Trump's Administration Reviews First 100 Days, Outlines Next Steps

As President Donald Trump marks the first 100 days of his second term, the White House is emphasizing achievements in domestic and foreign policy, including aggressive trade tariffs, reductions in federal government size, deregulation, and stricter immigration enforcement. Trump’s administration plans to focus on new trade agreements, peace negotiations, and further deregulation in the upcoming months, with key priorities such as expanding the border wall, mass deportations, and protecting 2017 tax cuts through legislative means. The administration has also tapped Elon Musk to lead efforts to further reduce bureaucracy and government spending. While supporters praise these actions as fulfilling conservative ambitions and reshaping America's global role, critics warn the measures undermine civil rights and strain alliances. Market analysts anticipate that the next phase could bring more business-friendly initiatives, though concerns about potential stagflation and adverse economic effects remain. The White House continues to use both traditional and new media briefings to underscore its policy accomplishments and legislative agenda.