other globalist climate initiatives.
339. Identified vast reserves of natural gas and oil in the Permian Basin, totaling 28.3 trillion cubic feet and 1.6 billion barrels, respectively.
340. Successfully negotiated for major tech companies to cover full electricity costs for their data centers.
341. Returned tens of billions of dollars from Green New Deal expenditures to American taxpayers.
342. Streamlined crucial infrastructure projects by slashing red tape, including those necessary for wastewater treatment and highway improvements.
343. Eliminated the Diesel Exhaust Fluid requirement, saving farmers $727 million annually.
344. Halted the construction of offshore wind turbines that posed environmental risks.
345. Generated over $350 million from oil and gas lease sales, surpassing total revenues collected during the entirety of the Biden administration.
346. Launched a pathway to expedite permitting processes for energy projects, countering environmental regulations that have hindered growth.
347. Signed historic energy export agreements, including a $100 billion deal with South Korea and a $200 billion agreement with Japanese energy company JERA.
348. Fast-tracked uranium mining projects to bolster national security and reduce dependence on foreign sources.
349. Streamlined energy and critical minerals permitting processes to a maximum of 28 days.
350. Distributed significant energy revenues to oil-and-gas-producing states.
351. Secured an agreement with Mexico for the immediate transfer of water from international reservoirs to Texas farmers and ranchers.
352. Reduced red tape that accounted for 60% of the costs associated with constructing new Department of Energy laboratories.
353. Reopened 1.56 million acres of the Alaska Coastal Plain for oil and gas leasing, reversing restrictions imposed by the previous administration.
354. Promoted high-assay low-enriched uranium distribution to U.S. nuclear developers as part of a commitment to harnessing all sources of safe, affordable energy.
355. Signed legislation repealing the Biden-era natural gas tax.
356. Removed bureaucratic barriers limiting water availability in California, particularly after the failure of the state’s water system during wildfires.
357. Conducted record-breaking geothermal lease sales, generating nearly $9.5 million in revenue.
358. Abolished Biden-era regulations concerning greenhouse gases.
359. Generated $24 million from leasing parcels for geothermal energy across multiple western states.
360. Signed an executive order to expand U.S. production of critical minerals to reduce reliance on China.
361. Announced new hunting opportunities across 87,000 acres within the National Wildlife Refuge System and National Fish Hatchery System, significantly increasing access compared to the previous administration.