Trump Administration priorities

 American Action News:

After four years of economic challenges, border insecurity and decades of expansive federal overreach, the time has come to re-center our priorities on the foundational values that made America great. The second Trump administration’s first day will serve as a decisive moment to set the stage for bold action on border security, economic revitalization and government reform. Here are the key priorities and how they should begin to take shape.

1-Securing The Border And Addressing Illegal Immigration

Border security is not just a question of policy — it is a matter of national sovereignty and safety....
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2-Revitalizing The Economy And Empowering American Workers

The U.S. economy faces persistent challenges, including inflation, labor shortages, and a national debt exceeding $36 trillion. Day one will mark a commitment to rolling back the excessive regulations and executive orders imposed during the Biden years, which have burdened small businesses and discouraged domestic energy production.
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3-Reducing The Size Of Government
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5-Restoring The Mexico City Policy
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A Bold Vision For America’s Future
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The policies of the Biden administration have been a setback for the US on many levels.  A return to the Trump policies should mean a return to prosperity and safety.   Rolling back the Biden open borders policy will be a challenge rounding up all the illegals in the country especially after many countries took advantage of it by emptying their prisons.

See also:

The Times, They Are A-Changin', and Mexico Gets It, Breaking Up Two Illegal Immigrant Caravans

And:

 Homebuilders Eye Boom Amid Trump's Return, Face Tariff Risks

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