Trump Celebrates 100 Days, Reports 95% Drop in Border Crossings

President Trump's first 100 days of his second term have been marked by aggressive policy shifts and rapid executive action, including reinstating strict border enforcement measures and significantly reducing illegal crossings. His administration claims notable drops in gas prices, expanded domestic energy production, and a renewed focus on 'America First' policies in foreign affairs, such as renewed tariffs and pressure on NATO allies. Domestically, Trump has signed numerous executive orders targeting DEI initiatives, gender policies, and government efficiency, while seeking to eliminate what he describes as 'anti-Christian' bias in federal agencies. However, several of his key initiatives, including some immigration and economic measures, have faced pushback from federal courts and questions remain about the enduring impact of certain promises, particularly regarding inflation and grocery prices. Critics note that while Trump fulfilled many campaign pledges, others are either partially complete, unfulfilled, or have had unintended negative economic consequences, such as increased tariffs potentially raising consumer costs. The administration and supporters tout these actions as decisive leadership, though independent analysis points to a mix of fulfilled, partially met, and unfulfilled promises.