Booking his achievements … Trump celebrates the first 100 days in his second term

US President Donald Trump boasted about his accomplishments, especially in the immigration file, during a massive electoral gathering in Michigan, on Tuesday, to celebrate the 100th anniversary of his second presidential term, in his largest political event since his return to the White House.
Before leaving Washington, the White House announced his intention to reduce the customs duties imposed on cars, a step that is likely to be received and has appeared behind the platform huge electronic screens bearing the phrase “100 days of greatness”, while smaller signs were suspended over different sections of the audience with slogans such as “buy what is American, employed American” and “jobs jobs jobs”.
His strict republican administration policies on immigration led to a sharp decrease in the number of illegal transit cases on the border between the United States and Mexico, while efforts to reduce the role of the government, led by billionaire Elon Musk, have caused an earthquake in Washington.
The protective taxes imposed by his administration on America’s commercial partners aim to reshape the global economic system established by the United States after the Second World War. Trump also defended widespread expansion trends, as he refused to exclude military intervention in Greenland and Panama, and suggested that American developers contribute to converting the Gaza Strip that wars to a resort similar to the coasts of the Riviera, and even went to the extent of an inclusion of annexation Canada.

“I run the country and the world,” Trump said in an interview with The Atlantic magazine.
However, only about 4 out of 10 Americans approve the way he managed the presidency, while the rates of satisfaction with his performance in economic and commercial files came lower than that.

Trump’s support for immigration

46% of adults in the United States also expressed their support for Trump’s immigration policies, while about half of the Americans see that he was “very far” in the matter of deporting illegal immigrants residing inside the country.
On the other hand, only 33% of the Americans look positively to Musk, CEO of Tesla and the richest man in the world, while about half of them believe that the Trump administration has exaggerated its efforts to reduce the size of the government workforce.