President Donald J. Trump and his administration have been on a winning streak, with numerous accomplishments in week seven that benefit the American people. Here is a summary of some of the key wins:
– Illegal border crossings in February hit a record low, down 94% from last February and 96% from the all-time high under the Biden Administration.
– Two illegal immigrants accused of running a major human smuggling ring were arrested.
– Manufacturing jobs saw a significant increase, with 10,000 new jobs gained in the first full month of President Trump’s administration.
– Major investments were announced, including a $100 billion investment by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company in its Arizona-based operation.
– The U.S. manufacturing sector experienced its fastest growth since mid-2022.
– Average 30-year fixed mortgage rates dropped for the seventh consecutive week.
– President Trump’s deregulation efforts have saved Americans $180 billion, with families seeing an average savings of $2,100.
– The administration took steps to increase American timber production and established the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and U.S. Digital Asset Stockpile.
– Visa restrictions were imposed on foreign officials facilitating illegal immigration and on international students linked to terrorist organizations.
– The Department of State designated the Iran-backed Houthis as a Foreign Terrorist Organization.
– The Trump Administration expedited military assistance to Israel and strengthened counterterrorism efforts.
– President Trump’s address to a joint session of Congress received high approval ratings and attracted a large audience.
– The administration launched various initiatives to promote transparency and save taxpayer dollars.
These accomplishments highlight the administration’s commitment to improving the lives of Americans and advancing the country towards a new Golden Age. With a focus on job creation, economic growth, and national security, President Trump and his team continue to deliver results for the American people.
