Trump's speech to the nation's State: Our country has been restored and we have the safest borders in history

With the phrase “our nation has returned”, Donald Trump opened his speech on the State of the Nation, declaring before Congress that the “our nation's situation is strong” and that our “country is winning again”, presenting its economy, tariffs and austerity policy as the main pillar of its administration's success.

Climbing to the podium, the American president spoke of a <x0 transformation that no one has seen before”, describing the country's course over the past year as “a bend for centuries”. As he said, the economy is “urmoning as never before”, while claiming that within 12 months its administration had reduced basic inflation to its lowest level in five years and that the stock market had reached 53 record levels since the elections.

Trump reiterated the claim that the previous administration of Joe Biden created a terrible “iseconds”, referring to the worst “inflation in the country's history”, while claiming his administration attracted more than $18 trillion in its first year.

The talk focused on immigration, an issue that dominated his campaign. The president said the American border is now the strongest and safest “in American history”, adding that the phantyteel flow has decreased by 56% within a year.

“After four years of millions of illegal immigrants crossing our border without control, we now have the safest limit in history”, he said, stressing that legal entry will be allowed to them “coming to work hard and support our country”.

The public cheered “The US,”, while in some moments there were whistles from the opposition.

Trump also spoke of energy policy, repeating his commitment to boost domestic oil production (<x0) spire, drilling, drilling”), arguing that this combined with movements in Latin America, such as the operation to bring down Nicolas Maduron, would help reduce oil prices, reports the report. Reuters.

In a particularly triumphant tone, he declared that the US “was making so much money that we don't know what to do “, Mr. President, we're making so much money that we can't afford to be”.

“We received from our new friend and partner, Venezuela, over 80 million barrels of oil”, the republican president noted during his traditional speech to the “state of union” in Capitol Hill.

After being captured by the US Army on January 3rd by Venezuela's fallen president, Nicolas Maduro, and his wife, Washington made it clear that there would now be control over the exploitation of Latin American hydrocarbons, which have the largest proven oil reserves in the world.

Production currently stands at about a million barrels a day, following decades of sanctions and lack of investments that have left its infrastructure in poor condition.

In a very symbolic gesture, the president introduced the American ice hockey men's team, which won the gold medal at the Winter Olympics. Players entered the hall from the side doors and headed to their seats, under applause and cheers “U.S.A. ”

The team's presence was a debate point, as the women's team, which also won a gold medal, had rejected an invitation. Trump referred to the women's victory, noting that “will soon come to the White House”.

Before continuing his speech, he announced he intended to give the team's Presidential Freedom Presidency Medal, Connor Hellebuyck, alleging it is the highest political honour a US president could give.

The speech continued with references to the economy, energy and international policy, with the president insisting that the United States is taking over “again”.

Referring to the Supreme Court's recent ruling, which declared many of its tariffs illegal, he called development “misleading” and unfortunate “”, turning the look from four of the nine judges in the hall.

Despite the decision, he assured that tariffs “would remain in force according to alternative legal frameworks approved and fully tested” and added that “one day they could completely replace the income tax”.

When he first highlighted the word “tarifa”, the hall fell quietly and then had individual reactions while arguing that import taxes “function well”. “The Democrats know this”, he added.

At another point in his speech, Donald Trump cited a possible third mandate, repeating a claim he made in the past.

“in the first year of my second mandate”, he said, before adding immediately: “should be my third mandate. But strange things happen”.

The president and his supporters continue to claim, without evidence, that the 2020 presidential elections, which he lost to Joe Biden, were the result of fraud. These claims have been dismissed by US courts and election authorities.

Trump has also repeatedly left open the possibility of reconditing in 2028, despite the fact that the 22nd US Constitution Amendment limits the number of presidential mandates in two.

Donald Trump also announced that Vice President J.D. Vance will lead a <x0 fight against fraud”, claiming there are “corruption that is robbing America” in four Democrats-controlled states: Minnesota, California, Massachusetts and Maine.

Vance, he said, is charged with identifying cases of fraud that he said are costing US taxpayers “milliarda”.

The president said the anti-missile campaign has been under way for four months and added: “if we can find enough of this fraud, we will have a balanced budget overnight. ”

The tense moments occurred in the hall when Donald Trump called on those in attendance to stand and applaud if they agreed with the phrase: the first “task of an American government is to protect American citizens, not illegal immigrants. ”

Addressing those who sat, he said: “you should be ashamed that you didn't rise to your feet”, while running fire against the Democrat Congressman of Minnesota, Ilhan Omar, also referring to the so-called “cities of refuge” that, as he said, “watched over dangerous foreign criminals”.

Omar answered screaming, “You must be ashamed of yourself”

Congressman Minnesota, the first somalezo-American woman elected in Congress, has earlier called for the breakup of the Migration and Customs Service (ICE). Last month, she was physically attacked in public activity, which she attributed to the President's harsh rhetoric against her.

During the talk, while Trump referred to cases of fraud and referred to Minnesota's Somali community, a Democrat Congressman left the hall. Omar, who was sitting next to representative Rasida Tlaib, also responded by shouting that President “is lying”.

After Trump's specific statement ended, a congresswoman sitting on the other side of Omar leaned down and shook his hand in a sign of support.

Donald Trump then attacked politicians who, as he said, follow <x0-friendly crime policies”, accusing them of allowing dangerous offenders to be released from jail with mild regulations.

The president referred to crime levels in major American cities and argued that some officials are allowing criminals to return to the street”.

In this context, he introduced a mother whose daughter, as he said, was killed in North Carolina after leaving the war in Ukraine. According to the president, the suspect had been arrested more than a dozen times for various criminal acts before he stabbed 23-year-old Irina Zarutska on a train in Charlotte.

The case had caused great publicity in the US in September, when a video of the attack was released.

He had escaped a violent war just to be killed by a cruel criminal”, Trump said.

By closing the section, he called on Congress to adopt strict legislation that would prevent the release of violent repeat offenders.

Donald Trump also praised his administration's efforts to limit the care of gender reassignment for minors, calling lawmakers who reacted to his comments at the mad “ ”.

The president accepted from the tribuna the presence of Sage Blair, who was involved in a legal battle on parental rights and gender transition issues, saying she had “extremely long-term”.

“Of course we can all agree that no state should be allowed to take children from their parents' arms and pass them into a new gender against the will of parents”, he said. “Who would have thought we were even discussing this? We have to stop him, and we have to stop him immediately. ”

As republican lawmakers stood and applauded, the Democrats sat down, making the president react. Look, nobody's getting up. These people are crazy”, he said, adding: “Democrats are destroying our country, but we stopped it at the last minute”.

It is thought that last year the Trump administration had proposed new regulations that would prevent hospitals from participating in federal programmes Medcare and Medicade if they offered treatments such as puberty blockers or gender reassignment surgery to minors.

Referring to Iran, Donald Trump claimed that “the threat of serious violence” from the US contributed to the outcome of recent protests in the country, adding, however, that the regime is still working on missile programmes that, he said, could hit the United States.

Recently, there has been strong speculation about a possible American military action against Iran, as a considerable American military force has been deployed in the wider region.

We're negotiating with them. They want to make a deal, but we haven't heard those secret words yet: We will never have a nuclear weapon”, the president said.

My preference is to solve this problem through diplomacy, but one thing is certain: I will never allow the number one state sponsoring terrorism in the world to have a” nuclear weapon, he concluded./Periscopi/