Donald Trump Begins Second Term with Aggressive Agenda on Immigration, Ukraine, and Domestic Policy

The 47th U.S. president launches sweeping anti-immigration measures, pledges to end the Ukraine war in 100 days, and dismantles federal diversity initiatives.

Donald Trump has signed executive orders to deploy 1,500 additional troops to the U.S.-Mexico border and suspend refugee admissions, intensifying his anti-immigration stance.
The new administration has introduced legislation requiring mandatory detention of undocumented immigrants with certain criminal charges, with some bipartisan support in Congress.
Trump has tasked retired Lt. Gen. Keith Kellogg with achieving peace in Ukraine within 100 days, though skepticism remains about the feasibility of this timeline.
The president has threatened new tariffs and sanctions on Russia if no peace agreement is reached, while signaling willingness to negotiate with Vladimir Putin.
Trump has moved to eliminate federal diversity programs, restrict recognized genders to male and female, and shift disaster response responsibilities from FEMA to state governments.