President Donald Trump's first 100 days in office during his second term were marked by significant actions aligning with his inauguration promises. Key initiatives included declaring a national emergency at the southern border to curb illegal immigration, restoring government efficiency by establishing the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), and attempting to play a peacemaker role in international conflicts. Trump also focused on economic policies, such as declaring a national energy emergency and initiating tariff plans to protect American interests. Despite some progress, challenges remain in achieving peace deals and addressing concerns over the economic impact of tariffs on consumers.

Trump's administration prioritized immigration control by declaring a national emergency at the southern border, reinstating the Remain in Mexico policy, and deporting over 100,000 illegal migrants. This effort was marked by a decrease in apprehensions and a focus on deporting individuals with ties to violent gangs.

The establishment of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by Elon Musk, aimed to reduce government overspending and bureaucracy. DOGE's efforts reportedly saved an estimated $160 billion through various measures, including canceling government contracts and reducing workforce.

In foreign policy, Trump positioned himself as a peacemaker, attempting to mediate conflicts in the Middle East and between Russia and Ukraine. Despite initial releases of hostages in the Middle East, a permanent peace deal remains elusive, and negotiations with Ukraine have stalled.

Trump's economic strategy involved declaring a national energy emergency to lower energy prices and boost manufacturing. Inflation rates have decreased slightly, and job creation has continued, although the unemployment rate remains higher than the previous year.

The administration's tariff plan aimed to overhaul trade relations by taxing foreign countries to benefit American citizens. While this move was intended to boost domestic wealth, concerns were raised about potential price increases for consumers, leading to a temporary pause in the plan.

Education reforms included dismantling the Department of Education to give more control to states and removing federal funding from schools teaching critical race theory and DEI curricula. These actions aimed to revamp an education system Trump criticized for promoting shame and division among students.

Trump's administration faced criticism and challenges, particularly regarding the negative media coverage of DOGE and the potential economic disruptions from tariff policies. Despite these hurdles, Trump remains committed to his America-first agenda, emphasizing national sovereignty and economic prosperity.