Trump Celebrates 100 Days in Office, Defends Immigration Policies

President Donald Trump marked the first 100 days of his second term with a rally in Michigan, where he touted his administration's accomplishments and attacked judges he accused of obstructing his immigration policies. He showcased a video of deportations and defended his use of the Alien Enemies Act to expel alleged gang members, vowing to continue mass deportations and decrying 'communist, radical-left judges.' Trump also claimed significant government reforms, including major cuts to federal agencies, though critics argue these have been indiscriminate and potentially unlawful. Despite his claims of historic success, recent polls indicate his approval ratings have declined, with many Americans expressing concerns about his handling of immigration and the economy. The rally was marked by strong rhetoric against his opponents and assurances to supporters that his administration had 'just gotten started.' Attendance at the event was lower than expected, with some attendees departing before the end of his nearly 90-minute speech.