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Thursday, Jan 22, 2026
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Donald Trump Addresses Immigration, Sovereignty, and His Vision for America's Future
In an exclusive interview, President Trump details his strategy for border security, addressing economic issues, and revitalizing American leadership.
President Donald Trump has returned to the Oval Office, outlining a comprehensive plan to tackle issues he considers crucial for America's future.
In a White House exclusive interview, Trump discussed border security, crime, and the necessity for policies to restore national sovereignty and economic stability.
Trump underscored the difficulties inherited from the previous administration, including unprecedented levels of undocumented immigration and the burden it placed on U.S. cities.
He pointed out that lenient border policies had permitted criminals, such as gang members and violent offenders, to enter the country.
He cited specific examples like the release of prisoners from nations including Venezuela and the Congo, asserting they were deliberately sent to the U.S. "to create chaos."
"The previous policies were a failure of common sense," Trump remarked.
"A significant portion of these people are criminals, not only from South America but globally.
We're witnessing the effects in cities such as Los Angeles and Denver, and it's unacceptable."
Trump also spoke on his broader vision, asserting his administration's dedication to rebuilding trust in institutions and solving what he described as fixable issues.
"Problems like inflation, crime, or border security—are all fixable," Trump said.
"We prioritize America first, ensuring citizen safety and prosperity."
The president criticized the Biden administration for what he described as "open-border policies" that endangered national security.
He cited the deployment of military resources to the southern border as essential for regaining control.
Trump also highlighted the role of local governments in tackling challenges and criticized federal agencies like FEMA for inefficiency.
Beyond immigration, Trump discussed economic policies, vowing to maintain tax cuts from his first term and opposing any plans to raise taxes.
He also addressed cultural issues, stating his administration would counter policies he claims undermined traditional values, like allowing transgender athletes in women’s sports.
"Americans are tired of nonsensical policies," Trump said.
"They want leadership that safeguards their interests and values.
We are committed to delivering that."
Trump concluded by expressing his belief in America's resilience.
"We are going to reclaim our country," he said.
"If we hadn't won this race, I believe the country would have been lost forever.
But we are here, ready to lead once more."
Watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQUmy6gkwWg
In a White House exclusive interview, Trump discussed border security, crime, and the necessity for policies to restore national sovereignty and economic stability.
Trump underscored the difficulties inherited from the previous administration, including unprecedented levels of undocumented immigration and the burden it placed on U.S. cities.
He pointed out that lenient border policies had permitted criminals, such as gang members and violent offenders, to enter the country.
He cited specific examples like the release of prisoners from nations including Venezuela and the Congo, asserting they were deliberately sent to the U.S. "to create chaos."
"The previous policies were a failure of common sense," Trump remarked.
"A significant portion of these people are criminals, not only from South America but globally.
We're witnessing the effects in cities such as Los Angeles and Denver, and it's unacceptable."
Trump also spoke on his broader vision, asserting his administration's dedication to rebuilding trust in institutions and solving what he described as fixable issues.
"Problems like inflation, crime, or border security—are all fixable," Trump said.
"We prioritize America first, ensuring citizen safety and prosperity."
The president criticized the Biden administration for what he described as "open-border policies" that endangered national security.
He cited the deployment of military resources to the southern border as essential for regaining control.
Trump also highlighted the role of local governments in tackling challenges and criticized federal agencies like FEMA for inefficiency.
Beyond immigration, Trump discussed economic policies, vowing to maintain tax cuts from his first term and opposing any plans to raise taxes.
He also addressed cultural issues, stating his administration would counter policies he claims undermined traditional values, like allowing transgender athletes in women’s sports.
"Americans are tired of nonsensical policies," Trump said.
"They want leadership that safeguards their interests and values.
We are committed to delivering that."
Trump concluded by expressing his belief in America's resilience.
"We are going to reclaim our country," he said.
"If we hadn't won this race, I believe the country would have been lost forever.
But we are here, ready to lead once more."
Watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQUmy6gkwWg
