Summary
President Donald Trump set a 2028 deadline to complete multiple large-scale projects during his current term in office. These projects include a return to the moon, the construction of a new White House ballroom, new Air Force One jets, and a missile defense system. These efforts aim to leave a lasting impact by the end of his presidency.
Key Facts
- President Trump aims for a crewed moon mission by 2028 and plans to establish a permanent moon base by 2030.
- A new White House ballroom is planned to open in summer 2028, costing $400 million, funded by private donations.
- The first of two new Air Force One jets from Boeing is expected to be ready in mid-2028, delayed by six years.
- Trump wants a missile defense project called "Golden Dome" ready by 2028, similar to a past defense initiative.
- Large government projects often face delays and higher costs, as noted in a Government Accountability Office report.
- Some projects, like border policies, involve executive actions that could change with a new president, while physical projects have more permanence.
