Trump's 50 days in office: White House lists achievements

"Today, President Donald J. Trump marks 50 days in office and he has already established himself as the most consequential President of our time. The winning never stops — and President Trump is just getting started," the message reads.

The White House also provided a list of 50 victories for the American people under Trump's leadership during his first 50 days. Specifically, he:

1. ensured border security in an unprecedented way;
2. signed the Laken Riley Act into law, which came into effect. this law mandates that illegal immigrants arrested or charged with theft or violence will be detained. the law was enacted in memory of Georgia College student Laken Riley, who was killed by an illegal immigrant;
3. began deporting illegal immigrant murderers, rapists, and drug traffickers;
4. announced tariffs that level the playing field for American workers;
5. tackled the fentanyl crisis;
6. secured billions of new dollars for the US;
7. brought manufacturing back to America;
8. saved American citizens held hostage abroad (including from Venezuela, Afghanistan, Hamas captivity, Russia, and Belarus);
9. restored maximum pressure on Iran;
10. signed an executive order reinstating service and compensation for US military personnel who were discharged under the Covid-19 vaccine mandate during the Biden administration;
11. ensured the arrest of international terrorist Mohammad "Jafar" Sharifullah;
12. unleashed American energy (the US became the world’s largest exporter of natural gas, opened 625 million acres for offshore drilling, and established a national council to maximize the use of America's vast energy resources);
13. ended Biden's ban on liquefied natural gas exports;
14. amputated all pro-china and anti-american energy policies from the Biden administration that were reducing jobs;
15. put an end to the Biden administration’s abuse of the early release program for illegal immigrants;
16. strives for peace worldwide;
17. Trump signed an executive order to protect children from chemical and surgical mutilation;
18. ended the unjust practice of forcing women to compete with men in sports;
19. halting waste, fraud, and abuse in the government;
20. reforming the federal bureaucracy;
21. ended initiatives on "diversity, equity, and inclusion";
22. put an end to the ideological indoctrination of American students;
23. ended the transformation of the government into a weapon against its citizens;
24. repealed the law against American citizens (ending censorship, anti-christian bias, pardoning 23 Americans persecuted by the Biden administration, and two police officers jailed for doing their jobs);
25. Trump made life more affordable for average Americans;
26. made it official policy of the US government that there are only two genders;
27. stopped anti-semitism on university campuses;
28. reduced bureaucratic "red tape";
29. reinstated merit-based hiring;
30. increased military recruitment to the highest level in decades;
31. banned funding for UNRWA – the UN agency that employed hundreds of HAMAS and jihad militants.
32. restored the border wall – added more than 400 miles of wall built during his first term;
33. ended Biden's electric vehicle mandate;
34. put an end to the war on cryptocurrency;
35. founded the "Make America Healthy Again" commission, redirecting national focus to strengthening health rather than just fighting diseases;
36. expanded access to in vitro fertilization (IVF);
37. established the Office of Faith-Based Affairs to protect the religious freedoms of Americans;
38. restored government transparency (ordered the declassification of documents related to the assassination of US President John F. Kennedy and Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King);
39. raised standards for law enforcement agencies;
40. restored law and order in American cities (reinstated the death penalty for serious federal crimes; called on Congress to pass a crime bill that strengthens penalties for repeat offenders while also bolstering protections for police officers so they can perform their duties without fear of retribution);
41. reformed the federal disaster response system;
42. took action against so-called "sanctuary cities";
43. rolled back Biden's attempts to introduce mandatory paper straws;
44. instructed the secretary of the treasury to stop minting pennies, which cost 3.69 cents to produce;
45. halted approval of the burdensome "congestion pricing" scheme for New York;
46. forced Washington to clean up homeless camps;
47. ended China's "strangling grip" on the Panama Canal, aiming to return it to legitimate US control;
48. suspended the implementation of burdensome reporting requirements that overburden small businesses with unnecessary bureaucracy;
49. ends China's "strangling grip" on the Panama Canal, aiming to return it to the legitimate control of the US;
50. suspended the implementation of burdensome reporting requirements that weigh down small businesses with unnecessary bureaucracy.

In January, following his inauguration, Donald Trump instructed the US Special Envoy for Ukraine and Russia, Keith Kellogg, to end the war in Ukraine within 100 days. However, as The Wall Street Journal reported at the time, no one believed he could achieve this.

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