Six months of Trump: here are the strengths of his second administration

President Trump has been in office for six months, drawing campaign promises, obtaining his “major bill” by his self-imposed deadline and taking decisive measures on the world scene.

The president was sworn in power on January 20 and the Trump administration has worked at Warp’s speed from the first day.

The key principles of the first 100 days of Trump included the imposition of hard prices for Chinese imports, the beginning and the continuation of peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, and the reduction in border security in the midst of a mass deportation initiative.

The Congress sends a discount reduction package of $ 9 billion to Trump’s office after the room vote at the end of the evening

The next chapter of the second Trump administration began, with the House of Representatives, as promised, passing by “One Big Beautiful Bill” from Trump, before Memorial Day, sending him to the Senate for weeks of negotiations.

The president was sworn in power on January 20 and the Trump administration has worked at Warp’s speed from the first day. (Getty Images)

The Senate has made its changes, approved the legislation and postponed it to the chamber just in time for the lower chamber to adopt the bill before the Trump’s self-imposed deadline of July 4.

The President hosted the republican management of the Chamber and the Senate at the White House on July 4 for a signature ceremony on its historic legislation, which included key provisions which would constantly establish the individual and commercial tax alternatives included in his law on tax reductions and jobs in 2017, and would integrate new tax deductions to reduce the rights to the advice and hours of opening hours.

Trump’s second administration also focused on the new government’s efficiency ministry (DOGE), which was managed by Elon Musk. DOGE has proposed programs that Trump administration has implemented unnecessary and excessive government spending.

President Trump has been in office for six months, drawing campaign promises, guaranteeing his “major bill” by his self-imposed deadline and taking decisive measures on the world scene. (Ken Cedeno / Reuters)

Congress legislators have prepared a package of attractions – a bill to codify these DOGE cuts the law. The congress adopted this package by its deadline.

Trump juggles the Chinese Framework Trade Agreement, the Los Angeles anti-Glaces riots and the Iranian strike in Israel in 21st week in power

Trump signed the package on Friday, which blocks $ 8 billion in funding at the American Agency for International Development (USAID) and $ 1 billion to the company for public broadcasting for the rest of the fiscal year. The dollars had been allocated by the congress for the duration of the fiscal 2025.

As for Musk, his window “Special Government Employee” expired and he returned to the private sector. Shortly after, Musk started a short quarrel with the president, who chose not to extend the tensions. Trump only briefly struck his former ally and continued with business as usual, leaving Musk to a lonely diatriber on social networks.

The “Special Government Employee” window of the chief of Doge Elon Musk expired and he returned to the private sector. (Brendan Smialowski / AFP via Getty Images)

Meanwhile, on the world stage, the president ordered strikes on Iranian nuclear installations.

Trump’s historical strikes on Iranian nuclear sites in June achieved their objectives and “destroyed” and “seriously damaged” the critical infrastructure of the facilities – an assessment agreed by the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Israel and the United States.

But the supreme Iranian leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei recently published his last threat to the United States and “his dog on a leash, the Zionist regime (Israel)”, saying that Iran’s attack on us Air base Al Udeid in Qatar was only the beginning of what Tehran could launch in Washington. He warned that “an even greater blow could be imposed in the United States and others”.

Iran has until the end of August to accept a Nuclear agreement With the United States and its allies, Fox News has learned.

The American special envoy Steve Witkoff discusses strikes on Iranian nuclear installations on “the angle of Ingraham”. (Fox News / The Ingraham Angle)

Secretary of State Marco Rubio and the foreign ministers of France, Germany and the United Kingdom have established the de facto deadline, according to three sources with knowledge of a call on Wednesday among those responsible.

If Iran does not accept an agreement, it would trigger the “Snapback” mechanism which automatically repimacates all the sanctions previously imposed by the The United Nations Security council.

The sanctions were lifted as part of the 2015 Iran agreement.

Iran faces the deadline for August to accept the complete nuclear agreement or face renewed United Nations sanctions

During his first six months as president, Trump also signed a swinging order blocking travel in the United States in nearly 20 identified countries as at high risk for terrorism, visa abuse and not sharing security information.

Travel restrictions – announced under the order 14161 – apply to nationals of 12 countries, including Afghanistan, Iran, Somalia, Libya and Yemen, all considered as a “very high risk” due to terrorist activity, low or hostile governments and high visa rates.

At the national level, the president focused on the efforts on the security of the border, with border crossings at a record level.

Customs and the protection of American borders reported the lowest number of border crossings in the history recorded in June. At the national level, there were 25,228 CBP meetings, the lowest monthly number that the agency has recorded, including a “lower” of 8,024 apprehensions. Meetings include legal entrance ports, while apprehensions are arrests of those who illegally enter into the United States.

As for the prices, the Trump administration had leveled rates as high as 145% on Chinese products following the president’s reciprocal plans in April, when China retaliated against the United States with full prices. China and the United States have concluded a preliminary trade agreement in May, which said Trump China has raped In a social post of truth at the end of May.

An agreement was concluded between the United States and China in June, which includes China providing rare earth materials in the United States, and Trump will work “closely” with Chinese President Xi Jinping “to open China to US trade”.

“Complete magnets and all the necessary rare earths will be provided, in advance, by China,” said Trump in June. “Likewise, we will provide China what was agreed, including Chinese students using our colleges and our universities (which has always been good with me!). We get a total of 55%tariffs, China gets 10%. The relationship is excellent!”

Outside the White House, Trump administration agencies have held promises. (Mark Schiefelbein / The Associated Press)

The president also celebrated the 250th anniversary of the American army with a huge parade in Washington on June 14 – launching an extravagance of a year, which led to the 250th anniversary of America.

Outside the White House, Trump administration agencies have held promises.

The Obama Administration Administration “made” the interference story of the 2016 Russian elections, the documents show

The Ministry of Education has unveiled plans to reduce its workforce, ending nearly 1,400 employees in the Department of Education. The Supreme Court confirmed Trump’s decision.

The Ministry of Justice released the audio from the interview with former president Joe Biden with former special lawyer Robert Hur. Hur investigated Biden for an alleged inappropriate detention of classified files.

Congress legislators demanded that the audio of this interview be published since 2024, after the transcription of the Biden interview was strewn with errors and revealed important touches of memory.

The Ministry of Justice has also launched an investigation into the pardons of Biden its last days in power to determine if they are valid. Fox News Digital learned that the pardons, in his last weeks in power, have been signed by Autopen, with only one signed by hand – forgiveness for his son Hunter.

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Trump also ordered the Attorney General Pam Bondi to make public any testimony to the great jury concerned concerning the Jeffrey Epstein affair.

At the FBI, the CIA and the office of the national intelligence director, intelligence officials and political appointments are declaring all the files related to the Trump-Russia investigation, also known as “Crossfire Hurricane”.

Fox News Digital also reported exclusively that the former FBI director James Comey, and former CIA director John Brennan, were the subject of a criminal investigation concerning their actions related to the Trump-Russia investigation.

Emma Colton of Fox News, Diana Stancy, Elizabeth Elkind and Louis Casiano contributed to this report.