Trump to Address Congress on Immigration, Economic Policies, and Global Strategy

President Trump will outline his administration's priorities, including immigration reforms, economic measures, and foreign policy shifts, in his first speech to Congress since returning to office.

President Trump is expected to highlight a significant drop in illegal border crossings, attributing it to his administration's immigration policies, while seeking additional funding for border enforcement.
The president will address economic concerns, including the impact of newly imposed tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China, which have sparked fears of trade retaliation and inflationary pressures.
Trump plans to advocate for making his 2017 tax cuts permanent and propose measures to reduce federal spending, including targeting Medicaid fraud and abuse.
On foreign policy, Trump will discuss his controversial decision to freeze military aid to Ukraine and his administration's pivot toward negotiations with Russia, as well as his stance on the Israel-Palestine conflict.
The speech will also emphasize the administration's rollback of diversity initiatives and regulatory policies, aiming to reshape federal governance and streamline environmental compliance.