Summary
President Donald Trump, in his second year of his current term, has been focusing on changes in immigration, trade, and investments. His administration has pursued policies resulting in reduced immigration and increased tariffs on imports. Furthermore, there has been a significant rise in financial investments in the United States.
Key Facts
- President Trump signed 26 executive orders on the first day of his second term.
- The administration implemented tariffs affecting over 60 countries.
- Efforts were made to conduct the largest mass deportation in U.S. history.
- Net migration to the U.S. was near zero or negative in 2025, a first in 50 years.
- Reduction in visas and refugee admissions contributed to lower migration numbers.
- The U.S. saw an increase in investments, with total investments reaching $9.6 trillion in January.
- The United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and Japan were significant investors in the U.S.
- Some investment figures might include agreements rather than actual investments.
